It was a lot. I wasn't able to say anything bad about the service it was busy. The selection is a…read morelot to choose from. The value is normal SF prices ( highly not recommended) unless you you something specific.

I've been coming here for years to get refills for pens, stickers, and stationary. There's always…read moresomething cute to be had. They usually have the newest item I'm looking for. Always a stop if ever in the area. Basic for art supplies. Prices are the same or more here than online. Throughout the years staff have had consistently dry personalities, but transactions are quick.

post.script. is a must visit when in SF. The shop is filled with amazing items made by small…read morebusinesses. Perfect for gifts (or a little treat for yourself :)) They have so many amazing cards for every occasion, stickers, pins, candles, art prints, and much more! The owner and staff are incredibly kind and helpful. They recently put on an event for Inciardi print collectors and it was fantastic. Definitely stop by!

I went into post.script. knowing that there were trendy little art vending machines inside, but…read morealso aware that I'd be completely enveloped by adorable and useful items which might've or might not have been out of my price range. I was correct and also so glad I took the time to stop in. Firstly, the store employees: Tiara and Janielle were immediately and incredibly helpful, knowing that I'd likely want quarters for the vending machines and accepting my silly $2 bills (which my father put in my stocking at Christmas because he's a prankster like that) and handing me a cup full of $6 worth of quarters while explaining the vending machine limit of 3 prints per person very kindly. I asked if it was ok if I filmed and they assured me it was totally fine! This was really cool later on, as the shop's account commented on the video that I posted and that felt very interactive! After I had used up my last quarter and gotten my 6th mini mystery print from the vending machines, I started my search for a birthday card for the previously mentioned prankster-father of mine. The selection was delightful! Perhaps not massive, but still delightful as every option was by a local artist and priced really fairly for that privilege (about $6-6.50 per greeting card, which is actually a great value). I found four birthday cards for various people in my life and two "get well" cards for a friend and my mom who are both about to have surgery. After that I started to search through the other items in the shop, of which there were MANY and the options were so incredibly cute and kitschy as well as being very usable. I didn't end up getting anything other than the greeting cards, mostly because of the pricing, but I can respect a high price-tag when it's on a locally made artisanal item. I just couldn't personally afford any of it on that particular day! My six greeting cards totaled out to $46 including tax, and I'm ok with that! I've already used one and it was appreciated greatly! I have to say that the highlight of this visit wasn't the items or the super cool mystery art vending machines, although all of that was incredibly fun and exactly what I was looking for going in.. but the staff really made me feel welcomed and hyped up and I think that the soul of a store is sometimes made or broken by it's employees and how obviously they like or dislike their jobs. These individuals obviously enjoy working here and I felt welcomed by their energetic and thoughtful interactions with me. I will absolutely return!

I love using Moleskine for my sketchbooks and journals! They are perfect for bringing along as they…read moreare really sturdy but light and easy to transport. I also love that they look beautiful as a catalog once you've finished them. I've gone through SO many of the sketchbooks, logbooks, and lined journals and think they're just gorgeous sitting on my bookshelf for referencing after I've finished them. They also make a great gift and in my opinion are a great value for the cost! The staff at the SF Moleskine is first class. Very knowledgeable but not overwhelming. Everytime I have a question they know exactly how to answer it. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for some nice quality notebooks, planners, or specialty journals. Also honorable mention for all the special editions! I really hope they continue to bring out those types of collabs and expand their stationery assortment beyond just the timeless journals they have:)

This store is located at the Palace Hotel. It is a very relaxed shopping experience. The staff…read moreleaves you alone to browse. Doors are locked because of the neighborhood which is understood. Product is beautiful. Staff is friendly.

Jacques at Hyegraph is professional, kind and made this experience seamless!…read more He worked with me to make my wedding invitations exactly how I envisioned. Would recommend for high quality, personalized invitations!

Excellent work! Very creative designer, proactive communication, delivered everything on time and…read morethe price was very reasonable. They created the seating chart, table numbers, and guest cards for my son's wedding party. Quite a few of the invitees pinned this business for future projects, Yes, it was that beautiful ! Because there are names everywhere I won't upload photos but they did a really nice job.I'll be happy to work with them again.

An interesting shop that is a far cry from Union Square, the Embarcadero, the Cannery, Ghiradelli…read moreSquare or even Union Street. Beautifully ("tastefully") displaying items of stationary and related paraphernalia, mostly made in Japan, I believe. I wound up buying a retractable pencil for $20. The workmanship looked very good, a reminder of quality and an era when there was less emphasis on speed, productivity, quantity... It would be nice to have had a (brightly colored) case for it (what they did have in the store was too big). I promptly misplaced the pencil only a few days after I returned to Seattle. The staff were well trained, aimiable, and well versed.

