always liked to go into this store until the last 2x . watched the ladies at the front desk greet…read moreeveryone verbally BUT people of color. thought i was at first mistaken and then tried it and watched again. yep - nope. i guess our money is not as green...

Nicely curated shop in heavily tourist filled downtown Healdsburg. Cute trendy novelty items such…read moreas jewelry, decor and housewares mix with fashion and accessories. It's a fun place to browse and find a clever hostess gift or stocking stuffer or a travel treasure.

Cutest card store ever and they have the funniest sarcastic cards for all occasions. I picked up a…read morefew sweet wedding cards here too. The two women who were working when I went were very nice, sweet and helpful. This is also a great place to pick up little gifts!

Such an awesome little shop to splurge on gifts for friends/family. If you're looking for some epic…read moresocks with honest sayings on them, look no further. Marsha will help you out with badass socks for badass women. I do love the amounts of unicorn items. Who doesn't love unicorns? Need a card for an occasion? This place has it all.

What a beautiful home/gift store with locations in Healdsburg, SF, and Menlo Park…read more They offer luxurious blankets, pillows, home decor, candles, hostess and home gifts, and even some women's coats and bags. We stopped in recently for a holiday ornament - their holiday game is strong! I'm also eyeing their holiday garland - they have a number of options and I may return for one soon.

Just left this store, upstairs. I was in there for about 10 minutes. I was the only person in the…read morestore. Went in to buy a baby gift. They do have some beautiful things, a couple I would have purchased if the man would have said ANYTHING to me. I'm not kidding - no greeting, no "May I help you?", no "Let me know if I can show you anything", not even a LOOK. And there is absolutely NO WAY he didn't know I was there. So rude, so snobby, so gross. I'll never be in again. Plenty of other stores will be happy to have my repeat business. This left a very bad impression of Healdsburg, I'm embarrassed for his mother and his employer.

If you love fans, you should visit. If they're sort of interesting and you like tiny museums about…read moresomeone else's passion, why not. Yes, you can probably visit in 15-30 minutes and the hours are very limited. It's a free museum; what do you want? The owner has a collection of 7000 fans, and it's a tiny two room shop. So you're only going to see a few at any given time. Fans from the permanent collection (some with beautiful mother of pearl sticks; many with tiny sequins) are on the walls, mostly in fan-shaped glass display frames (some for sale - warning, they're pricey!). The current exhibit was 2-3 cases of animal-themed fans: there were fans with mice painted on them; fans with a kitten or puppy head on the front (and the back of its head on the back); some lovely butterfly fans; and one case that didn't really fit (a very colorful Chinese fan with a crowd of people with tiny painted ivory faces and glued-on clothes; a gorgeous large gilt-sticked fan with gold cupids). On a narrow table are a variety of modern fans for sale, ranging from plastic spangled Chinese ones for $5 to nicer printed Japanese silk ones ($20) or solid-colored fabric ones from Barcelona for $35. For a quarter, you can buy a copy of "the language of fans" and learn how to hold/point the fan to say "meet me later" or "hey, you're cute". There are postcards /notecards from previous exhibits, and a few thin catalogs. Fan Museum printed shopping bags are $10. The back room includes a large display of American advertising fans (the cardboard giveaway kind on a stick), some of which were surprisingly recent (1980s). Also in the back is a box of vintage fans for sale, in various stages of repair. Many aren't priced. Ask. I was quoted prices that were much less than I expected and was offered the chance to name my own price for a few. These ranged from tiny paper or plastic/celluloid fans to souvenir printed paper fans (Atlanta Olympics!) and some larger ones with bone or wooden sticks and painted leaves. Even a few small feather ones. Some were obviously deaccessioned from the museum and had information noted on a tag. I rented a car and drove an hour to visit. Not sure if I'd do that again; it's a very small museum and there's not much else in Healdsburg. But boy, if I'm ever in the neighborhood again, I'm so there.

