Amols is the GOAT of party supplies in San Antonio. Especially during Fiesta season. Huge…read moreselection, great prices, and always stocked with exactly what you need. A local classic that's been getting it right for generations.

If you need fiesta party supplies or decor this is the place to go. They have tons of options as…read morewell as other party decor themes as well. The store is clean and everything is priced correctly and it's organized as well. I'll definitely be back for fiesta supplies soon.

This is a fun boutique that has incredible gifts for anyone, including yourself. We went for…read morestickers and Spurs items but they have so much to offer such as hair accessories, notepads, bags, hats, artwork, napkins, books and a wall of stickers! It's also a great place to pickup city and state memorabilia. The staff is also incredibly friendly and helpful.

Ohmygoodness what a wonderful space!! So much to see! Christina was so informative and helpful!…read moreI'll be back soon!!!

I saw this place on the news and wanted to support. My family and I stopped in about 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. The customer service A+. The manager and the person checking us out were friendly. The selection was limited. The manager said that customers came in before the SNAP benefits changes and bought a lot of stuff. I plan to visit again in a month or so.

If you have a sweet tooth (or a spicy one), Alamo Candy Co. is basically the mothership. Walking in…read moreis a total sensory overload in the best way possible--rows of technicolor treats, piñatas hanging from the ceiling, and that iconic "Batman" guarding the aisles. The Layout & Vibe It is a massive warehouse-style shop filled with every kind of candy imaginable. They have a huge selection of American classics and imported Mexican favorites, but their homemade line is where they really shine. * The "Batman" Rule: You can't miss the life-sized Batman statue--just a heads-up that there's a "Do Not Touch" sign on him! * Organization: The shelves are packed with everything from bulk lollipops and "Glow Pops" to stacks of de la Rosa Mazapán. What to Grab * The Classics: You have to get the de la Rosa--it's a staple for a reason. * The "San Antonio" Specials: They are famous for their Chamoy pickles (look for the Big Tex Dill Pickle in Chamoy), Picositas belts, and those spicy tamarindo chili balls. * Party Needs: Beyond the candy, they have a ton of party supplies and authentic piñatas if you're prepping for an event. Pro-Tips for Your Visit * Parking: They have a dedicated customer parking lot, so you don't have to stress about finding a spot on the street. * Timing: They are open Monday-Saturday (9:00 AM - 6:30 PM) and Sunday (10:00 AM - 4:00 PM). * The "Sugar Rush": Be prepared to leave with way more than you planned. It's hard to say no when everything is so well-priced and unique! Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a San Antonio institution that you have to experience at least once. #AlamoCandy #SanAntonioEats #MexicanCandy

Feliz Modern POP is located at the Pearl and has quite a lot of what nots. The store has…read moreeye-catching colors and many unique items, which is what drew me in to the store. There are a number of shops at the Pearl, but this appears to be one of the more unique ones. The store feels a bit whimsical and little fantastical. You can find t-shirts, jewelry boxes (not traditional ones but one with Día Dos Muertos faces), stickers, coffee cups, to name just a few items. I almost bought one of those ceramic jewelry boxes, but I talked myself out of it as I have several jewelry boxes without a lot of jewelry. Their prices are very reasonable, so your dollar goes a long ways in this store. The store staff was super friendly and helpful. They can point you to the specific part of the store where you might have an interest in their goods.

A lot of hand made stuffs and so many cute items that attract ladies or girls hearts as mostly…read morethings are girly items! Quality seems to be nice and because of that it's a bit high end. We enjoyed our windowshopping indeed! :)

Love this place, so many pinatas so many characters and also have pinata's at different price…read morepoints. Walls of candy and party decor. For Easter they offered a bundle of Pinata, stick and a bag of candy. They had tons of cascarones at great prices too. Definitely going to be my go to for party needs!

Any piñata is here for parties and celebrations as well as candies and sticks to complete it all.read more

I've yet to get my delivery, so I will update after our event this weekend, but these guys have…read morebeen so kind and easy to work with! Very accommodating to changes and last minute needs. Thank you, thank you! We are ordering round tables, rectangle tables and chairs.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Party Supply Rental…read more- Party & Event Planners - Rental Service Stores & Yards - Tents - Party Favors, Supplies & Services - Tents-Rental - Margarita Machines-Rental - Party Planning - Contractors Equipment Rental - Camping Equipment - Sporting Goods

I called a week ago to see about renting a few tables and they said just come on in during business…read morehours. I show up today and the place is locked up with no one inside and an hour left to close, according to the sign on the door. Waste of my time and a waste of my gas. This is not how you operate a business.

