Unbelievable selection of Mexican pottery and such. They are a little pricy but there stuff is top…read morenotch.

We were looking for some colorful and unique pieces for our garden, and are so glad we found…read moreColmenero's. This place is packed with hand made and hand painted Mexican pottery. Everything from bird baths to small curio type items. They have friendly service and washed up and helped us pack each piece securely. I'll definitely be back and am so happy to find a local, small business to support.

Today was my first time going to this pottery store…read more Pros: -wide variety of pottery and outdoor decor -there are affordable pieces of pottery and outdoor decor -great customer service -across the street from the Farmers Market Cons: -parking lot is small and pricey -outdoor store so you feel the heat -did not see a restroom for customers -they do not sell beverages/drinks so you can drink something while you shop Neutral -some things are too big to haul away and you might need to consider delivery options Overall takeaway: You can find something that fits your needs and style.

On the way to the Farmers Market, I came across this beautiful and colorful ceramic outdoor shop…read morewith all kinds of whimsical clay pieces and ceramic pottery. It was lovely looking and admiring all the small and large pieces of terra cotta scattered around the shop. A lovely place to visit for decorations for indoor and outdoor gardens.

I've bought my gardenias and roses here love this nursery!! The owners are very knowledgeable and…read moreattentive. Thanks!!

From the owner: Make each season vibrant with our pottery, colorful yard art and western decor! We have a large…read moreselection of Talavera (Mexican) Pottery, Colorful Yard Art, Western Decor, Chimeneas and Roses. Located in Princeton, Tx. Come and visit us, you will never know what treasure you find!

High quality unique western furniture. Great friendly helpful staff. Old world and new world. If…read moreyou like the Drover Hotel in stockyards you'll love this place.

Beautiful unique pieces. It's an adventure for the eyes everywhere you look. I'm waiting to win the…read morelotto so I can finallly get a ranch and shop at Rios. Fantastic, friendly personal located in the historic Fort Worth stockyards. I believe it is family owned which also makes me very happy. I highly recommend Rios. They have everything including lovely jewelry, glassware, lamps and every kind of seating imaginable from Sofas to chaise lounges. Furniture with personality. Artists craftsmanship still exists in this wonderful store. Great place to shop for gifts from Mexico.

Stopped in for lunch on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. The complimentary chips and salsa were…read moreheated up and very fresh. I must say I really enjoyed them! I ordered the nachos with carne asada. They came on a huge platter with dollops of guacamole, sour cream and pico de gallo in the middle. They use the same cheese as the queso in a bowl so it's more fluid which I LOVED! The carne asada was diced small and cooked to perfection...crispy outside and tender inside with not a bit of fat or gristle. They were so good I couldn't stop! I planned on taking half with me but ended up eating practically the whole platter. Their iced tea is freshly brewed and is also delicious. I'll be back soon to try some of their other dishes. The food was so good I forgot to take any pictures!

The food was very good! I had the fajita combo for one, and my child had the cheese quesadilla. The…read moreportions were generous, and there was plenty of food. The steak and chicken were both great quality, flavorful, and not greasy at all. We really enjoyed our meal and would definitely recommend this place!

I purchased this coffee mug from this great shop in Bishop Arts District. The shop is some local…read moreartist that have come together to create a pretty cool space. I stopped in this past Saturday and one of the artist Stephen was there, he was so helpful and took the time to answer all my questions. The work they have there is beautiful and of the highest craftsmanship. I definitely recommend stopping in. Coffee tastes better in these mugs!!!

Highly recommend this place! I had so much fun…read more My husband surprised me with a date night last Friday night, and took me to this place. We arrived, picked the designs we liked, and started right away. They give you a few tips, but you're pretty much on your own. We were advised it would take approx 2 hrs, but it took us closer to 3 hrs. You should plan a little extra time. Oh and you can buy a cup of Turkish coffee and they also give you a cup of pomegranate tea. I tried both and loved it! Once you're done painting, you can bake your plates in your oven for about 30 minutes and they're ready! They also have Turkish lamp making class and it looks also fun. I'd like to go back and try the class too.

