Everyone here is always so friendly and happy to help. The team members are quick, organized and…read moreknowledgeable with how the uniforms fit and make good recommendations with sizing.

I went there Saturday morning feeling clueless what uniform my daughter needed for preschool. The…read morestaffs were patience and helped me picked what I needed. My daughter felt really comfortable. She tried out couple of dress sizes and pants.

So far so good... I…read morethink this Natural Wonder is associated with the other 2-3 that are on Clement and Taraval. This location is pretty small and only sell skin care products and make-up. I've been here twice and both time served by the same lady. She's decently nice, not over the top super sweet but also not too pushy with trying to make a sale. The first time I came here looking for some face wash and moisturizer, she recommend a line called Quiora which she said is like the middle of the line Shiseido product, not as cheap as the stuff you get at the mall but not the most expensive products you can buy. I spent about $100. She said I was eligible for a free gift and gave me a nice little cosmetic bag with 4-5 sample of other Quiora products. I ended up liking the clear lotion and night cream and came back a second time to purchase those. I spent more this time, over $200, and I was eligible for a different slightly bigger cosmetic bag and more free samples. She also said I spent enough to be eligible for a 20% discount for some of their selected items. I brought a face wash from their anti-aging line for my mom. I told my mom the story and she said they're trying to rip me off with all these deals. I agree that this is probably their sale tactic in trying to get people to buy as much as possible but they're not ripping me off. These prices are set by Shiseido and you can easily look it up online. Plus the lady is really not all too pushy. She recommended some other things, I said no and she left it at that. Another thing, I signed up for a free membership. The lady described it to be like a frequent buyer card. You earn points for dollars spent and you can then trade in these points for free samples or even facials. I have to date spent over $300 but have yet to receive anything in the mail about free stuff. I guess I should have asked how much you need to spend before you can trade in for stuff but I didn't so... I'll update when more development occurs.

This is my getaway spot to be able to relax. The staff are all so kind and nice people. Very…read moreprofessional on the services I use which are facials, body massage & wax my back. My wife also enjoys their facials. The japanese products are the absolute best for my skin. I have used Icy & Selina who are amazing... Try them, you deserve it.....

Cheap jewelry - total rip off. Gave it a chance being a neighborhood store but won't ever go back.read more

Love, love this shop. The place is packed with clothes, but don't be deterred; there are so many…read moregems to find. The owner, Jade, is very helpful and sweet. Her taste is impeccable. She has a real eye. I can't believe how many compliments I've received when wearing her clothes, and this is coming from someone who is no fashionista! Many of the items are medium to high-end, but the prices, considering the quality, are extremely reasonable. The jewelry in particular is extremely well-priced, really a bargain for the quality. I have yet to find anything that comes close. The overall style is Korean; the clothes range from classic, elegant, unique, whimsical, and quirky.

There is something magical about the shops at the Dickens Christmas Fair. Most of the shopkeepers…read moreare small businesses with exceptional quality goods and always eager to help the jolly spirits who are wandering the streets of London (at the Cow Palace). Nana's Nursery is one of those bright, shining stars. I'm not a fan of clothes shopping - ever - but when I walked by this store, I couldn't help but be drawn in by the extraordinary beauty within. Racks and racks of stunning dresses for women big and small (kids and adults). My breath was taken away by the colors, designs, quality, and sheer beauty of each dress. One gown in particular jumped out at me, its red shimming chiffon begging for me to put it on. It was (is) the most beautiful dress I've ever seen. A nice woman helped me to get into multiple layers of the gown and locked tight the silk sash, buttons and snaps of the bodice. Being a novice at ballgowns such as this, I had no idea it needed a hoop - an extremely large hoop - under the skirt. I though it would knock down tables and perhaps even a small child with this ginormous skirt, but I didn't. Instead I felt like a Princess and all the ladies in the land (especially the little girls) were mesmerized. It was amazing being a princess for a day, especially after an extremely challenging year. The ladies who work at Nana's were all so nice and helped me out of the dress at the end of the night so I didn't have to navigate Lyft with that intruding hoop. My only wish was that I had bought a size smaller because I had to keep pulling up the shoulder straps and the bodice was a bit loose, making me feel like "the girls" might escape at any minute. Unfortunately, they sold the smaller size so my plan to buy the next size down and gift the larger dress to a needy high schooler for Christmas was dashed into a snow bank. Ah, but there is Christmas magic in the air and perhaps I'll find another red dress so that both of our princess dreams come true. Honestly ladies, if you want to feel like royalty, come see the amazing gowns at Nana's Nursery. You will walk away on a cloud.

