Very cool shopping area with a touch of Europe. There are many shops with artisans and crafts, as well as a good variety of restaurants. Prices vary by location, overall it is a little expensive, but really good food. Now the bad.... to get here you must go through the nightmare traffic circles, which are everywhere in Sedona. On weekends you can sit for 30 min going just a few miles. They really need to rethink their traffic solutions.

At every time of year, Tlaqepaque is beautiful. In the fall there are displays with pumpkins, etc. At Christmas it's absolutely gorgeous with the lights and the displays -- not to be missed! There are some great shops and restaurants and it's just a fun place to poke around. Great atmosphere because of the architecture. There is often live music.

Place is nice to walk and look around. Different art galleries. Very nice things. Everything is priced so expensive that you don’t see very many people shopping but more of walking and looking around and eating. The place is worth checking out if you like art. There’s a few cafes you can check out and some restaurants to eat at. Nice place.

A must see while seeing Sedona. Ate a wonderful meal at El Rincon Mexican restaurant. Lots of boutiques so items in the higher price range. Loved the quaint village feel.

Tlaquepaque is designed as a little Mexican village with quaint little shops of all kinds, small alleyways, pretty gardens and a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The shops cater for different tastes. Some are reasonable and some more expensive but all are pretty and you can spend lots of time browsing. We spent a few hours walking around and, of course, left them with some of our money in return for some pretty items. Definitely a worthwhile place to visit while in Sedona. Don't miss it!!

This is a very lovely arts & shopping area in Sedona. It has wonderful ambiance, soothing fountains, seating areas, restaurants & shops. To do it justice, it needs several hours or multiple visits. Most of the shops are high end & pricey. Whether spending or browsing, it's very nice. I did have one questionable experience in a shop ( addressed in a different review), thus taking off one star...

This was such a unique shopping area! I loved walking around the different plazas and window shopping. All of the shops included merchandise that is handmade in Sedona. The only downfall is that the prices were very high and the parking was very crowded. If you are into art, I highly recommend a visit here!

Our family of 5 enjoyed this stop. We spent about 90 minutes here. There was definitely more to see but we had seen enough for our taste. We enjoyed a variety of snacks —some of us gelato, a giant pair of cookies and a cupcake. Most of us left with a souvenir. The selection of art was impressive and as a wide variety of price points.

The best place, in my opinion to shop in Sedona. Reasonable prices, very friendly (most places) service and such a wide variety of items to shop for. Open spaces, (so doesn't feel as crowded as uptown) and many fountains and soothing sounds. For our first trip to Sedona and how crazy / crowded the uptown area gets, this was within walking distance from our Inn and was a beautiful place to browse and buy. I came home w/ a few treasures.

Lovely shopping village with fountains and flowers. There are shops with locally made items and several artist shops. It was a lovely way to kill a few hours while we waited for our hotel room. The shopping village is on two sides of the highway and there are individuals to stop traffic so you can cross.