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    District Market

    3.3 (22 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 am - 11:30 pm

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    Phil A.

    A good sized market in the SF airport!! This store is located In Terminal 3. A good place to get almost anything you need before your flight, or to browse around if you have extra time. Yes, airport prices are real, so you have to deal with that. But the service was fast, and this place is very brightly lit up compared to the rest of the terminal. Definitely stands out.

    Siobhan D.

    Wide variety of high quality California treats and souvenirs. Higher end, but also pricier! Got some locally made trail mix, jerky, and fruit candies. The self check out is handy and I really appreciated having a staffer there to help us navigate the system as I accidentally broke my glasses while shopping and I couldn't read the screens. Great service. Fab selection. High prices.

    Sunil R.

    My first time seeing a self service checkout kiosk at an airport store. Wish they had hand sanitizer next to it though. It's huge and has everything you would expect from an airport store and more, they are even an Apple reseller which is cool.

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    Michelle L.

    I feel like the airport markets are always good at stocking new and interesting drink brands. When things like the water are overpriced, I figure why not indulge in something special. I travelled enough pre-pandemic to be wowed by new sparking water, teas, etc. In this red eye, I wanted something hydrating, non-water, and that wasn't a meal. I found the Sol-ti "organic living beverages" here. I was a little confused at whether this was a kombucha or not but it turned out to be like a slightly fizzy lemonade. I had the dragon fruit flavor. There was some pulp at the bottom so a gentle swirl was needed to mix it all up. I was pretty happy with this purchase. If you forgot to pickup a souvenir in the area, there are a lot of SF themed items like shirts, shot glasses, mugs, etc. They even had special seasonal items like warm weather gear (probably NOT suitable for a chilly SF nights) for summer that were displayed impressively with mini blow up palm tree floaties. There was quite a line when I had queued up for the register but it moved pretty quickly. They accept all forms of payment and their terminals can handle tap payments too.

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    Mary V.

    I don't want to be flying right now during this pandemic but when I needed to make an important family visit, District Market was there for me and my snacking needs. If you're flying through SFO's Terminal 3 you'll find this large, locally-focused market in the F Concourse near the food court. They offer an array of hip San Francisco-themed apparel and gifts (sweatshirts, T-shirts...), books/magazines, and then most-importantly healthy (and less healthy) snacks and drinks, many from favorite local Bay Area businesses (Rustic Bakery crackers - yay!). Is everything expensive? Of course! But what isn't at the airport?! If I'm spending money at the airport, I appreciate having choices and local brands/products.

    Neal E.

    District Market is your typical overpriced Airport convenience store. This one is located in Terminal 3 of SFO. I picked up bag of chocolate for the flight attendants - on the flight home to IAD. Plus a couple bottles of cold water. #DistrictMarket

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    District Market is the convenience store to hit in SFO for those "ah, I forgot to pack something!" moments in Terminal 3.

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    Therapy Stores

    Therapy Stores

    4.3
    (437 reviews)
    10.1 mi
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    I absolutely LOVE this store!! Therapy is exactly that: good, old-fashioned retail therapy for…read moreall price ranges! From funky, modern cookbooks to cute stuffed animals, purses, youthful and quirky women's clothes, beautiful silk scarves, and feminine jewelry (including real gold earrings!), to lots of fun cards for any occasion (including Jewish holidays, which is important to me!), socks with funny sayings on them, hipster aprons, soaps, candles, fun tchotchkes of all sorts, there's a LOT to delight in inside this wonderful store! I would call it WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE, because the entry is definitely accessible, and if anything isn't, the employees go out of their way to move things and make it accessible! Their attitudes in general are very friendly and helpful, as is that of the owner (it's a woman-owned store!). Therapy doesn't close until 7:30 pm, which gives you plenty of time to run in for a birthday card and gift after you leave work and are on your way to a friend's birthday party! Overall, Therapy is a fun, quirky, happy-feeling store, and I love that it's managed to survive the last few decades on Valencia St.!

    Lots of nice home goods and decor, cute stickers and stationery, and women's clothing. The…read moreemployees I encountered today were both friendly, greeting me on the way in and out and asking if I needed any help. Prices are higher but I feel good when I support these mom and pop shops instead of Amazon. I always try to stop by after dining at Stonemill matcha!

