Passage To India South Beach

Over the years I’ve been lured into this store three or four times because of something in the window. It just so happened that on every occasion the lone employee was always engaged in conversation with someone and paid no attention to me at all, not even a greeting. Never even the slightest acknowledgment of my presence.

Quaint little shop. A bit on the pricey side, but they do have various sales. I went in to purchase a toe ring and found a lovely one. Best I’ve seen anywhere!

Up front, I should say that I don’t shop here. However, I’ve been in Passage to India countless times with a friend of mine who always finds something she wants. It’s a great store with a solidly nice collection of stylish, unique clothes, accessories, and home décor items. A heavy bent toward Indian/​Eastern styling so if that aesthetic appeals to you, this is your store.
I have my own interest in the store in that I do a lot of photography of people (models and non-​models alike) and the clothing/​accessories in the store are so rich with detail, seem to be finely crafted, and some of the items are just superb focus pieces. The clothes and accessories are simply beautiful.
I’ll say, too, that every time I’ve been, the people working there have always been really friendly.

This spot caught my eye as I walked by and I had to stop in. The lady was very helpful and the prices were reasonable. I ended up getting a couple tops and a couple rings, neither were on my list of things to get, but the items were so adorable and seemed really unique. We even went back a couple days later to make sure we didn’t miss anything, my friend got a hat, super cute! Good place to stop by, would like to see their website soon.

I really enjoy this store. I found a unique shirt on sale for only $ 20. I could have bought lots more, but I didn’t. Cute jewelry, pillows, jeweled boxes, picture frames, long flowing dresses, masks, and more.
The woman at the counter was extremely nice and not at all pushy. She even recommended some good Cuban restaurants we might try while in South Beach.
I would definitely go back and recommend it to others, but Jordan Daniel was right, the smell of incense is overwhelming.

I was lured into this nice small shop by the smell of incense (if you hate it, beware — it fills the room). They have a lot of «Indian» stuff — but not necessarily authentic.
There’s pillows, clothing, incense (obviously) and some other fashion (not a lot) to cater to the South Beach crowd.
Friendly staff, reasonable prices.