So I was visiting family in Leon, GTO MX and my daughter broke her glasses! I wanted to CRY!!! We…read moredid not carry an extra pit and she cannot see without them. As soon as they opened, the girl was able to fix them quickly. 1 less star Bc they did open later then posted sign! But overall great service

Love this store! The value is extraordinary and the local, non-waste business model has so much…read moreintegrity. I highly recommend an in-person visit for folks visiting San Miguel de Allende and I also recommend ordering on-line. Gift stores are getting harder and harder to find and Abrazos fills that niche in a whimsical and colorful way!

Hand made items from colorful, high quality cotton, sewn by local SMA women. Placemats, napkins,…read morebags, children's clothes and shirts. Bolt fabrics. Wonderful, vibrant colors by local people. Buy a piece of the vibrant Mexican culture and support local woman and their families.

If you're looking for more of the upscale Carmel-by-the-Sea vibe, you can find it here in spades…read more It's far enough from Zona Centro for you to avoid most of the tourist congestion but close enough to stroll over. Arresting pieces of public art come into view before you get to the entrance of this former textile factory. Too bad they've been placed rather unphotogenically in the parking lot (Photo 8). They've done an excellent job renovating the buildings and sprucing up the grounds. There are three upmarket components to this expansive complex: art galleries, retail stores, and cafes. It can make for a pleasant browsing experience should you be in the mood for it, but if not, it illustrates a rather polarizing divide between the haves and have-nots in San Miguel de Allende. If you're seriously considering a purchase here, you know which camp you're in. There's certainly enough outdoor furniture and ornate bric-a-brac here to fill your summer home. The only items Jamie W and I bought were a pair of iced coffees and an artful slice of apple pie at Geek & Coffee, a charming terrace cafe on the grounds (Photo 16), a pleasant break before we headed back to town. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/4NSK-pc5tS

The place is amazing! Was a large textile factory in the past and some of the machinery has been…read morepreserved. Gallery after gallery of art, clothing, jewelry with a couple of spots to eat along the way. Plan on spending hours if you have the time!

Loved it! Miriam and Adriana were great. We will be back…read more The space is wonderful too.

My husband and I had a couples massage. Lily and Mariana were stronger than they look and we felt…read morerejuvenated and totally relaxed at the same time. The spa is clean and well run. They had quiet music and used aromatherapy. I would highly recommend this experience. JL