Been visiting the Ferry Building for over 2 decades+, and I still look forward to every visit. A…read morelot of businesses have come and go over the years, but it's always fun to look around. There's a farmer's market every Saturday (and another weekday) with lots of goodies, something for everyone and it's great that most vendors are now taking credit cards. Restrooms are usually clean, and depending on the day of the week or time of day, there may be a line, but usually moves quickly. Another fun fact is that there's an upstairs for events, and a handful of offices. Views can't be beat and love that the ferry picks up/drops off right by an entrance. Many benches and tables available to sit and enjoy the food and views. Accessible by BART, MUNI, or by foot. Already thinking about my next visit to the Ferry Building. #22/2026

The ferry building in SF is truly iconic and beautiful! Must visit for tourists and locals alike…read more Lots of restaurants, stores, dessert, and coffee inside. They also do weekly farmers markets outside. Upstairs space can also be rented for corporate events. I've had a couple of corporate parties here.

One Word: SENSATIONAL…read more This store is so well thought out, curated, and every element is inviting and made with love. I have found my new favorite sustainable home goods store that brings all the perfect elements of home goods: timeless items & fabulous quality. The staff are beyond is amazing, welcoming, & inviting 1000% coming back for more items and recommending to my friends

Senses is the kind of store that makes you want to drop in anytime you're in the area. The space is…read morecalming and beautiful, and you're offered a beverage as soon as you enter. There's lots of handmade gifts, many of them made locally or by Palestinian artists.

Pleasantly surprised to discover an SF version of this store (there's also another one in Albany in…read morethe East Bay). I purchased a vintage Coach crossbody bag in excellent condition. Will likely come back to peruse more of the store and what they have to offer. Prices are what you would expect from a vintage/antique shop.

Pros: - Overall, nice space!…read more - Friendly staff (though I haven't had much interaction with them) Cons: - The items are generally priced too high. I know it's an expensive neighborhood, but people often go to vintage/antiques shops specifically to find good deals. - The inventory (esp. clothes, wall art and decor) doesn't change all that much; I see many of the same items month after month. I wonder: if the prices were more reasonable, would they have more luck getting inventory in and out the door? - Bargaining is often unavailable. STUFF works with 3rd party vendors, so they may not be able to bargain with you (I tried). - The store front feels a bit stale. They painted the building a fun, bright orange, and they have a great little entry outside, but there's nothing there. It's pride this weekend as I write this, and I did notice a fun rainbow outfit inside, but it's hidden way in the back....not out in front. Consider having more fun with your display space! Neither a Pro or a Con: - STUFF's primary focus is Mid-Century Modern furniture and decor. If this is your style, great! If not, there's not much else, furniture-wise.

Thank you fabulous Flipp...now, have a little bit of "MadMen" decor in my very own apartment!…read more My current favorite obsessions are "MadMen" and adding a touch of transitional decor to my apt &, thanks to Flipp, was able to do both! I have been on the lookout for a cool new loveseat & Dan came to the rescue with the perfect find saving me hours (who am I kidding?...weeks) of furniture shopping! There were so many cool options and Dan is a pro at helping to focus on what would work and making suggestions on home decor ideas...best experience & so easy! Big bonus that you can buy piece & have it delivered that very same week. Patience may be a virtue but it is NOT one of mine - much more of an immediate gratification kinda' gal! (*see my review on Chris Rodriguez Moving Co) I will be going back to flipp for some stellar accents (so many funky little tables, lamps & excited to see the new Trina Turk pillow collection)! I really could just move into the awesome store...perfect Russian Hill location & a groovy garden. If you have a petite place but want BIG style...this is the spot & Dan is your man!

What got me into Flipp was the beautifully placed succulents just outside of the store. I've been…read moreinterested in furniture and I thought it would be interesting to check out Flipp. Although the store itself was rather small, there was a huge variety of items being sold. Not much sofas and chairs, but more like decoration. What I also liked about my visit was that there was an outside part of the store for the succulents and items that complemented it. Overall, interesting experience and I suggest you guys checking this hole-in-the-wall furniture shop!

In our yearly girls Holiday extravaganza. We stopped into Anthem in the Corte Madera~Town Center…read more What a stunning store. Something for everyone. Elegant, fun and everything in between for yourself and home. Thank you Barbara and Christie for greeting us with such warmth. YELP Elite approved..

I stumbled upon this adorable home decor shop while browsing for rustic accents, and I'm so glad I…read moredid! Their selection of throw pillows and wall art is perfect for adding warmth to any space. If you love cozy vibes as much as I do, check out https://makehomescozy.com/ for more styling tips. This store + those ideas = my dream living room!

Beautiful well done ceramics and glazing…read more Look at the colors, really simple and calming to the eye Vases and pots for your home decor or gardening Made right here in the Bay Area!

I have visited this location more than a dozen times. Not once has an employee looked up from the…read morecomputer to greet me or other customers even when it's not crowded at all. This is vastly different from the Sausalito location where a customer is actively and warmly engaged. Do the Ferry building employees get trained on ignoring customers? Or do they specifically hire zero customer service individuals? How will they know if a customer is looking to purchase a full 10- piece dining set? They should really invest in the minimal amount of customer service training. They are losing out on business or maybe they just don't care.

Every time I walk into this store I remind myself that I find this to be one of the best curated…read morelocal shops. Cleansing Palo santo, accent furniture pieces, gold details, art, books. Even when I don't have a shopping list I find things that enrich my home environment. Yes, super simple indeed!

Customer service is very horrible at this place. Just be careful of buying anything here! We went…read morethere to buy a lamp (Menu)! I wanted to send few pics to my partner on facebook to check which one is better! Hence asked shop owner i can take few pics! I was totally refused! Dint buy anything. There are lot of stores in SF for minimalist and nordic stuff!

Randomly got a few things online and picked up on my way to a reading at SF Playhouse. So happy I…read moredid! I totally forgot what a warm and inviting holiday environment Williams Sonoma creates. It's the family feeling you wish your family had. Every single person is charming and friendly, starting with the offer of some peppermint bark the minute you enter. If you need a quick dose of holiday spirit, drop in!

If you want some nice things for your house, then it's hard to top Williams-Sonoma, especially the…read moreSF store which is huge! Staff was very friendly with us yesterday and gave us a lot of attention. My daughter even got a free slice of pizza from them. Things are a little pricey, but if you want some nice French copper cookware, this place has it.