Came to buy lotto tickets, gentleman not friendly at all. I will buy my lotto elsewhere.read more

This is my go to place to buy lotto tickets (Super Lotto, Mega Millions, Powerball). They have a…read morevery good selection of scratchers. They also sell miscellaneous Chinese knick knacks. One time I came here to pick up some double happiness Chinese red envelopes for a wedding. Located in a convenient location for me. I'm always in downtown Millbrae. Lottery scratchers are the perfect way to kill some time while waiting for a table at Morning Wood.

The ultimate spot to grab a gift for any occasion and also a lovely place to just browse!…read more I was in the area getting last minute groceries and decided to drop by since it's been awhile since I've been to a Therapy store. This is my second time here and the entire area used to be open to browse but looks like half the store is sectioned off. Nonetheless, there were still a variety of knickknacks and whimsical pieces, such as adorable stationary, cookbooks, funny pet items, stickers, a small selection of clothes, etc, at relatively reasonable prices. I've been to a couple of Therapy stores but this location definitely stands out: there are a lot more diverse options here. As always, I love the local custom items, like this jewelry dish I found that says "someone in San Bruno loves you". Extremely friendly and welcoming service. While I didn't purchase anything this time, I did notice that there were so many delightful baby gift options so I'll definitely be back to get something for a friend who is expecting in a couple months!

This is the most amazing and dangerous store. Amazing because everything is adorable and it will…read moregive you cuteness aggression and dangerous because you'll want to buy everything I've been on some major retail therapy after my dog died and my husband and I randomly stopped by this store after lunch with the family. Jaya (sorry I might be getting your name wildly incorrect) was super helpful in guiding us through what is available in the store and sharing stories about the artists who've created many of the different items. Everything feels curated by the best tastemakers so all you need to do is walk in and see what you or someone you'd like to get something special for would like. It's obvious many of the books are also carefully and thoughtfully chosen and Jaya confirmed the owners are very intentional about what they include on the store shelves. I ended up buying 4 items of clothes and a wireless little table mushroom lamp. I was tempted by everything else including jewelry and a felt rainbow home decor thing. Money can't buy happiness and it can't replace my dog but these things have brought me some joy and therapy. We live in San Francisco so we're excited for the Mission location in SF as well after experiencing this amazing San Bruno store first!

Airport store. What do you expect?…read more A liter of water will run you about $4. Snacks are overpriced. Dried fruit is $9. I'm sure you could grab a candy bar for considerably less. They also have a few last minute souvenirs, magazines, newspapers, See's Candy, postcards and that assortment of stuff. Sadly, they were sold out of the San Francisco Chronicle. Will be catching up with the Mercury News instead. It is the only store to buy "stuff" at in the 20-28 gate section of terminal one at SFO.

I was looking for some gifts before I left San Francisco and this shop was the perfect place to do…read moresome one stop shopping. Lots of souvenirs and food especially chocolates (i.e. Ghirardelli chocolates and See's Candies). If you've forgotten someone on your list and need more souvenirs or memorabilia from your trip, you might want to check this place out. They have kitchen items and clothing as well. They also have food, such as bread and canned clam chowder from Boudin's. They also have snacks and pasta made from other companies located in the Bay Area. Prices are on the expensive side but thats to be expected from any airport store. The one thing that I saw that I had never seen before was SUGAR FREE See's Candies peanut brittle. They sell it here! Great for people who cannot have sugar.

A-OK souvenir and Omiyage shop in terminal 3. I found the name a bit confusing, there's no bad…read morepizza or tofu for sale here but they do have a range of little gifts many small enough to put in your carry on bag. I got a little working alarm clock for a little over 10 bucks which I found useful on my red-eye. For those of you too young to understand what I'm talking about, the alarm clock application on your phone was inspired by this old technology called "alarm clocks." They also sell reasonably priced hats, bags and knick knacks. And by reasonably priced, I do mean reasonably priced, not airport priced.

I love this boutique! there is a wonderful collection of quality handbags, clothing, home items,…read moretravel items, and more. I purchased a Baggalini handbag and adorable British Museum coasters. It was a quick stop while I was catching my connection. Prices were very reasonable. I plan to stop in this little gem of a store each time I'm around the area of D,E Gates.

