I love this boutique! there is a wonderful collection of quality handbags, clothing, home items,…read moretravel items, and more. I purchased a Baggalini handbag and adorable British Museum coasters. It was a quick stop while I was catching my connection. Prices were very reasonable. I plan to stop in this little gem of a store each time I'm around the area of D,E Gates.

Cal Lifestyle is located on the left hand side of the Concourse of Terminal 3 (post security) -…read morejust as you are entering the Food Court area. It has a little of this and a little of that: tourist knick knacks, jewelry, wines, some convenience store stuff, snacks, and more. A little pricey - but that is par for the course for all such Airport shops.

A small well stocked bookstore. The store is located in the San Francisco airport. It carried…read moreobviously books, magnets, greeting cards, and a few small souvenirs. San Francisco was my homebase at one time . It was very nostalgic to see some of the books they had on the neighborhoods of San Francisco.

In this day and age, a honest to goodness bookstore is always a refreshing find…read more Prices are in line with what you would find on the outside, in general, decent selection of new releases and other books, and a friendly staff to help if you need it. Simply fun to browse and see what is still out there in print

A-OK souvenir and Omiyage shop in terminal 3. I found the name a bit confusing, there's no bad…read morepizza or tofu for sale here but they do have a range of little gifts many small enough to put in your carry on bag. I got a little working alarm clock for a little over 10 bucks which I found useful on my red-eye. For those of you too young to understand what I'm talking about, the alarm clock application on your phone was inspired by this old technology called "alarm clocks." They also sell reasonably priced hats, bags and knick knacks. And by reasonably priced, I do mean reasonably priced, not airport priced.

SFO News Connection is located post security in Terminal 3 by the food court…read more Whenever I fly through SFO - I stop in at the SFO News Connection to replenish my bottled water supplies and pick up anything else I need for the flight home. They sell all sorts of bottled sodas snacks, books, magazines, newspapers, toiletries, and tourist knick-knacks...

This shop focuses heavily on snack foods and candy, so of course I liked it instantly. They have a…read morelarge variety of candies and snacks at the prices you would expect in an airport terminal. The women behind the counter were very friendly and upbeat and I enjoyed browsing here and buying treats.

Cheap prices for touristy stuff! Some of the cheapest…read moreprices for t-shirts, postcards, magnets, and stuff with San Francisco stamped on it! They offer a wide variety of cheap jewelry, and stuff to stick around your house. The clerk was helpful, he let my mom try on a bunch of earrings and necklaces, which was nice of them. They had all kinds of weird stuff that'd look good on your shelves, but would end up needing to be dusted at some point. But if you need something to remember SF by, this is a great place to stock up! Most of the stuff is made in China here, but it's Chinatown! The store was clean, and they had plenty of cool stuff to look through. Stop on by!

Tshirts for $3.68 and up! The sweatshirts were $3 more than other places but they had different…read morecolors than the other places. Owner was helpful. Also had lots of souvenirs and luggage!

There is a variety of cool collectibles and action figures here. There are a lot of funko pops and…read moreblind boxes. Value was pretty good but depends on what you're looking for. Customer service was good, the guy behind the counter didn't hover while we looked at the toys. Nice spot to visit if you enjoy Comic Cons and collectibles.

I initially wanted to come here and talk about how I got overcharged by $300 at their booth at…read moreBubufest. But then I went down a whole rabbit hole of why you shouldn't do business with these guys. They are very shady business men. The owner, Nelson, is a reseller who uses bots to get items (Pokemon TCG, Pop Mart, etc) and resell for a profit. He opens the boxes and claims all the best value figures and cards, then sells the common ones to unsuspecting shop customers. Then when he has too many common figures and cards, he offloads them in the form of "conventions". It's the best scam: charge people an entrance fee and still overcharge people for common boxes that are worth much less online. This is why his cons are every 3 months. This is the best way to offload common figures while still making money off of ticket sales and up charges. You will not find any secrets or valuable cards at Fugitive Toys. The boxes and packs have all been resealed with the rare stuff already taken. If you want to resell your funkos, they will offer $1 or two, then turn around and resell for 6x the profit. Nelson is notorious for kicking out people from his conventions. Multiple people have come forward with talking about racial profiling and Nelson using poor excuses to kick people out of his conventions. See one story below. People have also complained that vending there is not worth doing there. Sales are slow and the vending prices to secure a spot are $300 to $700. That's a lot higher than more established conventions. Hype Con and Fugitive Toys are both also very disorganized when it comes to their schedule as well. At cons, their doors never open on time. At fugitive toys, they will close on random days without warning or note. Don't support any Hype Con hosted events, and definitely don't do business with Fugitive Toys. They're scam artists, and they need to be investigated.

Where Traveler offers last minute items for your flight and their selection is great. Opened less…read morethan a year ago at the Terminal G near boarding for international flights from SFO. They have an array of refreshments and snacks, such as packaged nuts, candy, a variety of chocolate bars, including Ghirardelli chocolates, some health conscious options as well. They are usually stocked with several brands of bottled water if you have a favorite, sodas, and San Francisco souvenirs. I like FIJI taste and its square shaped bottles. Don't forget to pick up a couple of SF logo T-shirts for presents abroad.

Honestly, any time I can get a big bag of snack food for $5 at an airport, I'm pretty happy…read more Service today was fast and friendly too. Bought a few items before boarding my flight and was very happy the line moved fast.

Lots of variety of comics, graphic novels, and bundles; some of which sometimes get good discounts…read more The guy working there was also very helpful. Probably my favorite comic shop in San Francisco.

One of the best comic book shops in the country. Trust me. I go to A LOT of comic shops. Every time…read moreI'm in SF I have to come here. They have it ALL except for CGC graded stuff which is fine by me. Indy books, superhero classics, staff picks, new comics, value bundles, and more. The two things that separate this shop are 1. The graphic novel book club which does a talk and a signing. You can get signed books for cover price which is amazing. You can also join the club from anywhere in the country and would highly recommend. 2. They write up blurbs on upcoming solicits. I love when Brian really let's his commentary go. I have tried stuff I would have never read if it wasn't for his words swaying me. Brian knows what he's talking about and has great taste. He's also super friendly which makes supporting this shop even better.