I love this store. They have so much variety. The ladies were very helpful with questions and…read morelooking for different options. I'm so glad Domus is back in Los Gatos!

I'm so happy Domus Gift Shop is back! I used to shop at the Los Gatos and Willow Glen locations…read moremany years ago and was sad when they closed. The Los Gatos location opened back up in 2023, but I just found out about it. Stopped in today and they still have the best stuff. I saw so many things I wanted to buy, but decided to think about it a little more before I do. On my list is a retro kitchen clock that looks like the one from my childhood, cutting board with a built in lemon zester and knife sharpener, rechargeable lantern in a cherry blossom pattern, air fryer cookbook, onion saver, and a melamine bowl with a cute design on it. The staff was friendly and helpful, and their prices are reasonable. It was such a joy to be back at Domus!

I've been wanting to go to Redemption for several months and finally made it to downtown Campbell…read moretoday to check it out. It's a cute boutique offering California-made items such as pottery, clothes, skin care products, jewelry, art, and more. The store is nicely organized and their items are neatly displayed. A table with pottery near the entrance caught my eye right away. I also enjoyed checking out the flavored salts and oils for cooking, room diffusers, wall art, and jewelry. I was surprised to see they carry the wonderful Osea skin care products as I didn't know they were made in California. I ended up buying a ceramic spoon rest, room spray, and a tiny gold "diamond" ring. Their prices were reasonable. The store owner rang up my items and was very friendly and nice. I will definitely be back to shop here again.

This was my first time checking out this cute little store!! I know I did the beer walk a couple…read moreyears ago as well as a wine walk but I think I just stayed outside because I didn't know you could venture into the stores with your drinks in hand! Lol oops! This particular day we were walking around and discovered this cute little store!! I thought these mixed drink bottles were so cute. I had to take a picture!! For 10 or $20 you could buy one of these along with a bottle for your friend or as a cute housewarming present!! They had different sizes, different flavors and different mixes that went for everything!! They even had a fruit punch, one with just fermented, dried fruits inside! I really like this idea! Store had a bunch of other little odds and ends as well as some local soaps, candles, clothes, and baby items and some interesting maps or posters that showed different astrological signs as well as were certain vegetations grow within the state or even the time of year!! I'm not much of a gardener, but I would love to get into it! I also don't have the space but I liked the posters! I also thought I took a picture of the poster, but apparently I forgot! It was still really cute though! The lady in the store was very welcoming and friendly and if you check on the app, you get a discount with your purchase! So I'll have to save that for next time! I definitely wanna come back here and buy little stock for presents for friends and family!

This location never fails me. I almost always go home with some sort of TRC insert, stickers,…read morefountain pen ink, or washi tape. Stationary galore, and a great place to buy gifts!

Cute gifts store . Many Japanese style gifts are available here . Some old fashioned fountain pens…read more, birthday cards , key rings . Cute stuffed animals and collectibles. The store is not big but fully packed. Very organized. We don't have too many gift store like this in the west bay . The store location is right by Vally fair mall , West San Jose . Many customers and quite popular. Parking is not easy if you come in the weekend . There are couple paid parking structures in the same area. I usually either come on the weekdays or Saturday morning to avoid the crowds.

Cutest lil plant store I've been in in a long time!…read more Grabbed this super vibrant inchplant & added this beauty to my collection. Love the warmth of the store as you enter, very welcoming & the staff was super nice! It's the lil touches right down to the adorable notes they put in the bag. Read them both when I got home. Support women owned & local. Will definitely be picking up a few more gems in the future, they're super affordable & their plants are healthy & happy. I also saw that you can host events a d create things here. How exciting. Will be looking into that idea as well!

**3.5 stars** Super…read morecute boutique plant store for plant mamas and papas! The store is a little smaller than I thought (you can see the whole store right when you enter), and the prices were steeper that I thought (ie, tiny enamel pins are $12 and $16!) -- so after such a long drive to get there, I didn't end up buying anything, which is very OFF BRAND of me! Momstera Lounge is at the end of the little downtown, so it was fun to walk around and made the most of our long drive. The store is super cute though, and if I lived closer, I'd probably check out one of their classes.

Cute bookstore with little gifts and pens and notebooks. I saw a cute Sanrio pencil pouch I was…read moregoing to get but it was $30! lol. These tariffs are no joke and not worth the 30 bucks. Overall, it was nice to walk around and see the stuff. We didn't buy anything.

