Quite a lot of stuff to take in. Don't forget to check out the property in the back. They have some beautiful glass. Prices are a little higher than expected. I purchased a $ item, gave the girl $20.11 and got $4 back. Mistakes happen but always check your change! read more

Not worth the visit in my opinion. Drove 11.5 hours to stay in Sedona and wanted To stop for five minutes before closing time to buy something FASt but they were in too much of a hurry to close! I'd say Cocopah up the road is much more quality and very nice customer service. read more

Really cool place for some really cool knickknacks. Large unique decor spot with some items that range from silly to weird. Think of it as walking through a forest of enchantment. I would recommend as a stop spot for sure while visiting Sedona. Lots of Yard ornaments ranging from big to small, from concrete statues to cool metal sculptures. I gave it only three stars as I would recommend not going when it's close to closing. As I was perusing the place I saw a young lady behind the register, who obviously worked there, getting mad as she knocked on the window at new customers arriving to see this unique place. She even went as far as saying- " go home! We are close to closing!" That's pretty rotten when your location is right off the road "that's hard to miss"- and especially when business's are going through rough times during covid. It was quite a turn off for me. read more

I came to your shop yesterday 7/29/2022 at around 9:30am. Thought it was a nice place to shop before my group of Friends and I hike. Went inside the store where the cashier desk is, looking at items. Found an interesting piece that a few had a price under the item. So I asked the lady with glasses "How much was the item?" She responded annoyingly saying "the price was on the bottom". I told her not all of them has a price under the item. She said they all have different prices. So I selected a few to ask her the price. She acted annoyed that I was asking. There was an item, a bigger item piece that I wanted to know the price. Since she said the price was on the bottom on the other items I decided to look on the bottom, it immediately broke. She immediately grab the pieces, annoyed again, looked pissed off and took it to the cashier desk. Without saying anything else, she just turned around and said you broke it you pay for it. Mind you I held that piece as gentle as I can I wasnt being wreckless, didnt want to bother someone Who didnt want to be bothered. She literally accused me pointing out I broke it. The very beginning she was not helpful, not welcoming and she act like she did not want to be there, the experience shopping there was uncomfortable and it felt like it was a trap to get free money once you broke it. It was ridiculous. I wanted to talk to the manager to disputes since she said she couldnt do anything and her response was "no manager was there and they'll be back on Monday". It was her attitude that made this situation upsetting and uncomfortable. In fact, with an attitude, she asked me if I broke two items. Such a bad and rude customer Service. Literally just being accused that I diliberately broke it. She explains there were signs everywhere. Ok, than if she knew the item I was looking at was fragile why didnt it says it was fragile. I hope you still have the camera where I was looking at the item and see for yourself. Once I paid for the item she asked if I want to keep it. I asked her what would you do with the item, are you guys gonna glue it and sell the item. Because it looked like glue was holding the pieces. In fact it broke so easily I'm wondering if it has been broken before, a customer paid for it and decided not to keep it and you guys glued it back, this was in the back of my mind. This experience was so upsetting. We roamed a little bit around the store and of course we were talking about the topic. As we were exiting the store since we didnt feel like shopping anymore after that incident, I turned around because I felt like someone was staring at me and caught her staring at me, in fact glaring at me. So, I glared back. Such a bad attitude. What kind of employee is that. There was another Saleperson there and didnt do anything Or ask us is there anything wrong but instead also glared at us. It was like they wanted to fight us physically, unbelievable. Did they expect us to be happy and still be in a good mood after that. Upset and dissatisfied customer read more

Low quality and over priced. Coming from LA this is trash. I won't go back. $5 for miso soup?! Crazy. That's a given in most places. Don't charge as if it were ramen. I feel bad for az ppl thinking this is good. read more

Pure Sedona. You definitely want to hit this place on the way back from Cathedral Rock or Chapel Rock. What a find. It's like a mini museum to everything eclectic in Sedona. It's not like the touristy strip of downtown though it has a few of the trinkets. Remember the show 'Pickers' with Abbot and Costello dudes. Well think of this as that show on steroids. Antique signs, sculptures, and anything you would want to fit your Sedonian home out with. Great place to wander around in to feel the local vibe. read more

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Wow!!! What a selection!! My husband and some friends stopped by while in town and loved the store! I only wish I could have bought more but with our flying, it just wasn't possible. We'll definitely be back when in town! read more

Cool place with all kinds of different stuff, but the staff here sucks. Rude and standoffish. We had been wandering around for a while and my son needed to use the restroom. The girl at the counter told him he'd have to buy something to get the code. We looked around and found something cheap just so we could get the code and he could relieve himself. After what seemed like deliberate stalling, she finally gave him the code (RESTROOM CODE IS 5111, by the way). Now if you've ever been in this place, it's pretty big, with a lot of rooms, and several buildings. When he asked where the bathroom was located, she just vaguely gestured across the room (there was no restroom in the room we were in). He finally found the restroom, took care of business, and we left, never to return again. Like I said, they have some pretty cool stuff, but with employees that treat customers the way we were treated, I'll find another spot to buy souvenirs. read more

