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March 2023 by Jo P.
I've been shopping at this store for many years. My bedroom furniture, all of my catrinas, several of my home decor pieces are from Taides. I want to thank the owner for her incredible taste. The pieces I got here are unlike any of the other Laredo shops. Not Vegas, Alamo pottery, Basket Alley have or have had the pieces Taides carried. I will greatly miss shopping here. Muchas gracias Doña.
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September 2022 by Missy Escobedo
Beautiful selection of Mexican treasures still available.Store is closing so they have everything at 50%off. Help this local small business go out with a bang!
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August 2022 by Queen of Hearts
Great store! I love everything.Colorful & quality.
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May 2022 by Anna Sambrano
Awesome store. To bad it's closing
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April 2022 by Anna Marta Martinez
Incredible service, incredible store
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March 2022 by Belinda Hernandez
Great prices
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October 2020 by Jessica N
Beautiful inventory. Attentive and helpful staff but not invasive.
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July 2020 by Curt C.
Loco art! This place was amazing- their selection was unrivaled by the other stores that sell metal art up and down San Bernardo. There's a whole strip of stores that run along this street that runs parallel to the highway, with nearly a dozen metal art stores, all selling eclectic imported art from Mexico. This place seems to specialize in the seasonal metal art that you'd display in your front yard- metal lifesize turkeys for Thanksgiving, metal bunny rabbits for Easter. They have lots of western themed metal art, big metal guns with the words, "We don't dial 911" emblazoned around a larger-than-life revolver. The amazing part about this store is that they also have a gigantic selection of plaster statues, that range from a few inches tall, to several feet. They've got quite the selection with literally hundreds of different statues to purchase. They've got everything from statues of Jesus on the cross, to Elvis, cigar store Indians, sleeping Mexicans in sombrerros, the Virgin of Guadalupe, Santa Muerte- you name it- they've got a statue of it. It's funny that the prices of the statues don't necessarily seem to follow the amount of time or materials it takes to manufacture the statute. Larger, more ornate and obscure statues are cheaper than smaller less ornate ones of more popular themes. It seems that the prices are probably a bit negotiable, since there's often prices marked out and replaced with new ones on the price tags. I've honestly never seen such a selection of statues under one roof.
