Even tho the store name is now 'Everything $1.50 or less', of course not EVERY THING is $1.50 or…read moreless. They sell fruits and vegetables, they go by pound or $ amount for how many. Many different items inside from candles to napkins, make up to picture frames, snacks to drinks, utensils to small gifts. Before coming in here today, I drove around SF & Daly City looking to buy helium for balloons. My cousin couldn't find any for her daughters birthday which was in an hour!! Walmart was sold out. Target was closed. I had called Home Depot, it was said they have them in stock, went there and none to be found. Started googling, and this store popped up. I called and asked if they have HELIUM TANKS FOR SALE TO BLOW UP BALLONS, the girl who answered the phone said yes they sell helium tanks, a tank for $8, bigger tanks are more. So of course I drove there. Went in and said told them I just called, can I see the tanks, and the girl (in a hijab) showed me a helium tank. THEIR helium tank that they use to blow up their balloons for sale. I said thanks and left. Did a lot of texting with my cousins and she was at Lucky's down the street. She waited FOREVER, so she asked me to bring the balloons back here and get them blown up. Each ballon was $3, we had 26, total $85 (+tax) They also have balloons for sale, they have a huge variety of balloons taped top of the wall for you to choose from, and guess what? They're $3/ea! Not $1.50 or less. I'm grateful they were open, esp on this holiday where stores were closed. Both girls were really nice and patient. I felt kind of bad because their line was getting long, and I was holding up the line because I was getting many balloons blown up.

Unprofessional loss prevention / bag check, 1. brought clothing just checking right size before…read moreheading wasn't stealing anything snatched the bag of stuff away for no reason weren't stealing anything didn't have to be rude, 2. On the shift he was on his phone talking to a friend or a family member easily for someone to walk out with stuff not purchase, there to work not to be on the phone.. making the place of business look bad!!!

I have stopped by this shop on multiple visits to San Francisco. They have a great selection of…read moreapparel, souveneirs and personalized items! When I was here last year, I bought some super cute dog magnets for a friend, as they had both of her dogs' names available and I could not resist. The times I have visited, there has only been one clerk working and she has been very nice. I have never felt pressured while checking out all of the items they have available. We stopped by on our most recent visit (September 2026) and thought that there was so much to choose from! The shop is located on the second floor at Pier 39. If you are looking for trinkets to take home after a trip to the City, I recommend stopping by!

I keep hearing the term the Bay thrown around and it's understandable if you have to tell your…read morefriend or family member that you live in the San Francisco Bay area when you live in Burlingame or Pinole. It makes it appear San Francisco is this big city when in reality there are less than 1 million people. Also gets confusing when they think you are saying you are from the Bay but are not from San Francisco. Being born and raised in San Francisco there are a few things the city has that no other city has in the world. Only in San Francisco has Coit Tower , Golden Gate Park, Dolores Park, Mission District Burrito, and great Cioppino. There is a place to show off you arrived in the city and its Only in San Francisco at Pier 39. Inside Only in San Francisco you will see all things San Francisco. You will see hoodies and bucket hats which displays San Francisco. They also have mugs and bags along with keychains and magnets which says San Francisco. It seems like tourist like wearing gear that says San Francisco more than locals ( locals like wearing ironic symbols and logos of SF with nicknames of San Francisco). Remember this place it's not called Only in Frisco or Only in San Fran ( don't start another social media debate about the city name)it's called " Only in San Francisco " Only in San Francisco is located San Francisco not "The Bay" it's located across from the San Francisco "Hard Rock Cafe" next to the big Christmas tree "display" I take no short cuts so it's Only in San Francisco "every day all day" Only in San Francisco is the store "name " but some "claim "The Bay but don't live in San Francisco and it's not the "same " because living in San Francisco is different than living in Pinole, Corte Madera, or "Burlingame"

I love this boutique! there is a wonderful collection of quality handbags, clothing, home items,…read moretravel items, and more. I purchased a Baggalini handbag and adorable British Museum coasters. It was a quick stop while I was catching my connection. Prices were very reasonable. I plan to stop in this little gem of a store each time I'm around the area of D,E Gates.

Cal Lifestyle is located on the left hand side of the Concourse of Terminal 3 (post security) -…read morejust as you are entering the Food Court area. It has a little of this and a little of that: tourist knick knacks, jewelry, wines, some convenience store stuff, snacks, and more. A little pricey - but that is par for the course for all such Airport shops.

This family-owned dollar store on Mission Street has been serving the community for over 20 years…read more In a city where businesses come and go, this spot has remained a reliable go-to for locals through thick and thin, from inflation to all the ups and downs San Francisco throws at small businesses. You'll find everything from everyday essentials to hidden gems at prices that still feel fair, even as costs rise everywhere else. The store is clean, organized, and always stocked with a little bit of everything--perfect for quick stops or surprise finds. Recently painted and updated signs If you're in the area, skip the big chains and support a business that's truly part of the community. Places like this are rare, and we're lucky to have it still standing strong on Mission.

