I absolutely LOVE stores like this one! It has a small but…read moregreat assortment of beautiful objects, made by designers who I feel don't sell in huge department stores, which is awesome!. So this way you wont buy something that 100000 people have. There is a lot of handmade (jewelry, notebooks, toys, organic cotton clothing, etc) The owner Tobias is such a nice guy and he will tell you a few facts about the objects he sells. prices are good too, not too expensive. Bought a little bag, felt happy and want to come back again!

Sergio is a gem, and so is his store. Great eye, great taste in music. The store is well curated in…read moreevery way. He also gave me great recommendations of where to eat and hang in the neighborhood. If I was single I would have made him come with, as he is quite charming.... ;-)

Have been licking the windows of this shop for five years. Love shopping here, the ladies who run…read morethe shop are fun and helpful. Have scored the most interesting earrings, hats, scarves, bracelets, and glasses. Just a wonderful stop in the Santa Ana district to hit up on Sunday afternoon.

Great cultural experience. This shop is in the heart of Puerta De Sol and offers a look into the…read moremore traditional past of Spain. Hand painted fans adorn the walls and windows, and they are quite beautiful to look at. The range of prices was $24-$300. We bought one to take home as a gift for a relative.

Casa de Diego is a very small shop on the Puerta Del Sol. I had heard it was overpriced, but…read morechecked it out anyways. I really wanted to find an authentic gift for my sister from Spain. I thought a hand painted fan would be something she'd like. And this was the place to go. I was pleasantly surprised by the price range. I bought two fans on the mid-high end, but I really like them. I skipped the specially designed stands because at 100€ a piece, I can't afford the stand to cost more than the fan. The service in the store was good. They were pleasant, but a little abrupt. It could have been the language barrier. So I won't really fault them. Other items including Paraguas (umbrellas) can be found here. Definitely worth at least a look in the Windows if only to admire the handiwork.

Great shop. Even if you don't buy anything you'll enjoy your time in there. Wonderful everything. A…read morejoy to behold.

Loved this small store in Madrid. The store had wooden toys for kids and some of them were really…read moreunique and interesting. They would make great gifts for kids.

Excellent selection of clothes! Very well-organized store with attentive staff. Best used and…read morevintage store in the neighborhood!

While visiting Madrid I came across this shop. This place is exactly what comes to mind when I…read morethink of a thrift shop. Cute items at very low prices. Items were between 3 and 15 euros. That's a steal! All jeans were 5 euros. I purchased two pairs. I am from New York and they had very rare items items that were popular in the 90's like Karl Kani and Coogi. I even found some Gucci and Moschino in the mix. There were tons of items and accessories to choose from in excellent condition. I would highly recommend visiting this shop before others for their low prices if you're in Madrid.

Next time in Spain this is a must see store in Madrid as well as in other cities. I love love their…read morefabrics,they are so special. Each store has a very special and unique look good luck and have fun!

We were so impressed with your beautiful store in Madrid…read more The staff very very nice considering we don't speak Spanish. The window display really got my attention with a beautiful display of Liberty fabrics reaching up to the ceiling. Leaves me with very fond memories of Madrid. Thank you for such a well presented store.