Warm friendly elegant service. Beautifully curated home…read moregoods for every season. The coolest selection of artificial succulents. This kind of quality does not come cheap.

Small store and not much of a selection. We came when they were taking down Christmas season I…read morethink. But, it didn't seem like they had a ton of inventory. We wandered for like 2 minutes, didn't see anything and left. Bummer, I was hopeful after seeing their website.

Update We just ordered a new queen bed and dropped in here…read morefor Duvet options. Not as many as we hoped but we got good idea about colors. No Sale yet.

I recently shopped here and bought some food items (mostly sweets) and some nutritional supplement…read morepowders. Most of them were on clearance, so the prices were good. I paid for it all using rewards certificates from my TJX credit card, so it was effectively free! There was a 5 to 10 minute wait at the checkout line.

Do not use this business! I paid $75 to have someone come out and they did nothing to repair my…read moreshade and now won't return my phone calls. Horrible service!!

I was just looking for a leather recliner and discovered a treasure trove of historically…read moresignificant decorative items. The owner Dara's collection is vast and special plus she is delighted to show and share her knowledge of all things interior cabinets, wood flooring, tile washable linen bedding. Really wonderful discovery for me!

Admission is wonderful for educators-$12.00 admission fee. The Biennial art show was wonderful,…read moreover 500 entries and 45 were accepted. Also the additional floors had a permanent collection which we really enjoyed. Easy to navigate the building, and nice gift shop too.

I did all my Christmas shopping there and it was a BIG hit! The jewelry is one-of-a-kind and…read morebeautiful. The glassware is colorful and functional. The woodworkers create games worthy of being centerpieces, the paintings are creative and some are very affordable as prints. The metalwork is jaw-dropping in both beauty and cleverness. And it has the largest card selection in town. Plus it made me feel good to shop local and support Tucson's talented artists working in all mediums!

This is such a fun spot in La Encantada! I love their variety of gifts, focus on community and fun…read morepop up events. I've enjoyed their cards and stickers especially, they have some great and unique desert themed ones that just make things feel more personalized when sending. They also offer a huge selection of local made products and vendors, from candles to local salts/chocolates/popcorn/treats to hand towels and home goods. I've purchased from Creative Kind and also started frequenting some of the local vendors they carry too because Ive loved their products so much! The staff is always super friendly and welcoming too. So glad this shop is here!

I love Creative Kind! They have an amazing selection of local, curated items and offer super fun…read moreworkshops. This is my first stop when gift shopping, regardless of the occasion, because there is something great for everyone in this store. I also love that they host pop up markets in the space and invite in other makers. I've discovered some great new products and artists here and always have the best time at workshops (I didn't take pictures, but the cocktail, charcuterie and dried flower arrangement one has been my favorite.) They also offer private events, which I've stumbled upon a few times and always seem lovely. Hilari has the best taste and is always so friendly when I stop in. It's been lovely getting to know her and see this shop grow and thrive over the past few years.

Friendly & professional advice. They listened to what I wanted & I left very satisfied. Will be…read moreordering soon. Highly recommend!

Been here at least 5 times Bought items once…read more About $5 k Every employee has been very professional Very warm Very informative... Yes I'm white Yes I'm very nice to the help Maybe that's why the employees are nice ... Bad reviews it seems to me Are humans who bring these things Onto themselves by projecting bad Karma ... The management are problem solving Driven, dealing with the public is frustrating, Happy to be retired

The Happy Saguaro is a very interesting place--its huge inventory is beautifully presented and the…read morestaff is helpful but not pushy which allows for a pleasant shopping experience IMO. The store has broad selection of seasonal and year-round wares that are colorful and interesting. All the above said, I have two issues with the place. First, the seasonal products like Talavera and pottery are priced higher than other merchants by 20% and I think that may be due to their location and the amount of inventory--my best advice is to wait for a sale. Second is the lack of a public restroom which I find ridiculous--they advertise on social media so their audience is broad, after a two-hour trip being told you can use a restroom at Trader Joe's is ridiculously inconvenient. Would I recommend The Happy Saguaro? Yes and no, if you're in the area or enroute to other destinations, it's worth a stop. If you're looking for something in particular you have to have, call and it can be worth the drive but realize you may be paying for it.

What a great place to buy some really cool decor. All kinds of garden items, kitchen supplies,…read morehouse decor for any occasion. The prices seem a little high, however these are hard to find items so it seems fair enough. Friendly staff is always a plus.

Friendly staff, fully stocked shelf's with fair prices for things to fill your stomach or house…read more Pricey in my opinion but I'm a guy who doesn't shop for housing items so I don't really know for sure.

I've visited this store several times over the years but I won't be returning because the store has…read moretoo much merchandise, you can't find anything. The two people working the register didn't know the inventory and couldn't help. The other person who I asked for assistance wouldn't leave their restocking to assist me. The problem is that the store is so overstuffed that it's cluttered. They should remove about half of the food items and spread the shelves out so you can have room to stand back and see things. I don't think shopping at World Market should feel like shopping in a Moroccan bazaar? At least in the bazaar the sellers know every inch of their inventory.