Blown away by this place! It's like an art gallery. Beautiful artisan items everywhere you look…read more Turned an old house into a curated display of everything they sell. Found some awesome original artwork and pottery to take home. You can easily walk here from the main harbor- about 20 min. The prices were not super cheap- but definitely reasonable for the craftsmanship. Good to know you are supporting the locals. Helpful employees who know some English too. Definitely worth checking out.

Lots of rooms of colorful handicrafts. It is a combination of a small hotel and shop. They use the…read morespace wisely. It is a local gem.

Great experience here! Can't wait to return. This was a cool mall and we loved it. It seemed to be…read morea spot where cruise ship passengers seem to shop. Which was really cool. I love the fact that a lot of the locals could understand English.

In the blistering heat of Cabo, I was thankful for this big indoor AC mall to get some respite…read more Some familiar American brands mixed with local brands.

Great service and unique items! The merchandise was displayed beautifully and I could shop easily…read more It's definitely more than another souvenir store.

Update* Faryn, the owner of this boutique, contacted me…read moredirectly with professionalism and respect. We have concluded this matter and I have updated my star review.

Angel is an amazing host/ Ambassador for the Los Cabos area. He will go out of his way to get what…read moreyou're wanting to do, he won't sell it if he hasn't done it. Just did the Todo Santos tour I feel it was a fair price and no haggling with him about doing a time share tour. Thank Angel.

Angel helped me link up with a great day of fishing in Cabo! Two big Marlin in the boat with a…read moregreat crew! During our week stay he was an excellent source of info and advice on activities and local business. Thank you Angel and the Caboholic store!

This was a stop that was included on our tour around Los Cabos. It is one of those places where…read morethey take tourists hoping they will buy something. However, it was still interesting to hear about how the company started and you receive a demonstration from the workers. Behind a protective glass wall, you can watch as they heat things up in the furnace. In the back is a gift shop full of various vases, sculptures and cups they have made for sale. It would have been more impressive if I had not already been to a huge glass blowing factory in New York. This place is very small actually and is just the size of a small auto mechanic's garage.

WOW! My first time ever seeing handmade glass blown live, and damn was it an incredible…read moreexperience!!! These glassblowers are so friggin' talented! I wouldn't dare even attempt to blow glass because Lord knows that I would end up burnt to a crisp. But, these guys are perfecters of their craft. We stopped here on our tour to check out the handmade glass items and to see the live glassblowing demonstrations. The glassblowers heat the glass up in a furnace to as high as 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit! At this point, the glass appears to be a bright orange and looks as if it's almost on fire (which it essentially is). They let it cool down to between 1,800-2,000F which is considered a "workable" temperature. They then began rolling, molding, and cutting pieces of the glass and added other molten glass to the pieces as needed. When we arrived, they were creating a drunken Mexican turtle! The cutest thing EVER! The turtle had on a hat and was drinking a corona. Classic, right?! We watched as the glassblowers took us through each step. Our tour guide was really helpful in explaining the process of what was going on and it made it easy for us to follow along. There's a glass shop in the room right next to the factory that has all kinds of colorful blown glass for sale! It's so much cheaper to buy the glass here versus in the stores nearby. Plus, you get to watch them make it from scratch! They also make custom glass orders here. It's a win-win situation for sure! I'm stoked that I got to see the glass being made live! This was one of the highlights of my Los Cabos trip! Totally worth a visit while in Los Cabos!

This place is a little bit outside of downtown and you have to take a cab to get there, but…read moredefinitely worth the unique experience. Everything is hand blown, and you could watch the employees make all the blown glass. I personally got things for a little bit overpriced, but definitely well worth supporting local. Tons of different kinds of glassware from wine glasses regular glasses, napkin holders... The works. I would definitely recommend if you're wanting to do something different. Just stop in here.

It was amazing to see these artists create works of art from recycled glass. There is even a chapel…read morethat the floor, ceiling and walls that the artists created, absolutely beautiful! We even purchased a small humpback whale blown glass sculpture that was quite affordable. Definitely well worth a visit.

If you are visiting San José del Cabo. Then "Curios Carmela" is a must stop for gifts and…read moretchotchkes. We love Carmela's as they don't follow you around trying to sell you everything on the shelf or anything you look at. Very nice store filled with great finds and budget conscious.

Great authentic corner bar. Their drinks are made from 100% real juice! Their watermelon Paloma is…read morefreshly squeezed and their cucumber jalapeño margarita is refreshing! The workers are very friendly!

Located in the bustling historic town center of San Jose Del Cabo, El Armario Art & Cafe serves up…read moregood pizzas and drinks and typically has live entertainment. All this comes in a small unsuspecting open-walled corner location. Our first visit was just drinks and the love three piece band that was playing. The service was fantastic, and the music was chill. Armario had a pretty good selection of beers included a few IPAs. On our second visit, we tried the pizza since others raved about it. Well, they were correct; the pizza was very good. The service was great again, and there was a too piece group playing from Columbia. Both of our experiences were excellent, and a return visit is expected.