Amazing gifts and talented and amazing owners. It's a must-go-to if you are in Pacifica or anywhere…read moreclose.

This place is a true gem! My favorite place to get my toddler T shirts that excite him to get ready…read moreand show our love for Pacifica. Super engaging toys for little ones and the highest of quality clothing for all ages and sizes! Big fans of this business and the value they bring to Pacifica.

This cute little shop is right off the side of Highway 1, overlooks the ocean, and is next door to…read morea coffee shop. The perfect shopping conditions, imo. They have lots of unique and cool vintage in all sizes. There are also accessories, creative stickers, and my favorite--turquoise jewelry. They can also add custom embroidery to items, for a very reasonable cost! This shop feels so cozy, and we were greeted and felt welcome! My boyfriend and I were in Montara on vacation, and stopped in on our last day visiting. I'm so glad we did, because both found something we had to have. I hope to be back soon!

Tidepool has a lil treasure for everyone. It's plopped right on highway one, sunken into the rugged…read morecliffs of one of my favorite stretches of California coastline. There's lots of sweet vintage finds, the kind of pieces that you covet for a lifetime: a small (but eclectic) collection of records, cool old art books, thoughtfully made jewelry, naturey smelling candles and a hodgepodge of ceramics, tshirts, and other doodads made by the owner, who is so, so kind and welcoming. Tidepool has a made excellent use out of front yard too- oftentimes when I've gone there's been a very sweet man selling African mud cloths and baskets. The shop also has a dreamy backyard where you can catch some rays (if you're lucky). Do yourself the favor of making this a pit stop or a final destination

Great selection of gifts for adults and children. Nice natural cosmetics and beautiful puppets…read more Great location a couple of short blocks from the ocean. There is a great diner nearby called Breakers, with ocean view tables.

Such a cute shop , I was shopping for my 3 grand daughters ages 20,18,2 , My sister was with me, it…read morewas a young girl working the counter , she wasn't friendly what so ever no welcome in or a hello, didn't even acknowledge us FYI I'am a person of color yes this is relevant .. a Lady a white lady walked in she greeted her with a smile and welcome in , I thought was it me ? hmm so I went to visit again when she was there same thing happened so I was right it was a race thing that's too bad it's 2025 enough is enough her parents must be so proud because hate is taught in the home that's where it starts ! I have a huge family none of us will ever be buying anything from a place that employs such horrible hateful people ! too bad i was decorating my youngest grand daughters room ... they have some beautiful items i really liked !

Royal Bee is a super cute little shop with yarn, things you would need to knit or crochet, and even…read moresome embroidery items. I even discovered some notions that were new to me! You'll find unique items if you're searching for a little gift for your favorite knitter or crocheter. They don't sell knitting patterns, but you can easily find these online. They have some knitted sample pieces for inspiration and examples of what a yarn would look like knitted up. The lady at the shop is so warm, friendly and helpful. The store even has a small seating area, for knitting get togethers, and also a patio in the back. It's a relaxing area to knit on a nice day. I've never had any difficulty finding parking in the area.

Amazing, eclectic selection, fantastic service. Great place to hang out. They have a beautiful…read morebackyard where you can host parties. Love this shop.

This store has an extensive collection of yarn. Buttons, magazines, and other knitting materials…read moreare also available. Kathryn, the owner, was extremely helpful and friendly. As a beginner to knitting, she was able to help me find the materials needed for the project I wanted to do. No frills, sales tricks, or gimmicks- just genuine guidance and honest advice which I really appreciated.

Came here on a whim and it did not disappoint! The owners were incredibly friendly and helpful!…read moreBiggest yarn selection I've seen EVER and at a very reasonable price! Will 100% be coming back!

Easily the coolest store in HMB. The store its self is beautifully decorated from floor to ceiling…read more Definitely a haven for nostalgia and vintage fashion lovers. There's something there for everyone! The lady at the front was beyond helpful and sweet. She really helped us out picking the perfect gifts. I will definitely be back!

This is a great place for gifts and novelty items. I purchased a coin purse by Anne Taintor and…read moresome hand sanitizer that says "You nasty!". Haaa! Anyway, it's cool to browse through. The clothing is really not my style. It 's a mashup of ratchet meets 50's vixen babe with a dash of Bourbon street night walker. Lots of lace, dark colors, sheer items, fishnet panty hose, awkward heels, etc. They offer men's clothing, too. The store owner was on the phone the entire time while I was there, so he didn't greet/smile/acknowledge anyone that walked through his door. That was a bummer. There are several of these little shops along Main St. in Half Moon Bay, so you're not missing out on much. If customer service is a priority for you, this is not your place. If you don't mind wandering aimlessly throughout the store and browsing the variety of knick knacks...come on in!

Great selection. I loved walking inside (after all, I went in with my partner spontaneously and had…read moreno plans to buy anything.) I haven't knitted in years but was recently traveling in Copenhagen with a friend and she made a point to visit so many yarn stores, I think it rubbed off on me. Anyways, no one greeted us. There were a few customers in the store while some women were crocheting or knitting at a table in the back. We walked by them (I even scooted a chair in) to look at yarns and they didn't stand up or say anything. Finally, dad and his daughter walked over saying they wanted to buy something so I went over to get in line behind them with some yarns. Bad service, nice selection of yarn as well as books and patterns and accessories. Not cheap but organized nicely and easy-to-find items (which is important when there's no one there to help you.)

I stopped by Fengari Fiber Arts over the weekend and was impressed by their warm and friendly…read morecustomer service, well-merchandised displays, and excellent selection of Jody Long yarns. They even said Jody Long had visited the shop in person- wow! They had plenty of wool, alpaca, silk, and more-- a good, high-end selection overall. The two women who were working were very nice and provided me with a lot of feedback (when asked) on yarns for various projects. I loved their cute Pride display and left with some beautiful Juniper Moon Cumulus yarn. If they'd had more in the colorway I'd chosen, I would have bought more. I don't visit Half Moon Bay frequently, but if I find myself in the area again, I will definitely stop by.

I went in today while waiting for a table next door. I found a little modern ring that I liked, the…read moreprice tag attached to it said $16.00, I decide to purchase. The woman rings me up and says "it'll be $26.50", I say "I thought it was $16?" She says "no..." then looks at the price and says "oh". Long story short she did nothing except tell me she couldn't charge $16 for the ring and asked if I still wanted it. I said no. I don't think she was the owner as she said "I'll have to talk to her about it" assuming she meant talk to the owner about displaying pricing as one thing and trying to charge customers more. To the owner, this is illegal in California. https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/business-and-professions-code/bpc-sect-12024-2/ California Code, Business and Professions Code - BPC § 12024.2 (a) It is unlawful for any person, at the time of sale of a commodity, to do any of the following: (1) Charge an amount greater than the price, or to compute an amount greater than a true extension of a price per unit, that is then advertised, posted, marked, displayed, or quoted for that commodity. (2) Charge an amount greater than the lowest price posted on the commodity itself or on a shelf tag that corresponds to the commodity, notwithstanding any limitation of the time period for which the posted price is in effect. I was really annoyed that she chose not to honor the price displayed and was surprised she didn't even attempt to rectify the situation in anyway other than "oh well, do you still want it?"

When my friend asked the person at the counter "what's their name?" while pointing at the dog…read moresleeping on the floor, the person feigned confusion and said "I didn't know there was two of them". Transphobia doesn't get my business. Only nice thing about the place was their dog Tucker (he/him). The star is for him.