Hippie Gypsy

I felt like I had come home walking through the door! I love this shop and plan a return my next visit to AZ!
I’m from Washington state and this shop has that ‘greener’ vibe I love and adore! Take the time to check it out but if you prefer the prep style with high end name brand crap… this store is not for you :)

Love the clothes! For everyone complaining about their prices being high, remember you get what you pay for. All the clothes are high quality and beautiful! My new fav spot

I like to think of myself as a totally free spirited hippie, even though I’m an accounting Ph.D. student who spends a quarter of her time in business casual clothing, and the rest in Nike shorts and neon colored workout tanks. So with that being said, Hippie Gypsy represents everything I am on the inside. I was drooling over tie dye shirts, crocheted tank tops, and brightly colored woven and fringes purses.
When I started flipping through the racks, I noticed that a lot of the brands they sell are the same ones I have in my closet that are bought from trendy non-​gypsy boutiques. Either I’m way cooler than I thought I was, or they just do a really good job of creating an atmosphere where everything starts to look like something you’d wear to Coachella. Not that I’ve ever been… but still. Go check it out.

Best place to buy individual incense sticks in the valley. Super cheap.

Really funky stuff, friendly staff, and cool decorations. It’s a fun place to browse, but the prices are high so I’ve only made a purchase once.

Awful… No refund policy… In this day and age are you kidding me. Purchased a tapestry that I thought I would work in my place… it didn’t …drove back in less then 24 hours to then find out they do not have a refund policy. There are other businesses who will enjoy my money… I hope that $ 40 was worth it

I visited this shop with my boyfriend one day while we had some time to kill. Definitely overhyped.
The only decently priced items were the incense sticks and posters, of which they gave a book selection. T shirts start at $ 40 and go up. They have a wide selection of glasswork but most of what they have is pretty generic. It’s your average smoke shop geared towards the ASU crowd.
Why the 1 star review? That would be the customer service. The employee we talked to didn’t know much about the glasswork (who made it, whether or not it was local, etc). The icing on the cake was the expletive — fueled smack talk about a rather eccentric customer that started as soon as they left the shop, in front of all the customers. There didnt seem to be a manager in sight and if they were there they certaibly didnt care about their employees’ bratty behavior. That to me is immature, unprofessional, and unacceptable.
We will not be back.

Not a bad place to browse around for a while. The staff is cheerful and relaxed. it’s mostly geared for college kids, though.

Love Hippie Gypsy! Cute clothes, that you wouldn’t find in chain stores. Lots of tie dye, matchstick skirts, peasant tops, paisley designs, hats, etc. Stuff for guys, too. Yes, it’s a smoke shop, but that’s in the back of the store, so even if you’re not into that there’s plenty of unique jewelry, clothing, gifts, and fun stuff to look at. The staff is always super nice. One time we walked off and had gone a block down Mill, and saw one of the cashiers running down the street (barefoot! lol) to catch us because we’d left a piece to an incense burner on the counter. I thought that was going above & beyond. Always make it a point to stop in here when I’m browsing around Mill!

Never again will I buy anything at this store. Went there to get a water pipe and somehow left with an expensive vaporizer that was pretty much useless for its intended purpose. Burned through a lot of «plant material» without much of an effect. What a piece of junk and then they won’t exchange it for what I initially wanted. I fell for an upsell. Buyer beware.

I love this place. Sometimes when you go into a shop like this and you don’t dress like the every day hipster it can be a little annoying. For you and the people working in the shops. Here it doesn’t matter, they’re always super kick back and ready to help and educate anyone who pops in. I imagine this is a good thing being right on Mill Ave. They have a lot of awesome randomness which is something I enjoy after having a few cocktails, it makes perusing a lot more fun! They always have really neat glass pieces, the sherlocks are what catch my eye. Awesome place!

Hubby and I wandered into Hippie Gypsy on a pretty Sunday afternoon and WOW… hippie overload (in a good way). We are not the usual customers in this sort of store, being older and not um… bong-​buyers, but they had the Iraqi scarves my husband was looking for and some really great clothes, purses and backpacks. This is a great little store that will take any child of the 70’s back to the days of Jimi Hendrix posters on the wall and burning incense. So fun!
The young man working at the store (I really wish I’d gotten his name) offered my husband a free cigar when he noticed the Marine Corps emblem on his shirt. Turns out the young man was a Marine himself and I watched these two very different men, decades between them, talk about their experiences in a way only those who have served can understand. He took the time to thank my husband for his service and I just wanted to take a moment to thank him for making our day.

