Nice non touristy collection of goods. We love the water colors of flamenco dancers. And the…read moreembossed cards with the tiles of The Alhambra. This is just a little bit down from Nuevo Plaza. The Celso does his own calligraphy and it's beautiful. He has put together Granada and other names and turned them to birds and so forth. Lovely. Not the usual t shirts

El Zoco Nazari carries a wonderful selection of unique artisanal souvenirs headed by the sweetest…read moreshop owner ever. You'll find affordable watercolors of city life in Granada, paintings by local artists, handmade jewelry, painted boxes, unique Spanish fans and a whole lot more than you would find in the souvenir shops in the Albayzin. THe owner helped us find the perfect gifts and was extremely understanding when we took 2 things back that had defects or did not fit properly. He exchanged them without protest. Very happy and would recommend to anyone looking for good Adalusian gifts to bring back home.

Do not even think of going to this business or buying from them. Their merchandise was so…read moredisorganized that I accidentally knocked something over lightly. Nothing broke! The owner got in my face, literally in my face and blocked me from leaving the store! It was so frightening. I apologized and nothing was broken!!! He was so rude!! He said that "here we pay for broken things". This was the store with crosses and Judaic souvenirs. I don't know how you treat your women in Spain but in the US this is highly inappropriate!!! I told him I was going to call the police if he didn't get out of my face. Nothing nothing was broken!! He rudely unblocked my path and then rudely kicked me out of my store and said good bye!! No apology , nothing!!

(12/13/2016) Small shop off the beaten path in a small village. Intricate wood inlay is their…read morespecial, but also many other types of local crafts and handmade goods, like pottery, woven textiles, carvings. The marquetry was quite stunning, the rest seemed on par. Place had credit card machine, they were ready for some purchasing and an efficient system of paying and wrapping products for travel. We were brought here by our tour company, so I think the staff are used to busloads of people in lines. OK, it's a touch of a tourist trap and prices a little high, but I got some nice things out of it from some nice people.

Wonderful shopping experience here! I wanted to get some gifts for family back home but didn't want…read moresomething touristy. Found this on Tripadvisor and wandered over. I spent 45 lovely minutes chatting with the owner and picking out antique tile. (I'm usually the type of shopper that's in and out but there are simply too many fun things to look at here) They have a lot of antique tiles and some new stuff. Ranging from 10 euros to 25 euros. Once you see the antique tiles, the new stuff just can't compare. And by the way, when I was leaving Spain, I did a quick browse at the airport gift shops and had to pat myself on the back again for finding all my gifts at Coco Sevilla. For 20 euros at the airport, you can get a mug that says Seville on it lol Definitely spend a couple hours wandering over to the shop, the surrounding streets are charming anyways.

This is a sweet shop offering authentic jewelry, art and tiles from Sevilla. No made in PRC junk…read morehere! Most of the jewelry is handmade by local artisans. The tiles are original, recovered from local buildings that either are being demolished or updated. Fantastic find that I'm going to hang in my entry in the US. The shop is small, but worth the hunt to find it. Plus the woman running the store was kind and interesting.

From the owner: Somos una tienda dedicada a los regalos de recuerdo de Sevilla y España, pero también ofrecemos al…read morecliente artículos relacionados con el flamenco, la feria y los servicios turísticos. A la vez, tenemos un gran surtido de abalorios de bisutería y pendientes en plata de ley con motivos típicos andaluces. Y además, encontrarás en nuestra tienda un amplio surtido de camisetas con frases graciosas que nunca pasan desapercibidas!

This is where you go to buy touristy items and souvenirs in Granada. It was once the town's actual…read moremarketplace. It has cool vibes and is worth a walk through even if you're not in the market to buy anything. The passageways twist and turn a little, so it might be easy to feel disoriented in here.

I would skip here and go to Calle Caldereria. There is an entire street of Moroccan shops run by…read moreMoroccan shop owners, so better to go there and support the community AND for a lot cheaper and way better selection. Beautiful beautiful overall and visited at four times in 2-3 days. The prices at Alcaiceria are a lot higher and not nearly as much selection. Just skip it. Also beware of the scams outside the market. There's women offering some tree leaves and "casting love spells" on people when people accept it, then asking for money. They're not aggressive per say but definitely insistent.