Mi tienda favorita desde 1996. Y sigue estando igual de hermosa con todo lo que uno necesita para…read moreregalar o quedarselo las artesania los trajes blancos.

The sandwiches are excellent, stuffed with great ingredients. The coffee was as good as coffee…read moregets. Most of the store sells tourist trinkets which is fine, but the restaurant part is very worth it. The menu is very unclear, with limited descriptions only in Spanish. But trust the sandwiches. Always trust the sandwiches. Even if you don't know what you're getting. It'll be good. Service is abrupt, to the point, and confusing for a first timer. All the more reason to go back again after you figure out how it works and what to expect.

Most of the souvenirs are made in China an well over priced. We were looking for gifts for our…read moregrandchildren. We left not buying anything

They were the best. Very helpful and gave us water bottles for free and then when they heard it…read morewas our first time gave us a magnet of the island Puerto Rico. Very helpful with other places to go. Great selection of souvenirs at very reasonable prices. The best in Old San Juan.

This place has EVERYTHING you need as far as souvenirs. Clothing. Magnets. Cups. Shot glasses…read more Everything And the prices are comparable to everywhere else *****Actually. I think this place was closed and I went to a shop around the corner!

Huge selection of souvenirs. If you get to meet James, he's worth the experience one! Extremely…read morefriendly and knowledgable of the island. The shop has so much to offer you really don't need to go anywhere else. Souvenirs, local coffees and candies all in the same place. James Souvenirs Shop is literally less than a 10 minute walk from where the ships dock. As I was checking in to Yelp, James pointed out the sign I missed and gave me a discount for the check in. My only regret is that I never found this shop before!

Very cute store with a good selection of memorabilia of Puerto Rico with great prices.. Give them a…read morevisit if in the Condado area.

Another souvenir shop in Condado. Trying to find that last t-shirt. The store is very cool with a…read morepretty strong air conditioner. The store isn't as large as those in Old Sauk Juan but it has a nice sampling of what you might be looking for. I'd give them a try but check out Old San Juan.

Great local artisan souvenir shop. Most of the things in this shop are made by local artisans. One…read moreof the things they are most known for is the "pilóns"we had been looking for a very long time for a large pilón to display at home. Each pilón is a handcrafted piece which is truly original. We love ours and bought it from this place several years back. If you don't want a large one you can by whatever size you like. In addition they have plenty of other traditional crafts as well. Bottom line is if you want an original piece from the island this is a spot to hit. They are located in Guavate which is a very touristy place to visit, so if you are on the island and what to support local artisans, this is a place to go.

Phenomenal service! Being out of the PR it is good to know I can rely on their service. I have used…read morethem twice without a hitch. I highly recommend this place as their arrangements are beautiful, competitive prices and reliable service. What else can you ask for from a florist?

This review is for the location in Terminal C. It feels like it's bigger than the one we visited in…read moreTerminal A, but I'm sure they still carry the same items. I stopped in for a last minute souvenir before leaving San Juan. What I liked is that they have locally made products. The colorful ornaments from an artist named Susana López Castells caught my attention. I couldn't pass up the image of Calle de la Fortaleza in Old San Juan adorned with hanging umbrellas. It has both the Puerto Rican and American flag in the image which is exactly what I wanted. I kind of wish I had bought a tile or a magnet to go with it. The prices are definitely higher at the airport, but the service was very good. She wrapped up the ornament very well without me even asking. I'd return for more souvenirs. There's a huge variety of items including candies and snacks to take with you on the plane. Check it out when flying in or out of SJU.

I can't believe I forgot to review this wonderful shop after I landed in Puerto Rico! It's inside…read morethe airport & I bought coffee for my brother to send home from here. Altho I wish to find instant coffee but in Puerto Rico they don't sell it, which I have learned in time lol..! I was in awe with this place but I have just landed & I need to go to my hotel to rest & plan my visit. I did end up buying some more coffee on my way back to New York City & wished I should have get it from a local store! I actually forgot & end up paying a higher price! Place is so magical, loved the colors & cultural items so much ! Prices were ridiculously higher & I expected it already, it's being inside the airport! Customer service was great, still dreaming to go go back to Puerto Rico____

A nice souvenir shop in Rincón P.R the young lady speaks both Spanish and English. They sell good…read morequality assorted items. Prices range from depending on what you're looking for..

The shop is clean and welcoming. If you are in search of local art items and higher priced unique…read moregift ideas then this place is for you. If you are looking for more traditional gift shop items, I suggest you go to pepon. It has two locations, one of which is down the road from CRT. The reason for two stars is the lack of clothing options here. The theme was a small handful of designs carelessly printed on random styles of clothing. It just felt bland while I sifted through the same logos just slapped on to different colors. With that said, it's important to note that my in-laws found items that they liked and purchased. So if you happen to pass by this store, it wouldn't hurt yah to drop in and see if there's something that catches your eye.

I am a Puerto Rican in the diaspora. I was looking for art work to buy and I was thrilled to find…read moreSalón Boricua. Salón Boricua sells art work that reflects our cultural and historic perspectives and supports local artists. I wear my greca and café as well as my quenapa earrings proudly. I encourage everyone to support Salon Boricua and buy from local artists and business. "Yo no nací en Puerto Rico pero Puerto Rico nació en mi "poeta Mariposa , somxs muchxs en la diaspora y amamxs a nuestrx pueblx

From the owner: Salón Boricua is a creative workshop of souvenirs inspired by our Puerto Rican history and culture…read more Through art we celebrate our Caribbean and Puerto Rican heritage. Among our products are: stickers, pins, bookmarks, notebooks, among others.