Luna Market in San Juan Viejo (old San Juan) is a gem!! Lots of great items from clothing for men &…read morewomen, records & CDs, sale items, jewelry, bathing suits, you name it. They are also consignment, so if you have things to bring in that's great too! The clerks were so sweet and helpful! I'm just visiting SJ, but I plan to return to see what else comes in before I leave the island! Thank you Luna Market

Got a cute shell ring here from a local jewelry designer. There's other cute things to buy & they…read moreadvertise by local artists. I'm not sure how often they rotate vendors or they general have the same things but when I was there, I saw great jewelry, stickers, and cute swimwear.

I went into this boutique store all white linen some years back. I'm busty with a curvy shape and…read morefound a white linen P.R dress that looked good on me. I would recommend this store for white linen clothes. Can't wait to go back again since I don't live here I live out of state

After days of laughing about the name of this store, and hours of disappointing souvenir shopping…read morein Old San Juan, I ate my words at White Difference! This cute little shop has a great selection of beyond fairly priced items that you won't find in the other shops. Namely, a selection of locally made artwork (paintings, prints, postcards) was a hidden treasure that answered all my souvenir needs!! The artist happened to be there, too; meeting her made the experience even more special, as did the friendly shopkeeper. Instead of leaving PR with a bag full of shot glasses and keychains, I have artwork that truly conveys the beauty of the island. My favorites are the scenes of Old San Juan.

I stumbled upon this souvenir store, the Souvenir Depot, while walking to Stone Cold Creamery…read more It's funny because they have the same or similar items as in the Old San Juan area, but at lower prices since it's not in the touristy cruise ship area. For example, the same hats in the Old San Juan district were $24.99, but at this shop they were $14.99, and at the airport they were $29.99. Magnets were $12 for 4 or $12 for 3, depending on the type you wanted. I saw magnets in Old San Juan for $6.99-$7.99 each and at the airport for $8.99-$9.99 each. The bottom line is that most everything is made in China, Thailand, or elsewhere, not in Puerto Rico, so does it really matter which store or where you got it? No, not really. On a side note, it's lame to give a business one or two star because their hours aren't updated on some random webpage that isn't associated with the business. Do better, Yelpers.

Went in to this location on a Sunday at 6:30 and they were already closed. Despite google saying it…read morecloses at 7. There were ppl inside and the lights were off. Not too happy about driving to this location and not being able to buy anything.

Cool store, but call to make sure it is open--even during posted open. I had to go there twice…read morebefore someone was actually operating the store even though the sign on the door and the info on the web said it should be open.

A wonderfully curated thrift store. Electroshock's second location in Rìo Piedras has a much larger…read moreselection of vinyl records. I ended up finding a Carla Thomas LP (Stax) for $2 and a Vicente Carattini Christmas album for $1. Parking is a little tricky in this area, but there's a reasonably priced parking lot adjacent to the store. I had brought over some records from New York City, however the shop owner (Tito) wasn't available to appraise them. I ended up just donating the records, I'm just happy that a few of my records will be circulating around Puerto Rico. Let me know if you end up buying any the following (because these records used to be mine!): The Police - Synchronicity Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Michael Jackson - Off The Wall The Pretenders Fleet Foxes EP Alejandro Escovedo - Big Station (new) Joe Walsh - Analog Man (new)

This boutique is found on the famous Avenida Ashford in San Juan. It is a cute place to get unique…read morepieces for women. I saw lots of dresses, tops, pants, accessories, and jewelry. I got my boyfriend's sister a cute halter top from the awesome sale section at the front of the store and scored myself some cute and super cheap earrings. The sales associate was warm and friendly and noticed bf's Cuban accent immediately. She asked us about our backgrounds (it is weird to some people to see an Asian girl speaking Spanish in a Cuban accent). When I go back to Puerto Rico, I hope I have time to stop by this shop to bring home some awesome clothes.

This is a women's clothing boutique that I visit every time I go to PR. There's also a location in…read morePlaza Las Americas but the name means 'made by hand.' The clothes are kind of bohemian, made here I think, but I think the jewelry isn't hand made. This is a place to buy a pretty and flowy dress.

Such a beautiful boutique with so many eye catching items such as jewelry, bags, scarves, and…read morewooden decor. Very bohemian feel. Reasonably priced and the staff were very kind. Best part was the calico kitty on the step. The store is associated with the "Save a Gato" organization which is so amazing! Definitely recommend :)

Wide selection of items, unique items too, the name rightly describes the store. The prices were…read moremoderate to pricey as you can tell in the videos. Went 2 days in a row, on the second day and left with an unpleasant taste after the 2nd visit. The shop attendant saw the headband bought the day before on my partner's head and we were back to get 2 more, and accused them passively aggressively of stealing. Instead of the 2 items presented, they asked so 3? No, 2! Sigh.

Nice boutique shop at Old San Juan. It has clothing, shoes, accessories! It's upscale but has some…read morevery fun finds. Staff was really friendly; greeting us a we walked in and offering assistance if we needed it. The items were mid range to higher pricing, but that's expected for a boutique! It was very clean and felt inviting and aesthetic. Overall: A Solid boutique with fun finds.

My wife really loved this cute little boutique that was literally just around the corner from our…read morehotel. Not a huge selection, but everything was displayed so well and the person working (not sure if it was the owner or an employee) was so friendly and helpful and made a ton of recommendations, especially with the bags/backpack style purses my wife was looking at and liking so much. Really good job of selling products and making reasonable recommendations for upgrades. Everything was clean, organized and displayed so well. Glad we happened across this little spot so she could check them out. She ended up getting one of the bags/packs that caught her eye. Made for a great unique souvenir that she wouldn't be able to get anywhere else. If we were in this area again we would for sure shop here. We would highly recommend!

Art Label Studio was a fun stop while exploring Old San Juan. What really drew me in was the…read moreincredible artwork covering the walls. The colorful graffiti, murals, & creative designs gave this little place so much personality, & I found myself spending more time admiring the art than anything else. There were cool details in this mini art gallery. The shop also sells merch (w/ a mixture of different prices some high some low), but unfortunately nothing really caught my eye. Even though I didn't end up buying anything, I still enjoyed stopping in just to appreciate the artwork & soak in the creative local atmosphere. If you're walking around Old San Juan, it's worth popping in to check out the murals/art/graffiti in alone!

This was a cool stop we made in Old San Juan. It's part art gallery, part vintage shop, so there…read morewas a lot to look at even if you're just browsing. The space has a creative vibe and showcases local artwork that feels different from the typical souvenir stores around the area. Although, I thought it would be more graffiti/street art, I enjoyed taking my time looking through the pieces and vintage finds, and it felt like a good place to discover something unique to Puerto Rico. Definitely worth stopping in if you enjoy art, design, or supporting local artists.