My friends and I had a blast making the Turkish lamps at this Art Masterclass space. Shout out to…read moreKaren F's birthday! We all booked online and were able to pick which lamp we wanted to design. I chose the swan lamp. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and once checked in we got situated at a table with a few other guests. I am in love with the space. First off, it's in a business area, and on a Sunday, there was no one else around. My GPS had difficulty finding the exact spot but once I had the suite number it was easy to find. When we walked in you could see how bright and airy this space is. Before the start of class, we had time to chit chat and walk around to get ideas for our lamps. Our teacher (I think her name was Oun?) was super sweet and walked us through each step. The first step is laying out your design. We were served Turkish coffee and a Turkish treat, (for an extra charge) during this step. During the step where we glue on the tiles we were served the pomegranate tea that came with the price of the class. At the end of our 2+ hours we were given instructions on how to make the cement to seal all the mosaic tiles in and once I do that, I will post photos of my finished product. We all had a blast and would 100000% recommend coming here to get artsy.

I love this store- it's perfect if you need a little "pick me up" or a gift for a woman or baby in…read moreyour life! Their selection always is reliant on local vendors and artisans. I love to shop small, so this store makes it easy. The employees are always so kind and helpful throughout our visits. The price point is sometimes on the higher side and sometimes lower than expected. I feel like the pricing usually makes sense given the small businesses that make up the store. Bishop arts area is always tricky to park in so I recommend coming on a week day, if you can swing it!

This is one of the cutest stores in Bishop Arts! I believe the building houses different vendors,…read morebut all under one roof. It's fun to browse through all the trinkets from soap, to jewelry, to baby items, cards, tshirts, magnets. All the fun stuff with Oak Cliff labeled items too. Support local!

this is my favorite location of color me mine!! i usually go to the plano location & they are so…read morenice there, but overall the plano location doesn't have anything on the allen one. the allen location has so many more tools to help create the perfect plate! their staff is SO KNOWLEDGEABLE and BEYOND helpful! i love all the sweet girls in there! i had the BEST time!! this is my plate, feel free to use for inspo!! if you've never painted pottery before, after firing the colors develop so nicely!

My sister and I visited Color Me Mine at Watters Creek on September 13, 2026, specifically to paint…read morefairy doors after seeing a social media advertisement stating the doors were $15 each, with proceeds benefiting the Allen Arts Alliance. Unfortunately, the experience was frustrating from the moment we arrived. The employee who greeted us appeared unfamiliar with the promotion and had to ask another employee where the fairy doors were located and whether any were even available. After finding the doors, we sat down to plan our designs. A few minutes later, an employee brought over a pricing sheet showing the fairy doors were actually $30 each. I explained that the social media advertisement clearly stated they were $15 and even showed the ad. The employee consulted someone else, who came over and acknowledged that the ad did indeed say $15 and that another customer had already raised the same concern. Despite knowing the advertisement was inaccurate, we were told they could not honor the advertised price. What was especially frustrating is that if multiple customers had already pointed out the pricing discrepancy, the business apparently made no effort to correct the misleading information on social media. We ultimately decided to paint the doors anyway. However, when it came time to check out, the surprises continued. The total came to over $43 per door, and only then did we learn there was an additional $10 studio fee on top of the $30 door price. This fee was never mentioned during our discussion about pricing earlier, despite employees having multiple opportunities to explain the actual cost. The problems did not end there. Picking up our finished pieces was another fiasco. Apparently our projects had not been properly checked out or documented, resulting in both my sister and me receiving voicemails from the store trying to determine what had happened to our pieces. Overall, the entire experience felt disorganized and poorly managed. The employees seemed unfamiliar with their own promotions, pricing was inconsistent with the advertised information, fees were not clearly disclosed, and there were administrative issues even after the project was completed. If you're looking for a pottery-painting studio in the area, I would recommend Paint 'n Party or The Painted Teacup instead. In my experience, their staff are friendly, knowledgeable, upfront about pricing, and the price listed on an item is the price you actually pay, with no unpleasant surprises at checkout. I was excited to support a fundraiser for the Allen Arts Alliance, but unfortunately this experience left me with little interest in returning to Color Me Mine.