This little book shop is amazing. We found it on a stroll after a show down the road and it was…read moregreat. From the moment you walk in, you smell Peet's Coffee. Such a good combo! ;) They have a variety of genres at good prices. Friendly staff too! We will be back.

Books Inc was acquired by Barnes and Noble and it looks like it's an improvement because they…read morebrought back the magazines. You get a limited stock of the magazines a full service B&N carries. They also now accept Apple Pay and you can get your B&N points through here. Still a great bookstore. Drop by and browse!

I am the author of the book, "The Reading Lesson". With…read morereading being such an important first step, I am wondering if you might consider carrying my book? It is absolutely the highest-rated book in this category. Thanks. www.mntcastle.com

Now that Borders is gone this is almost the only bookstore I can easily get to…read more My favorite part about it beyond the fact it's used at used prices? They have a horror/Urban Fantasy section. I go straight to it every time. It's actually organized better than the library itself. Books always seem to be in excellent condition, and are usually pretty current. Service is friendly more often than not (though you do get an older grouch sometimes) and they give you a free paper bag when you buy. Ask about their frequent buyers card if you get a chance!

It's open! Just…read morelooks closed because they have sheets covering their glass window. But just push on the door and it opens. Eclectic finds. Suggest you call before going just to be sure!

Yay! Kayo is open again, in a beautiful new space just a block west of their old location! The…read moreold space was, like most used bookstores (Green Apple, Russian Hill Books, Dog Eared, et al), a bit cramped and overflowing with printed matter, but this new space is more like a temple of vintage books and magazines -- airy, filled with light, and with plenty of space. I don't think I've ever been in a used book store that had such an elegant and spacious feel, and I've prowled through used book stores around the world. There's still a good selection of vintage pulp magazines & paperbacks, entire sections for various kinks, lots of art books, and a surprising selection of high-end volumes to choose from (a signed copy of Evelyn Waugh's "Love Among the Ruins"?! Be still, my credit card!) If you miss San Francisco's late, great used bookstores (Acorn, Albatross, Fields', et al), take heart: we still have at least ten, now that Kayo is back among us, and Kayo's selection and foci are unique among them. Discover the unique treasures that Kayo offers!

There's something special about used bookstores....and this one definitely is special. I…read moreappreciated the variety of books written by and about people from many different backgrounds and experiences. I found a few books that have been on my to-read list for a while. The prices were on point as well. I walked away with reasonably priced books and was happy to support a local business in the process. I had a very enjoyable conversation with who appeared to be the owner. I appreciated the personal touch. One issue that I had was that the bookstore had active incense burning. The smell does add to the atmosphere. With my allergies, it prevented me from spending too much time in the store. This is likely not an issue for most, but if you have asthma or sensitive lungs, be aware this may be an issue for you.

Forest books is on the edge of Japantown. It's a small space, and the arrangement and selection…read morekinds reminded me of a mini-Mo's bookstore. It's all used books (pretty sure) with a decent selection of antique books behind glass cabinets. The space is crowded, and I almost missed a couple sections before we left. One feature I really liked was the World Literature section, so you can load up on books from Turkey, France, wherever. All of the sections were well labeled, and the clerk present that day was pretty active helping out the customers. Definitely worth the detour down that stretch of Buchanan.

Been going to Moe Greens since they first opened and throughout the years they've been consistent…read morewith great service. The lounge is clean, relaxing and has a restroom. Nice sun-grown selection for terpenes at fair prices & the rewards program is a plus. Shout out to the amazing budtenders for their recommendations!

