Miranda’s Courtyard

San Diego, États-Unis

3.8

8 avis

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+1 619-296-6611
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2548 Congress St, San Diego, CA, 92110
entre Harney St et Twiggs St
Old Town
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
400 mOld Town Transit Center
1.2 kmMorena/Linda Vista
1.7 kmWashington Street
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8 avis sur Miranda’s Courtyard

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
La Mesa, San Diego, CA
This place is so awesome! I always come here when in go to Old Town as well as my family who lives 8 hours north. We always stop here, it’s so fun and interesting. Definitely the heart of Old Town.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Sacramento, CA
One of my favorite shops. The selection of Talavera pottery is amazing, the Peruvian clay figures and naughty shot glasses are the bomb. I would like to load up a truck full of the artwork here. It looks so beautiful when I bring it home. The first time I came to San Diego when I was 12, I bought a bright clay sun here that I still have. I can’t wait to stop in next month when I am in San Diego.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
The Woodlands, TX
I’m so behind on my reviews, but I was just here about a month ago when we took a little trip to San Diego. Love to always head into Old Town to walk around, eat, shop and have some ice-​cream.
You can’t miss this fabulous shop with trinkets hanging all over the place. Large store with lots of outdoor/​indoor Mexican clay décor. Since I’m a huge Frida Kahlo fan I always come in to these shops to see what little trinket I can find, you can spend all day here and still miss a few a things so take your time. Cute little Dia de los Muertos figurines too! Stop by to buy some souvenirs!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
La Mesa, CA
This place shouldn’t be missed when visiting Old Town.
Lots of cool stuff to look at! Cute knick knacks, patio ornaments, pottery, religious art and Frieda art, this place is huge. You could spend an hour in this store just looking at everything.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Seattle, WA
Whenever I’m in San Diego, I always make a detour to Old Town so that I can browse around in Miranda’s.
They have a wide variety of things. Some are not to my liking, and, some I just love. I collect Mexican terra cotta suns and their selection is amazing. I’ve bought quite a few here (and at their sister store, also in Old Town). They have Mexican talavera, but, I don’t find it to be quality and it’s overpriced. They have Mexican tiles, and, many garden décor items.
It’s fun to wander around this shop. It’s large and there’s a lot to see. Enjoy!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Diego, CA
Ownership is suspect…
Recently had a bad experience at this place. Sure — ceramics are everywhere, so much so that if you happen to bump in to one and it accidentally falls — you’re going to pay for it. Be very careful when walking around in here, as the old adage, «you break it, you buy it», holds true. I was forthright about it and immediately brought it to the attention of management… but it was just the way this lady handled the demand for payment that made me pity her and turned me off to this place.
Typical tourist trap. Overpriced, average quality ceramics and other assorted junk.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
Just wanted to add to Anita’s review. This was THE most interesting shop I visited in Old Town. In addition to large selection of garden ceramics, there are a lot of Mexican flavored items… Freda Kahlo, Day of the Dead, Mexican Jumping beans, air plants, BULL WHIPS! It has more a Haight St. smoke shop vibe than a tourist trap vibe. Even though there’s a happening night market in Old Town, this was the only place I bought something. I picked up one of those hand-​painted howling coyote wood figurines. Thought it was unique, but found out later a bunch of other shops had them, BUT this store had the best looking designs in my opinion. Kudos to the buyer.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Irvine, CA
There are quite a few of these places in and around Old Town San Diego but this one seemed to have the most items. Basically selling ceramics, this outdoor patio style store has a huge array of garden ceramics on display. Colorful tiles, waterfall fountains, or just plain old ceramic decorations, you will need at least 30 minutes to rifle through everything here.