Love, love, love this store! This is our first time visiting Topdrawer on Valencia Street in the…read moreMission District of San Francisco and it did not disappoint. The visual merchandising is satisfying - very organized and thoughtful. Speaking of thoughtful, the staff were exactly that in addition to being kind, knowledgeable and giving us the right amount of attention while also giving us space to browse and enjoy the store. We will be back again and again when visiting SF.

They say art is timeless but there is only one week left until May 3 to see the KAWS art exhibit in…read moreSF. Some art I enjoy has a message or a cause. Some art remain static which are displayed only on building walls and some are art statues which are frozen like a mannequin. Then they are performative artist promoting and selling you a vibe or brand on my social media feed. There is a place where you can get art to wear art on a T-shirt or hat and you can show off the art in public with a tote bag. You can also learn about art with a book and also get art replicas you can put on your coffee table. This place is located inside SOMA of San Francisco and it's called the SF MOMA Museum Store. On an art crawl also known as a Spring stroll in SOMA past the Yerba Buena Gardens I landed on 3rd street in SF. Before walking in and walking out the KAWS exhibit at SF MOMA there is a museum store that has something for almost anybody. You will find it before entering and exiting the SF MOMA. Once inside you will feel it's part gift shop and part bookstore. You will see hella games and puzzles along with toys. There are some interesting books available for sale. You can show off some art by getting some art you can wear with a hat. Give the gift art by getting a gift with art from SF MOMA Museum store. Art displays are visual and still alive and I do "see them"displayed at the store SF MOMA "Museum" art is still alive around the world you can even see art for the dead at the "mausoleum" in the city you will see Emperors wearing no clothes stationed in the Legion of Honor but not at the "Oakland Coliseum" Some art they try to ban and "prohibit" and art is a lifestyle and some people do "live it"and now you can buy art piece and share it as a gift you can "give it" and where you can go to shop is located at the SF MOMA Museum before and after the KAWS art "exhibit"

Service was great, the person at the ticket counter let us know about the discount we would get if…read morewe brought our ticket stubs back the next time we were there, I forgot her name, but she was pleasant. The Teen and I were there to see the KAWS Exhibit and it didn't disappoint, very creative from every perspective. Since we visited other floors before on our previous visits, the special exhibits are always worth the fee. The selection of art has something from various artists & mediums, that my opinion is always appealing to the eye and leaves me inspired to go home and paint. As an art lover, and an artist myself, it's always a value and I always experience something new even though I've been there plenty of times. Of course I'll be back: Matisse's Femme au chapeau: A Modern Scandal.

I walked past this stationary store while walking from the ferry to the convention center when I…read morewas visiting for a meeting. I stopped in because I thought they might be able to find a Moleskin planners. I had ordered one twice from a prominent online store without getting what I wanted. Patrick and Co. did not have quite what I wanted in stock. But Bobby asked what I was looking for, and brought 3 planners in from their other store for me to look at the next day. One of these was exactly what I was looking for. I was very impressed with Bobby's friendliness, responsiveness and customer service. I would shop there again. Kudos to Bobby and all the staff, who provide exemplary personal service.

This place has THE best greeting card and postcard selection ever. Not ordinary, not cliché, but…read morealways something snazzy and tasteful or hilarious. And then there are the stickers and pens, some art supplies and boxed stationery + + + +. Great place for gifts, jigsaw puzzles, an umbrella, a canvas bag or any and all of those office supplies. Even during the pandemic, I would venture there on Muni for scribble and jot supplies. Long live Patrick & CO!!! Thank you for all your great stuff, service all these generations!

Such a unique store. They carry art, leather goods, stationery, candles, accessories, books, so…read moremuch fun stuff! Some items are splurges like a boob leather wallet for $98 but other items like their sharperners or pens are $8-15. I appreciate that this store isn't just for the upper class. I also like how they have descriptions of the artists for the products they sell. It's nice to put a name/face behind the local artwork so you know who you're supporting. Ended up buying an "only good things" blank journal but I'll definitely be back to browse some more.

This store is filled with stationary, cards, ultra-modern jewelry, and pop art objects, from $40…read moremini vases to $85 boob wallets to $6 hipster cards with random sayings on them that don't really correlate with any particular reason why someone might ordinarily send a card. If you are looking for low prices, this is not your shop. But if you don't mind precious prices to go with your precious finds, then you might really dig some of the artsy finds here. I would've given more stars, except that for the entire ten minutes we were browsing the shop, the young woman working there didn't so much as look at us, never mind welcome us in or offer any customer assistance...which is impressive in that we were the only customers in there with her, and she still made it a point to hardcore ignore us!! I don't know if it's her business or if she's just an employee, but I know if it were MY business, I'd at least acknowledge a customer with a hello and offer to help find something, should the need arise. The front entry and most of the store are WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE. There are a few tighter areas, but overall, it seemed okay for my chair. Other than that, it's clean and well-lit, so there's that going for it. Still, given the higher prices and lack of any customer service, I probably won't feel the need to go back here, especially since there are better, less expensive card/tchotchke shops within a block of this place.