Suenos Latin American Imports

I belief this place is close but the may have a web site… wonderful crosses

Rocking art work place. If you are searching for folk-​art, housewares and textiles from south of the border. This store should be your choice preference. Good customer dealing can be seen there. I have recently ordered some fantastic wall decorating item. They give my room a special effect. Thanks.

Good news everybody! Suenos is alive and well, but it is on-​line! And… moved to San Diego, which in cyberspace, is practically next door. And … you won’t believe this … Robert answers his own phone! If you are looking for Day of the Dead everything, look no further. He also has a newsletter you can sign up for.
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I visited Suenos for the first time a couple of weeks ago and I felt like a kid in a candy store. They offer an excellent Dia De Los Muertos inventory and a great selection of other authentic Latin American crafts. My favorite buy was a couple of vintage Mexican movie posters — I can’t wait to go back and dig through the collection for more.

I love coming to this shop. It has a variety of fun hispanic/​Gutamalan art work and nicknacks.
It’s the only shop that I have found that carries a variety of Milagros.
Even really big ones too! Plenty of parking.
Robert (the owner) is a down to earth friendly guy and knowledgeable about what is in the store.
What I also love about this store is not only the muy bueno (very good) handcrafted items there but how well organized it is and enchanting welcoming place it is to visit.
Ciao, Stephanie

This is such a great store. My husband and I both love the art and handcrafted items available in this store. Robert, the owner, is a really sweet guy. We’ve purchased many things from this store and it is all extremely well priced. I love how culturally authentic it is and he has a great selection of different types of Latin/​Mexican artwork. It is a great little store in Phoenix.

Suenos rocks! Lots of wares from around Mexico, Central and South America. The owner is very friendly and engages in small talk to most of his customers. He hoofs it down to Mexico every few weeks for stocking trips. We talked about Tlaquepaque and Tonala for a bit — and he said some customers travel down there with him in a tour of sorts!
I bought a shirt here titled «Borracho» done in the style of athletic team /​Mexican bingo on the back (hmm.I haven’t worn it in a while!). Lots of authentic pottery, candles, Dias de los Muertos and Our Lady of Guadalupe stuff to be had here. Check out the back wall covered in Latin crosses.
BTW, it’s actually located on the east side of 7^th St. in a strip mall just north of Bethany Home. The address on 7^th Ave. is the old location

I love this store! It has an amazing selection of folk-​art, housewares and textiles from south of the border. The fella that owns the place is so nice and friendly too. Stop in a pick out a «milagro» to suit your needs!