They really had cute stuff but was kind of pricey. It was a lot more pricier than your usual gift…read moreshop prices. I didn't purchase anything but they had cool stuff. I just felt like it wasn't worth the prices though.

One of the pricier gift shops we been too on our vacation. My daughter got me for some t-shirts and…read moreI bought myself some shot glasses. It's on a tourist attraction in an expensive city. Had we known our delay then canceled flight bought us more time in Florida, we would have skipped.

The Wolfsonian Design Store is hands down one of the best museum gift shops I've ever been to. It's…read moresmall, but the curation is off the chain! You will definitely find something special and enchanting here. I had to limit myself because I had to keep in mind what would fit in my luggage, but I was still able to have a good haul. This store has the usual categories for museum gift shops, like jewelry, gifts and children's toys, but there were also some more offbeat categories like dog toys and clever housewares that really make the assortment stand out. They also serve coffee and I think some light bites here, so there are some tables set up to enjoy that. The girl at the counter was super- nice too- it just felt like a really cool place to hang and discover neat stuff. If visiting the Wolfsonian, I would 100% recommend capping off your visit here. I'm so happy with the items I got, and would easily comeback on my next trip to Miami Beach to acquire some more nifty things.

Located in the heart of the Art Deco district in Miami Beach is the gift shop and cafe for the…read moreWolfsonian contemporary design museum. Opened to the public in 1995, the Wolfsonian was created by millionaire Mitchell "Micky" Wolfson, Jr., a Miami Beach native and collector and expert on modern design, architecture, and the decorative arts. He began acquiring much of what makes up the collection in the 1970's and he stored it at the Washington Storage Company facility on Washington Avenue in Miami Beach which is a building from 1926. By 1986, 90% of the building housed his collection so he bought the building and established The Wolfsonian Foundation in order to preserve the collection and make it available for research. In 1992 architect Mark Hampton to expanded and renovated the Washington Storage Company building, converting it into a museum and research center. Hampton and architect architect William Kearns created a modernist lobby, museum café and shop. Upstairs are permanent and temporary galleries along with a library, offices, and storage. The museum is one of seven campuses of F.I.U. University. The gift shop for the museum is a very unique and elegant space. Displayed on a beautiful 1915 shelving system by Snead & Co, the Design Store sells a carefully curated collection of design inspired travel accessories, stationary, bath items, household goods, watches, jewelry, clocks, toys, and books that include award-winning Wolfsonian publications. I loved the cat yoga magnets, children's toy flamingo, and book, and note cards. The is the perfect place to find a unique gift for someone or something for yourself. The Cafe is a brand new addition to the museum and it serves ethically sourced coffee, drinks, cake, and pastries The Wolfsonian partnered with the Nandan Estate, an organic farm in the hills south of Nilgiri, at 4000 feet in Tamil Nadu, India. The coffee picks up the flavors of the cardamom, black pepper, chill and orange from the trees also grown on the farm. The café at the Design Museum is their second espresso bar to open. ,A museum entrance ticket entitles you to a ten percent discount at the cafe. You don't have to pay a museum admission to visit the Wolfsonian Design Store + Cafe. There is a separate entrance on Washington or you can enter from inside the museum. This summer is the perfect time to discover the Design Store + Cafe because the ground floor of the museum is free all summer as the upper floors of the museum are renovated and closed to the public.

Just discovered this little gem recently. It used to be a with shop but now they moved the surf…read moreshop the back and you have different local vendors in the front. You can find cute hand-made jewelry, clothes, plants, and more. There's also a little café. Check it out when you're in the area.

A one stop shop for all things Miami! Perfect place to buy souvenirs and unique gifts that are…read morehandmade and curated by Miami businesses. The most beautiful art from recognized and emerging Miami-area artists. They house four different businesses including Coconut Grove's iconic, Maya Hatcha and Catch-A-Wave businesses and have two new shops to the Grove, Kreative Gardens and Kcüll Shop.

I was traveling through the area and looked up gift shops so I could purchase a birthday present…read morefor a friend. I am so glad Yelp guided me to this gem. The Miami Fair Trade Market is located in the beautiful and historic Coral Gables United Church of Christ. The church was built in the 1920's by Coral Gables founder and designer George Merrick in honor of his father Solomon who was a minister. It is located across the street from the Biltmore Hotel. The idea for the shop came from senior pastor, Rev. Laurie Hafner, who wanted an alternative in Miami to all the shops that use child labor, sweat shops, and ither inhumane practices. The mission is to "support artisans in over 30 developing countries by purchasing their indigenous products made under safe working conditions. Whole village standards of living are raised with trade, not aid. Fair Trade is a trading partnership based on dialogue, transparency, and respect. This system of exchange seeks to create greater equity and partnership in the international trading system." You can rest assured that the mainly women artists are paid a fair wage and there is no child labor involved. I love the message of this shop, a hand up not a handout. It is small but carefully curated with beautiful and affordable things. I ended up purchasing a bracelet made of clay beads hand rolled in Haiti for my friends present. I was able to include a card in the organza bag my bracelet was placed in that explained the meaning of it. After looking through all of the beautiful jewelry I ended up purchasing a silver chain from Bali and paperclip link chain as an early birthday present for myself. The shop also sells award winning olive oil, notecards made by a local artist, tunics, gorgeous scarfs one of which was modeled by Ruth Bader Ginsburg in a picture, hand made toys, and accessories. They even have some Easter items in right now. You can read little signs about the items you are purchasing and the part of the world your purchase is benefitting. Donna helped me and I left feeling like I made a friend. I can't say enough good things about this precious shop. Follow their Facebook page and Instagram to see what is new. Next time you need a one of a kind gift or just a treat for yourself, head here and put some good out in the universe by supporting people in the developing parts of the world.