Don't assume that because they have anything on their website that they might actually have it when…read moreyou arrive. Three times I've gone there for a strain on their website and have been turned away even though its "for sale" on their site

One of my favorite bookstores in San Francisco…read more When I first visited, it was the only bookstore I had seen to carry "Supernatural" by Joe Dispenza. I was intrigued but purchased some of Thich Nhat Hanh's perfect mini meditation series instead. Fast forward a few years later, Joe Dispenza is *everywhere* and has brought meditation and the pineal gland into mainstream consciousness. You can find his books in almost every corporate bookstore in the country. This is just a testament to the innovative prescience of SF Zen Center's bookstore curation. You may wander in, unconsciously drawn by the sheer miracle of this specific, narrow stretch of street being lined with THE HAPPIEST TREES IN THE ENTIRE CITY, and like me, begin absentmindedly browsing the bookstore and eschewing certain titles that stand out to you for being too "woo" for your self concept at the moment. And maybe in a few years, those titles will be some of the country's bestsellers and SF Zen Center was one of the first places to debut it. Who knows? All I know is that I take SF Zen Center very seriously as a community knowledge hub, and they are doing very important work in a world and, certainly, a city that massively needs more zen. The resources offered here are at the forefront, and as knowledge ripples out and becomes more mainstream, it's likely you could learn it here first. Minimum, browse this incredible bookstore and take in the sight of the stunning garden for a meditative, beautiful afternoon. The trees, flowers, and birds are absolutely basking in gorgeous energy baths -- and it is visible.

A beautiful and inspiring bookstore well stocked with some of the best books about Buddhsism and…read morerelated areas of study and interest. I've purchased many books for myself and many gifts for friends from this wonderful little store. Nice meditation stuff too--zafus, mats, etc. Staffed by helpful and knowledge Zen students. All good..

Got my guitar restrung here. The service was excellent and fast. They have a wide range of guitars,…read moreincluding less expensive ones. I appreciated that considering where we live.

Love these guys! I've bought two beautiful instruments from them and the experience both times was…read morefantastic. They are very chill, supportive, and helpful. It's a beautiful place to find just the right guitar :) And they have a fantastic selection of ukulele's and baritone ukulele's as well!

I was completely amazed by the staff, the selection, and the over all vibe of the place. My tender…read moreknew the answer to all my questions, even knew why RH is important in the cultivation process! Nice job!

I've ordered a few times without issue. I recently ordered a delivery. When I ordered online I…read morethought I was getting a twist on cartridge not a disposable vape. The picture indicated the twist type. I received two disposable vapes. Not a big deal despite it not being what I ordered. I opened one, was able to take a few puffs before it died. These can't be charged so it's basically useless and still full. The other lasted a couple days. I called and spoke to someone who worked there and he said I needed to email the owner. I did. It's been 4 days and no response. I asked for them a refund for one despite the other crapping out pretty quickly too. No email, no response and no customer service it seems. Save your money and use another delivery service. There's many. These guys don't seem to give a sh*t about customer satisfaction when their products fail.

We rented a few games from Video Amusement for an offsite Corporate Event. The drivers arrived on…read moretime and had the games set up in no time. They were efficient. The games were durable and held up for the event. Even though we were stalled on booking our games (due to the Venue needed to help with the layout), Luiza was still openly optimistic about helping us and in the end we got all the games we wanted. We opted for Ring Toss, Giant Checkers and Clowning Around (Bean Bag Target type of game - see photo). Except for the Giant Checkers, the prices are fairly reasonable. Please note that someone else may think that the price was reasonable...it's all subjective. Here's What I Think.... They have a ton of games from which to choose. If you're in the market for arcade/carnival type games, please give them a try.

I sent in a proposal asking for specific games and pricing, as well as corporate graphics and…read morewraps, and included the location of the event. Despite the website and all socials stating they service the West Coast and listing Seattle, WA and Portland, OR both as one of their cities, they emailed back stating that Washington was out of their service range. I emailed a screenshot of their website and asked if that was another company or perhaps only certain games, and was told the following: "For your information, our office and warehouses are located in San Francisco, CA. While we do serve the Washington, Oregon, and Nevada areas, please note that due to the extended travel distance, our minimum one-day rental for events in Washington is $18,500 plus delivery." Needless to say, I would not suggest using them.