I love exploring markets. This one perfectly services Slide Rock park with snacks and drinks,…read moremerch, and water accessories. Please come and create your own adventure.

Super cute and really convenient! This small market is located within Slide Rock State Park and is…read morethe perfect place to stop for souvenirs and any essentials that you need while you're there. Stopped by after exploring the park and picked up some souvenirs and some soft serve ice cream. They have towels and water shoes here if you're planning on getting in the water. They also have plenty of snacks if you're hungry. I would definitely recommend the soft serve ice cream, especially on a warm day. It's so satisfying and it definitely hits the spot. The cashiers are really nice and helpful. There's a $10 card minimum but it's pretty easy to spend more than $10 here. I picked up a few refrigerator magnets while I was here and they look really nice on my fridge (I collect these). For a smaller state park, it's nice that Slide Rock has such a convenient little market like this.

Cheapest beer in Sedona. A whopping $1.50 a bottle for certain domestic beers. I am not a drinker…read morebut I am here to help. This is also a great stop to pick up ice cream, snacks and drinks for your hotel room, hike, tour trip, etc. They also sell lottery tickets, mega million, powerball. If you win, AZ wont make your name public. If I win you wont know but there will be signs. Located next to the Arebella.

I've only been here once, but it was memorable…read more It's a Circle K, okay? You can get a Big Gulp and a jumbo Snickers. That's why we come here, right? Make a trip to the bathroom. It's nice & clean, better than you expect. But look down. You're standing on stone flooring. In a Circle K. This town is fancy.

Go to Manzanita Market if you want horrible customer service - the sign on the building is actually…read more"Up Town Market". My friend and I bought a wine opener here, tried to use it that evening only to discover that it was defective. With receipt in hand, we tried to return the defective product sold to us the day before but weee told by the clerk the store does not do returns. When we asked for the manager/owner the clerk told us that their answer would be the same. So this market is just out here selling useless product to customers with a ridiculous no return policy regardless of the fact that it is their fault that they are selling defective product. Only 1 Star because I have to, but 100% do not recommend this market.

The Manzanita Market is a fine place to stop into in the area if you're looking for snacks, drinks,…read moreor small souvenir items. We stopped in here looking for drinks to take back to our Airbnb, but unfortunately we couldn't find anything local that we wanted to try. They had a large selection of drinks and snacks though, so if you're looking for something it's likely they may have it. They also had lots of retail items, but we weren't in the market for anything so we didn't shop around much. Overall, I think this is a fine small shop to stop into in the area if you're looking to grab items for your visit and/or trip.

This is one of the worst stores in this whole county. The Men's room was filthy. Management are…read moreprejudiced against me for not even giving me a chance to be a vital asset to their company simply based on mental disabilities.

This is one of the worst AM PMs which is overall a good chain because of the poor management…read more I bought a charger there and the wire burned out very soon after. I asked for a replacement and they brusquely refused. Another time, they would not let my friend use the toilet even though we were making a purchase. These are rude, disrespectful owners who take customers for granted and cheat on services. Not recommended.

I like to hike with an umbrella and forgot mine at home. Stopped here for some water, snacks, and…read moremy umbrella. Super quick in and out. Coupons came in handy. Please come and create your own adventure.

Stopped by CVS Pharmacy while visiting from out of town, and overall had a solid experience…read more I called ahead, and the service over the phone was really good staff was helpful, friendly, and able to answer my questions quickly. When you're traveling, that kind of ease makes a big difference. They also had my medication in stock, which I really appreciated since I wasn't sure what to expect being away from home. Nothing over-the-top, but reliable, convenient, and good customer service when I needed it. Would definitely recommend if you're in the area and need a pharmacy.

Stopped in to Walgreens for some essentials this morning. The store was clean and well stocked. The…read morestaff were friendly and quite helpful. We found all of the items we needed with ease. Checkout was a breeze and we even saved $4 for our phone number membership. Highly recommended

Rude staff! I am not sure how a business this big doesn't have a public restroom...however the…read moresheet rudeness from the staff telling me to walk over to another major grocery story is unacceptable. Get some staff that knows how to treat the public, you don't have a special pass cause you are located in Sedona!

We had a mishap with our travel trailer at one of their pumps. The staff and even some of the…read morepatrons were so helpful and caring. They went over and above. Could not thank them enough!

