As a reminder, I contact small businesses directly with suggestions when the service and/or food is…read morein need of improvement. I do not use Yelp to express my less than stellar opinions because small business operation is challenging and can be unfairly adversely affected by "a bad day." During the three visits to Longway for coffee beverages with three different baristas, the coffee products have been stellar! Rarely, have I tasted espresso derived beverages as good as those served by Longway. They have selected a fruit forward flavored espresso that is balanced by milk which that has been stretched correctly with care. Often third wave coffee shops have an upcharge for this particular flavor profile blend. My perception is that the requisite skill for brewing excellent espresso derived drinks requires dedicated training and an aptitude for "dialing in" the coffee - akin to a trained and talented chef vs a line cook simply following a recipe. Admittedly, I am a particular about coffee. I would like to give a shout out to the owner and staff who strive to consistently serve among the very best I have sampled globally!.

Super cool hidden coffee shop. Excellent coffee even better staff. My wife and I stop here every…read moretime we come to San Anselmo.

OCN Culture is West Marin distilled--salt air, clean lines, and the feeling you just stepped out of…read morea coastal dream. Clothes you could wear to a Stinson bonfire or a Point Reyes meandering afternoon. Jewelry that catches the fog-filtered light. Books that are meant to read in the sun, that make you think of tides and time. Everything curated with a surfer's sense of flow, even if you've never been on a board. We stop in for the rotating art shows--each one like a new swell. One month it's photographs that feel like standing ankle‑deep in warm water. Another, paintings that hum like slack‑key guitar. Always shifting, always worth the stop. You don't have to surf. You don't even have to live by the beach. But step inside and you'll swear you can hear the Pacific breathing. This is West Marin by way of Hawaii. Aloha in retail form--warm, easy, and exactly what you didn't know you needed.

Casual Sexy does San Anselmo. The waves call. Don't take my word for it: find out for yourself…read more Cool clothes and original art lines the walls, if you need to impress someone you are meeting for a date, try this.

I recently visited Louis Thomas looking for a suit for a friend's wedding, and I had the pleasure…read moreof working with Tom. From the moment I walked in, Tom was incredibly welcoming and helpful. He gave expert advice on fit, making sure both jacket and pants were tailored perfectly. He made the whole experience enjoyable with his humor and stories of the shop's 80-year history, and made me feel comfortable and confident in my choice. We had looked at a few other retailers around SF/Marin, but none were as helpful or had the quality of suits available as this store. If you need a suit or custom tailoring, I highly recommend working with Tom at Louis Thomas.

Just visited Louis Thomas to rent a tuxedo and had a wonderful experience. Brianna patiently…read moreassisted with the taking of measurements as well as explaining the jacket/vest styles and accessories. Also observed her engage customers who were ahead of us and she handled each with grace and professionalism. Will definitely be patronizing this shop in the future.

Jeans to a T is clearly a business owned and operated by one who cares about providing customers…read morewtih detailed personal service and variety enough to satisfy even a potentially very picky clientel. I tried on at least eight to ten pairs of jeans before finding a pair comfortable for everyday use. The owner also offered (without charge) to hem them on the spot.

I have purchased jeans and suspenders at Jeans to a T. Nice selection of jeans , belts and…read moresuspenders. I have picked up UPS packages here. Yes I recommend Jeans to a T

Excellent selection of clothes you don't see everywhere. If you want something that's got a slight…read moretwist, this is the place for you. I'd say this is my favorite clothing store in Napa.

Great spot for casual California clothing. Visiting from Florida and wanted some light but unique…read moreclothing. Bought a Baja style shirtsleeve shirt that feels incredible. Also bout a couple of great unique shorts and my wife bought a great jacket. Employees were super friendly and helpful.

Visited for the first time last weekend and had a lovely experience! The staff was kind, patient, &…read morestylish. I loved the clothes selection and walked away with quite a few items - both for everyday attire & special occasions. Looking forward to a return visit.

Lived all over world and this is my favorite store for rad men's clothes - ANYWHERE. And the three…read moreladies who I have encountered there are elegant and professional and ALWAYS in a good mood. So many incredible things to wear here: like wearable art don't know whether to buy them to wear or just to admire. Also very hip posters and vibe inside. Worth a long drive anywhere in the coast to take a morning or early afternoon to browse here!

Great selection of Menswear...au courant! Brands like Saax,…read moreFrank & Eileen & Joe's...just to mention a few...

A hip menswear boutique located in the heart of downtown Healdsburg, on the southern border of the…read moreHealdsburg Plaza. Love the exposed brick and wood beams. Very moody! They sell a curated collection of men's apparel and accessories, including jeans, casual shirts, dress shirts, sweaters, leather jackets, leather and beaded bracelets, belts, socks, hats, and more. They sell some higher-end brands (John Varvatos, Citizens of Humanity, Vince, Theory...) which are priced accordingly. I purchased some edgy bracelets for my guy and he loves them! Note: you can return items for exchange only (no refunds!) but that's pretty common with most small boutiques in town.

My five star rating is simply because during my at least two decades of shopping at GH I have…read morealways been treated in an exemplary fashion, even though all I purchase are casual coats and never any of the beautiful Italian suits. Wayne, Tom and especially Mitch have always been polite, respectful, helpful and never critical of my casual, unsophisticated--they might say crude--manner of dress, and they never try to nudge me into their pedigreed suits. Perhaps in part because of our shared Asian ancestry, Mitch has been extremely helpful in always finding the right coat, and Franco, the tailor, is most accommodating, swift and accurate in any adjustments required. At my age, eight y seven, I probably will never buy a suit, but I have asked my son to do so, and I am sure he will be perfectly serviced. I don't know why negative reviews show up, but I would suggest that the rudeness they perceive is simply their own unbridled narcissism projected upon a dignified, sinless staff, who seem to be quite forgiving of such entitlement.

Being a local and after reading a bit about Gene Hiller's exceptional customer service in Marin…read moreMagazine (May 2024), I was excited to visit the store with a dear friend who's husband loves all things Eton men's shirts. Full disclosure, I don't know a thing about Eton and I don't have a husband, but I do work in venture capital and most of my male colleagues comment on how they wish they had a stylist or someone to direct them in all things fashion. So, here we are on a sunny Saturday, grabbing a bite to eat at Poggio (girls brunch) and thought, hey let's see what Gene Hiller is all about. First off, you need an appointment to enter the store. Didn't realize this, nor is it listed on the website or under Google search. Our apologies. That said, were met at the door front entrance by Wayne, who opened the door, asked us to move (as his client was leaving), was told we needed an appointment,... but then ushered into the store, and was told we were lucky that X had an opening. Wayne then briskly walked off while we stood there a bit gobsmacked, feeling incredibly unwelcome. What made matters worse was Wayne walked right up to his next client with such kindness, that I started to think what was wrong with us, did I miss something other than not making an appointment? I'm not sure if it was the intentional rudeness or arrogant dismissiveness that was the sucker punch, but my enthusiasm and curiosity for Gene Hiller quickly faded, and instead of wanting to help foster community and tell my male friends about this treasure trove, I simply wanted to forget any and all things Gene Hiller and the horrible feeling I left with. Complete missed opportunity Wayne Kaleck.