I love this store more than I love life itself. I've been on the hunt for cute & unique plates,…read morebowls, and other eatery-ware for my collection, and this little shop was an absolute goldmine. A treasure trove for trinkets, household goods, and more. I also bought a bunch of adorable and designed paper lanterns, which are hung up in my apartment. The lady at the counter helped me dig through the massive stack to find ones that I liked the best. It was only $3.99 for each lantern, and the bowls ranged from $5-$25. Great deals, great vibes, great purchases. I'm going to visit again to buy more plates and paper lanterns.

Kind of an everything you can find store, but with lucky cats and good luck emblems and fortune…read more There's a lot of everything here, from gifts, decorative wallets, to positive rocks with traditional Chinese characters on them. They also have incense of all kinds, including Japanese ones and Indian ones. Guess you can say this is a variety store, but quality of things looks on the upper end. There's also some cute pet costumes that are upfront, especially for the Chinese New Year season. Fun place to shop.

First of all, I want to begin by saying that this is a fun novelty shop. What they have here is a…read morewhole lot of everything that you never knew you wanted or needed. They have great items to give as gifts or to just buy for yourself. You may find that item that you never knew you needed. But, the problem I have with the shop is with either the owner or the person who was operating the cash register. My wife and I came in here. We were just walking down Haight Street and she loves these kind of shops. So, we decided to stop in and check it out again. As we were shopping, I noticed that there was this young boy at the counter. I would guess that he was about ten years old. The young boy was trying to buy three pins. He had given the the person at the cash register a dollar bill and all of his change. But, the woman rudely told him, that he didn't have enough money and to come back when he did. Hearing this, I asked how much did the young boy need to buy those pins? The woman told me fifty cents. I happily gave the boy the money. He thanked me, smiled, and walked out the door with his three pins. I'm sorry, but if a local business owner, or business employee, can't offer a child fifty cents to make him happy, there's really something wrong with this business and/or this business's operational ideology. If it's the the owner reading this, does fifty cents really make a difference to your bottom line?. If this is the employee that treated that young boy in manner, let me say, that's really the wrong way to treat customers, particularly when they're young people moving their way up though the world. Show some compassion!

Definitely worth a visit if you are spending a day in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood in San…read moreFrancisco! The owner, Matias, was working the afternoon we visited and he is the best! He has curated a beautiful collection of cool, colorful, and unique items- and he told us he also designed some! I bought one of cards and it's so touching, a sympathy card for a friend. I also scored an amazing deal on a day planner, half price! Such a fun shop, picked up 5-6 more souvenirs from our day in San Francisco! Loved this shop!!

They say art is timeless but there is only one week left until May 3 to see the KAWS art exhibit in…read moreSF. Some art I enjoy has a message or a cause. Some art remain static which are displayed only on building walls and some are art statues which are frozen like a mannequin. Then they are performative artist promoting and selling you a vibe or brand on my social media feed. There is a place where you can get art to wear art on a T-shirt or hat and you can show off the art in public with a tote bag. You can also learn about art with a book and also get art replicas you can put on your coffee table. This place is located inside SOMA of San Francisco and it's called the SF MOMA Museum Store. On an art crawl also known as a Spring stroll in SOMA past the Yerba Buena Gardens I landed on 3rd street in SF. Before walking in and walking out the KAWS exhibit at SF MOMA there is a museum store that has something for almost anybody. You will find it before entering and exiting the SF MOMA. Once inside you will feel it's part gift shop and part bookstore. You will see hella games and puzzles along with toys. There are some interesting books available for sale. You can show off some art by getting some art you can wear with a hat. Give the gift art by getting a gift with art from SF MOMA Museum store. Art displays are visual and still alive and I do "see them"displayed at the store SF MOMA "Museum" art is still alive around the world you can even see art for the dead at the "mausoleum" in the city you will see Emperors wearing no clothes stationed in the Legion of Honor but not at the "Oakland Coliseum" Some art they try to ban and "prohibit" and art is a lifestyle and some people do "live it"and now you can buy art piece and share it as a gift you can "give it" and where you can go to shop is located at the SF MOMA Museum before and after the KAWS art "exhibit"

Service was great, the person at the ticket counter let us know about the discount we would get if…read morewe brought our ticket stubs back the next time we were there, I forgot her name, but she was pleasant. The Teen and I were there to see the KAWS Exhibit and it didn't disappoint, very creative from every perspective. Since we visited other floors before on our previous visits, the special exhibits are always worth the fee. The selection of art has something from various artists & mediums, that my opinion is always appealing to the eye and leaves me inspired to go home and paint. As an art lover, and an artist myself, it's always a value and I always experience something new even though I've been there plenty of times. Of course I'll be back: Matisse's Femme au chapeau: A Modern Scandal.

