Nice shopping center, has many different stores even American companies as well. Went into a store…read moresimilar to an "Express" to buy a shirt for dinner and had a good vibe to the area. Parking wasn't bad enough for our large group to get around and the people were very friendly. For store shopping the price you see on the tag is the price you pay for. I wouldn't say there is no tax but it's worked into the price on the tag I believe. Bought a sir for 499 pesos it was nice quality. I will review the store when I find the bag or name :)

Our tour guide brought us here and I'm pretty sure he gets a commission. The place was full of…read moretourists and they had a large selection of silver jewelry. The sales people are on top of you nonstop. If you're someone that just likes to look, you're going to feel hounded. However, if you enjoy being catered on, they're good at that. Lots of cold AC and refreshments are offered as you enter. Am I getting a bargain? No, I doubt it. They'll give you a standard 20% off, but the advertised price is probably market up anyway. There's a jewelry shop about 4 doors down that I preferred. No crowds and it's a family run business called El Delfin. Check my review on Yelp for it.

Our tour driver took us to this beautiful gallery where I fell in love with their collectibles…read more They have beautiful jewelry and Rodo Padilla folk art pottery and lots of other wonderful artwork your home. The store is divided into two sides with the collectibles and art work on one side and the other side with less expensive collectibles. There is something for everyone. The employees are gracious and let you know the history of the artists and you get a free margarita or coke. How much better could it be.

Just like any other Senor Frog Souvenir store where you will find overpriced T-shirts and mugs…read more Shirts are good quality; some are made in China, Mexico and Vietnam. So be sure to check labels if you're intending to buy a souvenir "from Mexico".

Roberto & his daughter sold me a sculpture and sent it broken 6 months after purchasing. When I…read morebought it in store they said it was to be sent the next day. Rarely answer emails or calls. Avoid the hassle from these scammers

One of the nicer stores in the Zona Dorado. They carry some very nice art and craft items…read more A little on the pricey side but they negotiate.

Absolutely beautiful 180 year-old authentic building that houses a wonderful handmade art and…read moreceramic store. Was here visiting the city and we decided to stop in because it looks so charming and it's in a lovely area of the walkable part of town. We were absolutely enamored with this store. From the moment we walked in, from the fascinating vintage architecture to all the beautiful pieces of art for sale. We were so delighted. The owner and artist is super nice and welcoming, She and her husband own the house and make all of the fine art for sale. Also, she claims all their ceramics are lead free, which we appreciate a lot. We were very happy to support them and buy several pieces for ourselves and for our family members back home. When we come back to visit, we will definitely make a point to stop here again.

I travel to Mexico quite a bit, and Mazatlan is a friendly little coastal city that gets a bad rap…read more One of my favorite things to do when I'm there is to browse the small art galleries that pepper the area around the historic district, and Nidart is one of the best. Featuring handmade art, pottery, and more, this is a great place to not only buy some very unique souvenirs, but to also support the local economy and the hardworking artists that call it home. Nidart has a huge gallery space (it's a working gallery, so you may see mom, dad, or their daughter creating when you visit -- and say "hi" to their resident tortie cat, too). Visitors are always welcome when the doors are open. We visited around the holidays and were able to pick up a half dozen handmade tin ornaments that were a huge hit as gifts for family and friends. I also purchased a gorgeous handmade bowl that's sitting on my kitchen table. If you love art, you should make a point to stop in. They accept pesos, U.S. dollars, debit cards, and credit cards. No games, no tricks with pricing like some of the big touristy stores. Look for the bright yellow and blue building. They allow photos, and the interior of the shop is perfect for unique photo ops.

I'll be honest and admit that I had zero intentions of doing any shopping from this store…read more However, after doing lots of window and souvenir shopping t the nearby market, Mom needed to use a bathroom, so we chanced going here solely for that purpose. I've been to its sister store in Puerto Vallarta and that wasn't impressive. This, however, was far better than that one. It's smaller, but much better organized. Everything is easy in the eyes, every product I was curious about was displayed so neatly. I'm gonna say it's the equivalent of Kohl's or Macy's back in the states. They pretty much sell the same products - designer labels included. Staff were friendly when we asked where the nearest bathroom was. That, too, was easy to find (FYI: it's on the third floor.) And every area we went to was clean! If we weren't so limited with time, I probably would have ended up with a couple of bags' worth of stuff! So, yeah... not all Liverpools are alike! They are running things well here. So if you might have the need for that kind of shopping, this is a good place to check out.

Great store, they have just about everything you need in clothes, all designers, audio , TVs ,…read moreshoes, and the people are friendly , the department store is clean they have security inside and outside , this mall is 7 years old , very clean and nice . Selection is outstanding in clothes, and shoes. We went 3 times to visit and also visited the buffet, this store reminds me of Nordstrom .

Needs English for reading…read more Beautiful, fascinating, A "must visit" when in Mazatlan. Arturo is truly an artist. Not to be missed.

This is the best, certainly the most unique, crafts gallery in Mazatlán and I'm surprised there are…read moreno reviews. They have things that all the other crafts boutiques don't have because much of what is sold is created by the owner on site. The store is actually quite beautiful and the owner/artist arranges the product in interesting displays. It's kind of like a mini-museum exhibition. He sells t-shirts, knick-knacks, jewelry, masks, wall decor (including paintings/collages), musical instruments and all kinds of other things I'm probably forgetting. Not to be missed

This place is an amazing find. We wandered in looking for a leather jacket for the bf and ended up…read moregetting one customer made for $2800 peso, about $148usd. So it's a super good deal. The guy talked about what bf liked about some jackets he has, showed him one like it, which we modified a bit. The turn around it 3-4 days.

I purchased two beautiful silver rings with pink opal at the airport in Mazatlan. The prices were…read moremore affordable than the hotel El Moro Hotel El Cid gift shops.

The saleswoman offered a 15% discount on the entire store, upon paying and leaving I found it iffy…read morethat the saleswoman removed the price tags from the jewelry after I made the large purchase i was about 15-20 minutes onto the road I realized that the discount had not been applied. Not only was that mistake on behalf on the store because now I have to go all the way back to the store in order to have the reimbursement and discount applied. It's upsetting to waste money and time while on vacation