Mi Tiendita Munaycha Closed Old Sacramento Shop
The Peruvian goods retailer has permanently shuttered its storefront in Old Sacramento.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Owner Jessy Flores has closed the Mi Tiendita Munaycha shop in Old Sacramento after three years of operation. The business, which imports goods from Peru, cited rising operational costs and decreased foot traffic as the reasons for the closure.
Why it matters
The closure reflects the ongoing economic pressure facing small boutique retailers in high-traffic tourist districts. Despite the move, Flores will maintain operations at her existing Carmichael location and continue selling goods at the Midtown Farmer's Market.
The shop operated seven days a week from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. during its three-year tenure in Old Sacramento. The business continues to manage its Carmichael location at 5825 Manzanita Ave. Unit 1, which operates daily from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The players
Jessy Flores
She is the owner and founder of the boutique retailer Mi Tiendita Munaycha who immigrated to the United States in 2001.
Marcello Hernandez
He is a comedian who gained public attention for his work on Saturday Night Live and visited the retail shop in early September.
The details
Jessy Flores is currently in the process of packing inventory from the Old Sacramento storefront following the decision to consolidate operations. The shop remains known for its selection of imported textile clothing, food, jewelry, and art sourced directly from Peru.
Timeline
Jessy Flores immigrated to the United States in 2001.
Comedian Marcello Hernandez visited the shop in early September 2026.
The store closure was reported in October 2026.
Market Landscape
The departure from Old Sacramento underscores a shift as independent retailers move toward suburban hubs to escape the volatility of tourist-heavy urban corridors. This consolidation aligns with a broader industry trend of prioritizing operational efficiency and lower overhead in the face of rising costs.
Local customers can no longer visit the Old Sacramento shop for Peruvian goods. Shoppers interested in the retailer's inventory should visit the Carmichael storefront or look for the business at the Midtown Farmer's Market.
The takeaway
Small business owners often balance multiple locations to hedge against fluctuating foot traffic in urban centers. Consolidating into one storefront can be a strategic move to preserve brand continuity while managing the burden of rising daily operating expenses.
Further reading
For more updates on the local retail scene, see Sacramento Openings & Closings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox40 KTXL.
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