Went here today on a high school field trip. I walked in with my group, five girls and another group who also had a chaperone of about six boys. All 9th grade kids. The kids were excited. They were trying on the sombreros, looking at the dresses, searapes and other various items. Were they loud? 100%. Were they being goofy? 100%. Were they rude, disrespectful or out of control? No. not at all. Never once did anyone from the store greet us, or say one word to us for that matter. After about 10 minutes a woman approached me, who I later found out was the owner, and told me that our time was up and we needed to leave "now". Obviously I was taken aback. She told me that the kids were being obnoxious and they picked up a pricing gun and were playing with it. I asked her if she had spoken to them. She had not. I asked if she talked to them upon arrival telling them to be careful and she said " I shouldn't have to". Now if this was my store, and I saw a school group coming in I might want to stop them at the door and remind them of my expectations on how to behave, what not to touch. perhaps I might only allow so many kids in at a time, etc. But this woman literally said nothing to us. She met us with a cold stare, ready to find fault. She said, these kids obviously have no intention to buy anything so they need to go "now" Which is strange because I didn't realize that's how stores worked. I thought we were allowed to browse whether or not we were purchasing. However, these kids did intend to buy but after her obnoxious behavior they ran out the door. She quickly followed them and as she got into her car she yelled at them "BYE AND NEVER COME BACK". The employee who was left in the store was super kind and explained to me that the woman was the owner and she gets very upset with school groups. Which Is wild to me because I can't imagine many people are coming down on a random Wednesday afternoon buying overpriced items that can be purchased elsewhere for much less. I'm planning a quinceanera for my daughter in September and we were looking for items to buy but I'm glad to know how this owner operates and we will no longer be visiting the store. Her actions were unreasonable, unprofessional and downright rude. So, no worries, store owner lady. We will definitely "never come back" and we will make sure all our friends know to do the same. * Was brought to my attention after the store owner left that in fact a small item had been broken. Which I paid for without question. Because that's how things work. Conversations are helpful (when they actually happen) and people respond well to reason and kindness read more

I wanted to bring my mother in law to Mexican Village to see some cute shops and restaurants. When we arrived, it smelled amazing and made us so hungry. The shop has a lot of parking space so it was easy to access. There were so many unique figures, pots, clothings, and decorations. You have to be really careful to not touch anything as a lot of items are easily breakable. I was looking for a penguin figurine and did not see one today. They had other animals too though. The shop owner is very nice too and shared some information about the area. read more

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Xochi's is a one-of-a-kind gift shop that sells beautiful products from Mexico. You won't find any other store like this in Detroit. It's so colorful the moment you step in. I love the handcrafted Día de los Muertos figurines. There are also artwork, pottery, jewelry, clothing, and even traditional clay fire pits. This is a must-stop in Mexicantown for anyone looking for Mexican souvenirs or home decor. read more

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Awesome shop with plenty of amazing gifts. The owner is kind and extremely helpful. I will be back for those gator boots I almost bought! Thank you :) read more

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Love this store so much! Beautiful garden pottery and Mexican crafts. Prices are amazing.

I visited this little shop last week. It was a beautiful day, the door to shop propped open to enjoy the lovely breeze and fall day. This little shop is right next to Taqueria Lupitas, which brought me in that day. After parking walking toward restaurant, I spotted some of the cutest leather purses in the window, I have a total purse fetish so I had to stop in. There were three or four purses that really caught my eye. I went and had lunch at Lupitas, but couldn't get those purses out of my mind; so after lunch I stopped back in and yep had to get one. The prices a bit high but the quality and craftmanship of the purse is very good. This little shop is filled with all kinds of mexican nick nacks, candles, sombreros, blankets, clothing, cowboy boots and this and that. If in area check it out, you might find something you can't live without as well. read more

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I haven't been in this place in a while, so this review is partly based on nostalgia. Xochi's is located next door to Lupita's. It carries all sorts of interesting different Mexican products, making it a great place to bring your friends after a meal at the taquerias, so they can have something Mexican to bring home with them, other than what's in their stomachs. I remember first coming here when I was in high school. Every year our Spanish class would take a field trip to Los Galanes. After we were done eating, we could all roam the neighborhoods until it was time to get back on the bus. In addition to La Gloria bakery, checking out the goods at Xochi's was always a favorite stop for everyone. read more

The lady who worked here (or owned it ) was so so nice. I loved the assortment of everything from Day of the Dead Bingo to Jewelry to Cowboy Hats. It's all well priced and the variety is lovely. Everything is very authentically done and I enjoyed seeing things I've only read about. There's a lot of product so it's a little narrow to walk through so people with disabilities should be mindful of that. I can't wait to go back.(Grandma too! ) read more

I just visited this great shop next to Lupitas, which I stop by when ever Iam in Mexican town, got a couple of great gifts for my sister, this place is alive with eye catching, unique gifts, if your looking for different, shop here...the sales gal was helpful and friendly, and I must say very pretty, i will be back, I must! Adios amigos.... read more

This is one of the best places to shop in the city! Full of unique and authentic housewares from Mexico. It is laid out well, and quite spacious. You can find traditional Mexican folk art (crosses, Punched tin hearts, mirrors, etc., sun and moon ceramics, paper flowers, corn husk dolls, and cartoneria) as well as clothing, and cowboy boots. You can also get your typical tourist kitsch sombreros and flags. The prices are quite reasonable and almost every product is made in Mexico, not overseas. If you stop by make sure to check out the large selections of blankets in the back. read more

Excellent selection of high quality Mexican imports. Great service; fair prices, too. Truly a wonderful gift shop.