A real life style shop. From tote bags to Christmas decor to furniture, this store has something…read moreto offer for anyone who enjoys a relaxed life! We cruised through a few days after Christmas and were intrigued by some of the Christmas decor and the cute and original cards. Wandering further, we encountered many unique pieces of furniture and home goods in the back shed that the owner had renovated with an eye to modern living! My favorite thing was the beautiful silver tree with silver star fish all over it!

Beautiful shop! I always stop at this place. Awesome finds. The lady who works the desk is…read morebeautiful and helpful!

This jeweler is definitely NOT CLOSED. The owners have suffered severe medical problems over the…read morelast year. They are trying to get the business up and running again. Please show some compassion to two wonderful people and great jewelers. August 2019 should have them open regular hours again.

I am working on a new ring with Claudia. She found the perfect stone to complement my diamonds and…read moreso far the designs are incredible, I can hardly decide which one to go with. I am writing this before they finish because some TROLL claimed they are closed and they are so NOT CLOSED. They have been dealing with some health issues and were by appointment only for a while. They are artists...this Yelp saying closed is just wrong and they can't get it corrected. GRR!!!!

Artifacts Gallery offers a diverse collection of creative works featuring both local talent and…read morenational artists. With a plethora of unique, choice creations of art glass, bronze sculptures and many types of multimedia works, including jewelry and distinctive gift offerings, one is sure to find that piece (or pieces!) that would perfectly complement or uplift your personal space, or find that one-of-a-kind gift for that special someone (including yourself!). The professional staff is extremely welcoming and knowledgeable. They let you explore at your leisure without pressure, and if asked, they talk freely to help bring your needs, wants and wishes into fruition.

As mentioned by another reviewer, the abundance of AI art in this gallery is appalling. Its…read morepresence in the gallery is an insult to the other actual artists who are actually worth anything at all. Even worse, the AI art is mixed in with the actual art, clearly in an attempt to trick potential buyers into believing the con. Even when it's put in its own section they label it simply as "digital art" which is obviously misleading. Adding to this, a lot of the AI art is "authored" by one Thad Markham, who on further inspection is the owner of the gallery. This is absolutely heinous. AI art isn't just digital, it's an algorithmic Frankenstein of thousands of real artists. AI art is theft, and it's incredibly disappointing to see it in a gallery like this.

A beautiful nursery that feels like a mini botanical garden…read more I find myself here every time I visit charming Cambria. Meandering paths lead you through cottage gardens, shade gardens, and quiet Zen corners. It's a whimsical multi-acre experience with display gardens, gift shops, animals, a farmstand, and the largest year-round Christmas store in SLO County. Beyond plants, you'll find antiques, books, home goods, and garden art. It's one of my favorite places to pick up unique gifts for family and friends, and somehow I always leave with something for my own garden collection. There's also a seasonal farmstand offering fresh produce and local eggs from nearby ranches. It's peaceful, magical, and endlessly inspiring, always giving me new ideas for my own backyard. PS - it's free and open daily.

I had another opportunity to wander through the winter wonderland. That is the Cambria nursery. It…read morenever fails to disappoint me and at this time of year, it's particularly magical when they open up the tent behind the gift shop and fill it with all kinds of Christmas treasures. I particularly like the vintage Christmas decor in the back room with notable items from Europe, as well as the United States. Many of them have a wonderful handmade look, and also recall Christmas from years gone by. They still have their tea, coffee and snack bar open so you can sip a hot drink and walk around and enjoy the plants while you plan your Christmas decorations

After stuffing my face with a slice of olallieberry pie and relaxing with n the outdoor patio next…read moredoor at the Linn's pie shop & cafe, which by the way was fantastic, I meandered into the Linn's A La Carte Boutique & Books (formerly Linn's Home Style). The shop is in the same Victorian farmhouse with separate entries. The boutique has a curated collection of women's clothes (accessories, jewelry, handbags); men's clothes; toddler toys; and books ... all curated to complement the spirit of Cambria. It's laid back, unpretentiousness, and quirky charm. The women's clothes looked to be high quality with a put together elevated leisure look. The book selection caught my eye with such subjects like cowboy humor, Dolly Parton-ism, John Wayne-ism... and the children's books had great reads as well with New York bestsellers. Toddler books. Children's fun fact atlas'. The woman working the shop was great. Friendly, engaging. Very relaxed and welcoming vibe.

We visit Cambria several times a year, and I visit this shop every time after having a meal at…read moreLinn's Restaurant (which we also visit every time!) Their merchandise selection is beyond delightful; even if I don't have something I need to find, I want to go in there just to enjoy the ambience. It's my favorite gift shop.

Treasures lived up to the name. This place has literally everything. If you want infinite amounts…read moreof browsing... definitely pull up. We were here for like 45min. GF notes: "I wish I bought the ancient crown replica"

Located in downtown Morro Bay, the Treasures Antique Building houses the curated displays of fifty…read moredifferent vendors. Street parking is available nearby. It seemed like the vendors had autonomy to sell what they wanted. The single employee would call a vendor if there was a question from a prospective customer. Some displays were behind glass, but the majority were open, counting on the carefulness of customers. We stopped by to see if we could pick up a memento from Morro Bay, but no luck. My wife did end up buying a blouse from a brand that she liked, so the trip wasn't a total loss. I did enjoy slowly wandering down the cramped aisles...a lot of hobbyists displaying their passions: a lot of toys, comic books, and hardcover novels.

What a great little store and the service was the best ! Lots of beautiful items to purchase and…read moretheir prices are great.

Absolutely thrilled. From the bead shop to the secret garden to meeting Nachos Grande. We loved the…read morehardware and selection, the beads and plants, the pottery and tiny mushrooms. Can't wait to go back.

At first I thought I was at Wampum Trading Post; apparently there are two stores at this location,…read morethat and the Castle Warehouse. Turns out I was at the latter. Better signage might be helpful, but it doesn't seem they get enough business to get a new sign. This gift shop/convenience store doesn't have much to offer, but the owners are super sweet. They even have a cute dog named spanky. The lady running the place had a wonderful sense of humor and was very sweet. As far as gift shop, they have the usual run of the mill shot glasses, post cards and coffee mugs. They also had swim trunks but no bathing suits...slightly saddened by that considering I'd forgotten mine; I probably wouldn't have bought one anyway...but still, having them for men and not for women? Lacking... They have an ample supply of beer which perhaps makes up for the fact that they didn't have women's bathing suits. They also had a random supply of convenience store goodies...shampoo, other toiletries and whatnot. They have a couple of chairs out front that we sat in for a while and enjoyed the view.

This store is why I believe that life happens in between stories…read more As my travel companion and I were walking home from our mediocre meal to our less than desirable hotel we pass a tackle shop looking dive store. Three woman pour out laughing and I overhear one say "I can't believe we just spent three hours in that place." Thinking that it will be a hoot to make fun of the women, the store, and everything in it, I pull my travel buddy in. The store is just as I thought it would be: a total hodge podge of candy, purses, liquor and jewelry. As I poke fun of the assortment of glass sea creatures I notice a large pink and green stone set in silver. I fall in love instantly, as I very seldom do. The lady pulls out the ring and I slip it on to my finger and I realize that it has found a new home. As I sit there admiring the way it complements my skin, she slashes the price three times - not knowing that I would have gladly paid full price.