What a cute little place for gift shopping. This place has a great selection of just odd stuff. it…read moreis cute and clean and the service is very nice. Most of the items are from Japan and they have stuff I had not seen before. They had a little Toto lighter which I loved as I have a Toto at home (it is a toilet, made in Japan and has a washlet.) They also have stickers and tee shirts and hats, they have lots of hats. I bought one for my son in law. The prices are fair for the area. We really did love the service. It is not a place I would go to often, but it is adorable and worth a visit. We had a great time there, just looking at all the stuff. It was not at all busy when we were there and check out was super easy. So, if you are nearby stop there. It is not a must see, but it is cute.

Love the store but service 0/5…read more My friend and I had stopped by this shop after taking pictures at Booth by Bryant to take a look around. This shop is very nicely organized and aesthetic, however, the lady at the cash register who might be the owner did not greet us or anything, and seemed very bothered by us just walking in. There are some colorful crates in the back part of the store that my friend wanted to take pictures with, so I asked the cashier first if it would be okay to do so, since I had noticed that she already looked upset, and she said "yes and thank you for asking first since some people don't even ask" and I had also purchased a $40 hat prior to asking. I take a few pictures of my friend and as we're looking at them some customers walk in and are taking a look around and we scooted to the corner so they can shop. As soon as they left the cashier comes up to us with so much attitude saying "you guys need to get out when customers come in, if you guys are doing this they can't shop." when we literally were no where in the way of the customers. The last thing my friend and I wanted was to make her upset, which is why we asked permission first and purchased an item so we could stay longer in the store. But, the lack of customer service and passive aggressive tone was what makes us not want to shop here anymore. A simple "if customers come in I would appreciate if you guys step aside for them to shop" (which we did either way) in the beginning when I first asked for permission would've been nice instead of telling us to "get out" after I had already purchased something.

Interesting art gallery with eclectic shows that change monthly. Worth checking out when you're in…read morethe area South Coast Plaza area. Just across the street in South Coast Village behind The Corner Bakery. They have opening receptions usually on the first Saturday of the month featuring new works with music and refreshments, and you get to meet the local artists. They feature a wide range of contemporary art from Oils and Acrylic Paintings, Glass Art, Photography, Sculpture to Mixed Media. The piece range in size (and cost if you're looking to buy). Always interesting. It's also part of the Bear Street Gallery next door. It's across the street from South Coast Plaza off Bear St.

This is an interesting gallery that is surprising large. Right across the street from South Coast…read morePlaza in the Morton's Steakhouse parking lot. They have a lot of different types of paintings (acrylic, watercolor, etc.). They also have small art items, and artistically printed fabrics (scarfs, etc.). Well worth checking out!

So recently I just proposed to my fiance, then girlfriend. Prior to the proposal, I was looking…read morefor a space where I can bring my idea to life. I knew an art gallery type of setting would be perfect for what I had planned for. I ended up visiting a few gallery's in Santa Ana but it was Great Over Good that just yelled out to me. The space was perfect, as it had multiple rooms, an area where you can sit and eat in the back and even had a kitchen. But what really made the decision for me was there big white exhibit room. If you have an idea or imagination this room is perfect to bring it to life. The room was wide open with white walls and had many outlets. Also would of been prefect to project something on the wall, but I neglected to do so during the proposal. More than the space, the thing I really appreciated was Naadine, who owns and runs Great Over Good. I can't say enough great things about her. Throughout the entire process, which took about a month to setup, Naadine kept in constant communication with me and even helped setup the main proposal room. There was no way I could of pulled off the proposal without her. Naadine even played a part during my proposal, which she acted perfectly lol During my search for a venue, I noticed other similar types of venues charged almost double what Great Over Good offered me. Not once, did Naadine ever reject my crazy ideas but completely embraced them. She even came in and helped me during her days off, which is something I would never forget. She never once asked for more money than what was agreed upon. After the proposal, we had left a mess, with bunch of the candles spilling wax all over the floor. Instead of asking us to pay for the mess or stay longer to scrape it off, Naadine told us to go and enjoy our engagement. I even offered to come in the next day to help clean up, but she said it was totally fine with a smile :) I can go on and on about my entire positive experience with Great Over Good, but you really have to try it out yourselves. If you're looking for a venue / gallery type of setting to host your next event / mixer. I guarantee Great Over Good will not disappoint. Thanks Naadine for all your help :)

From the owner: We are dedicated to supporting the efforts of innovative creators seeking to truly ascend and…read moreachieve success on their own terms. In part, we accomplish this through offering workshops, event and office space, and other tools for artistic souls from all walks of life to stoke their creativity, hone their skills and exhibit their passion.