This is the perfect place to go for any Southwestern gift you may want. We enjoyed looking at all the metal work, ceramic pots , jewelry, etc. It is located on a main road entering or exiting Sedona read more

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I have been to Sedona many times and I always make it a point to stop by Son Silver West to shop and purchase items. Today, May 13 at around 12:30, I encountered a cashier who was very rude! I needed to use the restroom very badly. I was told that I had to buy something before she could give me the code for the bathroom. I saw another woman who was jumping around because she also had to use the restroom. She was also told she had to buy something. Now , how can a person shop when they desperately need to use the restroom first? This is no way to treat a customer. Policies need to be changed. This is ridiculous. Not going back!!! I can get pottery somewhere else in Sedona!!!! read more

How can anyone give this less than 5 stars? What's not to like about the amazing selection and affordable prices? The nice clean bathrooms? The friendly staff? My only complaint would be that there's so much cool stuff that it was hard to decide what I wanted to bring home with me. This was even better than Tlaquepaque and I love Tlaquepaque! read more

The awful music blaring from literally everywhere on the property was enough to make me want to leave, but I persevered because of their selection of talavera and chimineas. Prices were a little high on some outdoor stuff and outrageous on indoor furniture. We agree with others' assessment of the unfriendly staff. No one acknowledged us as we wandered past them, no eye contact, not even a grunt hello. I don't want to be bothered by sales people while I browse, but at least be friendly when we pass each other. I found a mini chiminea that was beat up and asked if they had any more and she seemed put out by our presence and said something unhelpful like no, but maybe in a couple of months, I don't know. We later found one sitting somewhere else, but I really didn't care to give them any money for anything so we left. It was kind of a nightmare with so much stuff all over, but other people seemed to be enjoying looking at the random crap, so if a roadside collection of dusty Mexican collectibles is your thing you might want to stop in. Bring your ear plugs. read more

LOVE everything here however I am giving two stars due to customer service. As I was purchasing my item I saw another item I wanted to purchase and so I asked the lady if I could add it to my order, she rolled her eyes and declined to sell me the item because she had already ran my card for the first thing. Keep in mind this was early in the day and there was absolutely no one else in line to check out besides me. Totally rude and I will take my business elsewhere. read more

I have been coming here for years, always find unique things. I do not no if they have new owners but the people I dealed with could hardly be bothered. I found a small lamp and it was very expensive, when I purchased it they had no box to carry it in even tho I told them I was taking it to WA. State. The lady did a half ass job of wrapping it in bubble wrap. When I got back to our RV the thing was totally broke falling apart. Now I am stuck with a piece of junk, as It is to far to go back and get my money back. I feel like I was totally ripped off. BUYER BEWARE. read more

I love how eclectic this place is! During our trip in Sedona, we kept noticing Son Silver West on our drives, so we had to stop by before we left. You can't miss the huge T-Rex and random vintage signs. It's a bit overwhelming with so many different things to look at, but it felt like being in a eclectic, vintage museum of garden knickknacks, dream catchers, wind chimes, Native American trinkets, and furniture pieces. There is also a jewelry section with many of them made by the Navajos. This place can feel a tad touristy, but I love it! Also, a great place for photo ops :) read more

***Buyer Beware*** I spent $100 on a Hand n Hand Frame and ceramic tiles for my Sedona home's street numbers. The frame could not be assembled as one of the screws was defective. I asked for return or exchange and was told no to both. No refunds, returns or exchanges. ***What kind of business does this?!?!? Buyer Beware*** read more

A nice store but the staff is not as personable as one would like and they DO NOT LET YOU USE THEIR RESTROOM!! What kind of merchant doesn't let PAYING CUSTOMERS use the restroom for crying out loud? This is not acceptable. That was the worst! read more

Very nice boutique, one of many in Cottonwood. A lot of crafty stuff from local artists. We didn't purchase any thin but I did love some of the tables that were on display, just a little pricey but beautiful craftsmanship. read more

I was specifically looking for indoor and outdoor pottery and this was the only place in Sedona I was able to find a variety of sizes in pots! Lots to look through, and prices range some are decent, some not. I like how this is out of the way of the other shopping districts. They do close at 5 pm when I went during May 2021. Another thing I enjoyed shopping here is most items are from Sedona and Mexico, I am there to shop local! read more