Route 66 is super ...I walked by for the first time a few months ago recently ..decided to go back…read moreto this block .. Fun ...coca cola memorabilia ...some interesting picks ...pickers paradise ..u know history channel ..American pickers part 4...id like to go back ..different

I have been coming here to the Route 66 store for years. I love visiting this store whenever I am…read morein the Fisherman's Wharf area. This place has a great collection of souvenirs and gifts such as toy cars and airplanes, posters, license plates, Coke merchandise, backpacks, clothes, hats, t-shirts, vintage metal signs and a wide variety of patches. I dropped by here last weekend and got myself a very nice pair of vintage old western style Sheriff and Texas Rangers badge replicas made of brass. They look really authentic. I plan on using the Texas Rangers badge on my Texas Ranger cowboy costume for my upcoming company Halloween party. I can't wait!

Not only is their selection of children's toys unbearably cute and aesthetic, the girl at the…read morecounter with the glasses is so sweet and always takes the time to wrap my purchases for me. That in itself is a reason to go here and buy gifts for birthday parties etc.! Every parent I've bought a gift for from here has asked me where this store is. Also not just for kids - I always end up buying from their selection of stickers, cards, socks for myself and my friends!

San Franciscans knows how to have fun. There lots of places in San Francisco that offer something…read morefor anybody especially on Clement street. When you have to do it yourself it takes some planning and party supplies. When someone throws a Tantrum in San Francisco it includes party favors and toys. On Clement street there is place which sells fun novelty items and it's called Tantrum. Entering Tantrum there are aisles of items that are nostalgic like the Doggie Diner miniature statue. You will also find the San Francisco Fog Globe. This is also good place to find a gift . Lots of greeting cards for any occasions like birthdays and acknowledgments. You will also find bags and books along with games inside. This is a fun place to check out and enjoy and catch a Tantrum from items on Clement street in San Francisco. This place has lots of things for any age because it's "diverse" with lots of fun things related to the " San Francisco universe " although is called Tantrum there is no need to "curse "or act up because this Tantrum is for fun and not to be "perverse" A Tantrum happens when someone emotionally "hurts" it's similar to loud random" outbursts" but this Tantrum store on Clement street sells everything from journals , notepads, games, and " T-shirts"

This was my first time at Fiddlesticks and I was quite impressed! Great selection of children's…read moreclothing, toys, and other items (stickers, temporary tattoos, hair clips, and lots more!); friendly, helpful service; reasonable prices; and complimentary gift wrapping! I will be back.

I have been here multiple times! It's one of my favorite children clothing stores. I've came here…read moreshopping for friends' kids and now my own daughter! Unfortunately today was not great. When I walked in, I had one quick greeting and then the employees started chatting with each other. When I was about to ask a question, one of the sales person said, "Oh are you looking for the sales section?" I replied, "No... I'm looking for a gift. He's turning 2." And she showed me the entire section that isn't organized by gender or age. LOL! Very specific recommendations. Anyway, I was wearing sweats today but since when did anyone care about what one wears on a 3pm on a Tuesday shopping? And frankly, not that it matters, but I don't think I've ever bought anything on sale from here.

Where do I start? This is one of my favorite bookstores (and not just because it is the one closest…read moreto where I live.) Amazing staff, amazing selection of books, gifts, trinkets, stationery (I love writing cards and come here for birthday, anniversary, Valentine's Day, and Christmas cards--also just-because cards!), and also board games. It feels like home. It's cozy, warm, intimate, and what a small indie bookstore should be. They update their selection pretty often and are just wonderful people.

This bookstore is one of the best in the city. It boasts a great selection of books in most genres,…read moreas well as a generous gift selection. It's become my go-to place to buy cards for weddings, new babies, promotions, etc. They have a robust section of LGBTQ+ wedding cards, which is hard to find - and great to see here! They also have really cute custom canvas totes, as you might expect, highlighting our fantastic city.

This is another souvenir store inside Chinatown. Not my favorite one, but they did have a huge…read moreselection and wide variety of things! The only thing I didn't like was that the store employees followed my wife and I around, staring at us.

So many cute random Chinese trinkets, gifts, novelties and souvenirs in here! I had fun exploring…read moreand going through everything from finding my name to finding my Chinese zodiac and fortune. I'd recommend this spot for fun souvenirs to bring home! Owners were super nice and helpful too.