This Sephora in San Francisco is unlike any other Sephora. It seemed unusual to be in Penney's…read more There was only one sales person I saw on the floor. I had come in since my Hawaiian environment was way different from the chill in the air of California. My skin was in desperate need of a hydrating moisturizer. I ended up buying a really good smelling jar by Origins and a mask. The salesperson came to me after she finished helping another customer. She gave me a sample of an IT moisturizer but it wasn't the one I came in for featured in an email that morning. Strangely both products rang up higher than signed. Twenty dollars more had me question the ring up. While she called for her supervisor on the phone, I went to get the price sign. They seemed hesitant to honor their signage but eventually did.

Service is hit or miss. Usually it's a miss…read more Teens referring to clients as "hun" / "honey" really makes me feel some type of way. It's unprofessional, this is retail not Mel's Diner and you're not Alice. Even after their renovations & extended services (Brow Bar, etc) the actual merch within the store leaves more to be desired. I do, however, understand that this is merely an Annex within JCP so one can't expect as many products as a full service, stand alone Sephora. That being said, when I'm in a pinch and need to pickup something asap, I appreciate the convenient mall location as well as the option to order online on JCP'S site for pickup, usually available same-day in store.

Amazing products!! Ive been buying my favorite scent (Desir Absolu) for years and was even able to…read morevisit their shop some years ago..... that was truly amazing and I got some fabulous deals! I can't find it in any retail store since my first purchase in Leavenworth Washington so I purchase online. They put a lot of effort in their beautiful wrapping and always throw in a freebie.

Mario, your products are divine! My husband still buys me the lotion for special occasions and they…read moreare always received with joy. All the best, Lisa M.

This DFS at the SFO airport was very pricey. The liquor was very nicely displayed. The Year of…read morethe Horse was prominently displayed. The DFS store is only for those flying internationally. You purchase your item. It is delivered to your gate to take with you.

This is a pretty pricey Duty Free Store!!…read more I felt like I was in a store at the Mall, like Macys or something, especially with all the fragrances from the colognes and perfumes I smelled in here!! Also, plenty of alcohol here, as that's what Duty Free Stores are mostly known for to me. I didn't purchase anything from here, just went in and took a look to see what I could see, it is a fairly large store. If you have extra time in the SF International Terminal, this is a good place to visit!!

SFO Terminal 1, across from Gates 19/20…read more L'Occitane is always a welcome sight to grab last minute facial/hand moisturizers or even gift items before boarding your flight. Staff is nice and will check you out quickly since there's always a flight to catch.

Rossana is amazing she helped me pick a great gift for my wife. Highly recommend. Rosana is amazing…read moreshe helped me pick a great gift for my wife. Highly recommend.

Every airport should have a Gallerie…read more It's beautiful and they have everything that you would need to waste money on before your flight. Here are my faves: -Portable Digital Luggage Scale -Extensive Collection of Elizabeth W perfumes and soap (I love their Gardenia perfume. It's perfect for summer and only $35.00) -VOULUSPA Candles Sets (Most of them come in these ornate tins, making them perfect to bring with you when you travel) -Butter, London Nail Polish! My favorite! Worth EVERY penny. Color lasts for two to three weeks without a fading, or chipping! Golden! -Travel and Leisure bags, everything from Diesel to Tumi Safe Travels!

Honestly, for what it is, Tanforan is surviving. It is a place of so much history that a lot of…read moreus don't even know. I've been told it used to be a racetrack, Japanese American internment camp, to name a few. It's hard to believe this place has so much history but can look so abandoned on the outside. This was where I had my first job working at Miller's Outpost / Anchor Blue. That's when it used to be a very alive mall then, with the super cheap double show movie theater. The good old days when life was much simpler and we weren't glued to cell phones, lol. I could've sworn I read somewhere a while back this place was sold, and it was going to be like a biotech/ apartment in like 5 years or so. I could be wrong. Like most malls now, it's mostly all about food. I believe they still do off the grid here every Tuesday. For what it is, it's still a cool place to just walk around, catch a movie, and get a bite to eat.

This shop is truly on its last legs now. Only a few major places are left open in and around it,…read moreand one of them (Barnes and Noble) is going away for good in less than a week. Such a shame that the once vibrant mall has been reduced to...this.

I went here 10/20/25 Monday morning. There was only one women working, I asked a simple question…read moreand she seems being bothered already and being rude as well, so obviously she didn't want any business, therefore we left without buying anything. There wasn't any other customers and she was doing nothing, just staying behind the counter, not even organizing the merchandise on the table that are messy. Will not shop at this location whenever u see her there in the future. Oh and she doesn't greet anyone, I think she thinks her job is just to ring the register and get your money. If time allows I would prefer going to the downtown location.

Artistic, unique boutique local SF gift & souvenir shop in Terminal 3 of the SFO airport located…read morenearby Gates 16-22. They have really creative and cool designs for art prints, cards ($7), plushies ($9-$90), bags, pencil pouches ($16), t-shirts, mugs, magnets ($5), candles, notebooks ($21), etc that cannot be (easily) found anywhere else online. One of the most creative and artistic gift / souvenir shops I've ever seen at an airport! Only downside is that it's very overpriced. A medium sized (9 inch tall max) unicorn plushie was $89.90 (see attached photos). I purchased a card for $7 and a pencil pouch for $16. The pouch has Silicon Valley anthropomorphic businessmen unicorns in suits and sunglasses looking like they are in a work conference meeting. Unicorn tech bros! The card has a cute design reminiscent of The Unicorn Tapestries (European medieval artwork from the Middle Ages). The cashier was friendly and asked "Where are you from?" And wished me "have a safe journey".

