Amazing, beautifully arranged gift store at the Huntington Library and Gardens, featuring…read moreeverything from children's' books to scarves, to floor tiles, to jewelry to gift wrap to umbrellas and hats. Everything is on the pricier end, and also of the highest quality. You get 10-20% off with membership. The staff here are super helpful and kind and friendly.

The shop is located on the left side of the entrance, across from the reception. You don't need an…read moreadmission ticket to browse here. I usually don't buy things that aren't practical, but I ended up finding some unique items that make great gifts. The shop can get pretty busy at times, with people buying a lot. I believe they offer discounts with a membership, but when I made my purchase, I didn't have one! They supposed have Jellycat merchandise but maybe I didn't look close enough I only find few and they didn't even look cute . I also spotted a lady with a Zion tote bag on her hand but I didn't see where it's located guess you can find something for anyone . They have great collection here!

Visited Imizzu Store and loved it! Super clean, organized, and visually satisfying. They have…read moreeverything- Labubu, Smiski, blind boxes, plushies, etc. Staff was kind, and Tu made my birthday special by giving me free tokens for the claw machines. The photobooth was also really fun! Some items are a bit pricey. Parking structure and street parking nearby.

My daughter and I were walking around Alhambra looking for a comic store, when Imizzu basically…read morethrew itself at us and tempted us to walk inside. So of course we did. Inside was a colorful explosion of claw machines, photo booths, plushies, Sanrio everything, Pokémon goodies, Labubu, cute pens, anime, stickers, and other miscellaneous knick knacks..... basically a cute merch black hole. We went in intrigued and walked out w bags of adorable stuff we absolutely didn't need but too cute to pass up, obviously!! The staff was super friendly. They take cash, but nothing over a $20 bill. Parking's behind the main street, so you get a nice little walk to prepare yourself for the chaos of cuteness inside. Very, very cool store!!!

I spent the day there with my sister who just turned 86. I hadn't been there since I was a young…read moregirl and didn't remember the challenging hills, probably because they weren't challenging to me then. Pushing my sister in a wheel chair was good exercise for me but thank goodness for the golf cart people who were so kind and gave us rides to wherever we wanted to go. We got to see much more than we would have without them. Our lunch was so tasty at the 1919 Cafe, and even enjoyed a glass of wine on the patio. It was a wonderful day. The Museum and gardens where beautiful and inspiring!

To celebrate my wife's mom's 85th birthday, we took her to the most famous gardens in the LA area:…read moreThe Huntington. I had an idea of how big Huntington was, but only once you get there, do you realize what that means, especially on a warm day. Parking is free, but had plenty filled up by the time we got through the LA traffic in the early afternoon. My wife found a great spot near the front. Tickets for non-members are $29 for adults and $24 for Seniors (65+) from M-Th ($34 and $28 respectively Fr-Su and holidays). They can be purchased on-line, but found it was just as easy purchasing through a well-managed ticket office at the entrance. I think we ended up seeing maybe 1/3 of the outdoor property. Since we started at the Chinese gardens first, spent the most time there, especially admiring all the water attractions. We then walked to the Japanese gardens. There are many benches to sit and rest, but even then, the afternoon heat took a lot out of us. We were able to take the shuttle service back to the entrance...it's just a matter of being lucky to catch one. They are only supposed to stop at marked stops, but will bend this when they see that a group could really use a ride. Both the gift shop and cafe are located outside of the admission-required area and are well air-conditioned, so provided a sanctuary before we left. Definitely need to plan ahead to be able to see all that Huntington has to offer. Planning to come back here for a longer and more focused stay (besides the Chinese gardens), and making a promise to myself to write a better review then.

Ten Thousand Villages is a fair-trade shop that carries merchandise from at least thirty-eight…read morecountries. It is woman-owned and displayed the LBGTQ+ Pride Flag in its window. Here you can find a wide variety of hand-crafted goods. And there is quite a myriad of objects on display. There are a large number of hand-woven bags, rugs and tapestries for use or display (or both). One wall is almost entirely devoted to jewelry. And there's a very large collection of pottery, including bowls, dishes and coffee mugs. This place is an excellent place to shop for those who are intrigued by foreign cultures. And the prices are extremely reasonable. And besides for being reasonable, you can find nice pieces in the under ten dollar range, well into the one hundred and fifty or more. There really is something for any budget. I was greeted when I entered the store and asked if I needed help...but was not asked every five minutes (something that I see as a major plus). Check out was a breeze with the clerk on duty. I will definitely come again.

I was on my way for groceries after my shift when I saw this cute shop that shares a parking lot,…read morebut with just about 20 minutes left until closing time. The manager Laurel was so kind and welcomed me in! She answered all of my questions and explained to me how to the items are sourced and selected for the shop. This is a BEAUTIFUL shop with the most incredible selection of affordable gifts and treasures. Bright, cheery, and well-organized. I didn't intend to buy so much, but I found something for each member of my family and a few friends, too. My favorites were the ornaments, children's area, kitchen items (aprons, dish towels) and the beautiful jewelry!! I had so much fun browsing and I am thrilled with my purchases. Thank you, Laurel! You are running a fab shop here in Pasadena and I can't wait to return!

I have loved this place since they were first opened in the owners garage. They do a great job of…read morestaying fresh and innovative ... think the opposite of a Lands End Tote bag. Never have I walked in without wanting so many items for myself or gifts. Today Dana the owner went above and beyond to help me, because I did t pay attention to their store hours. She met me at 7:00 am to make sure I could take my hostess gift with me on a an early flight. She's amazing!, the Shop is amazing!

Loved everything in store!! I really wanted to have some cocktail napkins monogrammed as a last…read moreminute gift and they were able to accommodate a quick turn around for a rush fee. The linen napkins came out stunning and the woman helping us was so kind!!

Vroman's is the place we come to browse before a movie at the Landmark theater next door. Today I…read morehad fun taking pictures of a comical kitchen towel, a wooden plaque, and a clever bookend. It was packed with happy shoppers. They must change the window displays every month or two because they're always different: folktales, everything to do with cooking, and a best dressed section. Worth checking out! Highly recommend!

I visited Vroman's Bookstore during a girls trip to Pasadena, and it turned out to be such a fun…read moresurprise. We initially expected a typical bookstore, but it's so much more than that. As one of the oldest independent bookstores in California, it has a really special charm. Inside, there's a wine bar, a coffee shop, and even a cute gift shop upstairs, which makes it easy to spend a lot of time browsing and relaxing. While I was there, I got to listen to an author present her book and answer questions, which added such a unique and memorable touch to the visit. The store was busy, and you could really feel how much people enjoyed being there. The layout is well organized, making it easy to find books by genre. Upstairs, there's a spacious children's section, which is great for families. I also loved the section featuring Orson Welles books and posters. It was a really cool and unexpected addition. Overall, Vroman's is more than just a bookstore as it's an experience. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Excellent customer service! I called today and spoke to the pharmacist since I had questions…read moreregarding a new prescription. All my questions were answered, very knowledgeable, helpful and professional. Highly recommend!

Great staff, cute gifts, personalized service. A universe better than CVS. Everyone in Pasadena…read moreshould get their prescriptions filled here!

Ulan was absolutely delightful and we had so much fun playing the crane machines at this location…read more We may have won quite a few items with our skills, and Ulan was cheering us along! Super cute location and store. Lots of whimsical things to see!

Sold me FAKE, KNOCK OFF Pop Mart Space Molly figures from China…read more Shop at your own risk in terms of authenticity of their store products. Photos attached