Super friendly folks on the phone and in person. I called Herb's after getting BS when I called…read moreanother local hat shop (see previous review). I told them what I needed done and they only requested me to come early as they are busy on Saturdays. First one to arrive the next morning. Show them what I needed done and in less than 10 minutes they had completed my hat back to the condition before my cat attacked the previous rattlesnake hat band. They made it better than the last! I pull out my wallet to pay for the service and they say no charge! But, I wasn't having that so I tipped the hatter via cash app. SUPER CUSTOMER SERVICE here Yelp peeps. Thank you for going above and beyond for a first time customer.

First time back in years to have my felt cleaned and re shaped. Waited almost hour to get it shaped…read moreand they still didn't get it right. Also now the hat is larger than it was. When I took it in.

Stopped in here while in San Antonio and loaded up on some western gear that's less available where…read moreI am. Receive some great service and bought a nice hat, and a couple of pairs of jeans.

Great selection of boots & hats. The staff was excellent, beat our expectations…read more Highly recommend & we'll be back.

I stopped in this super touristy store on my way to the Alamo. It's filled to the brim with Mexican…read moretrinkets. Anything you could possibly want to buy can be found here. Sombrero hats, shoes, Mexican dresses, toys, the list goes on. Be careful about the stairs; they are rather steep. I love how the signs tell you to keep your children with you. There is also another sign telling you that you cannot try on the shoes. I asked the salesgirl about it, and she said that they had lots of people coming in to try on the shoes, but not buying any. And then people who actually bought the shoes would come back saying that the shoes smelled like feet from all the people who had tried on the pair of shoes previously. True story, swear to God. I guess tourists have stinky feet! I was looking for a souvenir for myself. Warned about the shoes, I actually was looking to get either a Mexican blouse or dress as I had seen several gorgeous ones during my stay in San Antonio. The salesgirl was great in helping me pick out one, and even better yet, offered a discount if I paid in cash. Done. Best yet, after visiting Market Square, I noted that this store's clothes prices were indeed less expensive than the stores on Market Square. Same merchandise, different prices. I don't know how the other merchandise stacked up, but it does pay to shop around.

If you are ever traveling through San Antonio, then it is a must for you to stop by this store…read more They have everything you can think of. Cups, Mugs, Shirts, sweat shirts, shot glasses, skulls, puppets, jewelry, etc. Everything is reasonably priced.

Walked in a few different times and got the same vibe. I was looking to get some wedge soul boots,…read moresocks and accessories. They didn't real seall socks??? But they had a few pair and they where absolutely garbage for boots. But the it was the service that was off. All the young people were polite and did answer my questions but you could tell they were just going through the motions. Uninterested and into their own thing at the time. Anyway felt unwelcome like i was bothering their play time. Yes Im an old guy and not for nothing But the second time i was their the young lady that helped me had such a tight jacket and her chest was spilling out. Very uncomfortable to say the least.

Went in for a hat shape and got helped by Moses. He knew exactly what style I was going for and…read morekilled it. I will definitely recommend getting your hats shaped by him.

We stopped here in search of a cowboy hat, found a great one. We were greeted by friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Gil's has an ample supply of items for many of your western wear needs. I'll definitely return when I'm back in the area.

Younger lady at the register was super nice and helpful , but I'm assuming the older lady had to be…read morethe owner she was very rude and had attitude after every word she said and when she checked me out she was just huffing and puffing the whole time will definitely be the last time I ever go there.

Always enjoy the events held at the Mercado. Today is the 2021 version of Fiesta de los Reyes…read more The usual beer, food and crafts booths you name it: gorditas, fajitas, tripas, mini tacos, chicken on a stick, etc. get you name on a rope bracelet. Get an airbrushed t-shirt or cap. Tattoos that last a couple of weeks. Music throughout the area. Rock, tejano, pop, bluesy. Go out the back door to the area under the highway. Always a good time there. I discovered hard seltzer. What a refreshing break from beer. Low cal, low carbs. Bud Light offers a peach , strawberry and I think a blueberry version. I tried the peach and strawberry, both tasty. 5% alcohol. Go there. Runs through tomorrow, June 27.

When I travel and take on the persona of tourist, I do things I would not normally do in my typical…read moreday-to-day life...like browse through souvenir shops. I do not like to collect anything and only purchase items that have a purpose. So this shopping setup goes against everything I usually gravitate toward. However, when on vacation I do like to get a taste of the local fare and perhaps grab a little something to remember my visit. Near where we were staying is the Market Square-an indoor/outdoor market boasting brightly colored, cheaply made and mostly imported items. There are lots of people, upbeat music and an energy that lures you in. Here, you can find a variety of articles of clothing, hats and shot glasses. I was looking for something that I could take to my son-something practical-ish that I wouldn't mind seeing around the house. We visited three separate times (it was a stop on our tour bus), but each time I left empty handed. The hours are a bit limited-they open at ten (or a bit after, really) and close at 4pm. There are restaurants sprinkled throughout, which might draw more people than the actual market. I would have liked to see some more high-quality, artisan made items rather than so many cheap things that were mass produced. Or more "consumable" items such as soaps, candles, candies, etc. But if you're looking for a souvenir without having to spend a lot of money, you just may find something here.