Karrie and her sister are amazing. They take the time and talk to you and not only show you around…read morethe store, but give suggestions. There are lot of unique and amazing items. You could spend hours there! Prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend. You will always find something that you like. I sure did

I have been in this delightful shop a few times and each time I pop in there are new and…read moreinteresting things. I've never left without buying something magical. The sisters that own the shop are so kind and friendly and I always enjoy chatting with them. They care about their store and their customers feeling welcome. I have owned a retail business and I know how tough it can be and these ladies have always greeted me with warmth and kindness, no matter who was their customer before I walked in. Please support this great store and these lovely women. Love this spot!

Every time I walk into this store I remind myself that I find this to be one of the best curated…read morelocal shops. Cleansing Palo santo, accent furniture pieces, gold details, art, books. Even when I don't have a shopping list I find things that enrich my home environment. Yes, super simple indeed!

Customer service is very horrible at this place. Just be careful of buying anything here! We went…read morethere to buy a lamp (Menu)! I wanted to send few pics to my partner on facebook to check which one is better! Hence asked shop owner i can take few pics! I was totally refused! Dint buy anything. There are lot of stores in SF for minimalist and nordic stuff!

Recently in 2025 the Glen Park neighborhood in San Francisco was named the #35 Best Neighborhoods…read morein the World by Time Out ( timeout.com). I can vouch for how fantastic Glen Park is an unique place where I enjoy going here since it's nearby to where I live and has lots of places to enjoy a bit of everything from a place eat and drink. For decades I always enjoyed hanging around Glen Park because it has a good vibe and a model of an ideal residential neighborhood in San Francisco. I am in this neighborhood all the time. It is also a good place to enjoy a place to hike in the Glen Canyon Park. There is a place in the Glen Park neighborhood where they sell lots of fun stuff from books to celebratory cards along with art and it's also a gift shop. On a November autumn stroll through Chenery street in San Francisco Glen Park neighborhood I enjoy going to Perch because it has lots of interesting items available along with some art on the walls. It feels as you stepped inside a small art gallery which sells jewelry, stationaries, special occasion cards, kitchen items, and some good books about drinks and food. When visiting the Glen Park neighborhood in San Francisco plan a visit and stop at Perch on Chenery street. Go to Glen Park if you are in "search" for novelties and interesting "merch " and it's available inside a store called "Perch" if you haven't gone to Glen Park better do some online " research" Come to one of the best neighborhoods ranked #35 in the world by Time Out ( timeout.com) as it was " written" and enjoy a stroll all four seasons with the neighborhood charm you will be "smitten" go to the Perch which is located on Chenery street and the cross street is called Diamond and it's a gem that is " hidden"

I have been a loyal customer at Perch for more than five years. As a Glen Park resident, it's a…read moregreat place to stop for gifts or to treat yourself. Unfortunately, I will never go back after an interaction that I had with the woman who works there today. She has never been particularly polite (she's snapped at both me and my husband), but we were willing to overlook that to support a local business. That changed today. I approached the store with my newborn in her stroller. The woman had her large, nine month old puppy tied to the front door of the store. Since the dog could easily jump on my stroller (it was quite large), I asked if it was baby friendly. I said, "I have a newborn in here, is your dog safe with babies?" And she snapped rudely, "I don't know. That's your responsibility." Mind you, we were literally on our first walk out of the house and had prioritized going to perch to get a little gift for our baby girl. This interaction was so totally unnecessary. Not only should a giant puppy not be tied to the front door, but to snap at parents trying to keep their kid safe is totally inappropriate. Move your dog! Be kind! Ugh I am so done. I will never be back. PS, I should clarify that I love dogs and I am a large dog owner myself. It is our responsibility as dog owners to 1) know how our dogs behave with kids and other dogs and 2) depending on that behavior, take precautions. This woman chose to do neither and was rude to us when we asked her to.

I typically love Miniso, but this is not my favorite location. I'm at Stonestown pretty often, and…read moreI usually stop by whenever I'm there. Unfortunately, I leave empty-handed about 9 out of 10 times because they never seem to have the newer items I'm looking for. I especially love collecting blind boxes, and this location often feels behind on stocking new releases. One interaction I had here a while back really stuck with me. An older employee told me about a promotion while ringing up my purchase. After checking out, I grabbed a few more items so I could take advantage of the deal she had mentioned. When the discount didn't appear, I asked her about the promotion, and she responded in a rude tone, saying she had no idea what I was talking about. I understand that people may not remember every interaction, but this happened within just a few minutes of our conversation. The response felt dismissive and unnecessary, and it left a negative impression. I still love Miniso as a brand, but this location has been disappointing compared to others I've visited.

