After attending an event at Roundabout next door, I wandered over to this super cute shop. Small,…read morebut packed with lots of goodies, take the time to really shop and look, it's easy to miss the tiniest items. At the moment they are stocked on everything Fiesta- beautiful earrings, necklaces, hats, clothing, Mexican pottery, you name it. I wish I would have taken pictures of all the unique jewelry for sale. But, what I did take a pic of was the sweet ceramic pigeon planter I purchased. I can't wait to display my succulents in it. The lady behind the counter was so friendly and took the time to gently pack my planter. I picked up their business card- you can follow them on Social and see what's new to come : )

They have the cutest selection of fiesta earrings, clothing and other artisan gifts and jewelry!…read moreDefinitely worth stopping in. Some items are a bit pricey but not all. Service is great. This area is so fun to walk around and browse! Highly recommend!

After arriving in San Antonio my friend and I made a trip to the Staging Post neither of us had…read morevisited before. Parking was convenient and the shop was spacious and laid out for easy browsing. We wandered in and out of each booth and found an eclectic selection of items from vintage garb to antique jewelry, books, most reasonably priced. Something I do not like about antiques malls is the inability to have a best price offered or lowered. Yes, the vendor on duty will call and try to reach a dealer for a better price, but it seems they usually offer only 10% if that. Still my friend and I purchased a few items and were happy with our finds. If you like perusing antique malls put Staging Post on your list!

I found a new (to me) antique/craft shop today. Not too long since it's been opened, this was a…read moremoderately priced vendor station store. Lots to see and a pretty good variety. Some things could have been priced a little more competitively but all in all I like this place. I found a few things that make me happy. And I was check out by 2 nice young ens. I'll definitely be back.

Love every visit to this place! It places like this that makes us so grateful to call Helotes home…read more Old Town Helotes has so much to offer but nothing quite as perfect at "The Shops". Now they've added the new Old Town Family Food Truck Park, which could not be more perfect for this space. I recently visited The Cracked Mug and loved my Latte & Breakfast. The atmosphere is just so perfect. I plan on getting back out there to visit Spread the Loaves for some fresh sourdough bread

Not handicap or stroller friendly. The bakery/coffee shop only has steps. One store has only steps,…read moreno ramp either. The two antique stores aisles are so jam packed with items you can barely walk through. The old filling station converted into an antique shop has no AC and doesn't open until 11 on Fridays, so during the summer in Texas it is already pretty hot by then. There was a public bathroom in the middle of everything so that was nice. Also stopped by cheetahlish boutique store and barely got in the door before the guy running the register made us feel unwelcome by immediately stating that there really wasn't enough aisle room for us. Needless to say, we left pretty quickly after arriving. Would like to come back to see John T. Floored and restaurant and music venue. Lots of big and small artists seem to come through

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.

**Fiesta vibes only** when you enter this home-turned-neighborhood-shop…read more Are you in your señora era and looking to deck out your casita with beautiful handmade wares? Look no further. Karolina's has you covered from the front door, to the kitchen, to your wardrobe, and yes, even the garden. They've got the obligatory stickers and t-shirts, of course, but they also have a large and unique selection of Hispanic-themed and inspired trinkets and dishware that are sure to save you the trip to Laredo or the RGV. The people who work here are really great, too. The prices seem fair for what it takes to produce and import these items, but you know I love a deal (and I don't think they take coupons here). Still, it's very much worthwhile to support a local business that's bringing this vibrant energy to our community.

A family owned San Antonio business with a beautiful story. I loved meeting the family and learning…read morethat Karolina's was named after their grandmother. They had a great collection of items. I bought this beautiful Talavera decanter for my home. The family was so friendly helping me out and I felt like the pricing was very reasonable.

This place has such wonderful hand made materials, clothing and accessories that I was compelled to…read morebuy stuff here with a group of friends during my 2019 summer vacation in San Antonio. I got a doll for my sister, a knitting compartment for my mother and a tambor for myself and let me tell you, they are absolutley cute! If I was from that area, I would be going there more often! The owner of the store is also very friendly, welcoming and will assist you with anything that you're unsure about.

This store is so cool. I love that you can buy fabrics and make your own clothes, scarves,…read morewhatever. You can even buy buttons or other trimmings in order to create what you want. Staff was super friendly and we really enjoyed hearing about where the product was coming from, who made it, etc. if anything, I'd say this place was pretty pricey- at least for me. The prices were fair and competitive though with the other stores around here. If you love to support local designers and jewelers, this is the place for you.

Great food here. The empanadas are amazing. Pretty much everything is. Place closes at 9pm so just…read moreknow that.

If you're looking for a special gift and especially one that has that Texas flair, this is the…read morestore! Awesome selection great price is super cute!

This place is amazing. Simply Yours and Gifts is located in Old Town Helotes. Store owner Madeline…read moremakes you feel like your at home. Just about every nook and cranny has merchandise like jewelry, clothes, figurines, signs, little toys, etc. Even the functioning restroom has stuff for sale while your doing number one or two. This one of a kind store has something for everyone. If they don't have it, Madeline can probably special order it for you. Next time your in Old Town Helotes make your way to Simply Yours. You'll lose track of time if you do.