Auntie Beth has soooooooooo much more fun shopping for her nephew than she will for her own…read morechildren. When spoiling a niece or nephew, money is no option. Stores like Cha Cha Cha capitalize on the guilt feelings of relatives who see the young 'uns a few times a year. The adorable onesie that I bought for my nephew doesn't appear to be crafted any differently from the ones that I buy at Target and yet it's triple the price. But it's so cute, and you're in Sausalito, so everything's so overpriced that you don't think about it until you're home and common sense prevails, and you know full well you're not going to drive all the way back to Marin to return it. My sister in law better dress him in that outfit once a week. And take pictures. for crying out loud! How hard it is to upload pictures to Snapfish? Cute kids clothes for the budget-free.

Been shopping here for years and they recently switched owners. New owners are very nice and have a…read morereally cool selection of clothing. My kids love the store.

Extremes of fantastic, inexpensive finds to items that rival grown-up clothing costs…read more Fun store with everything from toys, books,school gear, as well as baby through big kid clothes.They're shoe selection has expanded with time. Everything is season appropriate with a slight preview of the next season. They're not bashful about showing you what expensive boutique line has come in. Baseline brands include Heartstrings and Baby Biscotti, upper ends include many French boutique lines, Juicy Couture, etc. Baseline shoes start at CROCS and Stride Rite with select pieces from each of the brands. Surprisingly nice collection and decent pricing on many kids gifts and books that you often have to hunt down on Amazon. I paid less for items here than through online discounters. Yes, the clothes will be more expensive; but they're typically very well made and durable. Fantastic sales so check in frequently. Bathroom and dressing room in store! Jumbo Stroller, Wheel Chair and running children roomy layout!

Really friendly place with great selection. Would have bought more if we had been shopping for…read moresomeone who was with us, but couldn't decide on size..at all. After roaming around for what seemed like forever we decided on a few minor gifts for niece. Everyone was very pleasant and helpful and wrapped the gifts, even the $2 stickers for sister of birthday girl. If we are ever in the neighborhood with said niece we will be back.

This is your typical tourist shop that sells a variety of San Francisco and Sausalito branded…read moreshirts and sweatshirts. They offer a variety of colors and prints. They also sell other souvenirs such as, mugs, teddy bears, keychains, coats, tote bags and magnets. Prices are what you'd expect at a Bay Area souvenir shop. Things are a bit pricey but they did offer some deals. I did like the quality of their sweaters and sweatshirts. They did have a deal on their keychains. Three for $14.95. The store clerk helped me with a specific styler I was looking. Customer service was great here.

Super cute, touristy, little city just outside of San Francisco. Enjoyed walking around, having…read moresome ice cream & watching the ships off the coast.

I serendipitously arrived at this place whilst on a stroll…read morethru Tiburon, and it ended up being a highlight of my adventure. As soon as I walked in, a lovely employee says: "Today, all yellow tags are 50% off. It's your lucky Friday the 13th!" - and it was! I learned that there are different deals based on the different days, and that they are a non-profit organization that helps contribute to local communities! From beginning to end, their customer service was pleasant and helpful - they set me up with a dressing room and made sure my hands were free to do more looking around. The store organization made it easy to find pieces within their well-curated collection: from funky to formal - and the various unique finds in-between.... My only wish is that they were open a bit later so that my partner could have looked around in the store as well because their men's clothes selection was also very impressive. (He was outside looking after the dog since animals are not allowed inside). Just as a heads up: there are little spaces in the dressing room, so it is not fully private.... but thankfully the staff was on it with their service so I felt safe the entire time. Also, there appeared to only be two dressing rooms, so I am happy that I arrived at the time I did. All-in-all, a wonderful experience and I look forward to the next time I am in Tiburon so that I can explore this store again.

This shop is a treasure and every shopping experience there is a treasure hunt! It's so much fun…read moreto see what's come in and take a look around. I've gotten wonderful gifts and things for myself and my family there at a fraction of the original price. Their items are good quality, too.

What a great convenient location, my husband placed an order for pick up for me and they brought it…read morestraight out to our vehicle! Love that about Target, especially with our sleeping toddler and dog in the backseat! My go-to lip is the Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick in the shade Romantic! So bright and one of my favorite colors, hot pink! The Garnier Micellar Water Waterproof Makeup Remover and Facial Cleanser is the only thing that removes it! We'll be returning to check out the inside when I forget something else our next anniversary road trip lol! After all I'm addicted to Target and enjoy checking out different locations! SYOY! :D

Why does your website say the pharmacy is open when it's absolutely not? I drove 35 minutes out of…read moremy way based on Target Pharmacy's online hours, only to show up to locked gates and no explanation. If you're going to close, fine--but update your hours. People rely on pharmacies for meds, not guesswork. Gas wasted, time wasted, frustration maxed out. Do better. Accurate information is the bare minimum.

