There are many souvenir shops around and I browsed through quite a few of them. This place has a…read morevariety of options and I was able to find something to purchase here.

Although Cactus Carlos is a very touristy spot, it's a great one stop shop. Plenty of "Arizona" and…read more"Sedona" printed sweatshirts and tees, shot glasses, keychains, monogrammed souvies, games to play in the car, etc. I loved the faux lego sets of the landscape & animals was what got me. Little brick javelinas! Everything is comparable to the rest of Main but they also had a lot of kid items which were reasonably priced. The kid section is HUGE! Plush animals, toys, books, activity sets, craft kits, etc. For a shop that has something for everyone...Carlos is an easy 5 star family win.

I kept driving past this place and finally stepped in to what I thought would be a small little…read moretouristy gift shop. Boy was I wrong! There are so many rooms that hold endless amount of surprising treasures that are unique and so thoughtfully curated by the two owners who are open and invested in their customers. These photos are only a small peek at what awaits you in this historic building turned into the most unique and sweet gift shop that holds future treasure to share or keep.

Such a special place! It truly is the cutest little shop with so many meaningful gifts and things…read moreyou never knew you needed but can't live without! Amazing customer service! I can't wait to return the next time I'm in Sedona!

I absolutely love this place! I would best describe it as an art gallery that displays art people…read morecan purchase. I take a look every time I'm in Sedona. They sell artwork from local artists, so you can purchase a one-of-a- kind piece of art, made in Sedona. Higher end than the casual arts and crafts market. Occasionally, the artist is in his or her booth, available to talk about their creation. Staff are also available to speak to the artwork, and take care of your purchase. They sell paintings, mixed media, pottery, jewelry, to name a few. The majority of the art is affordable, too. Parking: Plenty of free, shared, strip mall parking.

On a snowy day I wound up at Sedona's "Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village", a place I'd planned to…read morecheck out but not so soon after arrival (thanks, snow). The architecture is creative - or different, at least - than any traditional mall - but I can't say I was wowed by anything and inside of 2 hours I was bored of the whole place. Days later, while walking around Sedona Artist Market, which sits in an unimpressive strip mall along the main road into Sedona I said what I was thinking: "I like everything about this place better than anything about that other place". "That other place" was Tlaquepaque Village. Sedona Artist Market is a big collective of artists booths. When I walked in, two painters were up front, painting original, high quality works. The rest of the space was filled with art of all types by a wide swath of artists. Not to pit one place against another, but the idea of what Tlaquepaque Village was originally envisioned to be seems to have gotten lost along the way. If you want to see a wider variety of art at many different price points, Sedona Artist Market is well worth a stop.

If you're a child of the sixties, still have nostalgic thought of the sixties and seventies, or…read morejust think freaky once in a while, this is most definitely a pitstop for you when visiting Cottonwood. It's a fun place to visit. You'll find yourself engulfed in a wistful stopover that draws on you from their op art, jewelry, paraphernalia, clothing or glow in the dark artwork, it'll take you back in time with fun and nostalgia.

The owner is there nicest person. Business has been rough, stop in and support this local…read moretreasure if you can.

Each and every time when in Cottonwood, Main Street Mercantile is one shop we don't miss and you…read moredon't want to miss, at all! It's fun, its quaint, it's got variety, it's got quirkiness, and it's just plain fun! It is really, really hard not to walk away without purchasing something. From the funky to the historic, from clothing to crafty items, from dumb and stupid to unique and rare, you'll find something to catch your attention here. There are a multitude of items here to catch your attention. This is one shop we never leave town without checking out. They always have some new products and it's a terrific browsing environment.

A souvenir and sundry gift shop in Cottonwood. Prices for souvenirs were reasonable, but they will…read moreadd a surcharge if a credit card is used.

Great market to grab wine cheeses beer hips waters and even see souvenir T shirt section. Big wall…read moreof wines to choose. Didn't have big jars f pineapple or cranberry juice or ice tea, which is what we wanted. It's a great little market in uptown Main Street though

Village Gallery Local features many different artists works. You'll find a little bit of…read moreeverything in here that is handmade. You'll find felting, Mosiac, jewelry, wearables, painting, ceramics, and sculpture. Staff were very helpful and nice. They have their own parking lot.

We enjoyed our visit to Village Gallery Local. We happened to pass by while visiting Sedona for a…read moreday trip and decided to stop in. Village Gallery is full of artwork from a variety of artists. This is the perfect place to stop for a gift for a loved one (or yourself!) to commemorate your trip to Sedona. I found the prices to be quite reasonable as well. The clerks were very friendly and helpful as we browsed.

Absolutely delicious Chai. We ordered a traditional with no sugar and a couple of dirty. If I…read morelived here, I would have one every day! Space is also very near to explore. Please come and create your own adventure.

This was such a unique, lively and colorful place! It fully showcased Pakistani culture and I loved…read moreit. I felt like I was transported to Pakistan the moment I stepped into The Chai Spot. Aside from the tea, they also sold all kinds of goodies--from traditional dresses to books to little trinkets--which I later found out that 70% of the products they sold here were handmade by their rural women & men. There was just so much to explore that my eyes and my heart were full and I haven't even had their teas yet. Another couple of things I found out later on while I indulged myself in more chai than I probably should have and scrolled through their website: (1) half of their profit goes to support women and children in Pakistan, and (2) this place is a "social-enterprise dedicated to peace-building and socio-economic empowerment of women and children in Pakistan." With that, truly, my heart and my belly could not be fuller and I'm so glad I made a point to visit this place at Tlaquepaque! There were some tables and chairs, as well as area rugs where groups sat crisscross applesauce, outside the store on the terrace since they're located on the second floor. They also had a few of these super charming balconies you can hang out and sip your drink at. If you're not in a rush, I think staying and having your tea there completes the whole experience. What we tried: Butter Chai - 5/5 Traditional Cardamom -4/5 Iced Black - 4/5 From the three drinks we got, my ultimate favorite was the Butter Chai. Apparently, they don't consider this as their best seller, but I have seen so many people rave about this particular drink and I couldn't be happier that I went for it. It was the perfect symphony of sweet and creamy with the spices not being too overwhelming. I didn't know that it came with some toppings of crushed pistachios too, but they make sure to ask if you're okay with that when you order. Overall, this one's quite a special place. If you get a chance to stroll around the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, I highly recommend you stop by here!