Rude employees . They want you to leave your purse at the front . I refused and left! The store…read moreisn't worth coming to,

I like how the CCSF Main Campus has two bookstores. I was pretty much a regular at both stores when…read moreI attended classes at City College SF. Main bookstore - textbooks with some notebooks (not the portable computers), snacks and beverages. Annex bookstore - school supplies, clothing, accessories, newspapers, snacks and beverages. MUNI Adult "A" and Senior "S" Monthly Fast Passes were sold at both bookstores until MUNI transitioned to the Clipper Smart Fare Card. I still make stops at both bookstore sites for snack food and beverage items from time to time. Friendly staff members and good customer service. Here are the current hours of operations for this bookstore: Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 6:00 pm Friday 8:30 am - 2:00 pm

I like this Shitty..I mean City College Bookstore... this is the Annex…read more.. It used to be called "California Books" back in the day. Now it is part of the CCSF Bookstore. It is a great alternative to the "MAIN" Bookstore on campus (50 Phelan Ave) Bookstore Annex - School Supplies & Merchandise The Bookstore Annex at 11 Phelan Avenue, formerly California Bookstore, is now open for all of your supply needs. We offer a large line of CCSF clothing, CCSF logo items, gifts, snacks, sundries, and electronics including calculators, CD players, computers and computer supplies, reference books, and of course school supplies. New products and services will be added as the semester continues. I just bought some Fritos Chilli Cheese for 99 cents. That was about 10:18am. Snack?? Lunch?? I had just checked out a cataloging and classification class Libr 55A that I am NOT going to take. Too Basic. I need metadata, taxonomy, folksomnies, tag clouds.... hahahaha I love the laminated study aids though. Great Audio accessories.... Look for the New Mac Air here too. Infodiva out....

i want to give 2 thumbs up to Mr. Thomas, because when i came to the store with the purpose of…read morebuying jeans,no one approached me except him. with his professional customer service skill, he be able to fulfill all my needs. hope if i come back to SF, i will see him again . i really appreciate for his help.

It's seems I have to play tourist and tour guide on some holiday weekends. People I talk to from…read morearound the United States and the world seem to have a confusion when it comes to the term " The Bay". You see I met people from Montego Bay and Green Bay and some are even confused at Fisherman' Wharf when they think Monterey Bay aquarium is in the San Francisco. The term the Bay seems like catch all marketing term for the region surrounding San Francisco. I make sure if it's in San Francisco not to use the term the Bay to cause any mass confusion. I was born and raised in San Francisco simple and plain. So when I went The Bay store at Fisherman Wharfs it was in the city and county limits of San Francisco. The Bay is a store which serves souvenirs of all things San Francisco. This store has NBA, NFL, MLB licensed merchandise which some souvenir stores don't carry. They also have ironic T-shirts and clothing along with refrigerator magnets. You can also find different types of hats along with housewares that have San Francisco on the logo. This is a good place to check out if you are looking for San Francisco related merchandise. What you won't find any other shirts or merchandise from any Bay Area city other than San Francisco. You won't see a shirt that says Oakland or any other surrounding cities. So if anybody is flying to the Super Bowl in 2026 it's not in San Francisco and definitely do not fly to the Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport and remember you are miles away. The closest airport to the Super Bowl would be San Jose Mineta Airport because the 49ers Levi's stadium is in the Bay ( not Green Bay) in Santa Clara. The term which is confusing to reference about San Francisco is the term "Bay" is a construct catch all term for the surrounding cities which is often lost in translation if it's attached to another place like "Monterey" inside the store you will see lots of San Francisco items on " display" people think San Francisco its Halloween every time because the people wear the Halloween colors of the SF Giants gear "everyday " The store named The Bay is located in San Francisco and not the Monterey Old Fisherman's "Wharf " the term The Bay just got out of control and just " morph" into people thinking just because you are next door or a few miles away you are on the" turf " in San Francisco the best city on " earth"

Wharf Outdoors is our fav souvenir shop at Fisherman's Wharf. It has every kind of souvenir you…read morecan want to buy for yourself or to buy gifts to bring home. San Francisco t-shirts, sweatshirts, keychains, wallets, bags, kitchen paraphernalia, playing cards, jewelry... you name it, they got it. I come here every single time we're in San Francisco. Some things are the same but there's always something new for me to purchase. The clothing items are very good quality. At the very back of the store, there are items that are on SALE and CLEARANCE. I always find something there!!! If you're looking for San Francisco souvenirs, come check out Wharf Outdoors. Plus it's across the street from my favorite San Francisco restaurant CIOPPINO'S.

It's an ok place to shop for souvenirs. Everything is a wee bit overpriced because of the…read morelocation. I purchased a shot glass for a friend at work but had been hoping to bring back a little magnet or something for everyone (7 total) but at $8 or more a pop, that wasn't going to happen. Again, it's ok and although not surprised at the prices, I had been hoping for a couple of $3 - $4 items.

Date of visit: Nov 22, 2020 *Decent spot…read more *Employees got their masks on. *Greeted us. *Went in cus was walking by & saw the sign that they make key copies; which was done quite quickly. *Items in the shop were typical like other shops surrounding it: beanies, hats, sweat pants, etc. (Nothing really impressive to me.) *I picked up the cheapest beanie in there $2.99 cus I lost one of my favorites. *Employees talk very soft & quietly. *The woman helping us, I didn't need a bag, but she folded everything and placed items on top of each other in such a very careful, gently manner; I really appreciated. Overall, I'd say decent place. Mainly because I genuinely did not feel "wowed" about the experience.

Dora, Cinderella, Cars, Spiderman, Batman you name it, they sell it here…read moreRolling backpacks, regular backpacks, clothes, wallets etc. Tons of San Francisco touristy knick-nacks.