Cal Lifestyle is located on the left hand side of the Concourse of Terminal 3 (post security) -…read morejust as you are entering the Food Court area. It has a little of this and a little of that: tourist knick knacks, jewelry, wines, some convenience store stuff, snacks, and more. A little pricey - but that is par for the course for all such Airport shops.

Gift shops gonna gift crap, but the clothing selection here is admirable and they rock the daily…read moreBoudin delivery. Get yourself a parbaked sourdough boule for $4 and enjoy it when you get home. Plus, the folks who work here are overwhelmingly sweet, like that chocolate they pushed hard. "No. Thank you. Honestly. I do not want the chocolate." Anyway, I truly considered them to be concerned about my day and my personal enjoyment on my pending flight. They asked so hard! So, they've got Boudin, chocolate with trolleys on the wrapper and cozy, cool hoodies.

Great service and selections…read more Friendly vibe. Thank you Justin and Maria.

Never thought I'd review an "over-priced airport shop" before but this one definitely merits it! :)…read more Upon first passing my mom and I ignored it because we were sure it would be just as disappointing as the other stores in Terminal 2. Boy were we wrong! When I looked closer I spotted those super cozy neck pillows for only $9.95 - to put that in perspective EVERY other store in this terminal had them starting at $18!!! They had really nice travel essentials also reasonably priced such as small pull ons, eye covers, pouches, travel totes, etc. They had really cool padded backpacks for only $40. The most surprising was that they had rain slickers for only $30!!! They were really nice ones, too with elastic cinching at the waist and gold zippers, NOT the crappy convenience store tarps-with-sleeves-ponchos. Note bags are charged for in Cali, so it tacks on like $0.35 for a bag. Look at the pics I snagged for yourself! Pretty decently priced inventory!

From the owner: Pacific Outfitters Travel Gear supplies airline travelers with the items and accessories you need…read moreto travel the globe in comfort and style.We are a specialty airport department store that offers travel-related products from trusted brands such as Samsonite, Eagle Creek and our own exclusive private labels, Pacific Outfitters Travel Gear (POTG), Maya Reyes Collection, and Landing Field. Stop by one of our five locations in San Francisco International Airport for luggage, gift items, clothing and travel accessories.

Loved the natural green gifts that make you think and support nature. So many choices to make…read moreeveryone happy. Some require care to mature. So is life always leading joyfully learning. Someone may be following so be careful. Sfo a great place to start a relationship

District Market is the convenience store to hit in SFO for those "ah, I forgot to pack something!"…read moremoments in Terminal 3. Yes, it has food, beverages and snacks for purchase. But you can find those elsewhere. District Market is great in all the other things it also has. Books, chargers, headphones, things to amuse your children on the flight, clothes (not just the souvenir ones), luggage, bags, travel toiletries, a small cosmetics section and even some wine. And, the stars for me: See's Candies and Ghirardelli chocolates. The two local specialty gifts I bring to people when I fly out of SFO. I tend to forget to grab gifts, or maybe another person is added to my itinerary at the last minute. District Market has saved me many times regarding last minute gifts. The store is located right by the main food court in the terminal, and next to the restrooms. Self checkout kiosks galore in the store. Like most airport stores, it's very lightly staffed but easy enough to find what you need by the clearly marked sections of the store.

A nice market located in the San Francisco airport. I stopped in for some See's candy. At one…read moretime, you could only find See's candy in San Francisco Bay Area at their stores. Now you can find many outlets at the airports and different standalone spots. A very well stocked market with food, trinkets, clothing, books, magazines, and more.

Friendly staff, very helpful, makr great suggestions. Today i needed an expensive bottle of wine…read morewrapped, ended up looking perfect. A nice gift is just that much nicer and more personal with beautiful paper and quality wrapping. Drop your gift off, pick your paper ( they have lots if options) go get a cup of coffee, lunch or a scoop of ice cream and return 20 minutes and everything is ready to go

While walking around Downtown Burlingame, I passed by this stationary store. Turns out it's the…read moresister of Barnes & Noble, which has a location a few minutes away. Even though it's called Paper Source, it has a variety of non-paper products, such as bags, buttons, games, kits, and magnets. They also offer wrapping services starting at $8.00. There were a lot of cute items that caught my eye, and it was hard to resist! I ended up buying the I Like Coffee Stickers ($3.49) and I Like Bread Stickers ($3.49). Side notes: 1.) Walking distance from Burlingame Caltrain Station *Verdict: Good spot for stationary and unique gifts in Downtown Burlingame.