Found this gallery while on our bike ride from Half Moon Bay State Beach to Princeton by the Sea…read more This is a locally run gallery, that brings artist in each weekend. They rotate them around, so you won't always see the same items. We ended up buying from two of the vendors and I even went out of my way to go back another weekend. Can't say if they allow for parking? Or if you need to find residential parking? Located off Hwy 1. It's worth coming out to take a look at what's out there. Have fun and support local artist.

A couple blocks off Cabrillo Highway (1) along the coast of Half Moon Bay lies this art gallery…read morewith heavy helpings of local soul, whose name is literally its address. We followed signs to an art show that led us here while passing through from San Francisco to Santa Cruz. Inside, the space is tall and lit naturally through large windows. The gallery appears to attach to a home in the back and faces the ocean with a narrow lane separating it from the beach. This area has restaurants and lots of foot traffic. The art was all local with a featured artist inside painting live and carrying on conversation with visitors. Snacks were laid out on a table and the staff was very hospitable and engaging. If we lived in this area I could easily see us visiting again and again to enjoy the local artists' work. Upcoming featured artists were posted on a chalkboard by the entrance. Generally a positive experience at 337 Mirada Art. We will stop back by next time we are driving through!

Kind of smallish. But Quarry Cove Art Gallery does it's best to utilize the lobby area walls to…read morebest effect when presenting a host of various local artists. If you are in the area take 10 minutes to drop by and regard the works on the walls and in their single case. Don't forget to walk to the back of the lobby and up the staircase as more hidden gems might be found out of sight. Noted today. Quarry Cove Art Gallery owner Karen Rosenstein, indicated she would like the public to refrain from taking any photos. Quarry Cove Art Gallery is located in the publicly-accessible lobby atrium area of the same building where the Pacifica Chamber of Commerce is located.

Great little gallery at Rockaway Beach in Pacifica. If you're hiking or just going to the beach,…read moreyou can visit the gallery and always view an artist's work or a group exhibition. I was fortunate to exhibit here and love the variety of work. Pacifica Art Connection is a fun group of talented artists who exhibit in this gallery.

This dog lover loves everything about the Lab & Hound!! It's got a really nice chill vibe to lean…read moreinto at the end of a long day or to start a sweet note on the weekend. Looking forward to returning to have more of what's on the menu!!

As a dog lover and wine lover, once I saw this place, I knew I had to go check it out! The owner…read moreis so personable and the wines are phenomenal! The ambiance is casual and comfy with hints lending to the name with Labrador wallpaper, comfy couches, etc. If you're in the area, check them out!!

We happen to be next-door and decided to check this place out. I was really blown away by the…read moreamount of items. From patio decorations, pots for succulents, to huge ceramic planters. I think I ran into the two owners of the establishment and they were very friendly and helpful. You'll also enjoy the fact, that these items aren't insanely priced. We've all picked up a planner, looked at the price and put it back down. You won't have that problem here. Definitely check them out.

Kiria Koula is a gallery and bookstore located in the Mission District in San Francisco…read more The first exhibition features new work by José León Cerrillo (México) and Ilja Karilampi (Sweden), and the first bookstore features research by Paul Chan (Hong Kong).

A little odd, her page shows under Services: "Clothing…read morealterations", Clothing mending and repair", but when you call the business the voicemail states she does not do any tailoring. Misleading Yelp page...

My 7 year old son recently started taking sewing classes with Vanessa at Mad Stitches. She is great…read moreand my son loves going. He's already made a teddy bear, a pillow, a wallet and cat ears...in 1 month. I think all kids should learn to sew. It is a valuable skill. She started him off with hand sewing and when he is 8 he will learn to use the machine. She occasionally does Saturday workshops in addition to the weekday class and camps for school breaks. Her prices are excellent and the studio is super cool.

When you need to take care of your animals and you need good service and a fair price, Azevedo Feed…read moreis your destination.

Friendly, down to earth people. I go there for premium orchard grass hay for my pet bunnies…read more They let me feel bales and pick one out. Great prices, nice people!

I don't know anything about this place, except that it's not open to the public (you have to show…read moreyour resale license) and they don't carry succulents.

A fantastic family owned operation I've been doing business with for a long time. If you are in the…read moretopiary game, Manfred is your main man! While not open to the public, if you are seeking a professional resource for topiaries, I'd suggest getting in touch. Manfred and his wife are absolutely a delight to work with.