We visited San Jose del Cabo in February 2017 and I stumbled upon this cute, small shop…read more Everything is hand made in Mexico and really beautiful. It's a special place to get a unique Mexican item. We planned to go back later to purchase a hat I wanted but, unfortunately, ended up not having enough time. I contacted the shop owner, Yumiko, once we were back in the US to see about having the hat shipped. She went above and beyond to get the hat to me! When the FedEx shipping charge was $$$, she personally went to the post office to research alternative ways to get the hat to me. She was awesome about sending me photos of the various hats the store has to ensure that I got the exact hat I wanted. The hat arrived today and it's even better than I remembered! Yumiko and Shima Shima are AWESOME! I can't wait to go back!

Excellent place to fill your extra luggage space with a ton of garbage you don't need, or to take…read morethe easy way out for bringing back souvenirs. All the junk you could possibly want appropriately priced. Yay garbage!

If I could give this scandalous place negative stars, i would. I went in looking for a hammock. The…read moresales gentlemen was pointing me towards the cheaper hammocks. I noticed one hammock that was so detailed and much higher quality than the rest. He stated that those hammocks are all handmade and much more expensive then the other. We settled on $1800 pesos for the most detailed handmade hammock. He stated he would pack the hammock really well to be checked in at the airport. We went to the ATM as he cried at the thought of a credit card. When we came back, the hammock was securely packed and I gave him $2000 pesos. He said thanks as if it was the end of the transaction. I stated he owed me $200 pesos. He goes, "oh, yeah". I let it slide and thought he needs the funds more than me. I returned from my trip and unpacked the hammock that was so securely packed. He packed the cheap hammock, not the one we purchased. There was roughly a $65 different in price between the two hammocks. This was insanely SHADY! I'll let karma handle him and this establishment.

Choko and his lovely wife Amalia not only offer the lowest prices on beautiful Mexican crafts, they…read moreeducate customers about the origins and histories of the pieces they sell. We stayed in Todos Santos 11 days and scouted all the shops prior to buying, and we bought most items from this couple.