I came here last Saturday for their warehouse moving sale. They had hats and other items piled all…read moreover the place. It was almost hard to decide where to start. If you wear hats at all then there was most definitely something here for you and you missed out by not being there. I got 5 hats and a beanie for $30. I think I saw Ruth there and was going to tackle her but I wasn't sure if it was her and didn't want to get arrested. Asking her *are you Ruth* before tackling her would have killed the joy of knocking her on her ass so I decided to put it off for another time, like when she is wearing a Yelp *Hello I'm ...* sticker.

Tucked in a tiny space on Larkin just north of Geary, The Loin is a neat little clothing shop and…read moreart space. I was most interested in their t-shirts so I didn't even really take a look at the art hanging on the walls (next time). I love the Tenderloin and it has a special place in my heart. Having worked there providing health care to a much marginalized population, I'm always proud to sport some Tenderloin-related gear. So, I was more than happy to plunk down 30 bones for my Tenderloin Friends Club t-shirt. It's awesome!

A trendy art and clothing shop in the tenderloin next to a vintage magazine and porn shop. Support…read moreyour local business guys and gals right in the heart of the tenderloin!

The new BAPE store in the city is awesome. 2 floors, great customer service despite the wait being…read morecrazy. Shoutout to my salesperson Tashema, she got me right. Definitely coming back!

So happy that they opened up a place here in SF down at union square!…read more The workers there are super friendly and helpful! There were a lot of selections to choose from but sizes will run out quick! There are 2 floors. Downstairs is mostly adult clothing's as in: Hoodies, shorts, TEEs, hats, socks, backpacks. Upstairs have TEEs, sneakers, slides, and kids clothing.

Eastmont Town Center is the "new name" (a decade ago) for the Eastmont Mall which went bankrupt in…read more2000. the death of the Mall was a tell for the mall biz, not just "ghetto" ones. malls in every economic statra in America has been in decline for years, if not decades. is Amazon the suspect in the disintegration of the malls? -being neither a mall shopper nor an amazon one, can't tell u. vacate space here has been rented for city, county, police, and semipublic services with a few retail adventurous retailers remaining. original investors probably lost $$. i neither cry nor cheer for the results this is how pure capitalism works. not factoring in crony capitalism, the preferred brand for elites, connected "businessman", evangelists, and politicians.

I scheduled an appointment with JC Penney Home Decorating. Scheduled an in-home appointment for…read morecustom window coverings. Waited weeks for the appointment. The decorator "Clara" who was assigned called an hour before the appointment and canceled. She said she was in her call and couldn't talk, but said she would call me to reschedule. I assumed she would call the same day. Instead, she called me 4 days later. I called and complained to Penneys. A "manager" called me back and left a voice mail message saying "Clara" is the only employee in the East Bay. We bought our house 29 years ago and Penneys sold us window coverings for the whole house. Years later we hired them again to replace most of the first original ones. Now I will never hire Penneys again. There employees are totally unreliable and the company just doesn't care about being in this business.

Owner very stingy and unaccommodating. Employees are fine - woman and during this particular visit,…read moreher daughter. Bought over 3 dozen shirts and not even a tiny discount? Got a free bag to hold all the shirts, but come onnnnnnnnnnnnn. The shirts are cheap quality yet overpriced

On Saturday morning my boyfriend stooped in with me to help me find a mask since I had accidentally…read moreleft my old one at home. I decided on the Souvenir Fashion Mask in California Republic, the same one our cashier was wearing. It looked nice on and although not completely breathable as the day went on, it's adjustable which I love and just $3.99! I would recommend this souvenir shop and could see myself returning when in need of something specific!

The Oakland City Center is always super clean!!…read more The 12th Street Bart Station is located just down the stairs, and this place is right in the middle of Downtown Oakland. Old Oakland and Oakland Chinatown are just a few blocks away. Lots of small places to eat here, although most are closed during the weekend. You can tell this is a major lunch area during the week for businesses located here and the surrounding area. I think if they promoted this place a little better, it has the potential to be a very popular place, mostly because it is so aesthetically pleasing!!

An abandoned and empty plaza with just a few stores remaining. Dirty and dark with bad lighting…read more Very depressing for a downtown. Not a great neighborhood to eat, shop, or relax. Luckily a Target is a short ride away.

My mom and dad used to go back here in the day when traffic wasn't as bad and when this was a…read morepowerhouse! Those days have long passed. Now they have fancy-ish, ethnically diverse delights, a meat counter, and a cupcake place and a lot of closed stalls. The most frustrating for me is that they will have a stall that is fantastic, only to have it close in a couple of years. The people who work there are very nice. We did have a weird interaction with someone from a restaurant that was no longer there. The value is fine. This is a place that I will park and go to if I see a parking space. If I don't, I won't even bother. I don't know how I feel about them. They are so far from what they used to be and I wonder if closing down and starting over would have been preferable.

I worked in the original Housewives market from 1957 will i was a student at Oakland Technical High…read more( which I still love) until I Graduated from S.F. State . At that time is had 32 departments some still at the "new" Housewives. Market . One of My friends, Maurice Williams of Maurice Williams of "Maurice Williams and the Kids" whose song "Stay"is still played often on the radio. Taylor's Sausage, an egg stand, Maura's Fish Market, an alcohol and cigarette - booze store next to the breakfast and lunch counter sometimes would add a tittle alcohol to our coffee. Housewife's replaced the old farmers market which was often called the "Free Market" because they gave away much of the unsold produce that remained when they closed after they were open for a few days. When you shop at the new Housewives you will know where it originated. It still remains in my heart and in all who went there. Bill L.

simply bo$$ed up gear here, with decades repping the skateboard and town business...! almost went…read morebroke up in there, for real for real!

Good looking brands and all, but when it comes down to customer service and emailing back they drop…read morethe ball on that at least send description instead of saying don't hesitate to email us say it takes up to two days or more to reply which would be nice over all my experience. I probably won't order from them again. I'll probably just end up going to the store.