Always enjoy going and checking out all the seasonal items. Main focus is summer and Mother's Day…read moreitems. Store was very clean and very well stocked. Customer service was great. Ended up picking up a MainStreet Bakery Candle.

Was just in the store and at the checkout somebody was so rude and as people tried to come to the…read morecounter, she would say I'm not ready rudely. And then she was trying to do something on the computer and she said no you douche bag as I'm standing at the counter with my young child. She didn't catch herself or apologize; the lady helping me looked at her clearly surprised.

Did a night tour with a friend. This house, its story and the treasures it houses were colorful and…read morefascinating. I don't want to give anything away that my photos didn't already reveal. You owe it to yourself to do a tour. The gift shop/cottage houses more of the properties treasures: lavender inspired home, bath, and body products. I'm coming back to take a soap making class.

I've always assumed a celebrity once lived here, but it turns out that's far from the truth. The…read morereal history was nothing like I expected. I won't give it away--you'll have to go on the tour yourself. Upon arrival, there's free parking on the premises in a designated grassy area. John was a great tour guide--nice, informative, and absolutely hilarious! There were a few places we couldn't see that I personally would've loved to explore, such as the hidden rooms behind the doors and the son's room upstairs. Due to time, those areas weren't included, which was a bit of a bummer. Overall, though, the tour was enjoyable. Since the place was built in the '80s, there aren't really any ghost stories--probably because in the '80s the only ghosts people talked about were the Ghostbusters. The property definitely needs a bit of love. The carpets need cleaning, and the whole place could use a refresh to bring back that '80s charm instead of feeling more like the '50s. I did love the artwork throughout, especially the stair rails, doors, and mural. A small on-site café or coffee spot would be amazing--there's so much potential here to elevate the experience, especially if they plan to maintain it as historic grounds. They no longer host weddings here, which is disappointing since I remember driving by years ago and seeing celebrations happening on the property. Overall, the tour is worth the price and definitely something to check out for yourself. Drink your coffee before you go! And remember: don't touch anything on the tour. It's always embarrassing when the guide has to remind everyone because of that one person who just can't follow the rules. Sheesh! Why is there always that one human?‍ The kitchen was definitely a 80s kitchen. In any case, I recommend checking it out if you're a history buff or just simply need something to do. Tours are held on the weekends in 3 sessions... check their site and get your tickets online. (Subject to change) Tell John that you heard it here! Btw... There's a cute gift shop on premises that sells lavender soaps and trinkets. They also sell sugar cookies and soda No coffee on the premises at all!

Such a nice, calm, cool store the second you walk in. I was impressed with the wall art and the…read moreinventory. They have a great selection for decent prices. Absolutely felt at peace here. Customer service with Anne (I believe) was spot on. She was there but let me explore on my own. Loved our conversation at the end. So excited for the sound bath that's coming up. Thanks again, I love my candle, bag and love incense.

I went here this weekend for a sound bath and it was also my first time here. I am someone who…read moreloves getting immersed in the sounds, particularly of the glass singing bowls. When arriving yesterday, I met Sarah first who is the sound bath practitioner. She was very nice and had great energy. I then met the owner who is also nice and has a calming energy. I also appreciated the samples of stress relief tea they have there. I also liked the personal touches in the store and thoughtfulness. For the sound bath experience, Sarah made mention of considerations for everyone there including being as quiet as possible. During the session some people didn't seem to listen to that and a cell phone dropped, there were chairs moving, etc. There were other external noises that made it difficult for me to be fully immersed. I felt my jaw clenching with each external sound made. I do appreciate the value and the experience. For me and my personal needs, I would need a very quiet environment to get fully immersed and relaxed. I didn't shop around but I saw a lot of unique items in the store that were beautiful and focused on wellness and energy. I recommend this store while also providing a predominantly transparent review of the sound bath experience. Sarah was wonderful and I did grab her card which I was glad was available after the session.

I love Meela. She makes all of her own candles, volitive size and larger, and they smell so good…read more Another thing I like is that the wick does not have a wire in it. This is a woman owned business and I am glad I can support her. Just picked up my 10 custom made for me. Like chips, one is not enough.

I would love to see them expand more on their merchandise and the level of variety in divination…read moreproducts.

Our family really loves Bath & Body's Works for their seasonal lines. This year they have a Peeps…read morecollection for Spring/ Easter. Store is well stocked but they do sell out of some items quickly, especially some seasonal items. I like that they have most of their items in, "try me" so you can sample in-store before you buy. Staff is extremely helpful and seem to enjoy helping customers.

I love that this store is so close to my home and I don't have to go to the mall. I send my husband…read moreevery few months to get three wick candles and the sales associates are always very helpful. He always comes home with lovely scents!

Highly recommend this shop, the owner and all who she has working with her. I first stepped into…read morethis store when it was in another location and my initial "gut check" of trustworthy has been proven time and again with Gyspy Luna. Her specialty crafted products for herbs, oils and candles were just as I was looking for when I found them and I've returned. Last visit I asked for a consultation with her and found her style refreshing, candid, direct, easy to understand and insightful. Things she said to me made sense on the spot and a couple even became more clear later. I know she has classes and one on one consultations and I hold her in regards so much, I am going to proceed. If you want to see an ethical curandera and a practical metaphysical practitioner as well as someone who is steeped well into both worlds then you have found the right place. Crystals, candles and infused oils available.