I rented 30x30 and 20x20 white tents with water barrels, 108 white padded chairs, and 11 60-in…read moreround tables. Randall made sure everything was delivered and set up well before the start of my party and Imelda gave me a reasonable price. Overall I was very happy with their products and services. Will definitely use again!

When Fiesta Week comes to town lots of unexpected things come with it. Some good and some bad…read more Sometimes the good outweighs the bad, some times the opposite can be true. Given this small fact you never, ever know what to expect from the longest parade in town, "The Flambeau Night Parade." Rather than base my review on this year, which pardon the pun was a complete wash out, I will give you my observations where it has gone and where it might need to gone in the future. I will offer some suggestions to you, to maximize your experience there and to them, to make it a much more successful and concise event for all. To you: 1.) Go early. Parking is insane here. If you have gotten here by 5 PM, it might be too late, as by then traffic is at a stand still. The hot spot areas are by The San Antonio Museum area and anywhere downtown, particularly Commerce Street. Get here early but be prepared for congestion and high parking fees either way. 2.) Travel light. I see families lugging Igloo Rollers the size of Montana! And then you see them purchasing beer and food items at vendors. Remember, pack and carry stuff that you are going to use! Period. No need in packing items that you will not use there. 3.).Keep it simple. Bring drinks and food that you know will be more expensive there at the event. Fiesta events while fun for all are almost always pricey. Buy items that you know are only specific to this event for example, Funnel cakes. It's okay to splurge, within reason, on this occasion but why buy an $8.00 taco when down the street you can buy the same thing for $1.25? Have some sense of abandon but still have above all sense! 4.) We know that this city has very attractive people, however don't dress for other people. Dress comfortably, after all if you will be in a seat for the next 4 hours. While it's nice to rock your Prada or Rattlesnake boots by 10 pm it makes more sense to be in comfortable clothes as well as footwear. 5.) Above all dress and plan according to the elements. That's why it is important to look at what the weather forecast is that day. We live in San Antonio and the weather changes at the drop of a dime. Stuff some sunblock or an umbrella in your bag before you leave in case it rains or the sun is blazing down on you. Be quick and flexible to any conditions as they change as the parade draws on. And to them: 1.) Start the show earlier. This allows the people on Broadway Street to catch the last bit of it and leave which frees the streets from inevitable gridlock, especially the highways. 2.) You need more porta potties! You can't expect thousands of spectators to gorge on food and drink and not use the facilities at some point in the night. Most of the traffic here is due to the long lines to use the restroom. Having more porta potties will cut down the blockage of aisles, which has the potential to be a logistical nightmare for security. 3.) Not to sound elitist but you need to pick floats that add to the experience of the parade. Why have thirty floats of the same thing. The parade should tell a story or at the least have a flow to it. 4.) The city is growing and shows know signs of slowing down. You need to encourage people to use the Park and Ride Service or at least offer it in a way that will not exclude families and their carry on items. 5.) While I do admire the work our great police force does, especially at this event, they have to do more then direct traffic. They need to be more proactive in quelling situations. In an event that celebrates mass partying they need to be mindful of people that are drinking too much or are being a public nuisance. In most cases a silly thing like confetti on a unsuspecting spectator can turn into a fight all too easy. Fiesta Week is a great occasion to start new traditions with friends and families. However, the Flambeau Night Parade should give you reason to pause. Weigh the costs first, then decide to do it or not to do it.

This is a review of the television coverage by KSAT. Worst ever. The hosts messed up several of the…read moreentry names or they weren't sure who it was. They must have had bad notebooks of info. And the camera work - why can't the camera be relatively still and give us the straight ground shot . The waving of the camera like we are on waves did not add to the experience, but rather was pretty annoying. Spriester looked like he didn't really want to be there. The parade itself is OK, just crappy commentary.

My wife found these guys and they're awesome! These "booths" are actually open-air, which made it…read moreso much more fun because everybody at the reception could see the shenanigans going down in front of the camera. It kind of became the focus of the party. What's better is that I could get a pic with all my groomsmen - not possible (or fun) to get 7 dudes in the kind of little photo booth boxes I've seen in the past. The staff was young and friendly and the photos turned out great. You're done shopping for photo booths. Book these guys.