Ortega Indian City Arts - Houck, AZ

Address: Allentown Rd Exit 351, Houck, AZ 86506.
Phone: 86882691.

Specialties: Gift shop.
Other points of interest: Onsite services, Delivery, Same-day delivery, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Quick visit, Credit cards.
Opinions: This company has 1083 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.1/5.

Location of Ortega Indian City Arts

86882691

Ortega Indian City Arts is a business located at Allentown Rd Exit 351, Houck, AZ 86506. The company can be reached at Phone: 86882691. More information about Ortega Indian City Arts can be found on their website.

One of the specialties of Ortega Indian City Arts is their gift shop. They offer a variety of items that would make perfect gifts for any occasion. Some of the other points of interest about this business include onsite services, delivery, and same-day delivery. They also have wheelchair accessible parking and a wheelchair accessible entrance, making it easy for everyone to visit. If you're in a hurry, you'll appreciate that it's a quick visit location. They accept credit cards for your convenience.

Ortega Indian City Arts has received a total of 1083 reviews on Google My Business, with an average opinion of 4.1/5. This is a testament to the high-quality service and products that they offer.

Reviews of Ortega Indian City Arts

jack allread

5/5

Very nice place. The display cases were very well arranged and attractive! The prices were half off when we were there and my wife said the prices were lower than she would expect!
And I walked around looking at their products and the staff let me look without harassing like some places!
I included some pictures of the store and the view from the front door.
Highly recommended!

S L

5/5

Born in ABQ raised in PHX, driven past here countless times and have wanted to stop since I was little. I finally was alone and on my own schedule so I did and am so glad!
The people are beyond lovely. There is a sense of peace when one walks in the doors that is difficult to put into words and the kindness and patience is refreshing.

The food is delicious and the art is beautiful! Especially the knives. Well worth the stop to rest, nourish your body and spirit. And support local indigenous artists while you’re at it!!

L D

3/5

Same stuff as all the other Indian shops. Overpriced gifts and jewelry. We came when they were closing. Staff vacuuming and cleaning floors. Couldn't use the bathroom.
We came. We saw. We left.

J Pokakaa

5/5

It’s a must stop. They have beautiful items, food snacks, and drinks. The staff were friendly and helpful. The bathrooms was very clean.

Irene Beas

2/5

Place is nice and clean but very overly priced. Employees stare at you while your walking. The souvenirs are very limited and they only have Route 66 ones. The kitchen area is right next to the restrooms and the old lady that's there is extremely rude. She was yelling at another employee right in front of us. She also threw a young ladies order instead of handing it to her in a nice way. It wasn't worth stopping here for us.

Martha L

3/5

The Indian City arts area is widely advertised with billboards all along highway 40. I was excited at the prospect of shopping for some jewelry, and maybe grabbing a snack.

Access was very easy on and off the interstate.

I will also mention that the bathrooms were large and very well kept and clean.

While, there was a wide variety of jewelry and local artisans' wares on display, the staff we're not helpful. I did see a wide variety of beautiful pieces, including some pieces that seemed unique compared to other places I had stopped.

I was here in mid-May, before 11:00 a.m., and the snack shop and restaurant inside the gift shop or not open and it was not possible to get snacks.

There are a variety of other shops in the surrounding area at this same exit off of highway 40, however, none of them were open the morning that I visited so I cannot provide any additional information about those locations.

Tatiana Hoover

4/5

Clean bathrooms, snacks, moccasins, t-shirts and authentic (with some being very expensive) art. It gave us a chance to walk around and take a break from driving.

Ruby King

4/5

It never disappoints! VERY reasonable priced food. Beautiful jewelry, Navajo rugs and pottery. Don't forget to pick up a pair of moccasins!! I always stop there on my way to AZ.