One of the best smoke shops in the city. Everything in store is great quality. Can't forget the…read morecostumer service is amazing always welcomed and good vibes

New business opened back in December 2025 lovely couple owned store with affordable clothing from…read moreboth low-end to high-end prices. Hidden on the corner of 18th and Taraval. They are a boutique store with amazing selection of clothes shoes and accessories. They also serve coffee here as well. Wonderful people, great service, good vibes. I copped a pair of laceless shoes here for $120 before tax. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regards!

Stopped in here today and had such a lovely experience. Lattes were delicious and meticulously…read moremade, clothing assortment was amazingly balanced (locally designed/made and designer), and owner was so warm. So happy to have this place in the neighborhood.

Great experience, store literally has everything I need, and customer service always amazingread more

I came in looking for items, I asked about something I wasn't sure would fit, and I was told it…read morewould absolutely fit, but they wouldn't let me open it. I buy a handful of items and half of them didn't fit once I was home. I came back to exchange, I was told "no refunds, no exchanges, after you open" They mislead me to buy items that wouldn't fit, and wouldn't be to exchange to continue business. There is another beauty supply store, on San Bruno, less than a mile from this place. Do NOT shop here

I have tried to visit this store a couple of times now and have not had any luck. When I drove all…read morethe way there, I saw a note in the window saying they were closed for some reason or another. If you are only open for 2 partial days a week, you cant expect to close for personal reasons and keep your customers. As you can see, the previous reviews were drafted by the owners... I have tried to stop by a couple times since my last review to no avail. Again... Closed during business hours. I tried to peek in today and they had a note on the window citing a "MASSIVE" flood which caused them to close for the month yet the store appeared to be in pristine condition. If the store is massively flooded, why does it appear to be in perfect order. I've tried to stop in and give them my business 4 times now and every time they have had their doors closed for my business. That is the last straw...

Nice gifts from around the world. The owner is very friendly.read more

"Excuse me, where do you keep the BIG sizes?" I whispered…read more ..... Followed by a major case of deja vu..... Flashback to twelfth grade: My mother had nasally SHOUTED those very same words when she took my twin sister and me shopping for prom dresses. My "identical" sis was a size 0 - and I was, well, in need of something for full-figured young ladies. Marie was twirling around JC Penney (small town, okay?) trying on dress after dress, saying she felt fat, while I sulked in the dressing room, my wide booty eating the bench, arms crossed, and refusing to budge until the saleswoman found me a pink dress that made me look five inches shorter and 40 pounds lighter. At Kool Style on Friday evening, when I asked for the "big sizes," I felt the shameful feelings of 9 years ago wash over me. But the saleswoman (owner?) whispered back, "let me help you find something." She didn't need to whisper, since I was the only one in the store, but it was a very sweet (and much appreciated) gesture. She searched through the garment racks and found two items in the store that would fit me - the same dress, available in pink & coral. I tried them both on, and we agreed that the pink one went better with my coloring. Then, she helped me find a pretty necklace and a sparkly bracelet. I was bummed this store doesn't carry shoes in my sasquatch size ten, but not surprised. They don't accept debit cards, and I only had $100 in my purse. She could have asked me to go to the ATM, but she said, "don't worry about it," and gave me a $2.00 discount. If your butt is skinny, then this place is phat.

Kool Style an Asian women's clothing boutique, similar to Theme 18 and Masks n More (also on…read moreTaraval). The styles, mainly casual, are definitely for younger, petite women who favor the grunge look, New Wave, and Flashdance. Most of the clothing is embellished (ruffles, attached chains) and definitely has a unique look. You don't have to worry about running into someone else who's wearing the same thing, since they only have a few pieces in the same style and I doubt too many stores carry the same styles. Tops are about $20-30 and include t-shirts, layered looks and buffalo plaid button down shirts. They have jackets, sweaters and dresses (most of them are sheer chiffon with a floral print), scarves, jewelry (rhinestones are common and charms) and shoes. Cash only (which seems odd for a clothing store), no returns or exchanges.

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.

I was searching for some perfumes as gifts. So, I had time to kill and walked into Jo Malone…read moreLondon. I was specifically looking for grapefruit, a favorite for several folks. However, nobody was interested in helping me, and I was followed continually; therefore, I decided to leave and shop online once I returned home from my business trip.

I love this location. I always visit when I have a longer layover. Everyone is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Jo Malone is one of my favorite fragrance lines.

This is the only location I know that sells private school uniform. Although the inside of the…read morestore is a little small, their employees fall nowhere short. They have been so helpful & are very knowledgable about the uniform for each school in the majority of the Bay Area.

My daughter's school principal switched from Dennis Uniform to Simply Uniforms. It's convenient…read morebecause Simply Uniforms is located in Colma, and there's easy street parking. We got to Simply Uniforms on a Saturday at 1:00 p.m. and were pleasantly surprised to find the store empty. We were promptly assisted by two friendly staff members. It's highly recommended to memorize your child's sizes so you can get new uniforms quickly. The store has two fitting rooms, but most of their uniforms are stored in the back storage room. We were in and out of the store in 15 minutes.