Junk Girls is an Art Gallery dedicated to the creation of art from found materials, (junk). As…read moresuch, it is one of the most interesting Galleries I have ever seen. If you are an art lover and you value unique and creative, Junk Girls is it!

Absolutely love this store! It's warm, inviting and has some amazing handmade recycled and vintage…read moreitems. They also have antiques here. It's a little on the pricey side, but that's because most items are handmade and crafted with detail using vintage objects. I especially loved all the different types of light fixtures. This is the place you come to when shopping for something that's not produced in mass quantities. Overall, a cute gem of a store located in downtown San Luis Obispo.

Emma worked with us to plan our event in June...held rehearsal dinner in the upstairs event space…read morecatered by Todo Bueno. Interactions were professional, courteous and timely. Checked in on us as event started to make sure we were comfortable and had all we needed. Very reasonable rates for rental for this area. Highly recommended!

We stop by SLO Public Market every time we come to slow to charge our car. There's always a charger…read moreavailability, the restrooms are clean, and there're a lot of dining options with plenty of seatings inside. I also love their courtyard area, which has a lot of tables with umbrellas. It's a nice outdoor setting to have lunch with our dog. (It could get quite windy, though.) Our dog loves to go inside the Tractor Supply Co, right next to the Public Market, as well. Since most of the eateries close early, we usually come here for lunch or an early dinner while we charge, and have tried almost every restaurant. I love the slaw bowls at Todo Bueno, the lunch specials at Sushi Goshi, the pesto pasta at Humble Oven and the açai bowls at Neighborhood Açai.

while they are nice, you would be better off to sell on marketplace, I ended up getting 5 dollars…read morefor a expensive pair of shoes. Never again!

Beautiful clothes and great service. I go there every time in this city. I always find beautiful…read moredesigner clothes at a great price.

This strip mall is where SLO's enclosed mall used to be. The Forever 21 department was where the…read moreoriginal Gottschalks was and Embassey Suites was also apart of the original mall. The big box center has 3 sit down restaurants-Apple Bee's, Hometown Buffet, Tahoe Joe's, and coming soon is Buffalo Wild Wings. It has a good selection of big box stores-Staples, World Market, and Bed Bath N Beyond. It d be nice if this center had a real department store and not Forever 21. Parking is ample. It has some cool local stores like Breezeway Deli and Little Grape.

Just a strip mall. I didn't see much shopping in SLO that…read morewas attractive to me. Disappointed as a visitor.

Amazing place to buy gifts. The store is organized in such an aesthetic and calming way. Highly…read morerecommend you walk through this store.

Dropping in during our San Luis Obispo vacation, I ended up buying an adorable puzzle box for my…read moremother at Humankind Fair Trade. I loved their great array of wool items and jewelry and found their wooden gifts adorable! The store was just bursting with gifts and yet felt well organized and neat. Our service was friendly and kind and she wrapped my gift with a string bow - so cute. Overall if you're looking for some fair trade adorable gifts, I would definitely stop into Humankind Fair Trade if you're in the area!

I packed so badly this trip that I needed a few items to get me through the week…read more (Good thing I threw in a bag two different kinds of dental floss, 1 t-shirt and enough dainties I could stock Victoria's Secret because you can make an outfit out of that, right?) I was delighted I found the Madonna Plaza, a mall with a great assortment of mid-level retail with a mix of moderately priced stores and restaurants. Ulta, Chipotle, Buffalo Wild Wings, REI, DSW, Sprouts, Kohl's, See's Candies, Cost Plus World Market and more. I found everything I needed and was on my way in 40 minutes with takeaway Chipotle for my son.

Technically, this shopping center is probably more on the "strip mall" side as opposed to a real…read moremall, because here you can exercise your patriotic duty as an American by driving from one store to the other (even when they're right next to each other) instead of walking. There is a wide variety of both chain and local stores to choose from, such as a department store (Sears), a supermarket, a big-box bookstore (Borders), a local place called the Crushed Grape, Best Buy, and others. Basically, if you live in San Luis Obispo and need something, but prefer to avoid downtown because of the inconvenience of walking from one end to the other, this is the alternative for those who actually use a car in their daily lives and are not ashamed of it.

Ely at Village Vintage had a shirt I've been trying to findFor years. My father had an off-road…read morerace car company called Sandmaster and more the T-shirt all the time. I'm so grateful to this family business for finding little treasures that makes such a difference for the people they reach. Thank you Ely!

"Appointment only" is on the window. Not convenient when you're looking for idea and nothing…read morespecific.

I have been trying to go here for a while & they did not disappoint! I would have spent hours if I…read morehad the time. Picked up an amazing white leather skirt that I been looking for. Picked up a book of short stories from Japanese writers, and an amazing book with masks for my son. I can't wait to bring my husband here, he's going to love the book selection. I can't wait to have more time in those clothing racks

My first time purchasing vintage! Store has a great selection of vintage clothes, books, and…read morerecords. The owner was super welcoming and friendly. Would definitely visit again and recommend to others.