Great venue to host an event and amazing clothing and accessories. Owners were very welcoming and…read moreparking was easy to find near by.

this is the loveliest boutique! the staff were so kind and helped me with fitting into a dress…read more will definitely be back

I have the pleasure of working with Leah at Coffee n Cream Press in wholesaling her super witty…read more(and hilariously sassy) greetings cards at my shop in downtown San Francisco. Our best seller happens to be a card with a street cleaning sign on it that says "You're worth the parking ticket." How romantic ! She's amazing to work with, each card is hand-letterpress printed and folded, and she's become a really good friend over the years. Her custom invitations, tags, and cards are gorgeous, and she's delightful to work with. Plus, she's funny as hell.

Leah at Coffee N Cream did my wedding invitations. I loved them so much, my husband used her for…read morecustom stationary for our first (paper) anniversary. I can't say enough good things about her. She is timely, creative, and talented. She helped me bring my vision to life in a way I didn't think possible. She is a real artist but still easy to talk to. Her prices are incredibly reasonable and everything is handmade by her. Please do yourself a favor and check out her work!

We came into the Noonan Building for art day (which was AMAZING BTW, you should go!) and came…read moreacross this little gem. Nostalgic cards and tags hand printed by Austin Press. Very reminiscent of what was produced in the 1920's. I loved her thank you cards and they are just unique enough to make you stand out. Her prices were a bit high, which is why we didn't buy anything but I am sure a custom job would be worth it. She does great wedding invitations and thank you cards. They are also hand cut as well. I can attest to the fact that the quality of her cards is amazing.

Kim Austin is the very best. My fiance and I have been fans of her note cards for a few years. It…read morewas a no brainer who we would choose to print our wedding invitations when the time came. Well, we just received our wedding invitations in the mail! Kim designed and printed them, and we, sincerely, could not be happier! Her quality is the highest available and her attention to detail is so specific and caring, that I never once doubted that I (and my wedding invitations) were in the best of hands. It is such an honor to have had our one-of-a-kind wedding invitations made by such an exquisitely talented artist. AND this review would not be complete without noting how quickly she responded to every email, design note, and question I sent her way. The printing process turnaround was equally as impressive. It took her a mere week to order the plates and print all 175 of our invitations! I have done letter press printing, myself, and therefore, can truly appreciate what a marvel that kind of timing is! If I could give her 6 stars, I would. Austin Press is absolutely wonderful!

One of the last remaining letterpress print shops in SF if not the very last. They take pride in…read morepreserving a manual printing process and their shop is an amazing resource for learning as well as picking up their curated stationary and art supplies. There is something quite cool about mixing ink and printing using plates, it's all easily visible from the front of the shop. If you know what blackwing pencils are they have them here and so much more. Fancy scissors, tons of erasers, and all kinds of writing instruments that have selected based on their history and functionality. Definitely worth stopping by to browse, you'll see stuff from all over the world. I would say these are more for the conneseiur and are priced as such and even though I didn't get anything I was tempted by some of their unique rulers. They also sell cards and posted that are printed in house, the prints would give your interior a nice analog vibe.

Was taken here as a part of the Heath Ceramics Workshop Tour on Friday, as its in the same building…read moreHeath Ceramics occupies. Probably never would've found it otherwise. Interesting place if you're in the vicinity. If you are in need of custom printing, some art supplies, or want to see some really old printing machines, come by. They can also give you estimates online as well. I bought a multi-colored pencil here for just $2.00. It's an interesting place to spend a few minutes, if you find yourself nearby, say after shopping at Heath. The staff is super nice too.

Metier offers a beautifully curated selection of stunning vintage jewelry pieces and modern…read moredesigns. The owners have impeccable taste and the boutique itself is beautiful. I loved the help I received - the saleswoman was so lovely and an expert in all things jewelry. Every piece has a story and I learned much about the era from which my ring was made. After making a significant purchase, I walked away dreaming of many more I could have had - too many special pieces to choose from!