So originally maps or something said this place was closed but when we were walking we decided to…read morewalk past and sure enough they were open! Maybe a little expensive for such a small place but it was really cool to check out. You don't see a museum for hand fans just anywhere so it was definitely a must see for us. There were a lot of interesting fans to peruse but once a couple more people came in it got crowded. I would recommend coming here but just know it's a small space.

Great stuff !! & Joy is a delight. She has an eye for…read moreselecting just the right things for her clients.

Customer service was excellent, the owner is very knowledgeable, kind, and reliable! It's a…read morepleasant experience overall 10/10 differently recommended this cute business in downtown Windsor square

I love this adorable flower shop in downtown Windsor. My husband surprised me with birthday flowers…read morethat were delivered to our house and I absolutely love them! They are absolutely stunning and light up the whole room! I can't say enough great things about this place! All I can say is wow! You did an excellent job! Grateful for small businesses like this in our community!

Our family had a last-minute request Not only did they…read morecreate a beautiful bouquet They attempted to deliver it after hours, and when the patient had been checked out of the hospital, she delivered it to their house Fabulous!!!

LOVE this shop!! I passed but it a few times since moving to Marin a few months ago, and it caught…read moremy eye. The other day when I was lunching at Everest Curry House (amazing Nepalese food!!), I decided this is the day I need to go check out Sustainable Exchange. This store is all the good feels. Many natural materials and fabrics, beautiful artisan style soaps sans heavy perfumes or dyes, scrubby brushes for your dishes, face, and body, and just a plethora of great things for your home, or as gifts. I bought two long handled brushes for body scrubbing, some incense, a mushroom cocoa packet, and a face scrubber. And, the gentleman working (maybe the owner?) was so friendly and personable. Will definitely be frequenting this shop!

I was so heartbroken to hear that Solstice Mercantile in Fairfax, my favorite zero waste store, had…read moreclosed :( but Sustainable Exchange is a great solution in its stead. I love that they carry Griffin Remedy products. An all-organic SF-founded company that makes beautiful bath products to fill all my glass jars? Awesome. Their formulations are simply the best. Sustainable Exchange also has an excellent selection of zero waste cleaning tools and an array of cute gifts and local artisanal items. Browsing is like a little adventure because there are so many things to see arranged all over the store. Do you need lip balm? Food? Kaftans? Coconut fibre sponges? Flouride-free toothpaste? Dish soap? Chocolate? Bar soap? Honey? Marin themed things? Essential oils? Honestly if you need something random, it's worth checking to see whether Sustainable Exchange carries the zero waste organic version of it!

Yummy! They were so nice! And I love the tasty samples they give to you. It makes it easier to…read morechoose. But more candy than I needed, but love love. Love it.

The lady in the counter was very friendly. We just swung by there to buy chocolates for my for our…read moresons' girlfriends in. Of course chocolates are always first class in here. We bought a pound of nuts and chews and of course they were so delicious by itself or with coffee or tea. The place is so clean . We always go to See's when we want premium chocolates .

The most elegant and romantic flowers in Sonoma county - beautiful and fresh!! Amazing service and…read moreunderstanding of what I wanted.

Stunning arrangement, I couldn't be happier with it!! Elegant and intricate, it was put together…read morewith lots of care. Delivered on time.

Bon Ton Studio is a cute little boutique located in the heart of downtown Healdsburg. The owner is…read moreso friendly and welcoming! She has a lot of cute baby clothes and stuff animals. Come check them out. Support your local business.

This review is for Bon Ton Baby…read more I stopped in recently for a baby gift and it's the most darling store. Owner Erika has continued her warm, neutral, textural aesthetic from Bon Ton Studio. The baby shop sells baby clothing, accessories, toys, books, teething rings, and more...all beautifully displayed. I found two books on this visit and appreciated the pretty tissue paper wrapping, and of course the friendly service (love our town!). This will be my go-to stop whenever I need a baby gift!