During our stay in Cabo I was on the hunt for a Mexican Guayabera which are among some of the best…read more Everywhere we went they just did not have them. Guayaberas are shirts which can be warn in warm weather climates by men and always be dressed appropriately. They are classy and always very refined. Most people tend to get cotton ones but the real deal are the linen guayaberas. After asking several guys at the hotel they suggested I walk to the downtown area where I would have better luck. After an exhaustive search I finally came across this place and not only bought one but I bought two. I also bought a beautiful hand stitched Mexican dress for my girlfriend. We were so pleased, being able to buy the one of a kind pieces we found. If in Cabo and you want a beautiful Guayabera this is the place to go to.

Love this shop!! Every time I visit Cabo , I come here to buy hand made embroidered blouses or…read moredresses. Great quality.

A cute little shop in the Puerto Paraiso shopping center in Cabo. Todo Moda is mostly for girls -…read moreteenage and younger - and features an assortment of inexpensive jewelry and accessories geared to that age range. You know the stuff: lots of pink, lots of cute. None of it especially well made, but all of it priced accordingly. The space isn't very big, but it's got a lot and is visually appealing. The store clerk spoke only a little English, and unfortunately the credit card reader wasn't working, so I did end up having to fiddle with cash and currency conversions when checking out my daughter's purchase.

Great experience here! Can't wait to return. This was a cool mall and we loved it. It seemed to be…read morea spot where cruise ship passengers seem to shop. Which was really cool. I love the fact that a lot of the locals could understand English.

In the blistering heat of Cabo, I was thankful for this big indoor AC mall to get some respite…read more Some familiar American brands mixed with local brands.

Love her designs and clothes. Going back for more:-) wonder if she designs hats ? We shall see…read moretomorrow!

So many adorable clothes to choose from. Pepita designs are wonderful! Lots of character and…read morepersonality

Excellent selection for men, women and children from Mexico's largest chain of shoe stores. All…read moreshoes are made in Mexico. LOW prices! I bought 2 pairs of high quality and comfortable 100% ostrich leather cowboy boots for $57 per pair. Comparable shoes at Boot Barn in the USA would cost over $300. Copy down the address on a piece of paper, hand it to the taxi driver. If you're close to downtown / Marina it's an easy walk. This is an authentic Mexican business. No employees in the shop spoke English. They don't see many gringo customers here. If you don't speak Spanish bring a friend who does or be ready to use sign language and a bunch of guessing. Guys: If you looking for cowboy boots the sizes are by length are in centimeters. So an American size 9.5 is 27 Mexican. American dollars and all major credit cards accepted.

Look their products. Bought 3 purses and a very nice computer work bag. The prices are great and…read morethe customer service was excellent. I'll be visiting them every time I'm in Cabo

Located close to the marina, this is a place where one can buy reputable leather goods at…read morereasonable prices, and also one of a kind handcrafted figurines or other handicrafts. In two successive visits to Cabo Diane and I have now brought back to the States two playful clay creatures emerging from a broken egg that were both hand formed and hand painted by the artisan Nunez: one a frog, and the other a sea turtle. And I regularly wear a casual leather belt that I bought here. Prices are negotiable and in the end reasonable. But expect to pay at least 100 U.S. dollars for a unique, hand painted and hand signed figurine. Purchases may be packed for immediate carry out or shipment to the U.S. Fragile objects are very carefully protected and ingeniously wrapped before being packed inside a shoe box. In each instance our creative creatures survived both ship and airplane transit to arrive fully intact and ready for final rest inside a curio cabinet.

