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    Patrick & Co.

    4.2 (81 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Brian L.

    Nice to see that stationery stores still exist, with some love to fountain pens and elegant letter-writing supplies like envelopes and papers. Actually, I've noticed that SF seems to have a *lot* of mailboxes. Is that the case, or have I just been out of a city for so long that I forgot how commonplace they are? I did purchase some stationery for letter-writing, and an emergency bottle of fountain pen ink. Not cheap, but love that you can browse the aisles and see stuff in front of you, instead of in front of a screen. It shows signs of aging inside (part of the charm, imo), but please support places like this whenever you can. Someday when it's all gone, it'll be too late. Just wait, you'll see.

    Great old school stationary store that has everything from open stock envelopes to stamp pads and the best selection of pens and highlighters They also have a nice SF-entric gift selections

    Denise C.

    Good store with school supplies, office supplies, and some gifts and toys. Moleskin deluxe offerings. Got a postcard and a pen $1.50. Good times in downtown SF. Old store in the FiDi. Stationery store.

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    Markus N.

    A man must accessorize thoughtfully. He needn't overdo it, certainly, but he ought be vigilant in his choosing. He ought not put on or carry simply any old thing. I choose carefully my: 1. Socks. 2. Shoes. 3. Unmentionables. 4. Pens. Yesterday before my Important Meeting I realized that I was without my pen. I popped into the Galleria, but all they had was Mont Blanc and while I dig the MB I wasn't up for being relieved of that large a coin. They directed me to Patrick, just down the block. When I entered I was greeted with that lovely smell I enjoy so much. Smells for me tie memories. Something nice must have happened to me in a stationary store, for whenever I visit, I smile. Patrick is old school stationary. Narrow aisles packed with more variety than you'd expect could squeeze in such a small space. I did a lap before heading to Pens just to see, for future reference, what filled the nooks and the crannies. What I saw was what I expected I'd desire, should I find myself before an Important Meeting short a pad, or a marker, or something for a colorful presentation. Two glass cases filled with the pens. Quality writing instruments, reasonable cross-section of selection, reasonable priced. I got me a well-balanced instrument made of metal reptile skin. Pleasant helpful staff. In and out in less than five minutes, suitably equipped.

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    Amazing selection of goodies! Great service, I highly recommend this if you need a unique birthday gift!

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    Patrick has a great selection of paper products and good service. I love their collection of unique greeting cards.

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    Horrific service. They sold a defective product and were extremely resistant to exchanging it. Terrible.

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    they are kinda mean and they don't have marbled paper which seems like something they should have ?

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    Been shopping here for decades. Excellent variety of office supplies. The staff is very helpful and friendly.

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    Great selection. Helpful staff. Long time business. Check them out if you haven't already.

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    Super cute shop with so many different things to see. It's a very small shop and there's a lot of…read morepeople in it especially on the weekends. But they have everything from stickers to cards too little blind boxes, a little bit of everything. I've been here twice once during the week, which was fine and then on Sunday, which was very tight and very busy so many people in this little shop it kind of got me claustrophobic. The service was OK, I asked for a couple different things and the girls didn't really give me the time of day. I guess they were just busy looking at everybody to make sure that things we're going smoothly in the shop. Things are a little bit pricey here, compared to other stores like this. There is a parking lot across the street. You have to pay for it or find street parking, which can be difficult depending on the time and day.

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    Service was great, the person at the ticket counter let us know about the discount we would get if…read morewe brought our ticket stubs back the next time we were there, I forgot her name, but she was pleasant. The Teen and I were there to see the KAWS Exhibit and it didn't disappoint, very creative from every perspective. Since we visited other floors before on our previous visits, the special exhibits are always worth the fee. The selection of art has something from various artists & mediums, that my opinion is always appealing to the eye and leaves me inspired to go home and paint. As an art lover, and an artist myself, it's always a value and I always experience something new even though I've been there plenty of times. Of course I'll be back: Matisse's Femme au chapeau: A Modern Scandal.

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    Paper Tree is a family owned arts and crafts store that specializes in origami paper and the store…read moreis located in Japan Center in San Francisco's Japantown. The store was founded in 1968 and is the second oldest business in Japantown. Currently the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the original co-founder, Nobuo Mihara, continue to run the store. [Parking]: There are two parking garages within a few blocks away from the store - The Main Garage (1610 Geary Boulevard) and The Fillmore Annex Garage (1650 Fillmore Street). Parking rate = $5 per hour from 12 PM to 6 PM and $3 per hour outside of those hours. I got lucky and was able to find metered parking spots near the intersection of Buchanan St and Sutter St (free on Sunday). [What to Expect]: The store has a really large selection of origami paper. In addition, it also carries 3D / 2D stickers, classic Japanese art prints, noshi envelopes, handcrafted pressed-flower cards, adult anime T-shirts, coloring / origami books, socks, stationery, fabrics for furoshiki, etc. There is also a sign stating "Beware of the Dog" with Moira (a 2-year old Irish Wolfhound) hanging out at the store. [Conclusion]: I am not sure if this shop is worth driving out of the way just to check it out unless you are a passionate origami enthusiast, but it is worth stopping by if you are already in San Francisco's Japantown. P.S. - Paper Tree used to have a sister store in Berkeley called Miki's Paper which focused on paper gallery and Japanese papers, but the shop closed after COVID.

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