As a new watch owner, I wanted my first purchase to be meaningful, and CH Premier in Palo Alto…read moreabsolutely delivered. David helped me, and I couldn't have asked for a better guide through the process. I came in knowing what I liked aesthetically, but not fully understanding movements, GMT functions, long-term care, or how different brands compare. David broke everything down clearly without ever making me feel inexperienced. What I appreciated most was how passionate and knowledgeable he is about watches at every level. Whether discussing entry-level pieces or high-end collectors' watches, he spoke with the same depth and respect. It felt less like a sales interaction and more like a conversation with someone who truly loves horology. If you're thinking about starting your watch journey, or adding to your collection, this is the place to do it. And ask for David! Great experience from start to finish. Thank you David.

Horrible customer service, got there no one asked for help, and when I did they were basically…read moremocking me, being rude and straight disrespectful. This place needs better customer care.

This is an interesting store located on Castro street , Mountain View…read more It is called " Therapy Stores " because it carries so many cute items that would made you smile I love the painted shells , mini ceramic vases and trays . Some handmade dolls and animals: men and women mini felt dolls , stuffed animals that are so cute ! There are earrings , hair clips , leather handbags , wallets , pens , umbrellas with colorful duck heads , etc You would definitely find one that will make you smile !

IMHO Just go in…read morealready! This is a great store to browse through after you've had a great meal on Castro St. There are so many fun, hilarious, whimsical and cute items to look at, from tea towels, coffee mugs, coffee table books, clothing, plush Jelly cat animals, jewelry, etc., etc. I didn't buy anything this trip, but it was sure fun looking around!

I used Fashionphile for the first time because I had quite a few designer bags I was no longer…read moreusing. I made an appointment a few weeks in advance and Nicole was very helpful over the phone as well as emails. I went directly to the 3rd floor of the NM in Palo Alto where they're located. I was greeted right away and was told to leave my items so they can authenticate them and they would call me when they were ready with my quote. I walked around Stanford for a bit until they called. Nicole was ready with my quote and she explained everything so clearly. Their authentication process, etc. She showed me the quote for each item to make sure I was satisfied with them and gave me the different payment options that I had. She made sure we checked multiple times to make sure the information was correct so the payment wouldn't get delayed. When I got home, she has already emailed me a thank you as well as a copy of the contract and receipt. I will definitely be back when I have to sell more designer items. Nicole and everyone at the front desk were so helpful, patient, and kind. Thank you, Nicole, for an amazing experience!

I have a lot of designer items that is collecting dust in my closet. I posted them in other sites…read moreand it sat there for a long time. Then, a friend recommended Fashiopile. I started by opening an account online. I took photos of my items and uploaded the photos in their website. Within a couple of days I get an estimated quote for a buyback or consignment. I liked the price so I brought my items directly to the Palo Alto location. I was greeted by Laura and the Manager Adrian. They were super nice and friendly. Adrian took my items to validate and review them. I sign the agreement and just like that my items were sold. A couple of days after drop off the payment for my items were in my bank. Super easy, convenient and people at the location are amazing. There's also an option to mail your items if you choose that route. I opted to bringing the items to their store. Overall, I rate the service, process and pricing 5/5

I love the jewelry at this spot! They have plenty of options to choose from and they feel very one…read moreof one if you know what I mean. The pricing suits the quality, I purchased a pair of earrings that are perfect and at a good price. I never realized it was at the same shopping center as Safeway, a true hidden gem!

I have loved Shady Lane at their past and present locations. This is one of the places I go…read moreregularly for family gifts. They staff is passionate and knowledgeable about the makers whose work they carry, and they carry such a wide selection of unique items by local artisans, as well as by global artisans. Most of the items I have purchased at Shady Lane fall under the category of jewelry, but I have also been very pleased with their selection of offbeat, small-maker clothing and outerwear. I appreciate that I can buy holiday gifts for a wide range of family members, from babies to adults, under one roof. A typical visit for me involves spending between ten and ninety minutes poring over their collection of Trollbeads (IYKYK). Then I move on to the artisan jewelry, the crystals, and the small woodworking (think jewelry boxes). And then, when possible, I blow kisses to the little dog behind the counter! I've also been to a few of their special events over the years, including a PassionArt Designs glass bead extravaganza. PS: It's taken me years and years to finish this review because it's one of my favorite places ever!

Romi carries unique and funky clothes, jewelry and accessories from a variety of designers. I'm…read morealways guaranteed to find THE dress for a special occasion and can never leave the store empty-handed! The salespeople are always very attentive and helpful in finding the right size, fit and style for me. If they don't have an item in stock, they'll recommend another store that does. They will definitely go out of their way to help you. Don't miss out on the sales. You'll find some great pieces at a great price!

Staff are not friendly nor helpful. No one greeted or smiled. Owner needs to train or get people…read morewho want to work there. Walked in, vibe was bad and condescending (and what's with the dogs and dog carts in the store?). Plus they sell Izz-made stuff. No thanks.