If you come through Sedona, this place is worth checking out. It looks big from the outside, but it's huge on the inside. They have a large selection of home decor items, much of it Southwest-themed, blown glass glassware, spices and sauces, a bunch of Southwestern-inspired paintings, handmade Native American and artist jewelry, and a lot more. They're slightly off the beaten path of downtown Sedona, but you'll probably want to trek off to see more of the beautiful landscape surrounding this city anyway. Their prices are reasonable and they have a fun and great selection of stuff to look at and/or purchase. You are pretty much bound to find something worthwhile here. read more

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A lot of nice things. Girls who work here are super rude. People are happy to be there to enjoy the atmosphere. Workers not helpful, don't speak, don't smile, and are simply abrupt. Take a customer service class if you don't know how to be cordial. read more

You want it, they have it! This is such a fun place by the side of the road. Stop in and explore. Cow skulls, talavera, ornamental art, jewelry, soaps and lotions, spicy sauces and dips, outdoor furniture, giant metal animals, chimineas, desert plants and lots of what-not. You find something you love and they ship for you. I've never had anything arrive in less than perfect condition. Just walking around and looking is a trip down memory lane with old advertising signs and road signs. Such a fun oasis in the desert! read more

THIS IS A REVIEW ON THE SERVICE... HORRIBLE SERVICE!! The women that work there were extremely disrespectful. when I asked if they had more pots like the one I was holding one lady quickly and rudely just said "no" and turned around to face the outside window.... but I was at the register, I was ready to pay for what I had. I just stood there and waited for her and her two friends to stop talking about their husband's lactose intolerant issues to acknowledge me again. When one turned around she said in Spanish "why didn't you help her?" And they very roughly grabbed my stuff, rang it up, and charged me. All this while they continue to talk about their personal problems in Spanish. The transaction was over and I was not acknowledge at all, no thanks , no goodbye, nothing If I'm going to pay for an overprice piece of art, I at least want to be looked in the eyes and be treated like I'm in a professional environment. If you want real, professional service, and lower prices drive to Wickenburg. I recommend for the owner to sit their staff in their vortex for 10 minutes daily to lighten up their spirits and fix their moods. read more

I've driven past this place in all my Sedona visits and always thought it was a small touristy spot. Today we decided to check it out and I was just flabbergasted by the collection of art work and goods for sale here. The space is sprawling with rooms and outdoor areas filled with decorations for your home. This place is more like a museum with lots of affordable items. Next time you are driving past this area, make sure you make a stop and check this place out. read more

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We drove by once and I thought it was a pretty interesting looking place. The second time we drove by my curiosity got the best of me and I had to make the stop. I'm still not entirely sure what is going on here. Some things you can buy at Silver Sons include: outdoor chimineas, terra cotta suns, dried chiles, Mexican-inspired mirrors with Dia de los Muertos skeletons on them, mini Buddhas, jewelry, rugs, hot sauce, and touristy souvenirs. There is also a patio nearby with a vortex you can sit down in. Not sure if I felt the vortex or just psyched myself up because I was expecting it, but I definitely felt a little "off" as I got nearby. This place is pretty much my favorite kind of store to visit: full of random, interesting things. A fun place to stop at while you are in town. read more

Son Silver West - A few of the items you can find. - Art Galleries Near Me - Sedona, Arizona

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We love this place. Have been visiting Sedona for 15 years and we stop here every time and find some treasure to either take home or ship back. Well worth a stop. From ceramic pumpkins to metal cactus sculptures. It's even a Vortex location. read more

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Horrible service. I was going to buy a pretty large outdoor pot, it didn't have a price tag. When I went to the counter to as for help, the two ladies there gave me an annoyed look. Really? Wow. Went to Mexidona instead which is in West Sedona which has just an amazing service. Never returning to Son Silver ever again. This is the second time my family has had horrible service here. Last time was in June when the sales lady could not bother to help my son find his favorite chapsticks, which he comes back to this store for. read more

The staff are rude. Very very rude. Please either retrain or rehire a better staff. We were about to spend lots of money but when we asked one lady where a question, she gave us a scoff and blew our question off. Very disappointed in this place of business. read more

The big Chicken....or maybe it is a The Big Rooster....LOL....this landmark will definitely get your attention if you decide to venture off the beaten path just outside of Sedona. This establishment has Southwestern inspired artifacts which include glassware, paintings, pottery, jewelry, handmade art, native american items....and even a cafe to have a drink. No one was working the cafe the day I visited but I didn't want anything in any case....I also didn't see that they sold any food...just drink items. Now the young lady that was working the day I visited seemed a bit "odd" she wasn't very friendly....and they have this huge tom cat that I think could be a problem for customers. The reason I say that is because there is a sign posted that says "Our cat is named Romeo"...or Romo or something to that effect....and then it goes on to say "Pet it at your own risk." Then later I heard her telling some customers who were petting it that the cat bites and scratches....so they might not want to pet it. I am thinking why would you tell some that...because I know what would have happened to that cat had it bit or scratched me....and I wasn't petting it...LOL. So other than all that madness the place is really unique and a must-see if for no other reason than to take a pic with the Huge Chicken....or Rooster....wohoo. Eat, Drink and be Merry my Friends!!!!! read more

