We had limited time on our visit, and this was an ok spot, but would have chosen differently given all the alternatives there

As expected, like all hot sauce places with your basic brands. Nothing really impressive with limited choices. Stop in if it is convenient and you’re in the market for hot sauces.

Delicious local creations. Salads, hot sauce, honeys. Friendly owner who answered our questions, helped us choose and shipped our purchases. A little gem if you’re looking foot something different to take home like prickly pear salad or jalapeño honey! Absolutely lovely on the lowest street in a marvelous town.

Had an encounter with a rude gentleman who told my son to put his mask on after he had pulled it down for a 5 second picture by the hot sauce display. My husband apologetically said, “I’m sorry. We were just trying to take a picture.” To which he responded, “I don’t care.” We immediately decided that our money wouldn’t be spent in a store with such rude customer service. When I told the man how rude I thought his comment was, he simply said, “you saw the sign when you came into town. If you can’t follow the rules, then leave.” Keep in mind that my family of 5, all wearing masks over our mouth and nose, were the only ones in the store at the time. Some people have apparently lost their manners as well as their common sense during this pandemic. Save your money and your time and support those who actually appreciate their customers & treat them with kindness.

Last year the wife and I received free airplane ticks to go anywhere in the lower 48. I have never been to AZ and really thought it was about the time in my life to visit. We spent almost two weeks there. Fling into Phoenix, going down to Tucson then to Prescott, then Sedona, then painted, desert, then Grand Canyon, then Page, then onto the Navajo and Hopi nations. Absolutely fantastic time! It’s funny how things on the map seem closer than they acutely are LOL. Going from Prescott to Sedona one takes the “interesting” Route 89A (If you have not taken the road, I suggest you do so with caution and not take any large trailers with you and don’t try to drive a bus through it. The local police have earned more in fees in getting vehicles off the road then you can imagine. Seriously the sign before entering the road needs to be MUCH LARGER.) Anyway, at the end of the road is the mountainous town of Jerome. The center is quaint with many an interesting shop. I really loved the wooden bowls with Turquoise in them however was able to resist the urge. What I could not resist was going to the Jerome Ghost pepper company. I like hot stuff. Although sometime it doesn’t like me LOL. This place has tres mild to tre tres hot both sauces and salsas. The owner is a nice guy who is happy to let you sample to your hearts’ content. When it gets too hot, he offers you some honey powder to cool the taste buds…really does work. The location is not on the Main street however it is in a lower one that is parallel to the first