Leaf & Petal and its sister store Cassis are my favorite secret shopping gems! I've been coming…read morehere for over a decade and most of my wardrobe is now sourced from these incredible brands. The associates are always super helpful and kind.

So easy to shop here. The clothing is well displayed and easy to quickly browse. Staff are super…read morehelpful with sizing and pairing pieces together. They do periodically offer promotions if you are on the mailing list, but sometimes you find something that is so perfect that it can't wait for a sale!

Love the Stanford Park store - beautiful! Strange occurrence yesterday though. I'm not a regular…read moreyelper but am prompted to post. I was in front of the cash registers ready to check out with zero customers in line or around me. It was a Tuesday and a bit quiet. A woman behind the register told me to walk around and get in line. I was confused and said what line? There is no line? Then the second cashier said yes, you need to go that way and get in line. Weirdest thing ever. So I walked around to the way they pointed and walked back up to the register. They were flabergasted that I wasn't going to do it the "right way" and walk around to get in line. But again, nobody was there or in line. They gave me an attitude about it saying lots of people don't get in the line the right way. There are Zero signs about any line starting place. Then finally another customer walked up and got the same treatment. We were both wondering what was going on. She too had to walk where there was nobody only to stand behind me. So weird. It was two separate young cashiers, one blond one brunette. They were pissy and it made no sense not only to me but another customer as well. Um, do you want to help me and want my business? Everyone else I encountered were fabulous!

Decent selection of wedding dresses on site. They offered some champagne and bottle water to start…read morethe dress shopping. Got to check out more than 5 dresses with a few quick changes. Wasn't pressured to pick a dress right away!

I guess Miniso got so popular that they opened in Downtown Palo Alto...not sure if that's recent…read more It's quite packed here compared to the one from Fremont and Valley Fair at San Jose. They closed one section probably for maintenance. I didn't get anything there, but I was checking around here. Just like other locations, they do have plushies, action figures, household items, etc.

Super fun walk through and just looking at all the merch…read more Please come and create your own adventure.

Always a stellar experience here. Such a warm and friendly environment and all their inventory has…read morebeen so thoughtfully curated. The vibes are just immaculate. I have several pieces from here that decorate my home and they've become conversation starters for my family and friends. I honestly can't say enough good things. I just love Redemption!

I've been wanting to go to Redemption for several months and finally made it to downtown Campbell…read moretoday to check it out. It's a cute boutique offering California-made items such as pottery, clothes, skin care products, jewelry, art, and more. The store is nicely organized and their items are neatly displayed. A table with pottery near the entrance caught my eye right away. I also enjoyed checking out the flavored salts and oils for cooking, room diffusers, wall art, and jewelry. I was surprised to see they carry the wonderful Osea skin care products as I didn't know they were made in California. I ended up buying a ceramic spoon rest, room spray, and a tiny gold "diamond" ring. Their prices were reasonable. The store owner rang up my items and was very friendly and nice. I will definitely be back to shop here again.

I had an absolutely amazing experience at The RealReal in Palo Alto. From the moment I walked in,…read morethe customer service was beyond exceptional. Sal was incredible to work with he truly embodies what the brand stands for. He greeted every customer coming in and out with warmth and professionalism and made my first experience consigning items seamless and enjoyable. Consigning my pieces was smooth, informative, and stress-free. Sal took the time to explain everything clearly and made the entire process feel premium from start to finish. Thank you, Sal, for delivering such outstanding service. I also really appreciated the level of security. With security stationed at the front door managing entry and exit, I felt completely safe bringing in high-value items. If you're looking for a secure, professional place to sell or consign luxury pieces, I highly recommend this location. On top of that, they have an amazing selection unique items I haven't seen at other locations. This Palo Alto store is officially my home location, and I will definitely be back. Highly recommend for anyone looking for top tier customer service, security, and an elevated luxury experience. Thank you Sal and to the rest of the team! George Toscano and Happy New Years to everyone!

This review is specifically for Salvador and the three staff members working on May 8th…read more When I walked into the store, I was not acknowledged, despite the store being nearly empty. I then sat for several minutes waiting for assistance with a return, only to be spoken to in a dismissive manner once someone finally approached me. There were only two customers in the store at the time, so the lack of service was especially disappointing. Afterward, I followed up with my SA, who has always provided excellent service, and my concerns were escalated to management. Unfortunately, instead of taking accountability for how I was treated, Salvador responded with an email attempting to justify the behavior by implying the team was busy assisting others. That explanation simply did not reflect the reality of the situation. I responded respectfully, emphasizing that accountability matters and expressing hope that this could serve as a learning opportunity for the staff. I also clarified that my experience should not be attributed to high traffic when the store was clearly not busy. I never received a response. At this point, I question how thoroughly my complaint was actually reviewed. It feels easier for staff to claim they were occupied than to acknowledge poor customer service and address it honestly.