Bazaar Del Mundo

Victor Samano

Just a shell of what it used to be in its earlier days. Just shops nothing really exciting to talk about. Fiesta Reyes plaza nearby is more of what Bazaar Del Mundo experience used to be with a mix of shopping and food in an actual plaza.

Josue Avalos

Way overpriced goods with plenty of cultural commercializing of many different Mexican cultures. They upsell Mexican artistry 400% higher than what it’s sold on the other side Of the border. Celebrating 50 years of Cultural appropriation here. The owner is not Mexican or Hispanic of any kind and has profited off of stealing culture for half a century

K Mulcahy

My favorite shop of its kind outside Mexico. In fact, this wonderful store sells housewares, art, books, jewelry and clothing from many countries but everything exudes a Mexican vibe. What makes the place really special is how beautifully all the items are curated. You'll find very high quality things and incredibly beautiful as well. The emphasis is on authenticity and craftsmanship. Nothing is dirt cheap but many things are very affordable. They also have sales, like Christmas ornaments right after the holidays. I've always found the sales people to be super nice and helpful. The place is laid out like a mini-mall with separate "shops" specializing in different things. The largest shop is for housewares: linens, bedding, fabrics, ceramics, kitchenwares, etc. Free parking right outside is ample and you're right at Old Town so there's lots of nearby attractions and eateries. Really, Bazaar del Mundo is so lovely and colorful I get a lift just by coming in.

Grace van Thillo

You can always find perfect hand-crafted gifts, cards and treats for yourself in this Old Town San Diego treasure; plus, special offers and events. We always bring our visitors here!