This is a very unusual place that is actually in several building complete with an art gallery. This is a great place to get souvenirs. They have some huge metal pieces and pottery as well as many items you can bring home in a suitcase. They have pottery, jewelry, blankets, terrariums aand a lot more items. You can spend a lot of time there just looking. read more

Have driven past many times but today went in and spent over 45 minutes just scoping out the endless rooms and display areas. Some stuff is pretty common southwest decor, but it is more reasonably priced than most of Sedona. There were metal lawn sculptures selling for well under $100 that were twice the price at an art fair up the road. There are several rooms of fine art if your taste is more upscale. read more

Very nice place for landscape ornaments, wall handings, souviners, tsotchkes or what-nots. You can't miss it just look for the big rooster out front. An aboundant selection of vintage American signs and advertisments will have you feeling absolutely nostalgic. This place has rustic crafts made from metal and pottery. They also have Sandia and pequin peppers in wreaths, stung on a line or by the bag. This place also has been voted for having the Best Vortex in Sedona, there are several chimeras or fire pits where they burn sweet wood and sage to create nice cleansing scents. There were many affordable options and no pushy sales people. There is a coffee cafe if you need a warm driink and a nice seating area where you can enjoy the vortex. read more

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This place is awesome!! If I lived here I'd be in debt to them! All things southwest can be found here for outdoor and interior decorating. They also have quite a good selection of decorative pottery and Buddhist statues. Could spend a few hours perusing their offerings. Jewelry and plants were also available. This is a MUST STOP if you're in the area! read more

We pulled into the tight parking lot and the troubles ended there. After an awesome girls weekend in Sedona, we came here on our way out back to the valley. The first thing I noticed was the smell of burning Pinon wood. The entire place place is full of different rooms and areas with related items. It's part store part decorative stroll through a southwest/desert haven. The hanging chilies, pottery, tin signs, decorative crosses, colorful skulls, suns, etc., were endless and eyecatching . My friend and I kept agreeing how beautiful everything was. We even sat at the Vortex for a bit to enjoy the weather and the colors around us. I would recommend this stop for anyone in or out of Sedona. read more

Son Silver West - Colorful skulls for sale - Art Galleries Near Me - Sedona, Arizona

Looks super cool and funky from the outside and they have tons of great things from handmade soap to jewelry to beautiful glassware all of which is reasonably priced HOWEVER the people that were working there were beyond rude. I would have spent a ton more money but couldn't wait to get out of there. They say it's one of the energy vortex areas on their property and they are correct...NEGATIVE ENERGY. The only reason I gave it 3 stars is the cool cat that walks around meowing for attention and the good prices. The employees get a 1 star review. Oh and the rude young woman who rang up my items overcharged me by almost $20 and when I questioned her, more rudeness. If the owner of this place is reading this, please hire people with more positive attitudes. read more

This place is great for lazy afternoon to mozey around! Give yourself at least 30 minutes. The place is so big it has a map! They specialize in: ceramic lizards, hanging sun faces, Hispanic and Native American decorated pottery, garden knick knacks and sculptures, some jewelry, quick snacks and drinks (like a corner store) by the checkout, and larger garden/household decor. Had so much fun here! Really big, great even if you're not buying anything. So much too look at, and decent pricing!! read more

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Pit Stop worth taking here.... You can spot this store a mile away. The large Rooster placed in the entrance sets the tone for what you are to embark on. The American Vintage Signs are vibrant, unique, earthy and quirky. Little did I know this is also a VORTEX spot. We sat under the tree with the sign marked 'vortex' and unbelievably one of the strongest places filled of vortex energy. Tons of fun goofy picture opps to kick off a great trip in Sedona. read more

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We passed by this interesting store on the way into Sedona and then we came back to browse the next day. It has some interesting "antique" signs on the walls, a lot of yard decorations, Mexican artwork, and souvenir items. It was quite an interesting place ! We bought a road runner and turtle for our yard at a decent price. Look for this shop as you drive from I-17 toward Sedona - on the left side. You can't miss it with all the quirky items stacked around the outside ! Don't skip any of the many rooms scattered around the sight - items of interest are everywhere. read more

Stopped by here this weekend while in Sedona. Great place for visitors to get some beautiful local art or just some trinkets. Lots of different options - huge indoor and outdoor space. Something for everyone. read more

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Extremely rude staff! After spending a lot of money on an overpriced wind chime, my girlfriend and I were leaving through an iron gate that was partially open to the parking lot. I stepped aside and held the gate open for an old man coming in. He pulled the gate out of my hand and closed it behind him, rudely exclaiming that this was "NOT an exit", and that we had to go around to get out. I will never buy anything from there again! read more