This busy shopping center was Prescott's original indoor mall. Over time, it was on the decline and…read more(almost) died as so many malls have done. Fortunately, someone with some smarts and vision renovated to the mall into a outdoor entrance shopping center and secured Walmart (first one in Prescott) as the anchor tenant, and revitalized the center. Now the center is full with about 20 stores (save for one vacant slot) and has continued to add more "pad" buildings with desirable business. The parking lot gets pretty crowded, and getting in and out is slow go. You have to be careful maneuvering around all the peds and cars on the west side. It's a bit less congested on the east end where WalMart is. Maybe the Prescott Gateway Mall management could take a few pointers.

I stop in this shopping center quite frequently. There is a good selection of stores and eateries.read more

This place is such a fun space to explore! It's not just one store -- it's a collection of…read moredifferent shops all in one spot, which makes it perfect for browsing and discovering something new around every corner. There's a great mix of boutiques, gift shops, specialty items, and even places to grab a bite. Whether you're shopping for unique finds, picking up a thoughtful gift, or just window-shopping, there's always something interesting to see. The atmosphere is lively but relaxed, making it easy to take your time and enjoy the experience. Definitely a great place to spend an afternoon wandering and supporting a variety of local businesses all in one stop.

Bashford courts is a great shopping place in downtown Prescott. There are several stores and a…read morecouple of levels in this building. A couple of the stores sell most mostly locals wares and clothing. It has an elevator in the event you can't walk up the stairs. There is a restaurant also located inside the facility. I believe it's a new restaurant from the last time I was in town. It looks really nice. I'm not sure if they're open for lunch, but I'm certain they're open for dinner. There's a wide variety of different types of shops, including art, knickknacks, etc., but higher quality knickknacks not souvenir type stuff. All staff I've met at the stores have been very personable. I stopped by every time I'm in town to see what new things they have.!

the prescott gift shop, next to to elks theater…read more is a must stop destination location when in, near or around downtown. from inexpensive quick last minute gifts, to hand made designer soaps and candles. along with many vintage and antique items, the prescott gift shop is a staple of the community.

I was in the shop for the first time recently looking for a birthday gift for my daughter-in-law, A…read morescenic "Arizona" cutting board with space to engrave her name. There were many different styles and types of wood to choose from. All locally made by Lynx Creek Designs. At very reasonable prices! The owners were very friendly and helpful. A great little shop with a great variety of gift items(even for yourself)

Tracy is the best she's always happy to help me her store is the best in town! Definitely swing by…read moresee what they have.

Beautiful new location at 212 W Gurley Street downtown Prescott. Fashion, jewelry and gifts are…read moreoutstanding.

Great little shop with an excellent selection of souvenirs and gifts. They had a wide variety of…read moreunique items, and it was easy to find something special to take home. The staff was very kind, welcoming, and helpful during our visit. If you're looking for souvenirs in Prescott, this is definitely worth a stop!

Great place to shop friendly people helpful staff price are affordable. You could stay for hours…read more Grease made from the indigenous people.

Love love love this Fabulous shop! Stumbled upon it in Prescott and wanted absolutely Everything!!…read more The owners are truly wonderful, the baked goods mouth watering, and the unique finds make this shop a treasure!

Wow this place is a gem! From cooking essentials to phenomenal cookies and baked goods, it is a…read moremust stop. Traci and RJ have curated a shop that feels like home. They welcomed us in with open arms, made us two cups of their delicious coffee and sampled their cookies. RJ walked us through different mustards and seasonings with fresh ideas to elevate our culinary experience. We can't wait to visit Prescott again to visit their shop!

This is one of the nicer shops on Whiskey Row. What is different about it are 2 things that are big…read morein my book: One: It is not overrun with cheap Chinese made silly souvenirs and chachkies. Two: They carry a nice selection of "Dead Pawn" (aka " old pawn") Native American jewelry. Old pawn pieces can be less appealing or even a bit scary to shop for if you are new to Native American jewelry, or if you are looking for modern styling or highly polished pieces. However, while you will find all manner or recognizable styles in old pawn, you just may find one of a kind pieces too. That's the type I like. Another thing about shopping old pawn is that vendors are usually more open to accepting offers. A very nice couple operate this store. Although you will see a sign with the Ortega name at the Galloping Goose just a few shops away, they are not the same owners - they are cousins. Ortega's has been here a while and it surprised me that I had to submit a YELP listing. This is definitely a shop worth visiting.

Beautiful silver jewelry, authentic semi-precious stones, handcrafted items from Mexico, not China!…read moreSo sorry to see them leave downtown Prescott as they have been a Prescott fixture for several decades. Luckily their main store is in Cave Creek, a few hours from Prescott. See you there!

I love this store, but someone needs to get seriously spanked for the large display of ground…read morecoffee. It has an f-bomb in the title and is prominently displayed. People of all ages walk through this place. Not appropriate!

This shop is one of the most unique and hidden gems on courthouse square! It has everything from…read moretons of cute gift items and dishware on the retail side, then they have a candy bar with homemade fudge and sweets. And that's just upstairs! Don't forget to venture downstairs (which I didn't do the first few times with so much to see)! Superstition Meadery is set downstairs in a very cool and eclectic space! They have a lounge space and cool seats for relaxing, as well as a large bar for tasting the mead. This spot is a new favorite to popin! It's like a never ending space with amazing finds in each and every nook!

Loved the merchandise and staff! Great decorating ideas and found some great things to add to our…read morehome!

I bought 3 tops that were hanging on the clearance rack ironed & looked nice from this store. Then…read morewhen I got home to Phoenix I realized that they all have armpits stains on them. I was absolutely disgusted! Very disappointed in the store after this. As this is one of my favorite stores to visit when I go to Pres . Can't believe they would even put them out on The floor. Had I have noticed I never would've purchased them!

This is THE spot to get ice cream They sell them by the…read morePint as well which makes it have way more value I've tried multiple flavors and all of them have been amazing If you're looking for ice cream, this is the place to get it Just stay away from the Pistachio, its MINE :)

This place is so cute! They have soooo much to look at and their Christmas section is to die for…read more Upon walking in, we were greeted by workers, which included an old man who I'm guessing was Jim as he had on what looked to be a costume (of was just his usual attire) and had a statue in the store. A worker who we saw preparing something in the window as we were passing by had handed me, my mom, and my dad a sample of almonds with cinnamon sugar on them. Needless to say, they were delicious. We heard about this place having great ice cream on TikTok, so my mom and I were on the hunt for that. We finally found it in the very back of the store. There was a young man/teenager working behind the counter and was super friendly, telling us that the Graham Canyon flavor was "grandpa approved." My mom got a scoop of that and the chocolate raspberry truffle while I got a scoop of the oatmeal cream pie and lemon bar. We really liked the Graham Canyon flavor, but found the raspberry in the chocolate raspberry truffle to be close to nonexistent. It was still a nice chocolate ice cream though. I loved both the oatmeal cream pie and lemon flavor, but I liked the oatmeal cream pie just a little bit more since there were larger chunks of the actual cookie in it. As we devoured our ice creams, we browsed around the store. Awesome staff, service, selection, and products. Definitely stop in here if you get the chance!