Namuh has a great selection of really nice furniture, some older pieces some contemporary pieces…read moreand really great service as well!

This place is a GEM. A must visit for anyone traveling to San Miguel. I went with a client years…read moreago and it was a wonderful experience. Beautiful old restorations side-by-side with handcrafted modern pieces made right on-site. The people are so lovely. And the selection is really unique and remarkable.

Carmen was delightful! The jewelry was exquisite. I especially love the jewelry by Miguel. I loved…read morethe purses as well. There is also a furniture and design store. The place is so beautiful and serene. It is worth going to - to simply window shop, but it will be hard to resist not buying something!

absolutely great store and design, I wish I could buy more things from them…read more worth the actual visit, the colors are so earthy and the design is superv

We arrived for a great breakfast at the outdoor cafe and then visited all the galleries and shops…read morethe rest of the morning. What an amazing venue and lovely way to spend the morning. Although we were there on a nice sunny day, this would also be a great spot to visit if the weather wasn't cooperating. I wish I had brought an extra suitcase, so much great art, items and unique and inspiring pieces.

If you're looking for more of the upscale Carmel-by-the-Sea vibe, you can find it here in spades…read more It's far enough from Zona Centro for you to avoid most of the tourist congestion but close enough to stroll over. Arresting pieces of public art come into view before you get to the entrance of this former textile factory. Too bad they've been placed rather unphotogenically in the parking lot (Photo 8). They've done an excellent job renovating the buildings and sprucing up the grounds. There are three upmarket components to this expansive complex: art galleries, retail stores, and cafes. It can make for a pleasant browsing experience should you be in the mood for it, but if not, it illustrates a rather polarizing divide between the haves and have-nots in San Miguel de Allende. If you're seriously considering a purchase here, you know which camp you're in. There's certainly enough outdoor furniture and ornate bric-a-brac here to fill your summer home. The only items Jamie W and I bought were a pair of iced coffees and an artful slice of apple pie at Geek & Coffee, a charming terrace cafe on the grounds (Photo 16), a pleasant break before we headed back to town. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/4NSK-pc5tS

Beautiful ceramic pieces here - with a wonderful selection of colors & sizes. They do take credit…read morecards. Pricing is reasonable, and the quality is very good. The sets they sell all have consistent designs and sizes - whereas some sets in the mercado can have some variations that make the sets look cheap. Great place to buy a gift.

Gorgeous ceramics shop right off the main square. They don't appear to have a website or much of an…read moreonline presence, but you can find them on their Facebook-- /ceramicalopezmexico. They have great cookware and serving ware that's clearly high quality and finished by hand. Much nicer than what you'll find in the market or one of the general tourist stores. Of note they're cash only and since many of their bigger pieces are $1000 MX -- come prepared. Their shipping fees are pretty insane too. If you want to purchase from them, be sure to have some extra space in your suitcase.