For those looking to buy sewing material for clothing- it's all 100% polyester. Just to clarify…read morefurther, when I say "it's all" I specifically mean I looked at each label for each section on both floors and it's all at least 80% or more polyester with some kind of additional blend. The notions are ok but button options are limited, thread colors were low, and there doesn't appear to be any boning available for dress making.

Visited on a rainy vacation day. LOVE the different crafts supplies they carry. Ended up buying…read morefar more than I should have. Thankfully it all fit in my suitcase! Wish we had stores like this in Michigan!

Great value and local artesian design! Exchange your US Cash for Mexican pesos and enjoy the great…read morevalue! Thanks to all who posted prior, the turn out was great.

If you are in the area or going to or back from Chichen Itza, you MUST visit this!!!…read more It's a private residence open for visitors through extremely knowledgeable guides. So much Art! This is a collection from the last 4 or 5 decades by a couple who have opened it up to supervised tours. I shouldn't admit this, but we just drove in and rang the doorbell, while they have 5 scheduled tour times, someone greeted us and accommodated our group. Our guide was one of the most knowledgeable people in the culture and art of Mexico I have ever experienced. In addition of guiding us through selected rooms of thousands of pieces of art, from furniture to figures, to mosaics to paintings, from the backgrounds of the many languages and people of Mexico, you could also ask about any piece of art and he would provide information about the artist, how it became part of the collection, and what the artists intend or the political/cultural significance. You could go back many, many times and it would be like a new experience. I am definitely going back again. I also wanted to visit the cemetery on the other side of this large historic and authentic Yucatán village, but I ran out of time. I plan on staying in the village next time so I can focus on this museum as well as exploring here more.

This is a fun visit into the home of some avid collectors of Mexican art. It's free with just…read moresuggested donations that go to charity. It is literally the home of a couple who have lived in Mexico for 50 years and collected tons and tons of art. They have guided tours throughout the day, and you may run into the owner or the house guests while you are there. We met their dog!

Prison hammocks are sold ONLY at the entrance to the prison, not beside it or at nearby shops with…read morefake signs. Quality hammocks are found at the prison. Proceeds from prison hammocks go to the family of the prisoner that made the hammock.

This is the only place to shop in Cozumel! Their goods are handmade with love and curated with…read morecare. The shop is owned by a husband and wife who show that they are passionate about their store. You feel no pressure to buy (which is a nice break!). I purchased items here that I will cherish for ever and am so excited to give as gifts!! Save yourself time and shop here.... good for your soul!

We found this amazing store while waiting to catch our flight home - and it is honestly the best…read morestore we visited in our week long vacation in Mexico. Robert was amazing helping us find some authentic souvenirs - it was so relaxing - and the selection was unmatched (and we were coming from a week in Tulum) - if you can only visit one store in Cozumel - seriously give Robert and Laura's shop a visit - you will NOT be disappointed! Wish them all the success in the world and hope other businesses will learn from them.