It's not a bad Kinokuniya, but after going to the other ones, this one just doesn't stand out as…read moremuch. It shares the same building with the Mitsuwa Market, so, of course, the shop is much smaller than the other ones out there, making it a bit more cramped. With this in mind, the books, stationery, gifts, and other goods here aren't as impressive as say a standalone Kinokuniya (common sense) or the ones that are located in malls. Or maybe I'm just spoiled by the options that I have in SoCal. It's not bad when you're in the area, but if you're a tourist and want a more comprehensive Kino experience, I would say your best bet is the Japantown SF location. However, it's still nice to stop by and see what cute stuff that they have.

Fantastic place to pickup some Japanese gifts…read more Located in Japantown in downtown San Jose, this shop has everything "Japanese". Friendly staff to help you find whatever you're looking for. Huge variety of merchandise that will satisfy every kid to adult. Their prices are pretty good too!

Stopped in at Kogura before Shuei-Do, glad we did because the gift selection is fantastic…read more Store is meticulously organized and tidy, easy to navigate sections, and wise range of items. From books, housewares, toys, and ornate imported decorations, you'll definitely find things that will catch your eye for a reasonable price. Staff is professional and helpful. Highlight: Loved their collection of vintage South Bay business signs - ready to start building my own mini collection.

I am in LOVE with this cute boutique! From knick knacks, to the beautiful clothes, to finding the…read moreperfect gift, Therapy seems to have it all! The cherry on top is the excellent customer service. I recently attended a black tie event and needed a dress appropriate for the occasion. One of the associates, Morgan in particular, was extremely supportive with this quest. From providing different options, making recommendations and helping me find the correct size, she was a gem! I've since attended the event and absolutely in love with the dress I chose. Huge thanks to Morgan as I couldn't have done this without her!

This store is super cute! It's very Urban Outfitter's esque with a combo of clothes, accessories…read moreand home goods. It's basically one of those stores that you go in, start looking and want to buy everything and find things you never knew you needed! The staff is super friendly and attentive and there's just genuinely good vibes when you walk in.

Best kept secret in Sunnyvale for greeting cards. They're all handmade and almost all are under $5…read more They still have their patriotic 250th birthday display up through the end of the month. Lots of cute red, white and blue. Great gift shop that lives up to it's name with unique hand-crafted gifts made by their members.

WOW! My new favorite shop! Dried to come during Covid and they'd closed and I only stumbled upon it…read moreaccidentally this time while on my way to the Apricot Stand that's across the street. GIFTS: I was so shocked at all the gift options in this place! And I almost didn't go in because it's located INSIDE the community senior center. But I found the things they sell remind me of what you'd find at Cranberry Hill, nice quality, only this shop is smaller and the prices are lower. Gifts for ME too...lol. Given the pricing and cute stuff, I might have (definitely did) buy a few things for myself too. EASY TO FIND: Anyway, it was easy to find, they had a sign. You just turn right as soon as when you walk in the double doors and they're right there. The center is that huge lot by the duck park, and the senior center is at the far back of the lot. PRICES: They really have a wide range of pricing because of their selection so I feel I can easily find something price appropriate for the person I'm buying for. They had a ton of small things under $5 (even $2 and $3 dollar things) like little mats for under your coffee mugs, but higher end like the amazing colorful hand knit scarf I bought...for myself. It was hand knit with that extra thin yarn...a million stitches and only $45?! Bring on fall! CARDS?! What? YES and so cheap (good riddance Hallmark). Tons of cards like those high end Papyrus ones at the store that are more like a part of the gift, only these started at only $3.50 a card. Crazy. HAND-CRAFTED: Sometimes I think "church bizarre" when I hear that, but they said everything in there was hand made and it looked so professional to me. SELECTION: They fit a lot of stuff in that little shop. Candles, paper art, purses/bags, jewelry and lots of beaded things, knit things, towels, even children's stuff, and a ton of hand sewn gifts like placement settings, and cup holders, etc. Even some of the jewelry (Pom-Pom key chains and seed bead stuff) were teen friendly, along with some of the fairytale paper art boxes. TWO CRAFT FAIRS: They were advertising a craft fair and said they do two a year, in May and November and that it's supposed to be huge with tons more stuff, so I'll be heading back for that. MEN: Honestly, this seems is a great place to men to find gifts for the various ladies in their lives.