Sinagua Plaza - Sedona, Arizona

傅佳音

Sinagua Plaza is a charming little area with a mix of unique shops and great dining options. It's a perfect place to stroll, grab a bite, and enjoy some local art. The atmosphere is relaxed, and it's a good spot to take in the sights of Sedona. I loved exploring the local boutiques and stopping for a coffee. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Frank K.

Great place for delicious pizza 🍕 😋. The service was excellent didn't wait long. The super delicious the crust lite and crispy i did feel overwhelmed having pizza. The topping fresh and enjoyable. Customer service excellent. Price very cost effective and don't wine nice choices to pick from.

Josh G.

Sinagua Plaza is a must-visit shopping destination in the heart of Uptown Sedona, offering a diverse mix of boutiques, galleries, and specialty shops with stunning red rock views as the backdrop. Whether you’re searching for local artwork, handcrafted jewelry, unique gifts, or Southwest-inspired treasures, this vibrant plaza has something for everyone.

The open-air design and scenic setting make for a relaxed and enjoyable shopping experience, while the friendly shop owners and artisans add a personal touch to every visit. Located within walking distance of Sedona’s top attractions and restaurants, Sinagua Plaza is the perfect place to browse, shop, and soak in the beauty of Sedona!

Michael H.

The free parking is nice for the weekends. The choice of shops are very diverse and make it a nice place to hang out for awhile. We ended up spending a lot of time and money in the Tibetan shop. I would also recommend the tea and spice shop.

Erica D.

If you want a visual for the definition of a "Tourist Trap"...this is it. They do have some BEAUTIFUL boutiques and shops, but honestly, on the trip back home, we stopped at roadside shops run by Native Americans that sold a TON of the same items found in this strip for HALF THE PRICE!!!! Things like the jewelery, crystals, geodes, horse hair pottery, bone carvings, clothing, dream catchers and other things carved and hand made by the Indians and designers as well. It's worth it to take in the scenery and experience the Tourist Trap feel, but if you're looking to buy, you can find the same exact things at little road stops along the way through Arizona, NM, CO, NE, TX OK, etc. So definitely go there and browse but buy elsewhere. You will save so much money.

Robert C.

Parking was difficult but the place was great

Erick R.

It's a nice little area with some pretty cool shops to browse.

Danielle L.

I love this shopping experience! There is a shop for everyone in your group. Can honestly spend at least a full day here, if not come back for more. There was a man in the area offering reptiles to hold and interact with. Beautiful area, definitely a great place to explore!