Well went here expecting to buy authentic crafts made in Mexico . I got this Day Of The Dead candle…read moreholders that was behind a display case so never handled it before purchasing. I got it home and there on the bottom is a made in China sticker! Are you f'n kidding me ,lol seriously what the hell? We did the Museum tour which was cool but knowing what I know now probably should have just gone to China to see. You would think a business that is supposed to be celebrating the culture and crafts would carry nothing but authentic made in Mexico items disappointing to me.

Big selection, one stop shopping for all fiesta needs. Very large store…read more Ladies in store were very nice. Prices were a little high but to be expected these days...

When I travel and take on the persona of tourist, I do things I would not normally do in my typical…read moreday-to-day life...like browse through souvenir shops. I do not like to collect anything and only purchase items that have a purpose. So this shopping setup goes against everything I usually gravitate toward. However, when on vacation I do like to get a taste of the local fare and perhaps grab a little something to remember my visit. Near where we were staying is the Market Square-an indoor/outdoor market boasting brightly colored, cheaply made and mostly imported items. There are lots of people, upbeat music and an energy that lures you in. Here, you can find a variety of articles of clothing, hats and shot glasses. I was looking for something that I could take to my son-something practical-ish that I wouldn't mind seeing around the house. We visited three separate times (it was a stop on our tour bus), but each time I left empty handed. The hours are a bit limited-they open at ten (or a bit after, really) and close at 4pm. There are restaurants sprinkled throughout, which might draw more people than the actual market. I would have liked to see some more high-quality, artisan made items rather than so many cheap things that were mass produced. Or more "consumable" items such as soaps, candles, candies, etc. But if you're looking for a souvenir without having to spend a lot of money, you just may find something here.

Growing up visiting family in Mexico I can appreciate all the shops at the Market Square. It…read morereminded me so much of my childhood! I remember walking along the Mexican touristy boardwalks and markets enjoying all the gift shops, music and street food. Mexico is a country known for it's rich culture. I remember traveling to the Garibaldi square famous for Mariachi Music and its local native vendors who come and sell handmade items like dolls, sarapes, rugs, pottery, jewelry, Agua Frescas, churros, fruit on a stick, roasted corn, street tacos. Well, the Marketplace is a tiny taste of Mexico, and thankfully, I don't have to drive all the way to the Motherland to find some great souvenirs. You'll find all kinds of curios, pottery, marble chess sets, wooden toys...no shortage of fun gifts. I loved showing my kids all the wonderful artisans since we no longer visit Mexico on a regular basis. We bought some beautiful pottery and my boys got some fun souvenir luchadores and candy to take home. Overall a fun day of touristy shopping! We'll be back!

Mexican Arts & Crafts. This place is in Market Square on…read moreProduce Row, across from the Centro de Artes, along a pedestrian walkway. This place is where you go if you're visiting San Antonio, and want Mexican stuff for the home. They've got a lot of little things to hang on your wall and put on the shelves, like papier mache fruits or trivets and tortilla warmers. The jewelry is a bunch of silver and glass beads, all Mexican. They have little painted Oaxacan clay figures, and lots of sugar skulls for Day of the Dead. They've got a good selection of Mexican handicrafts, if that's your thing. It's a good place to stock up for Cinco de Mayo supplies! The best part about this store is during Fiesta. During the Fiesta de los Reyes in Market Square, this store removes most of its inventory, and replaces it with ice-filled troughs full of canned beer. Their beer is cheaper than the other places around Fiesta. Best place for beers in Market Square. They take credit cards. They offer lime salt too!

Great venue!!! Live music and wide variety of food, gifts and good prices!!! The locals are so…read morefriendly and kind!!!

Touristy recreation of a Mexican market full of overpriced trinkets. But thoroughly fun!…read more Most of the shops sell overpriced touristy trinkets- think of lowest common denominator stereotypes of Mexico turned into tourist items- from wrestling masks to shot glasses and everything else imaginable. A few shops sell more authentic items- the old ball-and-cup toys in one shop reminded me of childhood trips to Mexico long ago. Even though not an authentic market, it's a must see for visitors to San Antonio.

Feliz Modern Pop is such a cute shop and definitely worth a visit. They have a great mix of gifts,…read morestationery, souvenirs, and other fun finds that make it hard to leave empty-handed. I was especially surprised to find Miffy and Mofusand merchandise that I hadn't seen anywhere else. It was fun discovering unique items that aren't commonly available at other stores. The overall vibe of the shop is adorable and thoughtfully curated, making it easy to spend a lot of time browsing. Honestly, I wanted to buy so much more than I did.

Feliz Modern POP is located at the Pearl and has quite a lot of what nots. The store has…read moreeye-catching colors and many unique items, which is what drew me in to the store. There are a number of shops at the Pearl, but this appears to be one of the more unique ones. The store feels a bit whimsical and little fantastical. You can find t-shirts, jewelry boxes (not traditional ones but one with Día Dos Muertos faces), stickers, coffee cups, to name just a few items. I almost bought one of those ceramic jewelry boxes, but I talked myself out of it as I have several jewelry boxes without a lot of jewelry. Their prices are very reasonable, so your dollar goes a long ways in this store. The store staff was super friendly and helpful. They can point you to the specific part of the store where you might have an interest in their goods.

This place is amazing beautiful exported merchandise from Mexico original stamped. I felt like I…read morewas visiting a market in the depths of Mexico you have to stop by the owners are amazing as well

Awesome! Awesome! This is a tiny little, EVERYTHING Mexican store. It's in a basement and…read morecrowded as can be. But cheap prices for what you get. Real Mexican tourist gifts in Texas. We purchased a large set of horns that were mounted and they shipped them for us for $20. Came within a week, packed very well and arrived in perfect condition! very happy!!

First time shopper but won't be the last. Sooo much to see. I glossed over everything and I spent…read morean hour there but I do plan to go back. A lot of vintage stuff, especially clothes. If you're looking for old horror or rock band tshirts, come here; Freddy Krueger, Metallica, journey. There was signed Bush memorabilia. Theres something for everyone's. Fiesta Tshirts from the 90s, there's a pet section, shoe area, kid area, jewelry, hats, denim (pants, vests, and jackets) ton of vintage Harley Davidson stuff, belts, purses. They have records and cassettes. This place will keep you entertained. They have monthly movie screenings, which is nice that they try and unite the community. I snagged me a nice chocolate brown jacket with fringe.

This place is such a fun find. Much bigger than it looks from the outside, with room after room of…read moreunique vintage finds, antiques, clothing, records, and more. I'll definitely be back!

Don't just window shop. Step into an amazing gallery with fine jewelry, and Mother Earth's beauty…read moreturned to imaginative works of art. Passionate about authentic Native American jewelry and art? Find it here, and learn about the artisans! Don't see exactly what you're looking for? Ask! We did and found turquoise earrings to match a pendent from the Taos Pueblo!