We passed this store our first night in SA and I knew I had to make a stop. They have such beautiful Mexican pieces, the staff was really nice and made sure to wrap my souvenirs securely to keep them safe for the plane ride home.

This is a amazing store with very nice gift and items to decorate your house with. Imported from artist from Mexico. I recommend stopping here and they have sterling silver jewelry!!

Reasonable prices and welcoming environment with unique items for keepsake and gifts to take.

Beautiful and unique merchandise. It was my first time visiting San Antonio and this store instantly caught my eye. Staff was very friendly & welcoming. Definitely made sure to buy some small travel friendly but beautiful gifts to take back home for my family. Will make sure to come visit this shop when visiting San Antonio again.

Visited here yesterday. Couldnt stop myself from walking in. Had to double check and make sure this is the correct location would hate to send everyone to the wrong place. Took a few pictures with permission of course and one from across the street. Hope you visit soon! Ill be back.

There were so many unique items and the staff was very nice!

Bought a tin Christmas tree here and had it shipped. Customer service wasn’t friendly during purchase, but I got worse. Package arrived and was inoperable. I called to inquire about a replacement/assistance. It took 5 phone calls before I could speak to anyone and then when finally able to discuss matter, I was told there was nothing they could do as it may have been damaged in shipping. For me, this is criminal behavior, and I will never deal with them again. There are many of these types of stores in San Antonio, and I will take my business to them.

Although not too cheap prices are pretty Reasonable, great and beautiful pieces

Store on Houston street with colorful selections of Diaz de Los muertos items. Friendly staff.

Was assaulted by the owners (Alejandra Salazar) husband Nick by the doorway to their store. The Majestic Theater was letting in for the show An American In Paris and there was a line in front. The store had been closed for over 2 hours already. Im a disabled person and he hit me like a football player, pushing me 6 feet into a group of older women. If they hadnt have caught me I wouldve ended up being hurt much worse. He yelled and cussed, called me a horrible name, claimed I blocked his doorway, then locked the door and ran, ran away. There were multiple witnesses. Charges have been filed and I ended up in the Emergency Room. If this is how they treat an innocent person standing in front of their business after closing, how would they treat a homeless person asleep in their doorway when nobody is looking?