I couldn't find a charging cable for my iPhone at the Daiso so my back up was to go to Miniso and…read morehave my fingers crossed. Alas is the world of having an "older" model phone that isn't USB-C. Pain, misery, agony. Luckily enough, I was able to find an iPhone charging cable here (I got 2 just in case) and it was around $5-6. Pretty steep, but it's high speed and I was in dire straits. It's still working, so it's not a super cheap garbage one, yet. There was one worker here when we went and a good number of people looking around at stuff, but there was no wait for me to check out. I'll be honest, this is the smallest and most barren, cleared out Miniso that I've been to. Canmake shelves were decimated and it a lot of the make up samples were broke and dirty. I wouldn't want to touch any of it or purchase any with my bare hands. NorCal doesn't have an equivalent of Ebisu Life or Fukuya Life, so aside from some other miscellaneous places, this would be the only place I would think to get imported make up off the top of my head and to see it in that state, especially if I really needed something (for a con, etc.), I would NOT be happy. Other than that this location is mostly gifts, blind boxes, make up (no matter how decimated) and very little other goods (electronics, home goods, snacks). There are better, bigger Miniso out there, but this served it's purpose at the very least.

When Modern Was is my go to store in San Francisco. Not only do they have a wide variety of items,…read moretheir service is over they top!

This little boutique is located in downtown Noe Valley right in the heart of all the action, making…read moreit easy to find. Despite the strange name, they have cute, quirky, kitschy items for sale - dishes, mirrors, art, wall hangings, napkins, goblets, antique furniture. We had fun poking around and left with two picture frames to give as gifts.

This is the non-IchibonKan of Chinese products. Mostly low grade cheap things that one would plan…read moreon buying to use a couple times at the most for a specific purpose. All the items are low quality, not meant to last.

Great selection and the owner is helpful. Just that it is hard to look for something and some price…read morelabels were hard to locate.

The person at the front was nice and had fair pricing…read more Cute plants store right in neighborhood.

Beautiful store design with a wide selection of plants!…read more I appreciate how they label each plant with whether or not they're pet friendly. The staff here is very helpful and knowledgeable! Inventory may fluctuate; when I dropped in here, there were very few (3 total) ceramic pots to choose from, so I wasn't able to grab a matching pot for my planter. I picked up a Chinese Money Tree plant, which was lush and healthy. Overall, this is a fun place to shop for houseplants!

I had a wonderful first-time visit to BookShop West Portal today. This bookstore has all the…read morecurrent must-reads in politics, history, non-fiction, and fiction titles. Neat and clean space with an organized layout. The two ladies working today were very nice; when I called to ask for a specific book and when I arrived to purchase it. There is a few benches around the entrance and there are restaurants, a bar and a coffee shop a few steps away so folks can get reading in their preferred environment. Can't say enough nice things about this local book store and I will be back as soon as I am done with my current read. Special thanks to the girls working today that made me feel welcomed.

Cute little bookshop in the West Portal with a good selection of new & popular books. The staff was…read morehelpful when I asked about a book I was looking for. It was not in stock but they offered to order it for me (not local so declined this offer). Fun selection of greeting cards, small selection of tote bags, stickers and other fun things (mugs, bookmarks, etc.) Prices seemed normal (so maybe a little higher than Amazon, etc.) for an independent book store but probably comparable to a large bookstore chain.

Flawless! Wanted something fun to do for a work event and decided on a guided succulent arrangement…read moreworkshop. Contacted a few vendors and by far Adam was the most responsive and informative. He made it so easy to plan this event for large group of 18. We had constant communication leading up to the event and on the day off everything was executed exactly as planned. Adam is kind, patient, and honestly his guided succulent workshop was therapeutic as well as fun! He was happy to take questions and just generally meshed really well with our diverse group. Everyone felt at ease and comfortable with him. He gave us plenty of ideas and inspiration for our arrangements. All the supplies he provided were amazing and there was so much variety to choose from. Would highly recommend him for your next team building event. The entire group was happy with everything!

I did the virtual Botanical Tea Tasting with a small group as part of a corporate event, and it was…read morea very enjoyable experience that I recommended to my friends and colleagues! Scheduling and coordinating the event was a breeze -- Adam is incredibly responsive over email and easy to work with. The tea kits arrived packaged BEAUTIFULLY and securely, and were clearly of high quality. I was further impressed with the how Adam lead the tea tasting event over video call -- he was incredibly thoughtful and knowledgeable! He personalized everyone's individual tea tasting according to what teas they had selected, which greatly impressed us. He walked us through the history and background of the teas we were sampling, and at the end of the session he gave lots of practical advice on how to continue storing our teas for future use. I would absolutely recommend Adam's workshops to anyone looking to plan a (virtual) event -- the combination of how amazing, high-quality, and thoughtful the workshop experience is, along with Adam being wonderful to work with to coordinate the event setup -- makes me give a solid 5 star rating.

Loved stopping into this store, it's hard not to walk out without finding new decor for the whole…read morehouse. They have a variety items from decorative throw pillows to candles, dish ware and more. I had fun smelling the candles there as well, they have some decorative ones as well as fun ones for your home or that would make great gifts. They also have some personal care items and fun statues and little things like chopsticks and serving utensils. We fell in love with some terracotta bowls that were so unique. They also can ship items if you're from further away. I'm excited to stop in again next time we're in town for more inspiration and pieces for our home.

What a great find! The owner is super helpful & friendly…read more The store carries a lot of beautiful home goods, many locally made and several from the third world. I bought a beautiful basket made in Somalia. The table top goods are stylish, no scary craft projects here. Stag & Manor is small, but you'll spend a lot of time here, and probably find something you didn't know you needed, like a gift for yourself or others. Shop Local !