This is one of the most fascinating home accessories and art shops in Arizona. Angeles y Diablitos…read more(Angels and Devils), is located in the same building as Elvira's upscale Mexican Restaurant at La Entrada de Tubac Shopping Village in Tubac with incredible, refined, and tremendously unique items for the home brought from Mexico and the world, its captivating, entertaining and enormously unique. Like perusing through a museum, but with the ability to purchase any item in their vast collection. From inexpensive, to high end, you'll find it here. With every visit we regularly enjoy at Elvira's, we stop in to see what's new. Kudos to Mr. Garcia (Manager/Buyer) for his selections, Ms. Shattuck for her incredible product knowledge and courteousness, she's really sweet, and especially Ruben Monroy owner and head of Elvira's for offering this to the public at large. We've rarely walked away with nothing. A must visit.

This is the suave shop right next door to Elviras. We think the owner is the same…read more The delightful blown glass teardrops that adorn the restaurant next door in the hundreds are available here in sizes an colors. My wife always wanted to buy Teardrops for home when we figured out where is the best place. So this was the day for us. We think in her bathroom near the lights. So far we just rinsed them. Each has its own eyelet to tie a line. Great shop for Mexican house art and unique items.

Always a fun spot to visit and learn about cigars! Terrific selection from literally all over the…read moreworld. Pick up a special gift for your favorite aficionado, getting married or having a baby? Thoughtful and unique gifts, great selection, pricing runs the gamut. Stop by and tell them I sent you!

Grumpy Gringo put up a cigar bar and smoking area for an event our organization hosted at the Tubac…read moreResort. They brought a wide selection of cigars as well as a good assortment of cutters and lighters. Took cash and credit cards and prices were in line for what single cigars should cost in this state. I'm always pleased to see cigar retailers who take the time with novice or very occasional smokers . It can be intimidating to look at 20 cigar boxes and make a decision for someone with no experience. There was an event the next day at the shop. I popped in for a few things for the drive home but I haven't seen a cigar place that full in a long time.

This place is always a Must! If you are looking for something unique and unusual, this is where you…read moreneed to be. Check out my latest piece. What a true Gem in the desert.

My Grandmother started going to Tubac in the 1980s. Once a month during college, every single trip…read moreto visit during a holiday, or during a trip home (once I moved away for work), we "had to" go to Gary's (Old Presidio Traders). "Had to." My grandmother would spend more than an hour, pouring over every single bracelet in the old pawn case. Every single one. She'd try on more than I care to think about. Sometimes, we'd have a dozen different cuffs on the counter, waiting for her to choose the one (or two) that she wanted. And of course, my mother and I got sucked into this game as well. While we stood around, trying to get out of the way of the tourists, my mother, grandmother, and I talked. "Oh, that'll be nice once it is shined up." "How's school?" "What about that one over there!" Vicki, Gary, and the others would chime in along the way. Over the course of more than 30 years of regular visits, we got to know Gary and the entire staff. They were always kind, patient, and funny. We learned how Gary would buy bags of old pawn, by weight, sight unseen. We learned about kids, grandkids, divorces, retirements, and that the folks who worked there were kind and funny people. We also had a darn good time. Between the 3 of us desert rats, we gathered an enormous collection of Native American (Mostly Navajo) cuffs, necklaces, earrings, and rings. ENORMOUS. Today, my grandmother is more than 100 years old and in declining health. When I look at her collection now, I see workmanship, quality, good prices, and the priceless: memories. OPT is an overwhelming treat. Take your time. Ask questions. Go for a walk, or go for lunch--then go back and get that piece you were eyeing. You won't regret it. (I attached a small sample.)

Let me preface the review by encouraging visitors to stop in despite my 3 star rating, because as a…read moreplace of Art, History, and Novelty the tour is completely worth it. As a SHOP, however, I rated it low, because they do not sell much of anything that you can't find in hundreds of other little shops all over Arizona, the Southwest, or Indian territory. The feature several artists, local and abroad, living and deceased, and they made some works of Art, but the broader your travel expanse, the more you have to compare them to. The few times I stopped in, the lady tending to the shop could not answer in depth questions about the artists and their work or Art in general. She also does not allow pics of the inside - understandable - so I limit photography to the outside.

