Nice selection of Alamo-themed t-shirts, toys, and gifts. This is a must shop if you are in…read moredowntown San Antonio.

WONDERFUL shop full of interesting collectibles, tshirts, toys, and much more. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable and loves engaging with visitors. If you're not interested in making a purchase, that's ok! The store has info graphics all over the walls about Davy Crockett and his life and death during the Texas revolution. We had a blast reading the panels, listening to their music, and conversing with the staff, and their Davy Crockett re-enactor! This shop made our San Antonio trips much more interesting, and we can't wait to come back!

I stopped in this super touristy store on my way to the Alamo. It's filled to the brim with Mexican…read moretrinkets. Anything you could possibly want to buy can be found here. Sombrero hats, shoes, Mexican dresses, toys, the list goes on. Be careful about the stairs; they are rather steep. I love how the signs tell you to keep your children with you. There is also another sign telling you that you cannot try on the shoes. I asked the salesgirl about it, and she said that they had lots of people coming in to try on the shoes, but not buying any. And then people who actually bought the shoes would come back saying that the shoes smelled like feet from all the people who had tried on the pair of shoes previously. True story, swear to God. I guess tourists have stinky feet! I was looking for a souvenir for myself. Warned about the shoes, I actually was looking to get either a Mexican blouse or dress as I had seen several gorgeous ones during my stay in San Antonio. The salesgirl was great in helping me pick out one, and even better yet, offered a discount if I paid in cash. Done. Best yet, after visiting Market Square, I noted that this store's clothes prices were indeed less expensive than the stores on Market Square. Same merchandise, different prices. I don't know how the other merchandise stacked up, but it does pay to shop around.

If you are ever traveling through San Antonio, then it is a must for you to stop by this store…read more They have everything you can think of. Cups, Mugs, Shirts, sweat shirts, shot glasses, skulls, puppets, jewelry, etc. Everything is reasonably priced.

We explored the area prior to dinner and found this amazing store! We loved the vibe and so many of…read morethe offerings they had to offer. The music was cool - staff picks the songs/station. During our visit I was grooving to 70s/disco/motown. It was upbeat and certainly set the mood for fun shopping/browsing experience. She seemed to be enjoying the music as well - she was cheerful and friendly. They had locally made products from sauces, to stickers, to textiles to jewelry, candy...so much...definitely recommend checking out their online store if you aren't able to visit in person...They have over 8 pages of products you can browse online. I love their magnets selections as well I purchased a mood ring that had a cat face on it. I was able to find hot sauce for a friend. It was sauce made in Texas too! I got a sassy fun notebook for a friend, stickers. I can't wait to buy more stuff online. If you purchase more than $75 - you can save on shipping. The prices I felt were very reasonable, especially given that a lot is supporting local artists. I highly recommend for a FUN shopping experience.

Super cute selection and the owner(?) was super sweet and helpful. The candle selection was…read morescrumptious!

I was ripped off! I spent $150 for the Jim Lee package that included meeting him, an autograph, a…read morepicture, and a free gift from DC Comics. 1) We were not updated on changes in the schedule and he left really early and we never met him or got a picture. 2) The guys at his booth felt bad for us so they took the books I wanted signed but the only way I could get them mails back is if they were graded. Between authentication and grading I spent an additional $300. 3) DC Comics said that they had no idea of what we were talking about when we mentioned the free gift and said that nothing had been coordinated with them. I emailed the guy that runs the event, a guy named Apple, and I explained what had happened. No response. I emailed again. Again no response. As I talked to multiple people in comic book stores in San Antonio and the surrounding areas it was very clear that I was not alone in feeling ripped off. The biggest complaint besides a disorganized event was the Jim Lee pass. It really tainted the whole experience.

Well all the security is rude. The initial line was a disorganized mess. The sign in to scan my…read morebarcode took 10 minutes because of the sign in person's tablet. You cain bypass the line if you go outside and want to come back in. I won't attend this again.

Recently came here after visiting the Alamo. What a great tourist trap to get some cool…read morememorabilia. Overall, the prices aren't bad and you can find literally anything here Texas or Alamo related but the prices here are better than the gift shop at the Alamo itself.

This place is touristy all the way, so you're going to pay those prices for a whole bunch of stuff…read morethat says SA on it. I'm actually leaving a review in response to the reviews regarding poor service. My experience was the complete opposite. The girl working the store seemed to be alone, but the store was clean and everything was folded and in order. She even answered my questions regarding custom shirts and was honest enough to admit she wouldn't be able to fulfill my request due to lack of materials. Can't be mad at that.

Beware! Overpriced toys, a lot of fakes, and also broken toys that don't work. Bought a Sanrio…read moreKuromi watch and it didn't work. Came back to try to exchange or have them fix it and the employee was clueless and didn't help whatsoever. There is no returns or exchanges so we bought a $15 broken watch. Thanks for nothing!!!

I purchased a blind box here for almost $20, knowing it was already fake, just because it was cute…read more When I opened it, the paint was completely printed off the face of the toy. When I went back, the employee refused a return, saying she could not do anything, but that is simply not how business works and if you sell a faulty product that is your responsibility. Do not come here.