Miami Fair Trade Marketplace came highly recommended by a friend from Coral Gables. As I browsed…read morearound the shop, I saw why she felt that way. There are myriad unique gift items that you can't find anywhere else! The clerk Donna is friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely helpful. I purchased an item called The African Safari Tea Party with beautifully hand-carved little animals, each surrounded by teacups while sitting around an exquisitely carved, hand-painted table. ALL of these pieces were only $42.00. There is such a wide variety of items to choose from and stories to go with some. The items are very reasonably priced. The jewelry and clothing are breathtaking and completely unique. Shopping at Fair Trade is an eye-opener and a sheer delight. I recommend it highly - not to mention, your purchase is a step forward toward the eradication of poverty, while creating higher standards of living for the artisans and their families. I can't wait to go back! What's not to love...unique items at fair prices while giving back and promoting fairness to well-deserving, talented artisans from a variety of global communities? A resounding two thumbs up!!

Super cute bookstore with a surprisingly wide selection! There's something for everyone here. A…read moresolid kid's section with middle grades book; all of the currents reads; and a wide selection of Spanish reads, as well. There are also cute blind boxes and bookish things. Staff seemed friendly. I'm always excited to support a local bookstore.

My daughter and I visited this bookstore on a Sunday. I'm so happy we came by. She was looking for…read moresomething specific, while they didn't have what she was looking for, we got a chance to take a look around and see just how many amazing books and little knickknacks they had. Staff was super friendly. The prices were average, I didn't find the items to be overpriced. Overall, great bookstore! We will be back!

My favorite souvenir store in Little Havana Miami. It's…read moresmall and crowded but has a great variety of stuff. The staff keeps the items neat and are helpful in finding your sizes. Prices are competitive and selection is unique. Try the coffee in the back; they may have samples of cafecito.

The Little Havana Visitors Center is a souvenir shop not to be confused with the Little Havana…read moreWelcome Center which provides free attraction and tour information to tourists. This somewhat claustrophobic shop hits all the high points of a visit to Little Havana. Various items tout the dominoes, roosters, mojitos, and Cuban coffee that make this street in Miami so famous. Floor to ceiling is packed with guayaberas, tote bags, t-shirts, hats, purses, art, key chains, hats, purses, magnets, coin purses, coffee mugs, pot holders,, dominos, and more. There is a Cuban coffee bar in the back. All throughout the store salespeople are at the ready to help find a size or take down an item. Prices seemed reasonable for a tourist store with T-shirts around $25. I love the variety of items the Visitors Center offers. I ended up picking up a few classic car shirts for Fathers Day gifts. Just know that this store is very popular and can get very crowded especially when the tourist buses drop off a load of visitors.

I discovered this darling little gift shop which is a woman owned small business in South Miami…read morethrough an Instagram reel. The next time I was on Sunset Dr. in South Miami I made it a point to stop by. While not very big, Urben Gifts and Gadgets, established in 2017, is loaded with a lot of unique items. They sell toys, games, jewelry, baby items, candles, mugs, clocks, home goods, and more. There are all kinds of interesting gifts for men, women, and children for occasions such as holidays, showers, birthdays, and anniversaries. Items are thoughtfully arranged in categories like sports fans, artist, or chef. Prices are on the expensive side. but if money is no object, they have a great selection of presents sure to delight their recipient.

Great products, amazing service, you can't go wrong!! Interesting items for even the pickiest of…read morepeople. This is my go-to spot!

Walked pass the storefront on our way to the beach and fell in love with these cartoon bags and…read morebackpacks in the window!! Swung by because I couldn't stop thinking about them and every color combo was so cute but went with the hot pink and navy blue. It was $100 but typical for a boutique type store on ocean Ave - I'm just thrilled because the team member was willing to get me a brand new packaged one from the back. She was incredibly patient and kind and would highly recommend you come through if you can!

Classy spot for unique gifts. Selection is varied enough to find something for everyone. Not over…read morepriced, but it's not a cheap gift shop. Sales associates are knowledgeable on the merchandise and can help build a story behind each piece to make a gift even more special.