We popped into this store as the ambiance from the street was so nice. We met one of the owners,…read morePoy, who warmly greeted us. We had a great time browsing her store and gearing about how she and her sister opened the store. There are so many wonderful pieces for sale, vintage clothing, candles, jewelry, soaps and more.

This vintage shop has curated goods opened by friendly sisters that are AAPI…read more Their selection of goods are cute and interesting. I enjoy coming here to peruse eclectic things. It's a good add to the neighborhood.

Love Street is a little off the beaten path but would be completely at home on Haight or Valencia…read more So many cool, funky, unique things. I've been on a 70s polyester kick lately, buying up all the wildly patterned, wide-lapelled blazers I can find. I dropped in here over the weekend for the first time to see what they had and found 70s prints galore and a bunch of amazing jackets to try on. My favorite was a red, white, and blue chevron duster but it had a few issues, such as seams open in three areas and a number of fabric pulls. There were also some confusingly-placed buttons randomly sewn/pinned on but at least those are always nice to have as back-ups. In retrospect I feel a little guilty about having hinted at a discount. It's a fun and special piece and I feel lucky to have it. Thankfully, though, the young lady at the counter was totally gracious about it. In the end, it was worth the hour-ish I spent that evening closing up the seams, pulling through the larger fabric snags, and removing the superfluous buttons. I should note that my duster seemed to be an exception because everything else I looked at was in terrific vintage condition. This is a wonderful shop and I am so excited to have finally found it!

Love Street is a great spot to shop for fun and unique vintage clothing and accessories. Their…read morecollection of Zuni and Navajo jewelry is amazing. They have designer brands and non designer brands-- leather, wool, silk... mostly items for women but some cool things for men too. It's worth stopping by and exploring the treasures here. The lady at the counter was super sweet! We left with a nice cashmere dress, elegant yet stylish, and a plaid Pendleton wool shirt... both under $100 each and with zero blemishes. Great quality, decent price, fun and relaxed vibe.

If you're looking for a place that supports artists, Heath Ceramics is the place. They have a wide…read moreselection ranging from kitchenware, ceramics, toys, art prints, and even tiles! The prices are fairly high, so come prepared to either spend quite a lot or walk out with only a few or no pieces depending on your budget. During my visit, Felicia Chiao was having an exhibit there with a few pieces up for sale. However, they were definitely artistic pieces of plates and bowls, as they were in the $1000s range and I wouldn't dare to use a $1000 bowl to eat cereal out of. I ended up getting a cute gnome. When I went to check out, the person working was telling me about how she also owns some of the gnomes and even helped to wrap it nicely in paper to make sure it traveled back safely with me.

Subtly beautiful and sturdy dinnerware and subway tiles presented in an equally understated upscale…read moresetting. Wow.. Just around the corner in the same building as Tartine Manufactory is Heath Ceramics, located in the chic former industrial district called Potrero Hill. Stroll inside and you will find rows and rows of simple sturdy dinnerware that is thicker than most, and finished in a range of earthy subtle colors that can serve at a beautiful understated backdrop to the food that will be served upon it. Mind you, the prices aren't inexpensive here, but the quality is worth it, even for just a couple of pieces to cherish and take home. It's about $60/each for a dinner plate, with prices hovering around that for most pieces. Heath also makes a range of wall tiles, and their manufacturing facility dominated by a pair of massive kilns is just behind the glass windows. Be sure to check out the simple display area at the entrance that details the history of Heath Ceramics, with a newsstand next door too, also run by Heath Ceramics! A bit of a non-sequitur there, but cool to see also!

Wow. Where do they get their inventory?! I've never seen this big a selection of well-kept vintage…read more Be sure to look at the items along the ceiling. Everyone was friendly and accommodating and I found the unusual evening wear I was looking for. Reasonable price for such gorgeous items.

I had an experience very similar to another reviewer's: two female staff closely followed me around…read morethe store and hovered near me while pretending to adjust racks. When I paid by credit card, I was asked for ID and told that "credit card thefts are very common here." I have lived in the U.S. for years and never get asked for ID for ordinary retail purchases, so in the context of being watched throughout the store, this felt like racial profiling rather than a neutral store policy. What made the experience especially upsetting was the contrast between the store's self-presentation and how I was treated. This is a vintage/counterculture-looking space in San Francisco, with a sign at the entrance advertising itself as the city's "No. 1" vintage store, yet I was made to feel like a risk object rather than a customer. I did not feel welcome or trusted as a non-white customer, and I would not feel comfortable returning.

Karrie and her sister are amazing. They take the time and talk to you and not only show you around…read morethe store, but give suggestions. There are lot of unique and amazing items. You could spend hours there! Prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend. You will always find something that you like. I sure did

I have been in this delightful shop a few times and each time I pop in there are new and…read moreinteresting things. I've never left without buying something magical. The sisters that own the shop are so kind and friendly and I always enjoy chatting with them. They care about their store and their customers feeling welcome. I have owned a retail business and I know how tough it can be and these ladies have always greeted me with warmth and kindness, no matter who was their customer before I walked in. Please support this great store and these lovely women. Love this spot!

Best curated secondhand store in SF! And a great place to sell your designer clothes to. They have…read morean excellent combo of streetwear and luxury pieces and the style of the store is on point. Highly recommend.

Sold a bunch of clothes here and loved the whole experience!…read more I'm on my way now to sell more clothes!!

A great place for gifts, love the candle selection & the staff is always friendly & helpfulread more

Recently in 2025 the Glen Park neighborhood in San Francisco was named the #35 Best Neighborhoods…read morein the World by Time Out ( timeout.com). I can vouch for how fantastic Glen Park is an unique place where I enjoy going here since it's nearby to where I live and has lots of places to enjoy a bit of everything from a place eat and drink. For decades I always enjoyed hanging around Glen Park because it has a good vibe and a model of an ideal residential neighborhood in San Francisco. I am in this neighborhood all the time. It is also a good place to enjoy a place to hike in the Glen Canyon Park. There is a place in the Glen Park neighborhood where they sell lots of fun stuff from books to celebratory cards along with art and it's also a gift shop. On a November autumn stroll through Chenery street in San Francisco Glen Park neighborhood I enjoy going to Perch because it has lots of interesting items available along with some art on the walls. It feels as you stepped inside a small art gallery which sells jewelry, stationaries, special occasion cards, kitchen items, and some good books about drinks and food. When visiting the Glen Park neighborhood in San Francisco plan a visit and stop at Perch on Chenery street. Go to Glen Park if you are in "search" for novelties and interesting "merch " and it's available inside a store called "Perch" if you haven't gone to Glen Park better do some online " research" Come to one of the best neighborhoods ranked #35 in the world by Time Out ( timeout.com) as it was " written" and enjoy a stroll all four seasons with the neighborhood charm you will be "smitten" go to the Perch which is located on Chenery street and the cross street is called Diamond and it's a gem that is " hidden"

Great sale and wonderful service lots of clothing to choice from the selection was amazing and so…read moremuch of it. And the text alerts for sales helps out a lot

They've been getting a bit greedy with the prices, I donate here all the time and usually go here…read moreto donate instead of Greedwill. Lately I've stopped donating and instead opt for selling it to second street, wasteland, crossroads and Poshmark. They overprice donated items they get for free!! So I'll just sell them myself and get what money they get from overpricing MY donated items.