We came to this store to check out their offerings, while we were on vacation in Baja. This store…read morecaught our eye before, having a resemblance to the Apple stores back home in California. While Apple stores at home were closed during the pandemic, this store was open, albeit with some restrictions. There was a line at the door, and only a certain number of customers were allowed inside at a time. There was a security guard taking temperatures and dispensing hand sanitizer at the door. One inside, we checked out options on Apple accessories. I've never cared to get anything other than an iPhone, but I decided to try out the airpods. I went with the Airpod Pros. The staff members helped us check out and configure everything in a short amount of time. And we were off shortly thereafter. This is a clone of the Apple stores found in the US, but the merchandise is legitimate. Keep in mind, products here are a bit higher in price than if they were bought in the US. For Airpods other Apple products, the increase in negligible, but for other items deemed luxury, the difference is more pronounced. The staff here was nice, hard working, and efficient in their service. The store was kept immaculate, and they had the same great options available in Apple stores at home. Whether you're a local or a tourist, if you're looking to buy a new Apple product, then this is a great place to make that purchase.

Do not get your ears pierced here they end up being purple or black I do not recommend going to get…read moreyour ears pierced here , go to a professional

During my Baja adventures throughout the years, I've had a change to get to know almost every…read moreenclave in TJ. This includes Zona Centro, in which this shopping plaza sits. This place is similar to swap meets/flea markets that you'd find in downtown LA and at the Roadium. They sell a variety of items, to include cell phone accessories, shoes, clothing, and nickknacks that one would take home as a souvenier. There are two levels to this place, and it is the same building as Plaza de la Mujer (which has nail salons, hair salons, and such). On the second floor, there is a coffee shop (D'Volada) which sells decent coffee and pastries, as well as sandwiches. There is a restroom upstairs as well, just make sure you bring some pesos in coins, else you can't get past the revolving gate. There is a small playground, if you're travelling here with kids. Despite the area, this place is actually safe. I've never had issues the few times that I've ventures here, and the workers are friendly and helpful. I've bought stuff here, and the quality is comparable to the price. If you're looking for upscale only, then stick to Zona Rio and the Hipodromo. But if you want to venture to a locals spot, this is one option. Cheers.