I recently came in to look for a gift to someone departing Arizona…read more They have so many cute products made with copper. Price is reasonable for the quality of products they sell. Staff here is so friendly, I actually came in and out three times in one hour because I couldn't decide what I wanted to get. Ultimately I ended up picking some small items to remember their stay in Arizona. They have so much products here. I would definitely come back for my own kitchen someday soon

Ooooo! Come in here for the most amazing copper gifts! While there wander to the back so you can…read moresee the tunnel that was the entrance to the prohibition days underground. You cant go below, but you can see where the town has an entire underground world. Go to Old Town Copper on your list of "must do's" while in Cottonwood. It will not disappoint.

What is the point of continuing to keep posting your business location if you're closed or have…read morerelocated? Such a waste of time for someone who's traveling to come get dessert from you.

Tiny Gourmet is super cute but advertises itself as a cheese place and we found the cheese options…read morereally lacking. The gift selection is sparse as well. I would still stop in and see what hey have!

This little but big shop in Cottonwood is reminiscent of the olden days gift shops of Lore. The…read moremoment you walk in the door it's a wall-to-wall, ceiling-to-floor potpourri of assorted and massive amounts of little, quaint and distinctive things. Like a candy or good old days five and dime store! Too many items and varieties to start mentioning, you're gonna purchase something, no matter what you think when entering. Best of luck to owner Michelle Wilson, it must be a blast having to be a buyer for shop!

Same people own this and whiskey wine what not shop all three of the stores here are owned by the…read moresame people. If you cross check their prices I am sure you will see how outrageous the mark up is on their products. I wouldn't buy anything from these people they are rude, greedy and demeaning to their employees. Buyer beware

I enjoy shopping in this wonderful shop. When you open the door you are welcomed by many wonderful…read morefragrances. I buy my lotions and cremes which are perfect for this dry climate in AZ . I am never disappointed when I walk in and find what I need plus great gifts for family and friends. I have been a big fan and shopper for years and never leave empty handed. Super friendly service too.

I love this little store and will stop by from time to time just to see what's new. It's a great…read moreplace to find fun and unique gifts and cards. They also have fun jewelry.

Absolutely awesome. Stafff is very knowledgeable and kind. We come from Las Vegas which is a 4.5…read moredrive and worth every mile once we get there. Thanks Gus for amazing products!

Owner scammed me out of money, claimed knife was USA origin, but I later found that it was a…read moreChinese knife with the country of origin removed.

Very nice store with very nice inventory. Purchased some metal outdoor items that were unique from…read moreother stores in Jerome. The person behind the counter was pleasant answering my question to our satisfaction. I'd return again if in the area.

While on a surprise trip sponsored by my children they took me to Jerome. The shop had quite a…read moreselection of unique items. The woman who assisted me was very friendly.

Gift shop in the quaint town of Cottonwood, which is close to the Verde Canyon Railroad. Lots of…read morelocal items of Southwestern charm.

Thinking I'd see the historic old downtowns of both Cottonwood and Jerome I got as far as the first…read moreshop in Cottonwood, J & J Antiques, and I'm almost surprised I ever emerged. J & J Antiques sits at the edge of Cottonwood's Old Town and looks from the outside like a relic from the gold rush era (which it probably is). Inside, it's a seemingly never-ending warren of what can only be called "shops". You know, an antique collective filled with little stalls, each specializing in whatever oddity the vendor sees fit to hunt down and resell. There's everything in here from the booth reselling Scrabble tiles to the guy reselling irons. I walked out of here with 3 unique necklaces for what I thought to be a most reasonable price but that's only because I exercised restraint. In today's disposable culture, these kind of shops are in sharp decline. I might not want all of the stuff on display here but I sure do want to look at it all. Cottonwood's historic district is filled with similar shops but J & J Antiques is the first place I'd send you to. They literally have everything a shop like this should. Great place.

Great antique shop to stop into while you're walking in old town Cottonwood. I found a little book…read moreon the Native American rugs for $6. But they have artwork, antiques, and a million other things here.