If a tourist center like San Miguel de Allende gathers its prototypical souvenir purveyors in one…read morespot, this would be the way to do it. The downside is that so many of the shops feel quite redundant that it's easy to bypass businesses when you know you'll see another shop selling basically the same things... magnets, masks, coasters, ashtrays, Virgin Mary plaques, you name it (Photo 8). There are two covered blocks of vendors after which we found ourselves in Mercado Ignacio Ramírez, a more open space featuring fresh produce, flower stalls, and fast local food stalls. It would've been more tempting to us if we didn't already have lunch at Jacques nearby (review: https://yelp.to/1eEKC6YG8X). Our walkthrough of the market was more of an Instagram op, which was just fine. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/JAQyLB4YqU

It's kind of a must-see when in SMdA, and definitely worth the visit. It's huge, spanning a couple…read moreof blocks, but tbh, so much of the arts and crafts are really similar. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs and the people working the stalls are super friendly. There are a couple of good restaurants nearby and some require a wait, so the Mercado is a great place to walk around before your meal. Highly recommended for local color.

I almost don't want to write this review because I don't want everyone to come here hahah. Now the…read morefirst thing you think is that a store in the centro is too expensive. That you can find these things in the mercados. Kind of true but not! The quality of their goods here is not even comparable to when you can find in the mercados. It's truly amazing one of a kind pieces. Be prepared to spend a pretty penny but to me it's amazing. I have shipped here every year for several years and it always a nice little treat for myself.

I was there in the summer of 2016. Like the previous reviews, they do have beautiful embroidered…read moretapestries but the prices were too elevated. They can easily be found in other storefronts around the city at much reasonable prices. However, people that are not familiar with the area or know prices in general throughout the country may not know this. I also think that the salesgirls most likely cater to foreigners. At least that is the impression I got from my experience and observation there.

Omg what a cute little store. I found this walking around and I really wanted to stop in for their…read moregreat tile work. What I found really exciting was the amount of work that goes into all of these pieces. His website really shows to much more than I can explain on here. The detail is amazing. If your a pottery lover or just enjoy art work stop by

Beautiful but very, very expensive. They had a tea cup for $189. They are painted by hand in great…read moredetail and the pieces are distinct. This is our of my price range. They do have lovely cuff links and a nice staff.

The only real art store I was able to find in San Miguel. They sell individual high end paint…read morebrushes. I bought 3 different types of natural brushes. Exactly what I needed. They also have Chinese brushes. They carry a variety of canvas paper, canvas stretched, sketch pads, ect. I didn't see any encaustic boards, but if you are painting in water, acrylic, oil, ect you should be able to find it. I will be back for refills.

This shop captivated me. The artistry was so incredible, and each textile was different, making it…read morehard to decide which to buy. The prices were too high for me to buy more than one shawl. I would have liked to buy more, but I understand and respect the work that goes into making each piece.

Gorgeous textiles and indigo from Oaxaca--artisan focused and ethically produced. Quality and…read morebeauty all in one.

Carmen was delightful! The jewelry was exquisite. I especially love the jewelry by Miguel. I loved…read morethe purses as well. There is also a furniture and design store. The place is so beautiful and serene. It is worth going to - to simply window shop, but it will be hard to resist not buying something!

Did not respond. Tried to order furniture. Phone number disabled…read more No response was going to order a lot of furniture

Love this store! The value is extraordinary and the local, non-waste business model has so much…read moreintegrity. I highly recommend an in-person visit for folks visiting San Miguel de Allende and I also recommend ordering on-line. Gift stores are getting harder and harder to find and Abrazos fills that niche in a whimsical and colorful way!

Hand made items from colorful, high quality cotton, sewn by local SMA women. Placemats, napkins,…read morebags, children's clothes and shirts. Bolt fabrics. Wonderful, vibrant colors by local people. Buy a piece of the vibrant Mexican culture and support local woman and their families.

Buyer beware...if you can carry it out of shop okay....if you expect delivery....don't do it. Have…read morebeen waiting for 6 months for delivery...only promises, lies, and scams.....not to be trusted!