Grocery Has a fab grocery store. Full service with meat,…read moreseafood, bakery, and all the others. Good selection of wine, beer and liquor. Very helpful staff.

This is a huge upscale lively place. In the evening, on a Thursday, there were two bands playing…read more One in in the FNAC electronics store, and another in the upscale food "super court ", wine, beer, sushi, tapas, empanadas, oysters cheese and more were offered a very low party prices. There's a big supermarket downstairs, and a giant Zara store on the upper floors, plus a number of sit down restaurants. Located less than a block from the cathedral.

If you come to San Sebastian and the airlines lose your luggage (like they did mine) Arrco is a…read moregood spot to hit. It was a ten minute walk from my hotel which was an added bonus. They also have a parking garage underneath and bus stop and taxi lane right outside. Most of the stores in San Sebastian are specialty shops and you could easily spend a few hours walking between all of them just to get a complete change of clothes, and usually won't find everything you need. A little frustrating for us Americans accustomed to having everything under one roof. Arrco had everything I needed. The below ground level is a food store where you can get all your grocery shopping done and pick up any hygeine/cosmetic gear you require. They also have a decent selection of beer and liquor. The street and upper levels have clothing stores and spots to grab a quick drink, coffe, or light snack. I was able to buy a few outfits to replace the ones lost in my checked bag, soap, shampoo, etc., beer, as well as a backpack to tote it all back to the hotel in. Finally drinking cold beer and getting a shave! A very productive day!

Fantastic service and best coffee in San Sebastien! Alfredo…read moreand his wife are amazing! Alfredo owns a barista school and takes his coffee very seriously. He ensures that his coffee is ethically and naturally sourced. On a personal note, Alfredo went out of his way to recommend a restaurant for us outside of the touristy area. He even made the reservation for us and had them prepare the food ahead of time. We love his musical selection as well! If you are nearby, get a great cup of java and the best service in town!

You would never know it but this is some of the best coffee in San Sebastian. Barista has magic…read morecoffee powers.

You HAVE TO visit this store...it will blow you away…read more And I dare you to walk out without buying at least one....it's impossible. This store will SO brighten your day!

Best rubber duck store in San Sebastián for sure. Maybe all of Basque Country…read more They've got em all. Elvis, Marilyn. Stoners. Devils and Trump (the devils are the ones with the horns).

I think Pimkie in this shopping district is very good. I like how not crowded it is and it also…read morecarries very nice winter pastel colored sweaters and scarves, more than other stores I've been into. If you show up at around 8 it's not too crowded. I picked up two wrap scarves and 4 pieces of jewelry, I think in general, this is a sizable shop and it carries many French clothing with the dresses on the smaller side for the ever slim Spaniards. I would come back to shop here, considering the next closest Pimkie is 25 miles away.

This is the old traditional market in Old Town San Sebastian. The stands are open during select…read morehours of the day, so depending on what you want (fish, meat, vegetables, etc), you might need to check the business hours to make sure they are open when you go there. I went down (most of the stands are in the basement of the old building) to check out the offerings, but mainly because they had a Lidl grocery store down there as well. It was a good thing to find a full service grocery store in the Old town, so convenient to many of the major sights.

At the basement of La Bretxa shopping center is a food market where local chefs go to pick up the…read morelatest catch. There's a wide array of local products from seafood to canned goods to ham legs. There are also farm stands outside that sell flowers, veggies and cheese. Worth a stop whether you want to pick up a few things for home/souvenirs or just to see the selection and experience some local Basque vibes.

Great shoe store with wide variety of selection. All made in Spain…read more The owner is helpful and accommodating. Shoes can be for male and female.

Adorable, welcoming, child-friendly shop offering coffees, desserts, wines, and a variety of…read moreobjects to purchase from mugs to pillow cases. The storefront is characteristic of a childhood fairy tale, bright colors with fun font. The fairy tale continues on the interior, especially for kids. The store also hosts birthdays for children. There is quite a bit of room with tables and a comfy pink floral couch, lower to the ground so it is easier for kids to sit on it. They have books, puzzles and toys that children are welcome to play with while their family members enjoy the beverages. The desserts vary in size which is great for accommodating customers with different appetites. I ordered a croissant with a cafe con leche. They have great signage! There is a sign over the espresso clearly stating the milks on offer for coffee beverages. They also have their free WiFi information on a board. Very helpful! The croissant is seriously the best I've ever had in my life. The coffee was great. There is a back room with sale items, including child sized aprons and floor mats. They have clean bathrooms available for customers. I returned again today to buy a small stationary booklet created by a local artist. The shopkeeper kindly wrapped it for me in pink flamingo paper, free of charge. How nice is that? Needless to say, this is THE place I would frequent if I lived here. I love it!