I did a ton of research and this place is an authentic La Casa Del Habano (LCDH) for Cuban cigars…read more Upon arrival, I met an employee named Juan Carlos, who was incredible. He was very knowledgeable and helped guide me through my first Cuban cigar purchases. I knew which ones I was 100% going to try and asked for advice on medium cigars. The humidor was excellent and well kept. Juan Carlos grabbed a box and helped me load it up! I purchased 8 cigars the first day and an additional 4 the next day. Are they expensive? Yes. This is not the place to go to if you don't appreciate or understand Cuban cigars. I smoked 6 of them in Cabo and an additional 2 while being home. INCREDIBLE smokes. I wish I purchased more and visited more often. Out of the 12 Cuban cigars I purchased, I spent $331, an average of $27/ cigar. 100% worth it and I would do it again yesterday. If you enjoy premier cigars (like 94-98 rated cigars), the Cuban cigars will blow your mind. Smooth, no burn, incredible flavors and worth it.

Was YELPing for a legit cigar shop in Mexico to avoid the street vendors, most likely counterfeit…read morestoges. J&J had very good reviews. Easy to find and convenient to the (cruise terminal) marina. The mojitos claim to be "world's best," and Im always a sucker for that so we ordered one. Big, fairly priced $12 and absolutely delicious. Well balanced, not too sweet, refreshing and of course loaded with muddled mint. 5 Star Juan Carlos helped me navigate the cigar room. Im not a big cigar guy in size or frequency so I definitely needed advice. I told him my price range and he suggested about ten from a variety of makers. My price range was $25 and that's almost were Cubans begin, even for the very small ones. I needed some for less as well for less special occasions or friends without discerning taste. He had a 5 pack with $10ea option. I also wanted to splurge and Cohiba & Macanudo started at $50 per, so i got a few of those. We enjoyed the mojito next door in the cool lounge and played some cards. I took one last peek at cigars before leaving and asked How much do the cigars go up to in proce? JC, showed me the hidden stash that started at $500 and went to nearly $1K!!! I thoroughly enjoyed my little Cuban Cohiba on the boat for about 40 minutes. Great Shop. Excellent Service. & I appreciated the small discount that was offered on a few hundy order.

Fabulous silver jewelry store! I own a lot of silver and this is top quality. Jodi was so kind. I…read morehighly recommend Silver Exposure for the variety, quality, and excellent service.

Love the helpfulness of the owner All my friends purchased…read moreand love their jewelry The owner was so nice Thanks again

This place is fantastic. A wide variety of leather goods with lots of pieces with hand tooled…read moredesigns. Service is friendly and knowledgeable. The craftsmanship is impeccable for the prices being charged. Do not miss this place if you are in port or at a resort.

my favorite shop in all of cabo! shop owner is so sweet & was incredibly helpful. didn't try to…read moreupsell, genuinely cares about his work & his customers!!

Stumbled upon this little gem on our recent trip through Cabo/Puerto Vallarta. Yay for vacation!…read moreBoo, back to work tomorrow. *sad face* Of course, upon returning to Cabo, Brandon and I sought out our amigo from the last visit, Luis', restaurant Mariscos la Palmita on calle Septiembre -- see my other review on this fantastic find on our freshman journey. Luis remembered us immediately (well, we did share a fishing charter on which we all barfed, so yeah...bonded for life) and he took awesome care of us. After another stunning meal with Luis, we adventured on down calle Septiembre and this open air clothing store "Melody" caught my eye. The best U.S. comparison I can make is Forever 21, Discovery or Styles for Less (that's for my Cali girls). Cute, cheap, stylish. Sh*t that can take a dump in 10 months and you're not angry about it. The boyfriend indulged my interest and started converting pesos/dollars for me. And upon realizing that nothing in the store was much more than $10 US I yanked the credit card out of his hands and went bonkers. I'm not kidding, girls...I bagged three shirts, all work appropriate, an adorable, shockingly well-made sundress and a pair of super cute boho beach shorts for $50 US. Even the boyfriend was impressed with my shopping prowess. (I was impressed with his the day earlier when he got me a TAG Heuer *wink*) Needless to say I was subsequently grounded from any more shopping, ha ha! Find Melody! The chain is all over Mexico and worth seeking out!