Stopped in one Sunday. The young lady was very helpful and knowledgeable. Beautiful jewelry, pots…read moreand other items. Very unique. Will visit again.

My partner and I stopped in here in late May. I was told they'd only opened a couple weeks before,…read moreso they were still really new. This store had some very beautiful pottery - vases, placques, jewelry, and much more. One of the artists was even working on a pot in a back corner. I talked to her a while about her pottery techniques and the meanings of the symbols on the various pieces. I was thrilled that she took the time to help me understand. We bought a piece from them. I would definitely go again, and highly recommend it to anyone passing through. Good luck on your new business venture!

This is not only a grocery store, but an incredible relational hub. Tommy and Julie Canyon are…read moreamazing people! It's definitely one of my favorite places whenever we visit the Hopi nation. ... And a great place for lunch!

Always a stop off when we head to Rocky Ridge. Quaint little…read morestop off if you want some snacks, need some gas or a restroom. They have a hot food area in the back serving up pizzas and grilled items. Hopis are very nice and helpful.

I arrived late for my stay. Keep in mind, the front desk closes at 8:30 PM. I was able to contact…read moresomeone & get my room, but not without getting the feeling that I was inconveniencing the hotel instead of receiving adequate customer service. Call ahead of time to leave a message of your late arrival so arrangements for check-in can be made. Though the building is a little run-down, the rooms are comfortable & clean. Keep in mind, the restaurant opens at 11:00 PM if you're planning on breakfast. I recommend going to Hopi Grounds Coffee down the road for breakfast burritos if you want something sooner to eat.

I just talk about the restaurant in Hopi Cultural Center…read more I visited here during my Hopi tour. I asked our guide to have Hopi traditional dish and he brought me to this center. Hopi's dishes were lightly salted and you may feel something is missing, but I was pleased to eat Hopi dishes. I ordered Ram stew with fried bread. I liked. Price was reasonable and we could feel Hopi tradition and culture at this site. Staff was friendly and we were well served. It was a little bit far from downtown tuba city. So it would be like an Oasis for you. Next time, I would visit main building and learn more about Hopi culture in here.

When it comes to combining native american food with contemporary continental this place is tops. I…read morewould recommend to any state local to stop here and enjoy the "Native Hot Beef" or the "Sheepherder" as both highlight what this place can offer. The rest of the dining choices consists of regular southwest diner fare such as tacos, enchiladas, hamburgers, steak, frybread etc. The mutton served here is a treat for any state local. A must stop if you are passing through and definitely worth going a bit out of the way for.

Run by Coolidge Roy and his son Eric. Mostly their katchina, which are very impressive, and silver,…read moresome of which is by other artists. If he's not in the store, he's probably next door.

We met Eric Roy and his father this last weekend while staying at Third Mesa. We purchased a…read moreGORGEOUS katchina doll from Eric. His skills are incredible in carving detail. He is also a very nice and helpful young man.

This is a brand-new, to us, Gas/Convenience Store. 20251002 gas price $3.19. Phoenix price last…read moreweek Sept. $3.46. We checked gas price on our way home, voted YES! to stop. A very.polite five year old boy held the CStore door open for me. Somehow I have become an elder. I have been forced from my usual last in line place to taking first plate - in some locations. A five year old boy held the door open for me, and his grandma, of course. Clean, fresh, full of convenient food items. After my refuel, a new person had some trouble completing my change return on Register 1. A fest, experienced employee swooped over from Register 2 after her teansactions were complete, applied her swift magic fingers to the screen. I had my change! We had a full tank, change to spare and 120 miles to drive south to Kachina Village, I-17. We were full from lunch, nobody tried the restroom. We.needed the surety of a full tank.

Great addition to the area. The store is nicely kept and very clean. Staff is personable and…read morecourteous. We were driving through the area and noticed they were finally open.

Had an overall great experience at this establishment. Lots of great products at reasonable prices…read moreand a variety of items are available from beautiful Hopi jewelry to hand made arrow heads. The staff are awesome, we weren't familiar to the area and the staff filled us in on a the local area. They also gave us great directions to some of the local attractions.

zWe have no complaints. Our car's nav system is TomTom-based. Dilkon was not on the map. Indian…read moreHealth Service Clinic designed by Deswood Etsitty. Notre Dame U, 1996. Sinclair Gas, Basha's Groceries. etc. Dilkon is on my map.