Just like most of the reviews say "Zero" accountability"!! Your invitations are too important to…read moreleave up to Pam and her "missing staff." Charged me $3,240 for 25 invitations!! That's $135 per invite. No record of who took the order. No interest in making it right. Just excuses including blaming the post office. Do yourself a huge favor and use the internet to send your invites. It actually works and will save you a fortune. Also, the internet doesn't hide and pretend not to know anything

I found the customer service to be rude and very dry. I was not greeted by the elderly employee,…read morealthough a returning customer who entered the store soon after was welcomed with a cheery "bless your heart" style greeting. Although she did glare at my children and I from behind the counter. And she took it upon herself to scold my daughter for touching a stuffed mouse, aggressively stating that she planned to sell that item .. unless of course I was planning on purchasing it. Honestly, I felt uncomfortable .... the woman came across as being very arrogant and her enthusiasm while showing the product was non existent, one wouldn't know if she was selling invitations or coffins.

I saw this place on the news and wanted to support. My family and I stopped in about 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. The customer service A+. The manager and the person checking us out were friendly. The selection was limited. The manager said that customers came in before the SNAP benefits changes and bought a lot of stuff. I plan to visit again in a month or so.

If you have a sweet tooth (or a spicy one), Alamo Candy Co. is basically the mothership. Walking in…read moreis a total sensory overload in the best way possible--rows of technicolor treats, piñatas hanging from the ceiling, and that iconic "Batman" guarding the aisles. The Layout & Vibe It is a massive warehouse-style shop filled with every kind of candy imaginable. They have a huge selection of American classics and imported Mexican favorites, but their homemade line is where they really shine. * The "Batman" Rule: You can't miss the life-sized Batman statue--just a heads-up that there's a "Do Not Touch" sign on him! * Organization: The shelves are packed with everything from bulk lollipops and "Glow Pops" to stacks of de la Rosa Mazapán. What to Grab * The Classics: You have to get the de la Rosa--it's a staple for a reason. * The "San Antonio" Specials: They are famous for their Chamoy pickles (look for the Big Tex Dill Pickle in Chamoy), Picositas belts, and those spicy tamarindo chili balls. * Party Needs: Beyond the candy, they have a ton of party supplies and authentic piñatas if you're prepping for an event. Pro-Tips for Your Visit * Parking: They have a dedicated customer parking lot, so you don't have to stress about finding a spot on the street. * Timing: They are open Monday-Saturday (9:00 AM - 6:30 PM) and Sunday (10:00 AM - 4:00 PM). * The "Sugar Rush": Be prepared to leave with way more than you planned. It's hard to say no when everything is so well-priced and unique! Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a San Antonio institution that you have to experience at least once. #AlamoCandy #SanAntonioEats #MexicanCandy

If you want to be filled with joy visit this store! This was my first time visiting and it was…read moretruly the most fun filled experience. There are so many options of decor and not just for Fiesta. They also sale clothes and shoes all for an amazing price and they give military discounts! I will definitely be back to buy more decorations.

It was very nice store lots of fiesta items. The staff was very nice. God willing and I'll be…read morethere again next year and buy some more stuff for fiesta. I wish they had fiesta T-shirts but they did not sell fiesta T-shirts. Thank you.

In search of Tam Tams...I'm starting to get a little tired and frustrated with my search. Lots of…read morecandy at La Dulceria but no Tam Tams. I've decided when I get home I'm going to do a search on the internet to see what that yields. In retrospect, I probably what I should have done this at the beginning. My duh moment... The staff of La Dulceria were very helpful. The store is super packed with items.... Appear to have many party supplies...decorations, piñatas, sombreros, etc. No tam tams! The search continues...

This place is a small, hidden, and under appreciated gem. Saw this place and thought I'd stop by…read more When we walked in we were greeted by staff. They were very friendly. Their shelves are packed with goodies. Parking is a little bit of an issue, it's limited parking, and it gets very packed where they are located. They have a lot of authentic Mexican items, and candy. Their prices are extremely reasonable. I got me a lot of snacks and some items. They have table covers, candy, drinks, small nicknacks, piñatas and more. I was hit was some nostalgia with some of the items they sell. Younger me would have liked to shop here but adult me can spend some coins here. Do yourself a favor and stop in. It's nice to support a small business while enjoying some tasty treats. Thank you to the staff that work so hard to keep their shelves stocked. I will be back.

Amazing! Michelle created the cutest balloon bouquet and had it delivered all in one day! Made a…read morelast minute birthday thought very special!

not a good place the balloons are re used from Amazon and over priced the owner is rude this name…read morehas changed names it's called almo balloons and still is not a good place she's all for the money and not the people do not go!

Beautiful offerings. Gifts for every occasion. Highly recommend. Great customer service and…read moresupport. Enjoy

This is a fun boutique that has incredible gifts for anyone, including yourself. We went for…read morestickers and Spurs items but they have so much to offer such as hair accessories, notepads, bags, hats, artwork, napkins, books and a wall of stickers! It's also a great place to pickup city and state memorabilia. The staff is also incredibly friendly and helpful.

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...

A friend of mine is having a significant birthday and I decided to put together a birthday care…read morepackage. The only outstanding item is Tam Tams. While San Antonio is known for its sweets, I thought I'd try a couple of places. First stop, Casa Dulce Dulceria (CDD). While CDD has numerous Mexican candies, no bueno for Tam Tams. I was struck by the number of piñatas in this candy store. San Antonio is known for piñatas. There are common at birthday celebrations ranging in size from small to large. The piñata is filled with candy and the blindfolded person hits the piñata. The piñata is normally strung from a tree and the person hitting the piñatas is spun around before swinging at the piñatas. Of course as a kid the fun part is grabbing the candy when the piñata bursts open. Fond memories... On to the next location...

If you are planning on having a sugar rush just go visit this place. I felt like a kid again. So…read moremany things to pick from! Big bags small bags you name it you find it! They also have piñatas. Perfect place for planning a birthday!

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.

A lot of hand made stuffs and so many cute items that attract ladies or girls hearts as mostly…read morethings are girly items! Quality seems to be nice and because of that it's a bit high end. We enjoyed our windowshopping indeed! :)