A spiritual shop with many modems crystals oils and healers. There are multiple readers depending…read morewhat u need. Hidden off off of 15th Ave Grand .....in reverted old apartment building a group of pop up small business check it out.

I have a long history with Vision Quest Metaphysical Bookstore. Maybe since 1997. I wrote a Yelp…read morereview for this store years ago but maybe 40% of my older reviews just disappeared from Yelp. I used to go to this bookstore when they were in Scottsdale on Thomas Road and Oak Streets. I make and sell metaphysical jewelry that I design mostly necklaces from semi-precious stones for healing and well-being. I used to consign my jewelry at the Scottsdale store and everything sold within 3 months. It was so easy I just bring it there and then pick up my check later. But when Vision Quest moved to the Phoenix location, the clientele there was vastly different from Scottsdale and it's tourists, and Phoenecians didn't want to buy my jewelry at the $60 prices for necklaces that the store sold them for. Owner Apryl told me Phoenician customers bought candles and incense and got readings. So April didn't let me consign jewelry anymore as it would stay in the store unsold for a year. But I go to the Phoenix store now and get regular readings by psychic reader Toney He's very good and accurate in business matters. Sometimes I talk to him almost every week or two times a week. My life is very in need of direction right now I'm making big financial ventures which Toney advises me on. Apryl is a good reader too but the staff tells me she's not doing readings for store customers now.

Vision Quest was my gateway drug into all things WooWoo. Back when it was on Scottsdale Road, I…read morewandered in and basically fell headfirst into crystals, incense, and candles like some kind of spiritual Alice in Wonderland. It was my first real intro to this world, and honestly, it launched me into the practices that are now just... my life. So yes, Vision Quest and I go way back. Then, like any long-term relationship, the shine wore off. I started hearing whispers in school about them not clearing the space, and once I noticed it myself, the vibe felt a little off. Combine that with discovering other shops that had better prices and fresh energy? Yeah, I strayed. Cut to tonight: my go-to WooWoo dealer (aka my favorite candle spot) was CLOSED. Dire situation. My altar was looking at me like, "You really gonna let me go dark?" So, I dragged myself over to Vision Quest. And you know what? The whole vibe felt different... lighter, fresher, like someone saged the place within an inch of its life. I actually caught myself thinking, "Wait, why did I stop coming here again?" Candles acquired. Yes, they were a whopping 50¢ instead of my usual 30¢ (so, call me thrifty), and the wax felt like it came from a slightly less fancy bee or paraffin farm. But in an emergency? Totally did the job. And so, Vision Quest is like that ex you bump into years later and think, "Huh... maybe they got their act together." I may not be back every week, but I'm definitely glad it's still around when the WooWoo emergencies hit.

Love this store might be kinda biased since I grew up going to this mall and this See's but when I…read morewent earlier today it really made my whole day the employees were phenomenal they always are but today was great I don't know if it was the deal on peanut brittle or just the atmosphere they always seem to conjure in there it was almost magical. I know I'm talking about a candy store but I love candy and I love See's I wish I got their names but it was such a great time. Even got a sample of the milk chocolate coated like toffee candies i literally love so much if I could live off of peanut brittle I would choose See's When I See's Candies I come running

Ever been somewhere and left feeling like you were treated less than? That was my experience at…read moreSee's Candies Thursday evening of 4-2-26. I walked in with my family of five, excited for a sweet treat and in admiration about the Easter decor on display. We were patiently in the back of the line with no behind waiting. While we stood there, Vanessa came out from the side with chocolate caramel samples--super kind, welcoming, and genuinely pleasant. I appreciated her energy right away and thought oh wow they give you samples while you wait cool!! When it was our turn at the counter, I noticed customers before me asking for other samples in the display case, so as a first-time visitor, I figured I'd try one I saw in the display case too. I asked for the open almond caramel with a chocolate bottom but was met with a loud sigh (by another staff member tending the display case chocolates) because I took a second too long deciding between that and another option the marshmallow caramel--- there was no one behind us. Immediately, I felt uneasy and rushed. I went with the almond caramel chocolate bottom--and I'm honestly glad I sampled it because the caramel was much harder than expected and not easy on my teeth. Then my teenage son politely asked for a double chocolate sample, and that's when things took a turn. The associate looked at us and said, in a very sharp tone, "After this, I'm going to have to charge you." She even started pulling out two pieces before I told her we only needed one. It wasn't just what she said--it was how she said it. The tone felt accusatory and unnecessary, especially considering I had already told her this was my first time there. Had I known there was a strict sampling limit, I would have chosen differently from the start instead of taking the caramel sample offered earlier. I then made it verbally clear I was purchasing, not just sampling and leaving and did so by stating that. She then realized how she came off as I'm sure she was not expecting me to say so. In fact, I still went ahead and bought several pieces (and added more), but the experience was already soured. What made it worse was noticing that the same energy was not given to customers before me--if you know, you know. I will not be returning to this location. Vanessa, however, deserves recognition. She was warm, patient, and made the checkout experience pleasant. Unfortunately, her coworker's lack of professionalism and poor communication overshadowed the visit. I had to explain to my kids that sometimes you will run into people like this unfortunately and to brush it off as they were frustrated with the experience as well.