Came here on a Friday morning and the only spaces they were open here were a coffee shop, a record…read morestore and a shop that sold polyester-looking dresses. That's literally it. The whole downstairs area was deserted.

Pro Service: the people here are so kind! Whether it be…read moreshopping or striking up an interesting conversation, go in to shop, window shop, or to chat! Atmosphere: the building inside is a little lack luster but it still holds its own charm. Very industrial looking, there are little stands throughout the place, each vendor selling their own products! Taste: although this is more of a shopping place, there is a coffee stand inside and it has by far the best coffee! They roast their own beans and the baristas are so welcoming!! Uniqueness: very unique! Handmade items always amaze me and this place surely holds that standard! Con Price: unfortunately because everything this hand made for the most part, products will be expensive.

We weren't looking for anything in particular but happened to wander into this shop. I'm so glad we…read moredid. We talked to the owner, Andy, and found he was the designer and creator of all the metal jewelry. His shop included many pieces from local artists. Everything was reasonably priced and, in fact, he was running a special, but one get one for 50% off. I bought several bracelets and some homemade micro crochet earrings. I can't wait to get back to the states to share the lovely gifts I bought. So glad we stopped in here.

While working in PR, one of my co workers, who is also a local, took me to Old San Juan so I could…read morefind a souvenir for family. As I was walking by this store I couldn't help but being drawn in by the positive energy. I was amazed at all the beautiful options. Without know exactly what I was looking for, I found the perfect for my wife and daughter. If you're looking for something special and not just your typical "I Love PR" key chain or magnet, take some time to stop by this shop . I promise, you will not be disappointed!

I have several AE shirts, pants, and even sweaters but after a while the style and design loses its…read morefresh look and I'm not certain that they will continue to have the same appeal. The store is decent size and has the same as any other AE store in malls around the US but there are a lot of other options in the mall for designer, trendy, and value shoppers.

First to review this first class jeweler and well worth 5 stars for my 1200th review. This Tiffany…read more& Co is in the Plaza las Americas and is in the back part of Reinhold jewelry. The selection is limited but then again you should know what you're looking for to begin with. I found another unique T&C blue charm that was appropriate for the holidays being a Christmas stocking. It definitely will be a memorable gift for this first Christmas in Puerto Rico.

I really really really wanted a pair of $980 sling back heels from here, but sling backs never stay…read moreon my feet, so they were easy to walk away from even though they were gorgeous! Looked at sunglasses, too but nothing was quite right. Left without making a purchase, but service was friendly and attentive.

I'm used to going to Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth for my perfume. I do wear the most expensive…read morescents but rightfully so. I always get stopped everywhere I go or get compliments while walking through the day. Very worth the money spent. I have a hand full of go-to scents and only packed one travel one on this trip. While in PR we extended our stay and needed more clothes so while having dinner at Ruth Chris we ventured around the shopping center in Guaynabo at San Patricio. We saw Oly and had to go in. Glad we did. They had the most amazing selection. They had the normal scents that most department stores had but that selection was slim and only the most popular ones were sold. What was impressive is the designers that you can barely find anywhere where all here! In a one stop shop it was easy to pick a couple. We got three different ones and it was well over a thousand dollars. So if you come, come to spend. If your budget can't afford a $395 bottle to $595 bottle of perfume/cologne you shouldn't come in. Love this store and wish there was one stateside, it would make life so much easier. My honey said, my baby looks like money and needs to smell like money too. LOL - He's a keeper! I love me some him! Bet on yourself ladies and never settle! By the way, they have the best gifts ever when you buy from them. This will be a stop every PR trip.

I took my son in for birthday shoes and was extremely impressed with the service I received at this…read morelocation. We were helped by a young man named Roberto. He went above and beyond! We were in and out of there in no time! It truly felt like a high end experience, so much so that my teenager commented on how great the service was. Will absolutely buy from again.

Yelp and google both say open until 10p. Arrived at 9:15 and it was closed. Update store hours.read more

San Patricio Plaza is the shopping mall located in what is called San Patricio Village, an area in…read moreGuaynabo that provides lots of food (trendy and non-tendy), shopping, and entertainment. In the Village you can find restaurants such as Bottles (one of my favorite restaurants), Wilo's Eatery & Bar, Cayo Caribe, Tijuana's, Ikebana Sushi, and more... plus a few fast food options. There are also stroes such as Party City, Office Depot, and Pet Smart. As for the mall itself, it is not very big. Plaza las Americas and The Mall of San Juan are far bigger. Here you can find TJ MAxx, Bed Bath and Beyond, Walgreens, Capri, and a few other smaller stores. The Big Kmart shut down a few years ago.You can also find specialty stores like Metro Comics, Teatrocentro (dancewear, theatrical makeup, and costumes), and Don Rey Cigar Shop. The food court is small and unimpressive. The best thing the mall has going for it is the newly renovated cinema. It has been turned into a VIP Cinema with a full bar, lobby lounge, recliner seats with foot rests, and and good food. It's great and not that expensive. Overall, San Patricio Plaza is decent. It's not my 1st or 2nd choice for shopping. However, it is my 1st choice for movie going. Also, San Patricio Village is a nice concept that provides good food options.

This was my hang out spot when I was in high school. I would go for he movies here every weekend…read morewith friends or by myself. I fact, my first job after graduation was at the cinema here. My senior year, my friends and I would come here during lunch period to eat at the food court and play in the arcade room, which was huge. Some things have changed. That arcade room is now a Claro store. The arcade room is now by the cinema where the bookstore and coffee shop used to be. The new bookstore is on the other side of the pedestrian walkway, near the parking structure. And the cinema got an upgrade to a VIP Cinema. This was always the main reason. To come here and now it is better with recliner seats, gourmet food, and a bar/lounge area. The food court has generally stayed the same, with some minor changed in eateries. It's never been that great, but it beat eating at school. Most of the stores are on the ground floor. The main attraction at this mall was the Kmart, but they closed about 3 years ago. It seems they will remodel the space and create what will be called The Square. No idea when they plan to have it ready by. The lower level always had the sucky stores (at least I thought they sucked), except for Teatrocentro. But now they moved to the ground level, and Metro Comics moved down to the lower level. Shopping was never the reason I came here. Every now and then I come here to check things out but I prefer Plaza for shopping. San Patricio Plaza, together with Galeria San Patricio (across the street) and some surrounding stores/restaurants form San Patricio Village.