Awesome display and purchase here. Jessica, Ann, Cathrarina are such great associates. My fiancé…read moreand I came here to purchase a nice crystal art set for his mom's birthday. They gave us a lot of good recommendations and we do finally selected on a pair of beautiful pomegranate figurines "Good thing comes in pairs". Love the decor and it was such an easy purchase. As a birthday present they even included a beautiful wrapping paper job. Excellent service!!! Will definitely come back again soon. They also have zodiac animals for sale and since this year is the Dragon you can be put in the waiting list when it arrives in April. So excited. Cannot wait! This place and staff deserve 10 stars!!!!

Love Liuli Crystal Art. Just purchased the Koi Fish Sculpture. Catharina was very sweet and…read morehelpful.

Great selection of fine art, Warhol, Lichtenstein, Sam Francis, Haring,…read more Picasso, Chagall, Salvador Dali, Joan Miró, Kondakova-the great painter of Paris, Robert Deyber, Mark Kostabi, Devon, Douglas Hoffmann, Kerry Hallam, Erte, and an excellent and exceptional staff! www.martinlawrence.com

Visited randomly in the middle of the day yesterday (July 11th 2025 /around 11am or noonish-). Met…read moreJason and he was the best! Kind, friendly, and professional! Highly recommend.

They have music, food and lots of vendors. Went to the OCCCA and Santa Ana College Art gallery. I…read morewas disappointed that the CalState Fullerton Grand Art Center wasn't open after 5pm. The only thing that is bothersome is the lack of adequate lighting as you can hardly see what they're selling.

The art walk is the first Saturday of the month, we had an amazing time supporting this event,…read morepassing information for Santa Ana residents, every time are different artists exposing, food, drinks, souvenirs, if you love art, this is the place to visit, in the heart of Santa Ana California

I wandered into this place completely by accident while simply walking downtown Gas Lamp one night…read moreafter returning to my hotel. I did not recognize the name Chuck Jones automatically so I walked in as the doors were propped open in welcome and started to browse. I instantly saw a lot of Marvin the Martian, Bugs Bunny stuff and was wondering why they were carrying so much of that theme. The fella working inside greeted me behind the desk and told me a bit about the gallery - that it is owned by the estate/family of Chuck Jones and it has been open and owned there for many years. That he is the artist behind those drawings and many others and they feature several other artists inside the gallery. They have some moderately priced pieces around the front and middle of the gallery and at the back they have a more rare collection of pieces, some of which were upwards of $50k by Chuck Jones himself and other celebrated artists. A neat feature was a Chuck Jones sketch of Wylie Coyote on the back door in marker - with a photo of him doing it live at an event to demonstrate his talent/technique.

While scoping out our options to explore along our Trolley Tour, we came across this Gallery. When…read moremy son heard about it, the Chuck Jones Gallery made our must see list. He is a huge fan! Reading the reviews ahead of time, we knew that there would be no photography inside and that it may be just a quick look since we obviously were not there to purchase artwork (much of which is in the low thousands). When we arrived my son told of his admiration of Chuck Jones and we assured the gentleman that we knew about no photography being allowed. He was really nice to us and we were able to explore the whole gallery. I did get their card so we have the option to purchase later. They do have smaller prints that seem to start around $100. The artwork included some prints by other artists, too. Namely Charles Schultz, Dr. Seuss, and Fabio Napoleoni. This gallery is definitely a place for cartoon art fans to visit. If I could afford it, we would most definitely purchase from here, as well. They also can ship your art home for you. Definitely check it out, but be respectful about the gallery not allowing pictures being taken inside. There are also copyright issues to consider. Many museums these days don't allow it either, so it isn't any different. We just took a few pictures outside afterwards standing in front of the sign above the gallery door to commemorate our experience. We would both love to return some day.

I would like to recognize and acknowledge the outstanding customer service at Yellow Korner …read more The Sales staff has a wonderful rapport with each and every customer !!! Thank you Yellow Korner !!!

From the owner: All YellowKorner photographs are non-digital prints produced by the expert hand of our professional…read moreZeinberg laboratory. YellowKorner wishes to provide an outlet for expression for talents from various movements in photography. The only requirement is a truly artistic approach. Contemporary artists thus rub shoulders with the great names in photography (Eugène Atget, Man Ray, Jean Dieuzaide, Slim Aarons, Matthieu Ricard, or Yann Arthus-Bertrand), or period photographers (Kusakabe Kimbei, Nadar, or Léon Gimpel). So YellowKorner is a place where the great talents of yesterday, today, and tomorrow meet.