I could have bought every single item in here. I absolutely loved this store. Everything seemed…read morereally high quality and I love to bring things back for people that they will use a lot but wouldn't necessarily buy for themselves. I got a lot of really cute little napkins to give as gifts, and several cute CDMX, Roma Norte and Polanco themed reusable shopping bags. But the best thing I purchased was our new duvet cover and shams. It cost a lot less than something similar at home, and it will be a daily reminder of our wonderful trip to this amazing city. I highly recommend doing something similar while you're here.

Very nice home store. I loved their towels and table linens! Lots of very organic looking things -…read moresimple, modern style. Also, lovely baskets!

I remember going to one of these stores in Northern Virginia when I was 6 and how incredible it was…read moreto find out that this chain still exists! I drove past it and turned around because I had to see what this Woolworths was all about. I want to say that this store almost reminds me of a Kmart and Sears back when they existed in the United States. There days after Christmas and this store was still jamming out the Christmas music, and maybe that helped attract more customers, because this there were a lot of shoppers here at the store. I mostly saw clothes and shoes on display. The second level consisted of homeward and toys everywhere. I saw a couple of nice wind breakers, and they had a good deal on socks that even beat Walmart's prices. There weren't any name brand clothing items, and the socks were the Atléticos brand, bit they still appeared to be of decent quality. I picked-up a Lakers ball cap for $329 which was a great deal!

Woolworths disappeared in the states decades ago. There's times I miss that place. And I'm sure I'm…read morenot the only one who's over 40 that remembers it. You could always find what you needed at a reasonable price. I'm on vacation in Mexico and if I'm going to buy something I want it to say Hecho en Mexico. That and finding what I want for the price I want makes me very happy. I found several things; one was a FireWire that I needed last week because the one I had was fraying. I paid triple the price at a place in Reforma 222. here I found one that's reinforced that was less than $90. MXP. I could kick myself now because I don't have the receipt anymore or I'd return it. $200 odd pesos is $200 pesos.

Stunning home goods. Extremely well curated…read more Super reasonable prices. 10/10. I'm basically buying my entire kitchen from this place. Hopefully they will ship it back to the states for me.

Beautiful products - local artists. Knowledgeable staff. Good prices for pottery. Worth a look.read more

The store had a well-curated selection of handicrafts from all over Mexico - potteries, woodwork,…read moreflatware, and textiles. It's a great place to buy gifts for someone back in the States or simply a meaningful souvenir for yourself. If only I had a larger luggage, I would have purchased a few more items from here.

This is a fabulous store. Wish we had one in the States! Their location is well appointed, and…read moreproducts are unique and diverse. Items for men, women, and children, to home and artisanries, to boutique items, this store offers it and much more. All items are high quality and worthy of the price ranges - you really get your money's worth here. This upscale department store treats customers with kid gloves, courteousness, and respectfully. It's a pleasure doing business here, whether you make a purchase or not. My wife definitely found her purchases up to the standards she expected.

Saw Office Depot and decided to walk in. I was surprised that Office Depot exist in Mexico City. I…read moremean why I am surprise is that in Vancouver, Office Depot are closing down and almost non-existent. Anyhow, I walked in just to browse around. I have to admit laptop are very reasonably priced unlike Canada Office Depot. Too bad, I don't need to buy anything or else would have loved to pick up something here. The store is super small. It has two floor (second floor is half the size of the first one). Overall, it was ok.

Mall culture is alive and well in Latam, and Liverpool is one of many examples of this. Liverpool…read moreis what Macy was in its heyday, offering a wide variety of products from clothing, to jewelry, to electronics. This particular location sits in Naucalpan's Plaza Torreo. The place is nicely kept, well staffed, and run efficiently. I've come here to get a variety of merchandise during our excursions in Mexico City. Sometimes I've bought Ray Bans, in varieties not commonly found back home. Other times, I've bought casual clothing as well as sports coats (for when we have a semi-formal event and I forget to pack my suit). Every time, the customer service reps here are attentive and knowledgeable on what they offer. The value here is great, considering you can find something for any occasion. If you're travelling on a budget, this place is an option for you as well.