Beautiful store, original creations, jewelry is beautiful at a good price. Don't miss this store…read morewhen traveling to San Francisco!!

Cute little spot! Lots of Z Supply clothing, which I love…read more They have a cute assortment of jewelry (a little pricer than I wanted) and mini perfumes/lotions - I ended up buying some of the mini perfumes, as they're super convenient to throw in a handbag or to take when traveling. I felt that the perfume, lotion and clothing were all priced on par with other businesses. It was only the jewelry with unfortunately, seemed a little out of line. Had it been a little less, I probably would have walked away with some! Worth a stop in if you happen to be visiting the ever-touristy Ghirardelli Square. 2025: 63/100

Precious, stylish, & hip…read more The best shop for a woman expecting a baby. The best shop for a baby. The best shop if you're an Audrey Hepburn fan. Candles, cards, & lotions...it's all here. When a friend of mine recently found out she & her husband were expecting, I thought of Lola. Adorable onesies, booties, baby blankets, etc. There's also all sorts of games for the little ones, & gifts ranging from stationery to coffee tumblers for the big kids in your life. Everything is uber cute, or stylish, or posh. The coffee tumblers are by Kate Spade, for example. Very nice! Saves you a trip to Neiman's. The official Breakfast At Tiffany's 50th anniversary companion book is here, too. Along w "What Would Audrey Hepburn Do?" A must stop for any lady in your life. 5 stars.

Stay classy: emails are good for business correspondence, but special occasions call for special…read morecards - Lola's got you! CARDS Some say, "nothing says I love you like a handwritten card." Ugh, debatable, but a card can definitely carry heavy meaning. An old fashion card is inconvenient at times: kinda hard to find, find the words to print, and print legibly (for some) given our technology. However, the perfect card for your loved one with a few hand written words can be priceless. Especially if you're broke in this economy, you may want to consider a heart felt card - beyond your standard Hallmark. If you got dough, grab one and load it with some cash or a gift card! THE OCCASION I came here because my niece is turning two this year, and I want her to remember how much Auntie Ray loved her before she became a rotten child (totally kidding - she's already rotten and I even love her for that). Whether it's an old card for V-day, a B-day, graduation, cards mark a point in time that E-cards just don't quite flag. I walked into this store and found a beautiful assortment of cards - took the time I didn't have because she's worth it. Sure, she can't read now but she's likely to out-live me, and I know my sister, like me, has a shoe box to toss this in. When baby girl moves out, she'll get that box and take a look - we always stumble upon old cards in times of transition. Sometimes those cards reaffirm our decision to keep it moving or reconsider our direction, ya know... NO OCCASION? I recommend grabbing some stationary anyway. My grandma was a pretty classy lady and taught us that it's rude not to send thank you's. In her day, she collected stationary and sent thank you's regularly - I so don't do this but I've found it helpful to have stationary laying around: thank a boss for a bonus, drop an invite to your girl who just split with her man, write a rain-check for your boy, forgotten b-day, or just a simple thank you for being you. CARDS ARE UNDERRATED Well I dare you to send one to someone after they do something nice for you. Just writing this I can recall five cards that changed my own life - and if you knew me you'd know I'm not all that sentimental or gooshy. (1) my first real love valentine (2) my first birthday card from a acquaintance that ended up being one of my best friends (3) a college graduation card from pops (4) 18th birthday card from mom (5) good luck card from my firm after moving on to law school. BOTTOM LINE I think this store has something for everyone. Check it out and support a local business, even if it's in a yuppie neighborhood. If you're not shopping for yourself, consider the stationary as a gift. Lil classy old school is cool. NERD ALERT At the counter, they have astronaut ice cream! I'm giving away my age here, but seriously - did you eat this as a kid??? Sweet memories

If you need to pick up a t-shirt for yourself or a friend, California Smiles has a lot of choices…read moreof t-shirts, sweatshirts, and other items. Plenty of California and SF themed logos, along with humorous and topical art. We picked up two t-shirts and a hoodie. T-shirts are Gildan, and for hoodies they have some less expensive makes, but I went with the more expensive Champion. They apply the decal quickly and service is helpful. It may pay to shop around, but if you are in Fisherman's Wharf, and want to look for great selection, this is an excellent place to start.