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    Amiko Boutique

    Amiko Boutique

    3.9
    (87 reviews)
    11.6 mi
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    San Francisco is a city full of character. I noticed there are lots of characters are all around…read moreSan Francisco all four seasons. Then there are characters on social media without any character being performative in SF at the restaurants and public spaces. It's interesting to see so many characters all over the city especially in the Summer time . There is one place which has lots of stuffed characters ( not from eating food) at a mall in SF. It's at the Japan Center Mall in Japantown of San Francisco and it's called Amiko. On a Japantown stroll I landed at Japan Center Mall West and entered Amiko. Inside you will see some interesting stuffed characters and other items usually from the land of the rising sun. You will also find different characters to fill a public trinket box. Inside you will find shirts and bags. You will also find hats and bracelets. This place has blind boxes and a Kawaii vibe. Amiko has a lots of character. Japantown has lots of good places to go and lots of places to eat and "shop" like getting some sushi with Tonkatsu the Japanese fried "pork chop" and then go to Amiko and see a stuffed bunnies that don't "hop" and grabbing an ice dessert treat with a cherry on "top" Go on a stroll in Japantown also known as a "crawl "you see lots of characters in SF during all four seasons Winter, Spring , Summer and "Fall" you will also see lots of stuffed characters and it's not from eating its seeing a stuffed character "doll"and it all takes place at the "Japan Center Mall"

    I've been looking for Smiski and didn't want to risk buying a fake online, so I checked out…read moreJapantown. A few shops were sold out, but I eventually found some at this store. All Smiski items come in blind boxes. I chose the "Let's Exercise" series and ended up getting the Balance one. I also picked up a strap blind box and got a secret, which was a nice surprise. Customer service was great, and the prices were decent. This was my first time buying Smiski, glad I was able to find them here. :)

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    post.script.

    4.9
    (98 reviews)
    11.9 mi

    post.script. (not to be confused with the now closed Postscript Coffee in Jackson Square -…read morecurrently rebranded as Loveski) is a woman-owned gift shop in the Fillmore District. This cute and curated shop was was established in 2019 and mainly focuses on San Francisco-themed items and sells unique tote bags, pins, stationery, greeting cards, mini print vending machines, original artwork, home goods (e.g. scented candles), accessories, etc. This small shop carries items from 100+ brands and independent artists. This shop was quite an unexpected find and it really reminded me of some gift shops in Los Angeles that rent shelf space to independent artists and creators to showcase their work. Overall this is a great gift shop to stop by for anyone who's looking for a one-of-a-kind gift. P.S. - No designated parking lot for the shop & metered street parking or paid parking lots (California/Steiner Lot) only.

    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!

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    Fun Park

    Fun Park

    4.5
    (63 reviews)
    18.5 mi

    the sirvice is exeptinal and i had a grate time (thay had exactly what i was looking for) i fully…read morerecomend this to every one

    Enjoying the summer fun is not just enjoying the sun at the beach but also going to other fun…read moreplaces. One place which I see more people are going in SF and the surrounding areas is parks. This means amusement parks and local , state , and federal parks. Even neighborhoods like Glen Park for a summer time hike around the canyon. Then you got East bay regional parks for more nature. Then hundreds of thousands of party people flocked to the Golden Gate Park last weekend for OSL ( Outside Side Land). What if I told you there is a park where there have fun things and it's open more than five days of week. It's located on Durant street in Berkeley and it's called Fun Park. On a Summer stroll on Telegraph on a sunny day and unto Durant street I landed at Fun Park. Inside there are lots items such as Pokémon characters and Kawaii goods. You will also see Sonny Angel blind boxes. You will see lots of Hello Kitty and Sanrio characters. They have claw machines .You can find my favorite Avocado & Sweet Mustard Lay chips. Overall a fun spot to spot characters all over inside Fun Park. Come to Fun Park Winter , Spring, Summer, or "Fall"and go on shopping "haul" on your favorite toys and "doll" and you don't need to go to the "shopping mall" Some of these items are "selectable" and some are "collectible"some are dolls which are animals and "vegetable" and go on a Summer stroll with Don Juan who is nothing "correctable"

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