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    Holistic Haven

    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    4.7(14 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    The ultimate spot to grab a gift for any occasion and also a lovely place to just browse!…read more I was in the area getting last minute groceries and decided to drop by since it's been awhile since I've been to a Therapy store. This is my second time here and the entire area used to be open to browse but looks like half the store is sectioned off. Nonetheless, there were still a variety of knickknacks and whimsical pieces, such as adorable stationary, cookbooks, funny pet items, stickers, a small selection of clothes, etc, at relatively reasonable prices. I've been to a couple of Therapy stores but this location definitely stands out: there are a lot more diverse options here. As always, I love the local custom items, like this jewelry dish I found that says "someone in San Bruno loves you". Extremely friendly and welcoming service. While I didn't purchase anything this time, I did notice that there were so many delightful baby gift options so I'll definitely be back to get something for a friend who is expecting in a couple months!

    This is the most amazing and dangerous store. Amazing because everything is adorable and it will…read moregive you cuteness aggression and dangerous because you'll want to buy everything I've been on some major retail therapy after my dog died and my husband and I randomly stopped by this store after lunch with the family. Jaya (sorry I might be getting your name wildly incorrect) was super helpful in guiding us through what is available in the store and sharing stories about the artists who've created many of the different items. Everything feels curated by the best tastemakers so all you need to do is walk in and see what you or someone you'd like to get something special for would like. It's obvious many of the books are also carefully and thoughtfully chosen and Jaya confirmed the owners are very intentional about what they include on the store shelves. I ended up buying 4 items of clothes and a wireless little table mushroom lamp. I was tempted by everything else including jewelry and a felt rainbow home decor thing. Money can't buy happiness and it can't replace my dog but these things have brought me some joy and therapy. We live in San Francisco so we're excited for the Mission location in SF as well after experiencing this amazing San Bruno store first!

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    Chalo

    4.2(14 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    I went here 10/20/25 Monday morning. There was only one women working, I asked a simple question…read moreand she seems being bothered already and being rude as well, so obviously she didn't want any business, therefore we left without buying anything. There wasn't any other customers and she was doing nothing, just staying behind the counter, not even organizing the merchandise on the table that are messy. Will not shop at this location whenever u see her there in the future. Oh and she doesn't greet anyone, I think she thinks her job is just to ring the register and get your money. If time allows I would prefer going to the downtown location.

    Artistic, unique boutique local SF gift & souvenir shop in Terminal 3 of the SFO airport located…read morenearby Gates 16-22. They have really creative and cool designs for art prints, cards ($7), plushies ($9-$90), bags, pencil pouches ($16), t-shirts, mugs, magnets ($5), candles, notebooks ($21), etc that cannot be (easily) found anywhere else online. One of the most creative and artistic gift / souvenir shops I've ever seen at an airport! Only downside is that it's very overpriced. A medium sized (9 inch tall max) unicorn plushie was $89.90 (see attached photos). I purchased a card for $7 and a pencil pouch for $16. The pouch has Silicon Valley anthropomorphic businessmen unicorns in suits and sunglasses looking like they are in a work conference meeting. Unicorn tech bros! The card has a cute design reminiscent of The Unicorn Tapestries (European medieval artwork from the Middle Ages). The cashier was friendly and asked "Where are you from?" And wished me "have a safe journey".

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    2.2(12 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    I've been meaning to write this review because my experience with Fanloli wasn't limited to just…read morethis location--I've had similar experiences at other stores in the San Mateo, CA area. However, this particular branch took it to another level. From the moment I walked in, an employee appeared to leave the area behind the register and follow me throughout the entire store until I left. On another occasion, I came in with a friend, and the employee clearly saw us enter together. I was helping my friend browse and even picking up products to show her, yet the employee continued to watch me closely. At one point, I waited outside while my friend continued shopping, and the employee still stared at me as I waited. The experience made me feel singled out and unwelcome, and after that, I've decided not to shop there anymore. I can't help but wonder how many other Black customers have had similar experiences but simply haven't had the time or energy to speak up about them publicly. The store has some cute things, but unfortunately, I won't be supporting the business. If you are concerned about theft, there are more appropriate ways to handle it--such as relying on mall security and having proper loss-prevention procedures--rather than having employees follow customers around the store. It's also concerning because situations like this can easily escalate. Employees should be trained to handle suspected shoplifting professionally and safely rather than taking matters into their own hands. Good customer service should make people feel welcome, not watched or profiled. I hope management takes these experiences seriously and provides better training so that all customers are treated with the same level of respect (reposted on Google for more awareness of their racial profiling)

    The items here are cheap ones that they've priced extremely high, you can find the same items on…read moreAliExpress for only a few dollars. I bought a Mofusand blindbox here for 10 dollars just to open it and realize it was those fake cheap ones. Not to mention the times that I walked in there the workers usually have bad customer service skills. I tried looking at the Fanloli in Stonestown as well but they also sell cheaper fake versions of trinkets at a higher price. They priced knockoff Mofusand plushie keychains at almost 20 dollars.

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