Pedro Munoz

I was so excited to visit this store as it seemed as though I was only near by during the mid day closing. The windows told incredible stories and appeared to be a true haberdashery. I finally made it back at 6pm and upon entering you could feel the arrogance in the store. One salesman in particular was horrible. Im not one to be overly critical, except when it comes to service. Especially when the poor service is because of a terrible attitude. By the way Mr salesman, I could, without doubt, educate you on every garment in your store including the make and what mill the fabric came from. You could have made a customer very happy, not to mention a huge sale! I shop all over the world and this was by far the worst service I have ever encountered. And the assortment isn’t that great.

This is a high-​end male bastion of old-​world elegance and décor. Polished wood & brass displaying suits, sweaters, shoes, and belts where you can spend a couple of hundred Euros (about $ 300 USD when i was there) for a pair of shoes or $ 700+ for a leather belt.
The staff is friendly w/​o being overbearing and helped me find the shoes I saw in the window, get a very Euro-​style sweater and I was in and out in less than 30 min. (and they say things are slow in Spain!)
If they had offered me a glass of wine, I would have given them 5 stars (see my review of Bal Harbor’s Chanel store!)