They have very unique pieces. Many faith based pieces. I have purchased many things from them -…read morethey have also delivered them at my ranch 7 hours away. They also have beautiful pottery and many traditional items. Very good people and extremely helpful

Classy pot dealers! I went and checked out a whole lotta…read morepot dealers across Laredo. Out of all of them, this place had the greatest selection, and highest quality for pots and home decor. This is the biggest- it has a huge outdoor area, and an indoor gallery where they show off the stuff that's more suitable for the interior of your casa. They have fountains and sculptures as well! My favorite sculpture was a metal donkey from Shrek! They have more contemporary stuff as well, but the fun stuff is the best. Inside, they have so much pottery- need Talavera pottery from Mexico? This is an amazing place to stock up. I've never seen the level of quality on this side of the Rio Grande. They have lots of decor and tiles and just about anything you can dream of in pottery. Parking can be challenging here- there's not many places to pull in here, and the closest ones are most sought after since they don't sell anything light weight here.

I've been shopping at this store for many years. My bedroom furniture, all of my catrinas, several…read moreof my home decor pieces are from Taides. I want to thank the owner for her incredible taste. The pieces I got here are unlike any of the other Laredo shops. Not Vegas, Alamo pottery, Basket Alley have or have had the pieces Taides carried. I will greatly miss shopping here. Muchas gracias Doña.

Loco art! This place was amazing- their selection was…read moreunrivaled by the other stores that sell metal art up and down San Bernardo. There's a whole strip of stores that run along this street that runs parallel to the highway, with nearly a dozen metal art stores, all selling eclectic imported art from Mexico. This place seems to specialize in the seasonal metal art that you'd display in your front yard- metal lifesize turkeys for Thanksgiving, metal bunny rabbits for Easter. They have lots of western themed metal art, big metal guns with the words, "We don't dial 911" emblazoned around a larger-than-life revolver. The amazing part about this store is that they also have a gigantic selection of plaster statues, that range from a few inches tall, to several feet. They've got quite the selection with literally hundreds of different statues to purchase. They've got everything from statues of Jesus on the cross, to Elvis, cigar store Indians, sleeping Mexicans in sombrerros, the Virgin of Guadalupe, Santa Muerte- you name it- they've got a statue of it. It's funny that the prices of the statues don't necessarily seem to follow the amount of time or materials it takes to manufacture the statute. Larger, more ornate and obscure statues are cheaper than smaller less ornate ones of more popular themes. It seems that the prices are probably a bit negotiable, since there's often prices marked out and replaced with new ones on the price tags. I've honestly never seen such a selection of statues under one roof.

Out of all the metal art and pottery stores along San Bernardo (there's a lot!) this one was the…read moresmallest that I went into. It has a patio area, with a few more varied pieces of metal art than the other ones. It seems that who ever is making these guys' stuff is a bit more imaginative than the other artists who supply the other shops along this road. They had a good variety of signs here- stuff to hang up in your man cave or bar that say things like "It's 5 O'Clock somewhere" or "Margaritaville" They had a bunch of Talavera pottery inside, with good prices on things like stretched out cats, or peeing dogs, all made of painted pottery. Everything here was a good price, especially considering the quality of the merchandise. There was ample help around to answer any questions, and they were keen to show off their wares and demonstrate how the artist had put that little extra effort into their wares, versus the competitions'. Parking was easy with a dedicated lot. The inside was air conditioned and felt good in there.

Just like last year, this little shop is packed with great finds. The owners are so nice and…read morehelpful. The prices are reasonable. The quality is better than other import stores. Just love this place!

I have been going to Vegas for many, many years. They started in Nuevo Laredo and enjoyed the…read morenotoriety of such visitors such as First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. The store itself is worth a trip to Laredo. Meeting Mr. Vega is another reason. His knowledge of the real "Obra artesenal" of Mexico in many hidden places in Mexico. . Vega's has always had very high quality, unique items he discusses. He can also relate how he knows every square inch of Mexico. One unique item I purchased is a hand woven handbag from Michoacán. This bag is beautifully embroidered and has lasted for years. Take a moment to visit Vega's. I always look forward to returning.