No Yelp reviews in the past 2 years? Ok, here we go!…read more Talk about wall-to-wall coverage of t-shirt designs. This store is just jam packed with t-shirts and sweatshirts. And when you've run out of space, there are even more t-shirts. There's not a whole lot of room to maneuver in here so the space feels of a jam packed thrift shop, but with an open wall for an exit. There's no particular theme here as the designs are not limited to anything San Francisco-centric. There are some politically themed shirts, pop culture shirts, and something from every color and size. The guy in the front of the store welcomes you in and we didn't leave until we picked up a long sleeve hooded San Francisco design sweatshirt for $30. It's not going to be cheap, because it's another bay area tourist trap after all.

The store of my dreams. An eclectic mix of vintage treasures, new delights, nothing but beautiful…read morethings curated to the high heavens. I got two blouses that never fail to delight the public.

Hands down, THE best place to buy a gift in Nob/Russian Hill. Every single item is thoughtfully…read morecurated by Teresa. Can't go wrong, even if you try really hard.

We stopped by to do a little shopping on our way back to the hotel. Saw some really nice jackets,…read morebut I realized I have too many jackets at home and I live in SoCal where the temps are consistently in the 70's. So, I ended up with a cute little flat bottom tote bag and the foodie sidekick bought a new hat. Friendly staff, great products, and they gave us a sticker with our purchase. All was well in our world.

A great store with a great selection of Pata gear to choose from…read more Parking along the street is pretty easy and plentiful here, which is a plus since it's SF. The employees I have interacted with are all helpful and chill, in the not typical retail manner which is Patagonia that I admire. I definitely recommend this location of Patagonia.

- easy to enter the store; not too busy - helpful…read moreattendants and cashier - all kinds of gear - Pokemon go for $27, hoodie sweater - 4.5, but round it up to 5. - screen shirts are so good

I was impressed with the wide selection of merchandise at this store. Very nice customer service!read more

Was able to stop in and browse the selection. Im a big stone island fan and they were able to…read morepresent me a couple options and specific hoodies i was looking for . I seen they were marked down on the website so i decided to come in. They were very attentative , not only that , they applied an EXTRA mark down that i wouldve never knew about . Overall great experience. This will def be my go to spot for stone island ! I paid about $500 for both hoodies !

I LOVE this store. Martin & his crew are all so nice and friendly. They have a great selection of…read moresneakers and I love the clothes as well.

Good shopping experience! I came in looking for some wide leg black pants. Unfortunately, the sizes…read morewere very picked over. I ended up finding a casual shirt that was a decent price. Store was fairly tidy; second floor seemed a little haphazard in its layout. Ability to text receipts; nice green concept. 2025: 62/100

We stopped into this store because mom wanted to see it. Anyway, I've never set foot in a Zara…read morebefore today, and let's just say that it is unlikely that I would ever return to this Zara or any other one. This is a large multi-level store, and maybe at times it provides a pleasant shopping experience, but today was not it. I hardly saw any employees working & I did not interact with anyone. It seems like there is an end-of-season sale going on or something because the store was a total and complete mess. Many items were 70% off, but there were slim pickings for sure. Clothes and shoes were strewn all over the place and there was very little rhyme or reason for the way items were displayed or organized. Full priced items were set out in the midst of the sale stuff and it was just chaos and mayhem galore. I found a skirt that I liked, but I was so grossed out by the fitting room with clothes everywhere and the disarray in the store that we just bounced and got the heck out of there. Yikes! Do better for your customers, Zara!!