Free Air! Bweep!…read moreBweep! Bweep! Bweep! Orange Tire! Orange Tire! Orange Tire! Orange Tire! Low Air We took the I-17 Kachina Village off ramp to air up and take a bladder break. We found a large, well lit, super stocked gas station and Convenience Store equipped with a Subway Sandwich store. My brain spun and spun. If I recalled correctly, my last stop here was during a cold, driving monsoon rainstorm. Was it a time warp? Shell gas, yes! Convenience Store, a 1970's special, block wall rectangle, cash register in the dark south corner, cigarettes and snoose in the wall storage. Coffee on the northwest wall, a shelf of snacks mid-store, oil, antifreeze, wiper fluid, etc. East wall. When was that? Jack and Diane were still high school teens getting to know one another at Baha'i Youth gatherings. They are married with a five and seven year old. My vision was sound enough I felt able to transport youngsters and luggage. COVID, unknown, Dad alive. 2016? 2017? A brand new sight, this. Wouldn't you know it, we drove the vehicle with no air gauge. Ouch. Found one. Kaileen, cashier told me Air is FREE! She included short recollections of other Bweep! Bweep! Low Air! stoppers. She lifted their spirits with her kind smile and Free AIR! news. She is also the BoozaPalooza Guardian. Booza Palooza I am sure is a magnet for binge-drinking student youngsters fancying sweetness and weird tastes for their hard liquor palates. I only saw them buying beer that Thursday night. I had my nights of tequila sunsets, pints quaffed like a can of soda, mixing Too Many Alcohol-laced toxins in my stomach. I let you, 21st Century binge drinkers imagine the consequences. Hollywood actors drink tea and grape juice kids. They are terrible examples. Troels and Barbara told me, "You must learn to drink sensibly." Their grandchildren all drank appropriately, stepping over the fellow students around them, passed-out geyser spewers. I made my way to the air compressor hiding behind the fuel truck filling tanks for the weekend. It was dark. My phone lit the night. I found the compressor on-button. I checked each tire, all low, one lowest of all. My fumbling in the shadows had me press the on button for each tire. The car was happy. While I made purchases, took photos and checked air, the women pit-stopped and bought hot dogs. Too spicy for the 80 year old stomach in our midst. I once was poisoned by a fast food chili dog. It took a decade for me to hot dog again. But...I tasted the spicy dog. It waa a hot dog indeed. No toxic side effects. A whole foil wrapped dog lies in our cool tefrigerator as I write this, awaiting it's destiny. This is a newer, bigger, very clean well-stocked roadside attraction. I got my coffee and Fig Newtons off the cookie shelf, my salute to nostalgia when Jack and Diane were teens and my vision good enough to transport promising youth to the Bellemont Baha'i Summer School.

I mean it's a circle k. It's got all the basics. Donuts looked good but when I grabbed one it felt…read morehard. Soda is fairly priced. Gas was competitive with neighborhood. Staff was friendly. Constant influx of customers too.

I have to give a 5 star review for the amazingly friendly cashier. I basically was an idiot,…read morespilled slurpee all over the floor because I forgot that it expands and she was so nice about it. She was also super pleasant during another purchase interaction. The store is like a 7-11 or any other major convenience store. It is your typical snacks. It is also located close to the Bell Rock Trailhead so it is just a 5 min walk from the parking lot if you wanted to grab a pre or post snack!

Came in to top off the gas prior to heading out for the day trip to the Grand Canyon. Gas prices…read moreare equivalent to other stations around. Easy entrance and exit and pumps are easy access.

Their tire air pressure machine is defective. This is very frustrating when they charge $2 for air…read moreand they don't upkeep their machine. Never stopping at another circle K in Sedona again. You should know better! How long have you been in business? It's part of your job to access functionality as a owner/manager/employee. It should be your daily check off! Who's running this place anyway? Can't get decent employees anywhere. Why do you even apply if your not going to do a good job! Bunch of losers making minimum wage and crying they don't make enough but then they don't work and do a good job.

Speedway is exactly what you expect it to be on paper. It's a gas station, nothing more, nothing…read moreless. You pull in, fuel up, grab what you need, and keep moving. But what stood out here wasn't the place itself, it was the interaction inside. The gentleman working the counter was genuinely friendly in a way you don't always get at a stop like this. He noticed my New England accent right away and actually paused to ask about it. That turned into a short, easy conversation that made the whole stop feel a little more human than transactional. It wasn't anything big or dramatic, just one of those small exchanges that sticks with you because it breaks the usual rhythm of these quick roadside stops. Store itself was clean, well-stocked for what you'd expect, and easy in and out. Four stars mostly because of that interaction. The place does its job, but that bit of friendliness elevated it more than it probably should have.

We came in to get a few drinks to take back to our hotel. Service was good parking lot, clean, easy…read morein and out.