A great coffee shop and curated heritage vintage clothing store. I'm a big fan of the Iron & Resin…read moresurf-skate-motorcycle-camping clothing and lifestyle brand out of Ventura, California so to discover this gem of a brand-new shop on Taraval is pure magic. The store's signage/branding logo and beautiful glass storefront is what initially caught my eye. For those steeped in motorcycle kitch, the "Welcome Coffee & Goods tiger" is a calling card for bad-ass things inside, and it does not disappoint. Parking is a breeze. The staff person was super friendly, informative, personable, efficient, and repped the store vibe and the owner's desired purpose with zeal. Both cash and card were taken. I purchased 1 drip coffee and 1 Welcome Coffee & Goods T-shirt- I like supporting good things with style that I relate to. I ride a Triumph Bobber Black that has been lovingly customized. BTW- I'm a coffee snob. I didn't expect much after entering the store and seeing all the cool retail stuff yet I was more than pleasantly surprised with the rich, well-balanced, and caramel-nutty flavor of my drip coffee. The quality of the coffee is enough for regular patronage if this location is convenient. If you are a two-wheel cafe motorcycle/chopper/hog rider and/or builder, it is a must! Finding, Supporting, and Participating In Real Life Like-Minded Community is a MUST!

Friendly service, great coffee, lattes and really kind staff inside. Lovely vintage decor with a…read moreslight steampunk vibe. Beautiful decor! Oh, and the goods include vintage clothing for sale and their own line of coffee beans too! Even though I had a great night's sleep, I decided to grab a large (12 oz) drip coffee which was very smooth and piping hot as it should be! Tiny hints of hazelnut in the coffee blend which is perfect for me. They source their coffee beans from Excelsior Coffee. We also ordered the iced latte with Oat Milk. Totally enjoyed that too as it was not too sweet, with the usual 2 shots of espresso within. There are a couple of beautifully finished benches out in front to sit down and enjoy your beverages while watching the L Taraval roll by. Easy transit access and tons of cheap (metered) parallel parking on the same block. We will definitely put Welcome Coffee on our rotation!

Very disappointed that I came all the way here from the east bay on a Saturday to get my son some…read moresuits only to find that the business was closed. Their posted hours say 11-5:30Pm on Saturdays and I was here at 2:45PM and waited a whole hour thinking maybe she was on lunch or something. Very disappointed that if they were closed that they didn't update their store hours or post a sign at the very least

While I've never actually set foot in Ruth's, I've been shopping there for 3 years now. This is…read morepossible because of the patient and personalized phone order service that Jean provides. All you have to do is call her, tell her your kid's age, whether he/she is tall/short/chubby/slim for that age, and which school he/she attends, and Jean will send you exactly what you need. When it comes to uniform basics like navy or khaki pants/jumpers and white, collared shirts, you may be able to find what you need for less at Old Navy or Target, but Ruth's is indispensable for such specifics as patterned jumpers and blue or red sweaters, which can be in particular or hard-to-find shades depending on what your school requires. Speaking of Ruth's sweaters, I'm a big fan. They don't pill and they come out of the washing machine already almost dry. No need to put in the dryer, so they last and last and look like new for a long time. The jumpers also dry lightning-quick...which means you don't have to buy that many because you can wash mid-week and hang to dry. Busy parents on a budget love clothes that air-dry overnight! It's also worth mentioning that Ruth's Children Shoppe gives back to the city's public schools. It feels good to patronize a business that cares about its community.

Look up junior wear in the dictionary & you'll see a pic of Aerie. Strolling in this afternoon I…read moresadly realized I've aged out of this particular fashion style. So this whole crop top thing, I've always suspected it was started by the manufacturers to save money on fabric. This Aerie store is on brand, comfy leisure wear, slouchy sweaters, cute & dare I say practical. I enjoyed the signage & layout of the store. I bought a pair of tights, because for some reason they've become hard to find, and it looked like the only item I wouldn't feel silly wearing. So, there's no clerk at the checkout, I think I'm at the checkout, the sign says checkout. I'm so confused. Here comes the clerk, oh duh, I'm standing in the checkout station, not on the other side where the customer stands. Ok, maybe I've aged out of appearing in public. Anyway, when you're in the mall, I recommend ducking in to one of the few stores here that use some natural fibers in their clothing. Me, I've run back home to try on my new tights away from the spotlight.

Was looking to get right for a vacay last month. So I picked up a szSM bodysuit faja from…read more@califajassf in the Mission. I've tried so many waist trainers before and none of them are nearly as comfortable, supportive and breathable. Only one month later and I'm already on the 2nd row and down 2". I can eat, run errands and more in this legit faja. Thought I was a M at first, but with the expert fitting I received, I got snatched right. I can't wait to size down soon.