Does anyone remember Thrift Town? That building that was three stories tall and full of amazing…read morevintage finds? Yeah, well it closed down but No Shop has risen through Thrift Towns ashes and the legacy of vintage lives on. The staff is exceptionally stellar!!!!!!!!!! They were so nice to me, gently letting me know that my YSL bag was a counterfeit, to educating me on why a diamond studded red velvet dress is a hard sale in the middle of summer. They don't take brands you are familiar with, but I did see some Nautica and American Apparel in there...but for the most part no H&M, Forever 21, Hollister, Abercrombie, zara etc. Beautiful collection of vintage clothes, from a Jacqueline Onassis inspired pink dress to a Save the Earth vintage denim jacket, and a planet on it's back studded with sequins. Beautiful merch.

No Shop was the last place we went to on Valencia street that day. We were tired, thirsty, and…read moregetting hungry. I have to admit that I didn't really go through the racks here as I enthusiastically did a couple shops before this one, so this is on our list to revisit a next time. They seem to curate some fashionable labels here.

Harper 67 is an adorable new addition to Fillmore Street, and I was genuinely excited for a spot…read moreselling used designer clothing for the hip Cow Hollow crowd. We have a few similar shops in the neighborhood, but this one looked like it would bring a fun vibe with music and a curated resale feel. I've popped in several times hoping to love it, but I'm still disappointed by how pricey the items are. It's resale--not high-end consignment--and yet many pieces are marked far higher than expected. There's a rack outside labeled "half off," but it's usually where stained or slow-selling items end up. One surprise: they have a cool selection of vintage Niners jackets, but they're priced around $400, which feels steep. If you're looking for better deals on secondhand designer pieces, Cris on Polk or Closet 1957 on Union are much more reasonable. Harper 67 has potential, but the pricing keeps it from being the neighborhood gem I hoped for.

Awesome Awesome Awesome!!! This is my first time here the other day. I really enjoyed the vibe of…read morethis place. Lot of great fashion choices and accessories to choose from. Some cool wall art for sale as well! The store mostly consists of women's clothes that my wife was perusing. There's also some quality men's clothes to choose from that I was definitely checking out. Harper 67 is centrally located in the on Fillmore Street between Union and Filbert. We actually Incorporated this shop in our San Francisco outing. First we went to the Legion of Honors and then over to Union Street for lunch at Perry's while also picking up some amazing dog treats at Mishka's. Plenty to do in the neighborhood and if you're in the neighborhood, definitely check out harbor 67!!

Love Street is a little off the beaten path but would be completely at home on Haight or Valencia…read more So many cool, funky, unique things. I've been on a 70s polyester kick lately, buying up all the wildly patterned, wide-lapelled blazers I can find. I dropped in here over the weekend for the first time to see what they had and found 70s prints galore and a bunch of amazing jackets to try on. My favorite was a red, white, and blue chevron duster but it had a few issues, such as seams open in three areas and a number of fabric pulls. There were also some confusingly-placed buttons randomly sewn/pinned on but at least those are always nice to have as back-ups. In retrospect I feel a little guilty about having hinted at a discount. It's a fun and special piece and I feel lucky to have it. Thankfully, though, the young lady at the counter was totally gracious about it. In the end, it was worth the hour-ish I spent that evening closing up the seams, pulling through the larger fabric snags, and removing the superfluous buttons. I should note that my duster seemed to be an exception because everything else I looked at was in terrific vintage condition. This is a wonderful shop and I am so excited to have finally found it!

Love Street is a great spot to shop for fun and unique vintage clothing and accessories. Their…read morecollection of Zuni and Navajo jewelry is amazing. They have designer brands and non designer brands-- leather, wool, silk... mostly items for women but some cool things for men too. It's worth stopping by and exploring the treasures here. The lady at the counter was super sweet! We left with a nice cashmere dress, elegant yet stylish, and a plaid Pendleton wool shirt... both under $100 each and with zero blemishes. Great quality, decent price, fun and relaxed vibe.

Got the Chloé dress of my dreams for $280-something and some GORGEOUS Valentino riding boots for…read more$475. The sales associate was such a vibe -- very Stevie Nicks -- and helped me persuade my dad into paying my bill (no small feat). The hardest thing about moving to SF is the lack of good shopping, but this place is a total light in the dark. I'll be back as soon as I want to feel like Blair Waldorf again.

I've always wanted to come in here, and since I had some downtime after my facial, I decided to…read morestep inside and check it out. I'm not sure if it was because I didn't 'look the part'--that is, decked out in designer clothes--but I was basically ignored the entire time I was in the store. The employee was helping another customer when I arrived. When she finally walked past, I smiled, but she just gave me a look, a brief 'hi,' and walked away. There were a few items I wanted to try on, but I felt so unwelcome that I just left.

Everdaze is a cutesy vintage shop offering clothing, stickers, earrings, and other cute stationary,…read moreprovided by small businesses. I remember the interior smelled amazing, the selection of items was great, and the staff were very friendly.

Wow I wasn't even shopping and passed this store and boy am I glad I did. Fantastic service from…read morestaff and incredible merchandise that I jumped on. I started looking at shirts and they had amazing selection on several different brands. The second thing I noticed were the out of this world prices. Immediately I started trying in merchandise and got great and honest feedback from staff on how shirts looked. SOLD! Hands down the quality and price of shirts couldn't be beaten. Ended up buying five items for under $100. Actually $72 total! Amazing price for what I got as you'll see in the pics. The clincher was knowing it was family owned. Amy the owner and her brother Andy helped me every step of the way and I'll be a customer from now on. The store is new so head over there introduce yourself and buy! To let you know I got two LL Bean flannel shirts, a vintage Levi shirt I immediately put on to hit the town, a Cal pullover and Carmel by the Sea sweatshirt. I was a happy camper!

The interior design is so gorgeous! Lots of variety in clothes, though there's more clothes for…read morewomen than men. Pants and jackets can be pricey but tops can be affordable. I love that they have a room with a big couch in the center and a tall mirror that you can put your belongings on to try on jackets!

We liked this store at the Haight & Ashbury. It had many unique and beautiful vintage collection…read more The staff was friendly and we liked the decor and the vibes there.

I went there to find vintage jeans, and I certainly found my perfect pair. I'm very excited…read more There was a woman there that was very eccentric and knowledgeable about jeans. If you need vintage jeans, among other amazing finds, go there. Thank you!!!

First I want to share this little spot has the best customer service ever! I love thrifting with my…read moreson and he wanted to check out this spot in SF - we were visiting for Spring break and I've been meaning to give this place a good review. I was able to find something for my daughter who is 9 years old btw and into thrifting as well. The staff there were very helpful and friendly - which you don't find often at a thrift/vintage shop. There were some very pricey items and some that didn't break the bank haha. Also I asked the staff there if what they recommend for dinner and they shared a new Indian spot that was fire!! That will be in my next review because we walked there right after shopping!

One of the many thrift stores I visited while visiting SF. Probably one of my favs! Very reasonable…read moreprices and staff is super friendly - would def come again :)

First time here. Great selection - items ranging from modern to retro and even some vintage. I…read morespotted a vintage women's trousers with union tag in the $1.99 rack there were a few orange tab Levi's (priced $40) and awesome 100% wool sweaters, leather jackets and denim selection is top notch. The person working was making sure all the hangers were in place and nothing fell onto the floor as well as greeting everybody.