I finally popped into the store despite being a long time local resident. Tried on a pair of linen…read morepants but wished they had a smaller size. Everything was beautifully curated. I had my eyes on a few things to add to my wishlist. The owner was very chilled and let you browse around with no pressure. Bonus: her dog Lulu was super sweet.

Love this store! The owner does a wonderful job curating each item, and does so frequently…read more Sausalito is fortunate to have a store like Salt because the inventory is so special, unique, and beautiful. I'm sorry these other negative reviewers need to get a life, Salt isn't the Gap.

#27 of 2026 27 down,…read more4 more to go to end January with 31 reviews! I'm def loving this newly discovered area of Mill Valley. My husband and I love Hook Fish. One day while I was waiting for him to meet me, I decided to peruse the store next door. It was one of those stores that sold pretty much everything from puzzles and socks to apparel and candles. I ended up leaving with this national parks puzzle my husband and I completed December 2025. Very cool just to walk in and see what they got. Gave me Roxy, Vans, Hot Topic vibes but California centered if you catch my drift. Only thing I wish is they're open past 6pm.

Was charged $250 after taxes on a pair of $185 shoes (already a scam), got home and checked our…read morecredit card, a second charge of $80 was put on our statement.

I haven't been to Diamonds I The Rough, since I moved to Novato. I am invited to a holiday…read moreparty...and I found quite a few sparkly "party dresses"! I called and spoke to Syble and she remembered me after quite some time :) I asked if she was accepting holiday type dresses, and she said yes! So I will be going to the store tomorrow, to reunite with Zach and do some shopping there while I bring in my holiday clothes. I have really missed this store and Zach & Syble! So happy this fabulous store is still thriving!!! Sincerely, Rita Plank

Loved shopping this store on pm, Zack is so fun and 2 of my daughter's favorite tops were given to…read moreher from him for free but for some reason I got banned from shopping and I don't know why :( I miss ordering. They have great stuff

What an incredible shop!!! Right in the heart of Tiburon. It brings culture and good energy to the…read moredowntown area of Tiburon with amazing service, huge smiles and true Ethiopian heritage with 2024 fashion. The pieces sold here are rare pieces with deep meaning. We came all the way from the East bay to check out this gem!

My kids and I were walking around Tiburon last Saturday and it was exceedingly bright, so I stopped…read morein this store to buy a couple hats for them. I spotted what looked like inexpensive caps and made a mistake of taking the tags off two that didn't have prices marked: "These will do," I thought. I went to pay: $259 for two baseball hats made of plastic and polyester (not cotton, see the picture). They were $120 each, plus tax. It was my fault for taking off the tags but this price seems exorbitant.

My five star rating is simply because during my at least two decades of shopping at GH I have…read morealways been treated in an exemplary fashion, even though all I purchase are casual coats and never any of the beautiful Italian suits. Wayne, Tom and especially Mitch have always been polite, respectful, helpful and never critical of my casual, unsophisticated--they might say crude--manner of dress, and they never try to nudge me into their pedigreed suits. Perhaps in part because of our shared Asian ancestry, Mitch has been extremely helpful in always finding the right coat, and Franco, the tailor, is most accommodating, swift and accurate in any adjustments required. At my age, eight y seven, I probably will never buy a suit, but I have asked my son to do so, and I am sure he will be perfectly serviced. I don't know why negative reviews show up, but I would suggest that the rudeness they perceive is simply their own unbridled narcissism projected upon a dignified, sinless staff, who seem to be quite forgiving of such entitlement.

Being a local and after reading a bit about Gene Hiller's exceptional customer service in Marin…read moreMagazine (May 2024), I was excited to visit the store with a dear friend who's husband loves all things Eton men's shirts. Full disclosure, I don't know a thing about Eton and I don't have a husband, but I do work in venture capital and most of my male colleagues comment on how they wish they had a stylist or someone to direct them in all things fashion. So, here we are on a sunny Saturday, grabbing a bite to eat at Poggio (girls brunch) and thought, hey let's see what Gene Hiller is all about. First off, you need an appointment to enter the store. Didn't realize this, nor is it listed on the website or under Google search. Our apologies. That said, were met at the door front entrance by Wayne, who opened the door, asked us to move (as his client was leaving), was told we needed an appointment,... but then ushered into the store, and was told we were lucky that X had an opening. Wayne then briskly walked off while we stood there a bit gobsmacked, feeling incredibly unwelcome. What made matters worse was Wayne walked right up to his next client with such kindness, that I started to think what was wrong with us, did I miss something other than not making an appointment? I'm not sure if it was the intentional rudeness or arrogant dismissiveness that was the sucker punch, but my enthusiasm and curiosity for Gene Hiller quickly faded, and instead of wanting to help foster community and tell my male friends about this treasure trove, I simply wanted to forget any and all things Gene Hiller and the horrible feeling I left with. Complete missed opportunity Wayne Kaleck.