Spice Traveler — Attraction in Prescott

I make it up to Prescott from Phoenix maybe once a year with Spice Traveler only my list of places to visit. So it's unfortunate that I need to give this place a 1 star and write this review.

My friend and I had the intention to buy a specific spice from the store, but wanted to smell it and regardless... would of liked it in a bulk size (assuming that was an option) from one of the large containers from behind the counter. My friend approached the counter to ask to smell the spice before purchasing it. The associate behind the counter made eye contact with her, then turned her head to start a conversation with another associate without saying a word to my friend. Even I was ignored by a completely separate associate after that.

The store is amazing with a great selection but the associates working at the time are not desirable people and would go even as far as to assume managements failure to ensuring associates engage...

A bright and airy specialty-foods store that specializes in high quality exotic spices and spice blends from around the world along with a dizzyingly-vast selection of gourmet delicacies, sweets, sauces, confiture, preserves, salsas, hot sauces, and dozens upon dozens of other temping treats. The friendly and helpful staff are always happy to answer any questions about their store's goods. One could spend an hour browsing Spice Traveler's wares and still want to come back the next day for more! The shop is located in a beautifully renovated brick building on Prescott's courtyard square in historic Downtown Prescott; a city that somehow manages to remain quaint and picturesque while boasting a vibrant community of locally-owned businesses, restaurants and nightlife proprietors. Spice Traveler is a fantastic addition to this colorful and eclectic...

The coolest shop in downtown Prescott. I LOVE it. The store is open, airy and spotlessly clean. Tons of the most interesting things. Spices, herbs, pastas, salsas, jams, unique decor, nothing is run-of-the-mill here. Good prices. And a whole wall of tea! I bought the "Evening on Whiskey Row" blend that smelled like sarsaparilla. Super tasty. Love it. I also bought "Winter in Preskit", a black tea with the perfect amount of spice and fruit. If you're like me, and you like really good tea, their's is the best. Super fresh, and a variety of unique blends. They also have Firehouse Coffee Shop located in the same area, and Olive U Naturally, an Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar store everyone raves about. Six different shops here, lots to see. Cooking classes as well....