It’s basically Trails without the guilt of funding a larger, more soulless business. They don’t overcharge AS MUCH, and they have a better selection of hippie clothes, INCENSE (more than just Nag Champa!), and glassware. I’m not so sure the staff have expert opinions on their products, but at the same time I don’t think the sort of clientele shuffling in really needs it.
There’s a tip jar with the sole purpose of getting employees sloshed at a local brewery at the end of the month, and they openly admit this. I fully support this cause, and believe that we as a society should expand this practice. The Hippie Gypsy, with a vaguely mystic and antiquated style was a vaguely good place to shop.

Lots of containers and vessles for your weed, clothing made from weed, signs and posters with weed topics. This is your familiar college town head shop. Nothing has changed.

I was looking for an item that they didn’t have in stock but I just had to write to say how pleasant and awesomely genuine these employees were in trying to find what I wanted. I didn’t end up buying anything but I’d like to say when it comes to making customers feel comfortable they were great.

We don’t usually go to places like this but when we did last weekend we were impressed. The employees, especially Julia I think her name was, were really helpful and friendly! I felt like the place was being run by friends who were there to help us out. They got us what we came for and then some. We drove from Glendale to get what we needed and they really helped us out. Thank you so much, Julia! :D

I’ve stopped into Hippie Gypsy numerous times since starting school at ASU. It’s great for killing time and getting out of the heat, and ogling a lot of colorful, interesting pieces («pieces» being both smoking paraphernalia and jewelry).
The incense is fantastic, $ 1 for 10 sticks and about 25 different scents if you buy the «bag your own» bulk. The clothes are eh (maybe just because I do NOT dress anything like your typical stoner hippie, and they mainly have t-​shirts and peasant skirts). They’ve got a lot of wall hangings and signs as well that are always fun to flip through.
The glass art is my big draw. Having my ex be a glass blower at Chameleon Glass, I have a huge appreciation for unique pieces. Hippie Gypsy delivers. Lots of absolutely beautiful pieces, from bongs with tiger striped flames to pipes shaped like animals, and a good selection of Zongs as well. They also have a lot of glass and other types of jewelry as well that are pretty neat.
The staff are super chill, they remembered me after several weeks and have even given me incense on the house — they only take cards if the purchase is over $ 5 and I spaced on that. I was pretty impressed when the guy told me not to worry about it — that would never happen at any of the big chain smoke shops around here.
4 stars because it is definitely overpriced — I can’t justify $ 50 for a one-​hitter (no matter what fabulous local artist it’s from) or $ 30 for a peasant skirt. They cater to the ASU party crowd running around with daddy’s credit card, plainly. I would recommend them for incense, jewelry, and trinkets. Overall a fun place though.

Sage is my canary in the mine for these types of shops. If the price of it is too high, 5 will get you 10 everything else in the shop is overpriced.
In my experience, a good sized white sage smudge stick will cost you around $ 3 – 6.
This place wants $ 12 for a 4 inch long bundle in plastic packaging.
I coughed and choked when I saw that.
As suspected, everything was marked much higher than would be considered a fair price. The place is fascinating if you’re looking to write an ethnography on the kinds of people who would pay $ 50 for a peasant skirt.

This shops really cool if you just want to kill some time and look around. I wouldn’t buy anything more than a bracelet or bumper sticker from them though.
Everythings crazy overpriced. I suppose that they figure if you’re a pothead going to ASU you’ll just be using mommy and daddys credit card to get your shit anyways.
I can’t vouch for or against the smoke products but I can say that the prices look insane. The staff is pretty hit or miss. I’ve had friendly as well as unpleasant interactions.
Again, great place to look around or kill time, but that’s about it. Anything you can buy here, you can probably get at Happy Healthy High Horny a few stores down for way cheaper.

OK this place is horrible.
I went in 2 years ago and they wanted to sell me the smallest hookah they had that lights up for 50 bucks. I looked at the chick like WTF, I know I look like the target for sellers but what the hell lady, nobodies that naïve.
It looked like a give away at a Bar Mitzvah or Sweet Sixteen and it was made out of plastic. It makes me outraged when I even tell the story.
They have cool stuff ill give them that, but then you hear the price and its like ‘thanks a heap’ and then leave without anything or an overpriced blanket.
It sucks to be ripped off.
Recommendation: For no one, go to the other half dozen smoke shop places around town.