Check out our Provençal vacay! - Oh wait, we're in Pine, Arizona, not the Southeast of France, at a…read morecharming lavender farm and store filled with pure creek-fed lavender farm crafted products, @pinelavenderfarm about 2 hours NE of Phoenix This is a landmark and historic site of Hunt Farm House, 1895-1901, built by George Hunt. Cooking and baking classes are taught here-check out the schedule. If it's this gorgeous off-season imagine when the lavender is in full bloom! Enjoy the country mountain views surrounding the farm. Parking in a dirt lot along the highway in front of farm. Outhouse as restroom.

This is an amazing farm! Although they weren't open for the season we went to the store and bought…read morea lot of things including hand lotion (great for gifts too) cleaning solution and dryer balls that you can put the lavender oil on. It smells heavenly!

I love this place! I try to get here whenever I can, usually when I have time off from work. You…read morecould look all day and never see it all. It is truly what an antique store is all about. never know what you're going to find.

I visited this shop today, and I was so excited! I'm a big fan of all things antique and enjoy…read morespending time in older shops and looking around at everything. But this place made me want to leave immediately, despite all the cool finds. One reason, was because of the organization. Trust me when I say this, I've been to my fair share of antique shops. Most of them are a little unorganized and you kinda have to look for the cool stuff, but overall you can find certain items of the same kind. But this place was insane, absolutely no order to it, not to mention the insane dust in this place. No upkeep was happening, and there was no room to barely walk! It was almost like a dusty, very fragile, maze. The other reason for why I might not be back is the owner at the front desk. She was the rudest lady I've ever seen in an antique shop, let alone any business. I wish I didn't give her my money because she didn't deserve it. We were not acknowledged when we entered, even though she was right there and glared at us for entering her store. Plus, when checking out, I asked a question about something with no price tag, and she gave me the price and asked for a card immediately for the book I was buying. No conversation? A 15 dollar book by the way. No receipt, good bye or have a good day. Anyways, the last thing I wanted to mention, (thanks for making it this far) was that this seems to have been an ongoing problem, hence the other reviews I read from a couple years ago. I feel like, if you know people feel this way about your customer service, shouldn't you make a change? You ARE still running a business. 1 star!

We came here twice looking for the unusual. The store is…read more125 year old two story house. The is a back area with more rusty art that we also look for. We found a windmill blade fully intact the will be used for partial shade for our cactus at home that can't take full sun. Kind of rare to find one. She even had a room dedicated to Christmas. Too soon for me but she said it does quite well.

Such variety! We got some Christmas shopping done and we were tempted by so many other items…read more Definitely a cute place to stop by!

What a gem! We tried the maple Walnut fudge, turtle fudge,…read morecrème brûlée fudge, and strawberry fudge. Our favorite was the maple walnut -- it was an excellent recommendation by the lovely woman assisting us! Our daughter loved the strawberry fudge. This shop offers so many more flavors of fudge and other yummy truffles and chocolates. They also sell every kind of candy you can imagine, including old school candy and novelty candy (think scorpion lollipops LOL). Great shop to stop by while visiting Payson. Excellent and kind service. We will absolutely be back again when we visit.

Lemon pie gelato. Need I say more? Like the best lemon pie…read moreyou've ever had, but in the creamiest gelato form. There nothing better in Payson. The rocky road truffle was also an entirely magnificent experience. The friendliest service an cutest decor. What a gem!

My son lives out of state and has sent flowers from AZ Wildflowers for the last few years. The…read moreflowers are beautiful and last for a long time. The bouquets are so full and lush and make we smile just looking at them.

I live in Oklahoma and needed a couple of gifts to be delivered in Az. I found Arizona Wildflowers…read more& Gifts, and glad I did! The gift baskets I ordered. Was delivered and met all expectations. I will be a returning customer

This is more tourist stop than antiques. But I did find a couple kitchen tools that I will use…read more Always need wood fork to stir in a no stick pan.

cool gift store bunch of rocks and trekits super fun and vary frendle staff a little torstiy but funread more

Some clothing, some kitchen, lots of rust items in the back…read more We did find a Monk tea bag holder from Germany Winner

We love this place! Made a couple stops during our stay in Payson and this place was recommended…read morefor Antique shops.. did not disappoint. Lovely jazz music playing on turntable during your exploring/shopping

This is a welcome environment for Payson. Yes the books. Yes the art. Yes the snacks. Yes the…read morelive music. Yes ... well it all. There isn't always a community spot like this in our size of town so please visit and patronize. It's a little jewel hidden in a strip mall. Forget your Dutch Bros on way to the Rim. Take 10 here and enjoy!

this was a great spot to stop on our way to Strawberry and Pine. I tried the salted caramel cold…read morebrew and it was very tasty. I love the atmosphere because you can walk around the shop and in the back is the coffee shop with an assortment of games and tables for you to sit at. There's also art on the walls. I really enjoyed my time here and even tried a new game while drinking my coffee.