Modern Mouse is such a special gem in our community. I absolutely love the welcoming, neighborhood…read morevibe every time I walk in. The staff is incredibly kind and genuinely supportive of local makers. It is the perfect place to find unique gifts created by talented artists and small businesses. There is always something thoughtful, creative, and beautifully curated. If you are looking to shop local and support makers while finding the perfect gift, this is the spot

4 July '26-Great selection of cards, gifts, music, and clothes. Helpful service. Gay owned.read more

Loved this cute little thrift shop in a quiet neighborhood in Alameda. We stopped by while in the…read morearea and luckily found cheap street parking right around the corner. A quaint store with good lighting and friendly staff, this thrift shop isn't big but does curate a nice little collection - I saw cute tops, dresses, scarves, handbags, and jewelry. Everything was tidy and in its right place. I'm not sure if there's a dressing room since I didn't use one, but there are plenty of mirrors around the store that you can use. Bonus: all proceeds go towards their affiliated animal rescue! I picked up a patterned skirt and T-shirt here for less than $20, and my friend got a few items as well. Checking out was easy breezy, and they let us know that they're able to take most donations (though if you have anything large, best to call in ahead of time). All in all, not much more I can ask for a pleasant thrifting experience.

Service is hit or miss and similar to other reviews that mention the staff talking about shoppers…read moreafter they leave, someone working there snapped at a woman and her son for wandering into an area where she was setting up a display and then proceeded to talk poorly about them once they left. Not spending $ here for that level of nasty attitude.

Such a cute shop with so many cute vintage goodies! The shop owner is also the sweetest lady ever;…read moreSo adorable! Can't wait to come back and find more

Walking down Park on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon, I peeked into what was the back entrance of a…read morecute vintage shop. Really, I thought immediately the place was out of my price range, but a friendly stranger told me I should go look inside, offering that you could do cute date nights and make your own scents here, but then she assured me the place was black owned, and I HAD to at least see what gems were hiding inside. And there were so many! Bath salts you could mix to bring home, an oil scent lab, and all sorts of adorable accessories that caught my eye: lacy socks, perfect for Docs; some earrings at a great price point; and some sunglasses that no one else will be wearing ANYWHERE, for a mere $20! The woman working the store was just so friendly, and told us to cash is Queen in here store, if you know what I mean? But, I've found my favorite place to invest my modest disposable income at when I'm in Alameda. I'll be back to crate an oil scent roller...for $15! That's absurd. And it was sweet the store has my father's name: To Herb With Love. My mom must've been sending me angel messages.

This would have been my dream store when I was a kid. Everything is cute, and a bit leaning on the…read morefeminine side. If you've been to a Daiso store before, this one is pretty typical. If you haven't, it's a store with lots of cute discount items from Asia. There are games, toys, plushies, cute stationary, and lots of snacks. There's also household items that are attractive, but I question their durability. There are lots of gadgets that are sometimes hard to resist. This location is very convenient, near lots of food places and stores. There's plenty of parking, and the area is nice. They have self-checkout, as well as someone at the register. It's a nice place to browse and maybe walk out with a new gadget you didn't know you needed.

Happy 4th of July…read more Quality/Quantity - One of my wife's favorite brands, not mine. Just noticed they raised the price again, now starting at $2.25. Inflation continues. I was hoping to find an ice cube scoop, but failed. Amazon here I come... Atmosphere - Small location. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm; Sundays from 10am to 8pm. Plenty of mall parking, even today on this holiday. Service - Self service. Price - Still affordable. But as mentioned above, prices continue to increase. See menu of pricing. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1977, with 6,000+ worldwide locations, and over 150 in the US.

I really enjoy going to Alameda, its like a breath of fresh air…read more Downtown has tons of things to do.... Lots of different restaurants and bars and Shopping options Downtown Alameda is relatively safe, I have never had any issues here Cool place to hang out and spend the day

We had so much fun doing the Rock and Roll Beer Stroll on the island! We love beers!! I…read morepractically grew up in Alameda, living less than 5 mins from the island. If y'all never been to Alameda, you're missing out. It's such a beautiful, charming town! I always get my groceries in Alameda.

This is an old school shopping center, actually, it's so big that it's possible that it was two or…read moremore shopping centers combined. It was nice to walk around. I only came by because I was looking for a Sally store, I happened to be driving back from somewhere else and had to do a detour. They have a lot of stores such as Michaels, Target, Safeway, Sally, and some others. The food is Jolliebees, when is new, and Koja Kitchen, a major disappointment - read my review. I walked around to get some steps in and was glad to see it. I usually go to Southshore and I think that place has more to offer than this one. But it's not bad, and if in the area. I could come here. But it wouldn't be a destination. It doesn't have a beach behind it like South Shore Center does and it also isn't near street, Park St, which has an amazing food scene. So that's also a consideration. But, it's not bad, and as I said, if in the area, I may swing by.

Alameda Landing is a well designed modern shopping center in Alameda's West End. It's adjacent to…read morethe Webster Street Tube and College of Alameda. It's anchor stores are Target and Safeway. There's also a variety of trendy chain restaurants and eateries. I recently tried the brand new Jollibee, and afterwards I enjoyed frozen yogurt at Yogurtland across the street. Early development of Alameda Landing began in 2008. What used to be here? The land Alameda Landing sits on used to be a US Navy Supply Depot. Alameda Point used to be an active duty Naval Air Station, which closed in the 1990's. Old time Alameda residents might remember a drive-in movie place too. Alameda Landing draws people from all over Alameda and the surrounding communities. Everyday I see a line at the In-And-Out Burger wrapped around the block. Both anchor stores offer huge parking lots. There's several ways to get to Alameda Landing. Locals know to drive behind the Tube buildings, and enter by Target. Always a good experience, and worth a visit. https://shopalamedalanding.com/stores Welcome to Alameda, The Island City.

Love LOVE LOOOOVE FUN PARK!!! They understand how to do business and have returning customers…read more Pochoco stickers!! 8 sheets!!!! For only 6 bucks!!!! So much to choose from!!!! But I'm a sticker whore and can never get enough stickers. Love their selection for gifts too!

Such a cute fun store! So glad we have something like this in Alameda. They have so many…read moredolls/collectables (including Labubu's). The girl that helped me was sooo incredibly sweet, I didn't get her name, but if you're reading this -- thank you for being so kind! :) In love with my Kasa Doll!

I've been here twice, several years apart, and I'll come back again! They have really great items…read moreand so many options! The staff are also super nice and helpful.

I love park at vintage!! They have very kind workers and always have cool stuff! Eddie is friggin…read morecool!