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.

With a vast array of games available for event rentals, Video Amusement proved to be the perfect…read morechoice for our recent gathering. The delivery team's professionalism was impressive, and the games themselves were not only visually stunning but also well-maintained. It was evident that the team takes great pride in their work, ultimately ensuring that this aspect of our event was exceptionally well-executed and hassle-free. Many thanks!

Cool shop for last minute gifts and such. Lots of options. I liked the little crab and handcuff…read morekeychains. If you need a snack or beverage before your flight they have solid options. And last minute travel accessories.

Typical overpriced airport store. I'm always ready and able, if not willing, to pay these…read moreridiculous prices; but this place takes the cake with its differential price-gouging on different kinds of what most people would consider the same snacks. Now that Southwest has absconded to Terminal 2, Skyline News & Gifts may turn out to be the very last business I ever gave business to in Terminal 1. That's sad, because that overdone terminal was definitely starting to grow on me! The man working here when I overpaid for my snacks and drink was very friendly.

I absolutely ADORE this bookstore at the SFO airport. It's always a must stop for me to look for a…read morenew book to bring home to the kiddo after a work trip to the Bay Area. They also have really eclectic other items like music artists, stationary and little Knick knacks. They have so many cool and unique items you can't help but browse and buy something!

Green Apple Bookstore is good shop inside SFO airport. Unlike the typical airport bookstore chains,…read morelike Hudson News, Green Apple has a shelf dedicated to local authors, which I love because it's a great way to support up-and-coming writers. One shelf that really stood out was a display highlighting the store's most-loved (or most popular) book for every year over the past 40 years. Such a creative idea! So, which book would represent your birth year? Share with me via message on Yelp! Whenever my flight gets delayed, which it did so I walked to this bookstore and treat it as an opportunity to pick up a new book. It's an unexpected way to make the trip a little more better :)).

District Market is the convenience store to hit in SFO for those "ah, I forgot to pack something!"…read moremoments in Terminal 3. Yes, it has food, beverages and snacks for purchase. But you can find those elsewhere. District Market is great in all the other things it also has. Books, chargers, headphones, things to amuse your children on the flight, clothes (not just the souvenir ones), luggage, bags, travel toiletries, a small cosmetics section and even some wine. And, the stars for me: See's Candies and Ghirardelli chocolates. The two local specialty gifts I bring to people when I fly out of SFO. I tend to forget to grab gifts, or maybe another person is added to my itinerary at the last minute. District Market has saved me many times regarding last minute gifts. The store is located right by the main food court in the terminal, and next to the restrooms. Self checkout kiosks galore in the store. Like most airport stores, it's very lightly staffed but easy enough to find what you need by the clearly marked sections of the store.

A nice market located in the San Francisco airport. I stopped in for some See's candy. At one…read moretime, you could only find See's candy in San Francisco Bay Area at their stores. Now you can find many outlets at the airports and different standalone spots. A very well stocked market with food, trinkets, clothing, books, magazines, and more.

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.

Best acoustic guitar selection in San Francisco. Nice guys…read moretoo. Stop in and spend some time trying out a bunch of beautiful guitars. Then buy one and take it home. Be happy.

SFO News Connection is located post security in Terminal 3 by the food court…read more Whenever I fly through SFO - I stop in at the SFO News Connection to replenish my bottled water supplies and pick up anything else I need for the flight home. They sell all sorts of bottled sodas snacks, books, magazines, newspapers, toiletries, and tourist knick-knacks...

This shop focuses heavily on snack foods and candy, so of course I liked it instantly. They have a…read morelarge variety of candies and snacks at the prices you would expect in an airport terminal. The women behind the counter were very friendly and upbeat and I enjoyed browsing here and buying treats.

Carlos came through big time for my wife and I on our special day back in July. I procrastinated…read moreon booking our first DJ and with just over a month to go we had no one. Since our original DJ was booked, he suggested I go to Carlos, and my wife and I met him later that week. Our meeting went great and he made really great suggestions on how our reception should go with our choices of music Our reception started off a bit slow, but after dinner and our first dance it was poppin, just about every song on point and Carlos would come to is to make sure we were comfortable and also make suggestions on what should happen next, he would also be in communication with our caterer to make sure everything ran smoothly. Carlos went above and beyond and if my wife and I (and all our guest I'm sure) could give him more than five stars we would, it was a bit of a blessing I lagged on booking the first DJ then ran into Carlos. Worth every penny.

I would highly recommend Knight Sounds Entertainment for any large or small events needs. Carlos,…read moreRalph and their team I worked with was wonderful! Very professional, kind, and they well prepared on our 200+ peoples event. Set up all audio, video system with a quick turnaround time as well. Ralph so pro, was extreme flexible and listened to exactly what we wanted and the finished perform beat our expectations. I'm so glad I chose Knight Sounds Entertainment.

Most shopping malls are mostly located in the suburbs. This particular mall will be closing in the…read morefuture. This place has history and where Seabiscuit raced. This mall has the missing link of the chain stores missing in San Francisco which is a bookstore with lots of square footage. This is the biggest bookstore closest to San Francisco without crossing a bridge. The best part of this is bookstore is you can reading the books and inside at the Cafe is a hybrid Starbucks and Cheesecake Factory without the savory plates and 20 page menu. This place is also a mix of study hall, workspace ,and social gathering spot. The last of the best physical book store is at the Tanforan Mall at Barnes and Noble where you can enjoy a cup of coffee and a slice of cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory. A place with historical past and carries a new spirit since the days of Seabiscuit Before it's gone and then you will miss it and go to the Barnes and Noble at Tanforan Mall before it gets redevelop for a final visit

Sad. Last day is May 2, 2026. Closing sale in full swing. Can only access/exit bookstore via the…read moreoutside exit of Barnes & Noble. The mall entrance is closed. The next closest B&N is in Burlingame. Sad.