Despite how busy it was in the store, Melissa, the assistant manager, kept a really calm composure…read more She was able to jump back and forth between helping me get two piercings on each of my ears and still assist customers with questions and checking out. Additionally, she is very friendly and patient. Keep up the great work, Melissa!

The place is small, but they carry tons of stuff and not just various jewelry, but also iPod cases,…read morehats, lip-gloss, lipsticks, purses, cell phone holders, pillows, wrist-warmers, slippers, just to name a few. They often have sale items and yesterday, hats were 50% off. Last night, went to Claire's go get my second ear piercing re-pierced! I originally had two piercing on both ears, but I have not worn two pairs of earrings in years so the holes closed. Anyway, prior to getting my ears pierced, I had to sign "Release of Liability/Waiver of Claims" as the Sale Associate prepare the pre-sterilized studs that directly penetrated my ears. Ouch! Ha-ha-ha. J/K :-)! My total came up to $17.32 which included the piercing and sterling silver stud earrings, plus a big bottle of ear care antiseptic. After six-weeks, I get to remove the studs and put on new earrings... SWEET!

In a city where a decent meal can easily run you $20 or more, the Costco food court is a rare and…read morebeautiful thing. I've been coming here for years, back when the menu was basically salted pretzels and a hot dog and that was it. Watching it evolve into what it is today has been its own kind of journey. The hot dog and soda combo for $1.50 is legendary for a reason. It's filling, it's satisfying, and that price hasn't changed in decades. If you're on a budget or just don't feel like spending, this is your move. The pizza by the slice is genuinely good for what it is, easily some of the best in the "quick and cheap" category in SF. Now for my grievances: the combo pizza is gone, and so is the Polish dog, which was honestly one of my favorites. Those were real losses and I'm not over it. If I'm being bad, I'll sneak a Very Berry sundae. Lactose intolerance be damned, sometimes it's worth it. I just try not to make it a habit. This isn't fine dining and it doesn't pretend to be. It's honest, affordable food that delivers every time. For that, four stars all day.

Gabe and Patrick are always very helpful and go out of their way to help me find something and…read moreprovide such a great attitude and experience that I only go to this location because of them. Today I asked Gabe where the raisins were and he pointed me to the direction and surprised me when he returned a few moments later with the product I was looking for. He went above and beyond to be courteous. Patrick not only keeps the line moving but is always is a great mood and makes my day of shopping so much better. Thank you to you both!

I ended up here because I bought a Groupon for an eyelash perm. It was a bit out of the way (I live…read morein Oakland), but a great price so I went for it. I'd expected a more typical salon, but I was delighted to find that the entire first floor is dedicated to imported Asian beauty products. In the couple minutes before my appointment, I was finally able to test the Biore Water Essence 50+ SPF I've been wanting to try for a while (I bought it). Right at my appointment time, I was led upstairs and the attendant made sure I had a second to use the restroom (the perm would take about 40 mins). So I went to the bathroom and changed into my glasses, then went into a semi-private room where the attendant laid me down on a futon-like bed (and even gave me a comforter!) She applied this little plastic contraption to each of my eyes, applied the perm solution, and left me to sit for about 20 mins with some fun and relaxing music in the background. Then she came back, removed the first contraption, applied a little eyelash serum, put another contraption on my eye, then some more perm solution and left me for another 20 minutes. In those 40 minutes, I got two quick naps in and also got some REALLY curled eyelashes. The only thing that could have been cool was if they had a tint to make my eyelashes darker -- kill two birds with one stone, ya know? This seems to be a typical service at other eyelash perm places I've looked at. However, I also know that the way they do your lashes at Dazzling is a little different so it's possible that the mechanism they're using wouldn't support a dye, too. I'll definitely be back (I got the 2-pack Groupon), and next time I'll be staying to try out a couple more products! The only con: a little hard to find. My GPS took me to the wrong shopping center. Wondering if they were potentially at a different location before? But using the actual street address instead of searching for Dazzling in Google Maps fixed that problem and it was only a 2 minute walk away!

Finally got a chance to stop by here and Im so glad I did!!! They carry these Korean makeup/skin…read morecare but are not limited to: -INNISFREE! -banila clean it zero (pink one) -April Skin, Hera, makeup cushion -Laneige water sleeping mask -Whoo skin care line -hair color including artificial hair colors, face/feet/hand masks, eyebrow products, assorted cushions (darkest shade they carry is #23. Other than that GOOD LUCK! Im a light tan and even their darkest shade was quite light They mainly carry #21 which is reallllly light) -famous etude house BLUR FACE primer Sad that they dont carry DHC nor MISSHA nor SECRET KEY. They don't carry too many or any Japanese brands, youd have to go to Apricot Skin care thats across the street. STAFF - The guy manning the place was super friendly and helpful in helping me choose the products best suited for my young, combination skin. NEW LOCATION IN APRIL - Ugh! I wish this was closer by my house. BUT, good news is that they are going to move their store over to Millbrae which is great because I work right there!! Yay!! Beware people who want to steal from this place - they will be on your ass because they already have photos of the people who stole on their HALL OF SHAME wall.