Huge selection of official licenses New Era hats, and they're sold cheaper than the sticker prices…read more They also do a stamp card program to buy ten hats, then get one for free.

Very knowledgeable owner. She wants your gun fit to be the best possible. In caliber and your level…read moreexperience. Going back to buy Sandy her SR 22 and take the CCW class and shooting lessons

I just happened to find this place through a friend. They have been in business for over 8 years…read moreand you are treated like family when you stop in. The owners have law enforcement backgrounds and they even offer classes. If you are looking for a concealed carry pe rmit or surpresser they complete all of the paperwork and fingerprint on site. Was surprised how many people make the drive down from Tucson. If you are ever in the area this place is definately a must see!

I recently changed several prescriptions to Rio Rico Pharmacy, since they were much closer than…read moreGreen Valley. The first I heard of their relocation was by accident, when I stopped by 2 days before my prescription was due (on a Friday). I was directed by the new owner of the gas station/market to a sign on the door that said "text your bday to transfer your prescription either to Walgreens or Walmart. I requested Walmart, called next morning and was told that because I had a controlled substance, only my doctor could call the prescription in and the pharmacist should have known that. Luckily, I was not out of my meds and on Monday, I called my doctor to request they move my prescription to a new pharmacy. The Rio Rico pharmacy was not answering calls, so I had to call my doctor again and explain what had happened. I finally got my prescription filled, but am extremely unhappy with Rio Rico Pharmacy, due to their lack of communication. Will never fill a script here again. Would give them a minus one, if I could.

Joe is the kindest and most helpful pharmacist I have encountered. This pharmacy goes out of its…read moreway to be of service and problem solves for you when needed. A gem.

I really like jewelry. And the pieces I have are nearly all either vintage, antique or made by an…read moreartist/designer, instead of being mass-produced. I recently moved to Tubac and wanted to find a piece of jewelry to commemorate my stay. I walked around town and looked at a number of stores but nothing felt right. Then I walked into Cloud Dancer. It's much bigger on the inside, and in each case is a curated collection of estate-bought vintage Native American jewelry and modern Native American jewelry. There are other collectibles there as well, but I came for the jewelry. Tom Barbre is a Native American jeweler himself and he is a little matter-of-fact, but once I knew he was a serious guy who loves jewelry, I felt good about buying a piece from him. Prior to walking into his shop, I was a little wary about buying a vintage piece because a lot of vintage pieces are heirlooms that have been picked up in pawn shops, and I don't want to get a good deal at the expense of someone else. It feels like you are trading in sadness. I know that "old pawn" and "dead pawn" are referring to something different than a straight-up pawn shop, but there is a lot of jewelry for sale in high-end shops that recently was bought for pennies on the dollar from a person who may have fallen on hard times. Cloud Dancer jewelry doesn't buy their jewelry from pawn shops. They buy it directly from Estate sales. That is a big deal to me. Anyway- I looked at a few pieces of modern jewelry and then I asked for the vintage stuff and I ended up buying a piece of railroad jewelry. It's a bracelet made somewhere between 1900-1935. It was made to sell to tourists who would come in on trains to explore the Southwest. Tom took the time to tell me all about it. I have since brought in several visiting friends and everybody has picked up a piece of beautiful jewelry to take home. Tom has taken the time to tell us about each designer and/or the origins of each piece. Many pieces run between $500-$1000 dollars. Some are much more. But one of my friends got a pair of beautiful modern turquoise earrings for about $150. One of my friends bought an intricate inlaid opal bracelet. It was too long for her wrist so Tom offered to take off two links of it and make her matching earrings. It's gorgeous. So if you are coming to Tubac to buy a piece of jewelry that you will cherish and/or wear every day, I recommend Cloud Dancer.

I seriously had fun shopping I there. I was taught the art of bargaining for a price that I was…read morewilling to pay. After looking through the entire store, I found two pendants that I couldn't afford without the deals. Walked out with two wonderful pieces that I will treasure for years. Thanks so much for working with my budget.