So we needed some gifts to take back from our trip and I found this place. What I liked about it…read morewas the taco shirt. It was still there. The items were reasonably priced and they had a lot to choose from. The place is close to restaurants so after you finish eating, you can swing by and purchase a few things.

Loved this shop!!! Need to come more often! I got a nice thick blanket and a hat for $20! Plus a…read morefree key chain Great spot for visitors.

5 stars for the very friendly service!!!…read more I was walking through the Gaslamp District and the $10 sale rack outside the front door caught my eye. The lady working there saw me going through the rack and said there were more sale items inside. She also suggested I try them on because some of the sizes might not be accurate. It's a good thing I did, she was right. I did ending up buying a shirt, great deal and great service here!!!

Fun place to explore.. great gifts !! Prices were really good.. found a lot of fun stuff to bring…read morehome.. great store!!!

Vitreum Giftware is a small and charming gift shop located in Little Italy in San Diego…read more [Parking]: Street parking only and parking in Little Italy can be difficult. I got lucky and found metered parking near Camden Tuscany Apartments approximately three blocks away. Apparently there is also a Little Italy Parking Garage at 715 W Cedar St with a $5 per hour rate. [Merchandise]: This is probably one of the very few Japanese specialty gift shops in San Diego with a small section on Japanese stationery. Other items include tableware (plates, bowls, ceramic, and porcelain pieces), drinkware (mugs, glasses, teacups, and teapots), vases, plants, terrariums, and other cute Japanese trinkets / decor. [Conclusion]: This is one of the best Japanese giftware shops I have seen in San Diego; otherwise you will have to drive to Los Angeles for similar gift shops. Come here for a curated selection of Japanese gifts.

The most adorable Japanese trinket and homeware shop!…read more Unfortunately, they don't allow pictures inside, so you're just going to have to trust me on this one. Located in Downtown, it can be a bit of a pain to get to with all the parking and such, but it's totally worth it! Walking inside, I was immediately overwhelmed with the need to buy everything. There were gorgeous dishware, homeware, jewelry, stationery, incense, and more! If you're just getting into matcha, this is also a great place to start. They've got all your essentials, a good selection of matcha, and the cutest chawans! Best part is that everything is quite reasonable in price for the quality that you get. Do stop by the next time you're in the mood to peruse!

Old town market is so much fun to shop around! The Mexican potteries and silvers are so beautiful…read moreand very well made. I really liked the potteries in Cancun but it was hard to bring them back. It's so convenient to shop for those here in old town San Diego! The tequila set pottery I chose was so gorgeous! We can't wait to use them to drink tequilas at home! There are restaurants, bars, wine tasting, chocolate tasting and much more besides gift shops. It's easier to spend a couple hours here without even realizing it. We'v always had such fun time here every time we visited! Ps. Public parking across the street, we paid 3 hours for $10.

Lots of cute things from Mexico here but definitely overpriced since it's a tourist area.read more

I was staying at a hotel in the area and decided to wake up for a nice morning walk on a Monday day…read moremorning, it was so peaceful! There was some foot traffic but since it was a normal work day, it was light and not crowded. There's lots of small tourist like shops in the area and some restaurants like Malibu Farm. They also have lots of wildlife that seems to live in the area around the ponds, mostly birds. I was able to see so many baby ducks! Not too sure about the parking situation since I walked from my hotel, but I really enjoyed the area for a peaceful morning walk.

We decided to visit Seaport Village Memorial Day weekend to complete the weekend of remembrance for…read morethose who have lost their lives in battle and service for the United States. There were so many people visiting Seaport Village today. We approached from the Embarcadero walkway from the north. As we walked up, there is a sign that welcomes you to Seaport Village overhead. It's always very nice to see that. There are new shops and restaurants that are available. I was amazed at how many restaurants Seaport Village Now has. The Mike Hess Brewing is still there. The fish shop is still there and Mr. Moto's pizza is also still there. However, it was great to see that the shorebird had been remodeled and now is open for business over the water on the right hand side of the walkway. The highlight of our visit was walking by and seeing the Zeta restaurant now open on the walkway with views of the waterfront. Please see my review for the Zytoun restaurant. Please keep in mind that right now. Seaport Village is very, very busy with construction. Most of the businesses are still open however, several of them are in a construction area. The businesses over on the east side of Seaport Village before you get to the Sally's restaurant, are affected by the renovations. Spilled the beans coffee and Mike has tasting room are not affected, but foot traffic is affected. The town Square where they normally have music and entertainment is not affected now they have games somewhat like lawn games available in that square area, but the foot traffic is affected by the construction of the Outer building facing the marina. Ther are so many vendors here now. We actually were able to visit an art gallery, walk over the pond bridge, with ducks and pigeons, peruse through so many cute shops, check out all of the food offerings, and just enjoy the beautiful views of the water at the Embarcadero Marina Park while here. This is a wonderful walk, and with the vendors, and other sites, it ends up being an adventure.

Does anyone know if they are still in business at a new location ? Want stuff and more pictures of…read morethe bench guy.

Come stop by for cinco de mayo this place offers handmade products and very good costumer service…read moreas well you won't be disappointed

Souvenir Shop [Old Town San Diego]…read more Before leaving Old Town San Diego we stopped by this souvenir shop. The sign said "Store Closing" like some liquidation sale... that was enough to lure me in the store. They have a variety of merchandise from flip-flops to tote bags and lots of apparel from sweatshirts to novelty tees. The employees were nice and very helpful. They informed me of the pricing of merch in the front and directed me to more savings on items towards the back of the store. I was able to find something for my co-worker. She loved it! Cool place for "San Diego" souvenirs... Review #3215

I was visiting my niece and we spent the evening in Old Town. I was looking for some souvenirs and…read morewe stopped in this cute shop. I found a hoodie, t-shirt and a magnet. If you go straight to the back of the store that is where you will find the markdowns. I was happy that I didn't have to spend a ton of money on decent quality souvenirs. My niece spoke with the owner of the store who was very nice. And we loved her shop!