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.

Such an amazing place with great options for gifts! We have our horned lizard magnet on the fridge…read moreand it's so cute!

Plenty of artisan goods and opportunity to visit a trading post that has been in existence since…read more1891! We went specifically to visit the Code Talker exhibit, not to be missed, this is an important part of American military history and they made a difference.

This is the only place in Page to get 100% all local handmade art, gifts and souvenirs. I highly…read morerecommend if youlike to purchase local art.

A Great stop if you're looking for true local art , photofraphy, ​and native American crafts. Don't…read moreget duped into buying china tchotchkes and junk gift shops .

Looked enticing from the signs on the road so we took a right exit. Perhaps Mondays are the day…read morethese shops are closed. Anyways, good chance to stretch out legs since the entrance was barricaded and make use of the photo ops on the exterior of their property. Cool, on Route 66 and the sign Take it EZ jogged hubs memory of the Eagles' song of our youth.

Thank you, Carl! Went in to browse & left with a healthy…read moredose of knowledge from a Winslow native & Navajo man. My fascination for Navajo & Hopi history & culture began in the 70s, so I had to stop. Antique Hopi & Navajo items dot the walls & hang from ceilings & are mixed in with newly crafted items in the cases. Carl, the owner, inherited the shop from his father. An old photo of Carl & his dad is proudly displayed on a kiosk, as well as a photo of his great grandfather, black & white photo of his grandad Outside the entrance, a Vietnam veteran & Navajo native (sorry did not get his name) paints beautiful art, the colors reminiscent of 60s & 70s era native art. What a treat to watch him work. If you're into rocks & petrified wood, Carl has buckets. Also polished stone jewelry pieces, including raw amethyst, turquoise & other semi precious stones. Hopi & Navajo artesian crafted beaded cuffs, hair clips. & other items... including really cool Carabiners with beadwork. I bought a couple for the grandkids & a pretty cuff for Someone commented negatively about the prices. Go buy your souvenirs from the dollar store, made in China on a machine.

Ok so first off, I was driving towards tuba city to go stay the night, and I thought this would be…read morea great store to stroll around but then the staff was incredibly rude towards me, when they asked to have 50$ which I think is just for safety reasons, I politely declined that I had 50$ and then she just threw me out of the store, I think this would've been a great store but the staff is incredibly rude towards me and thus this establishment deserves a 1 star. (They also yelled, to go towards the back to be let in which I think is very unprofessional)

well my wife walked in to buy beads and lady was very rude and disrespectful telling my wife that…read moreshe could only go through back door and can only come in the door if she has $50 in hand as my wife being a Navajo and a very spiritually we will never ever show our face again no one should have to ever come in and get disrespected

After three trips to Sedona I finally stopped in here and boy am I glad I did!…read moreThe salesperson was super friendly and helpful. We had so much fun shopping! I picked out a beautiful piece and he wrapped it up with great care. I only spent $44 on a cup but you would have thought I spent $1,000. Now home, I drink my morning coffee out of the cup and fondly remember Sedona and it's beauty. The cup looks like the red rocks at sunset . Highly recommend stopping in when you are in town!

My car broke down at the side of the road and this friendly woman stopped (with her two Irish…read moreWolfhounds) and said, "I don't know much about cars, but can I help?" She directed me to a nearby b&b and said "I know that there are people there..." and asked me if I wanted her to stay or leave. I sent her on her way, which in retrospect was probably a missed opportunity. She said, "If you're here tomorrow, I'll buy you a cup of coffee." I Love artists, and they are always a blessing to meet. I will definitely check out her studio at some point!

Summary: --good selection of higher quality Hopi silver and…read moreother Hopi art --prices negotiable --higher quality items not readily found elsewhere, even Santa Fe --friendly, knowledgeable staff --seemingly better quality than items up on the mesa, though I didn't check every outlet on the mesa I'll give a price rating of "moderate," though some of the higher quality items can be expensive. But, you get what you pay for...

Handmade goods but not cheap . I tried the fry bread , which I found to be delicious. Reminded me…read moreof zeppoles at San Genaro

This Trading Post is interesting to walk through. The bathroom could have been cleaner. The…read moreemployee could have definitely been friendlier and more welcoming. There is a small museum inside, with some fascinating information.

Joseph and Janice Day were incredibly helpful and informative when we arrived with 2 vans of…read morecollege students. Joseph took the time to explain some of Hopi traditions and history and the meanings of some of the Katsina dolls. Serendipitously we were able to help him harvest corn in his nearby cornfield. Quite a learning experience. I highly recommend a visit to the Gallery.

If you're not buying Hopi crafts from individuals in the villages, I recommend this. A great place…read moreto shop with an incredible selection of Hopi arts and crafts.