Sweetest little jewelry store in Hayes Valley. Trina helped me select my wedding band, a delicate…read moreArt Deco inspired ring by one of her favorite designers, Gillian Conroy. My timeline was tight, so she did a rush order to ensure I had it on time. So glad I'm finally married so I can wear my new favorite ring :) Thanks, Metier for being so patient with my many visits. Can't wait to come back for the next special occasion!

very good sales person took his time finding out what we needed thank you for everything and I will…read morebe back soon

This was my second time at Bazaar Bizarre! I am a huge fan of arts & crafts festivals and I can…read moresay this is one of my all time favorites! I had such a great time with my friends and I look forward to attending the next one. If you're looking for a unique gift for someone or love to support the the talented and creative vendors, look no further. You can find anything and everything here. Unlike a lot of festivals, you don't have to be afraid that you don't have enough cash on hand to make your purchases because the majority of vendors accept credit cards as well. My only complaint is that they don't have more events like this year round.

I found Rebecca on Yelp about 2 years ago when my then fiancé and I were looking for jewelers who…read morecould make custom pieces for my engagement ring. After an in-person consultation and another appointment to pick a diamond; my fiancé received the engagement ring and when I saw it, it was perfect and just what I had wanted. Fast forward a few months, I wanted to also customize my wedding band and Rebecca executed that design perfectly as well. They're dainty and beautiful and I will cherish them forever. I recommend looking into Rebecca Overmann if you are looking to customize high quality jewelry pieces.

TL/DR: bad Customer Service, poorly made jewelry (diamonds falling out?!), and overpriced. Would…read morenot recommend. We selected a very special ring for our daughter's graduation. We wanted to support a local artisan so came here. The gentleman we met gave us the rundown on the diamonds they use, mostly recycled antique diamonds from other people's rings. The ring we selected was already made and just needed to be sized, so we gave them our daughter's ring size. We told them the date of our daughter's graduation and asked if the ring would be ready in time. They gave us an unequivocal yes - the ring would be ready in time so we could give it to her as a gift at her graduation. A month passed and we didn't hear from them. We called twice. no one returned our calls. We sent 2 emails. We got no reply. Finally, a few days before her graduation, we got a voicemail saying that the ring wasn't ready. The Overmann team expressed surprise that we needed it by this date. They hadn't listened to us at all. They just collected our money. The ring was finally ready 2 weeks after the date it was promised to us. (Note: all they had to do was size it.) No apology, no accountability. Then the real fun started. My daughter noticed that the diamonds were falling out (?!!) We called Rebecca Overmann to let her know. They told us to bring the ring in. They were surprised that the ring was poorly made. They made it, so that was confusing. They said the ring needed to be remade entirely, because the diamonds would keep falling out given the shoddy construction. It would take another month and the ring would "look different." (Did I mention we had already paid?) In summary: poorly made jewelry, overpriced items, poor Customer Service. We recommend getting your nice jewelry somewhere else.

Despite having been to several West Coast Craft shows at Fort Mason it wasn't until I attended a…read morerecent Vintage Market there that I understood what this organization is. It's not just the sponsor of the craft shows, but also of the vintage shows and the night markets held on the regular at Fort Mason. Having now attended each of their offerings - some multiple times - I feel confident in saying that they do a consistently good job at hosting the events they produce. At the craft show and the night market one can expect a well-organized event featuring vendors with quality offerings and nice displays. The same could be said for the vintage market with one exception: with only two portable dressing rooms at each end of Fort Mason's Pavilion, they needed more, something which seems easily remedied. Get on their mailing list so you'll be alerted to upcoming craft markets and vintage markets and who knows what else. The events are free to attend and a great way to enjoy an hour or so of your afternoon.

Attended this craft fair at Fort Mason Center's festival pavilion this past weekend. It was super…read morecrowded on Sunday afternoon, so moving around inside was difficult and slow. But there was a nice variety of artists and vendors selling a range of products including clothing, ceramics, lamps, stained glass art, stickers, greeting cards, unique flavored chocolates, and baked goods like moon cakes. We picked up a few items that stood out -- a bunny tote from Patch Ya Later, a Bodega Bay tide chart from Tideland Prints (for my boater bf), and some salt-free spices from Goldi's. Admission to this event is free, but be prepared to spend money. There were about eight food/drink vendors on site, 4 food trucks and stands outside of the entrance and about 4-5 that I counted inside. Some menu items for sale included empanadas, indian bites, mayan food, pulled pork sliders, chicken tenders, hot dogs, cookies, coffee, beer, and more. There was also a farmer's market happening near the event until the early afternoon on Sunday, with several food tents as well. There was plenty of seating on the second level inside the giant hall, along with some outdoor seating near the water. Parking was a pain, but we got lucky and found free street parking just a couple blocks away, in the marina neighborhood.