Weird vibes from the lady here. My friends and I walked in and were looking around. She kept…read morefollowing us everywhere and telling us not to touch the cards (when we weren't touching anything?). Not sure if it was because we're young adults or if we were racially profiled because we're all people of color. I somewhat understand if she was suspicious of us because we were younger, but we're young adults--not middle schoolers. She didn't bother the white customers. This happened a while ago but I've never returned because it freaked me out so much

Rancid vibes, I thought the shop looked cute but when we went in she didn't say hi back and then…read moreshe immediately saw my partner had a phone out to check a family text and came up from out of the counter to follow us then made up some weird excuse as to why we shouldn't be on the phone in the store. "You'll trip." Then went on a rant about being in the phone. We're adults that pay taxes, please don't lecture me on a phone I pay for with my hard earned money.

Truly unique stuff! Second hand books and albums and old…read moremovie posters. You have to experience the Grand Emporium to truly appreciate it.

We were just in the San Perdro area to get some caffeine and step into a Nostalgia (from Inside Out…read more2) dream world! They have books and vinyl and tapes and CDs. I bought a copy of a mythology book from my childhood and a accordion for my husband. Definitely worth checking it out for unique purchases! The owner was very friendly and made a deal wish us because we paid cash.

The good: This is a cute and organized store with gifts…read moregeared towards little kids, moms and dads. The prices were fair. They sold jewelry, cards, journaling books, clothes, party supplies and toys. The woman at the front desk was friendly. The bad: I didn't have time to shop for as long as I wanted because I had kids waiting in the car. The interesting: They're located in a plaza next to two kids places where one might celebrate birthdays so it's great if you come for a party and forgot a gift.

This shop is adorable, it has so much character and whimsy. Perfect place to pick up a quick…read morehostess gift, or spend time just browsing all the different displays around the shop. Love this little gem of a store.

Hare & Trove is a South Bay gem for the unique gift giver! A super fun eclectic mix of fantastic…read moreoddities! If you are in San Pedro, it's a "Must Stop" destination! Also, their proprietor, Katie is a super amazing artist!

From the owner: Hare & Trove Company an eclectic gift shop and your place to find curiosities, bespoke gifts,…read morevintage wares and unique surprises! We carry apothecary items, altar supplies and original art. We have beautifully curated gift boxes packaged and ready to give. Or you can design your own gift crates that your loved ones will not soon forget!

Such an amazing spot to check out do some shopping and be creative at. Lots of fun vendors, cool…read morespots to take pictures & very creative minds here with all the crafts that are for sale. Very talented people for sure. Loved the handmade soaps, candles and clothing options to salsas and knitting crafts. One of my favorite was the VHS spot with the Hollywood Video feel and it brought back memories of when it did exist. They had some fun stations I'm sure you can register but they had a make your own art with broken glass and there was a few people there participating. It was such a cool concept & then we went to go grab a beer across to the brewery.

Brees apples (caramel apples that she will slice for you as well) and Salsas Chingona--go to both…read moreand you will be one happy camper.

Do not go here the old man who is there is soo rude and vulgar it's disgusting inside and it's he's…read more disgusting person I'm warning you guys do not go here I hope this place gets shut down it's a health hazard and a fire haZard. He is rude and has no business to be working around the public no masks and it was horrible worst place i have ever been too. Do not go here do not go here do not go here get this place shut down. I have reported this place to the better business bureau and they have an open investigation on this place

Came in to buy a stem for my bong, guy answer by saying "what the hell you want boi"…read more Then when i asked him what I needed " i dont got that bye now" Whats his problem?? I understand of you ran out but he didnt even check what size i needed and he was really rude... i wouldn't come here ever again not with that attitude."

I purchased from " from you flowers" who delegated it to South Shores flowers to fulfill…read more I purchased flowers and mylar balloons that says happy birthday. Not only did they not send any balloons with the order they send them to a completely different address!!! When I had to go and pick them up from a strangers house, which defeats the purpose of a delivery. I was shocked to see some of the worst flowers I've ever seen in my life.. I paid for the premium extra deluxe flowers that comes in a pot with succulents and flowers. Look at what was sent. Honestly, this florist. Should be ashamed to send these out.

This arrangement was ordered for a funeral and total cost was 97.44…read more Roses were dry and petals were dropping. Skimpy on the greenery too. Was very disappointing.

The most amazing bath products!! Their whipped body scrubs are now my favorite product in the…read moreshower. After the scrub exfoliates, it then turns into a lather and is simply life changing. (Not to mention the scents, you'll want to eat them) My friends and I are hooked. Customer service is also on point!

Bought three soaps here, while walking thru this cool "open air" hangar of a marketplace, and am…read moreimpressed. Their soaps smell terrific and are unique in their scents and scent combinations.

That's right. The African American Gift Shop. As I was driving away from brunch at the Ports…read moreO'Call Restaurant, I literally HAD TO STOP as I saw the sign on this store and rapidly pulled my car into a space. African American Gift Shop? What could it sell? Would it be things FOR African Americans? By them? About the links between Africa and America? What defines African-Americans, and how could a store sell gift items on such a topic? I walked in, only to find.... ....it was 95% Bob Marley/Hemp/Reggae paraphernalia with three cheesy "nature-y" items as well. I was offended. I was dismayed. I was disappointed. I bought an African Elephant charm necklace, ashamed of myself. Then popped in my Babylon by Bus CD when I drove away, humming "Concrete Jungle."

I have to agree with the majority of the other reviewers in that most of the things sold here are…read morereggae/Bob Marley themed and not really connected much to Africa. I did like one beanie with the likeness of Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie, but that was about the only African item I saw. Still, a cool little place to check out if you're in the Ports O' Call area.

This is the second time we have used Florecitas This was for a celebration of life the quality, the…read morecolor, the freshness the attention to detail is perfect, the flowers were stunning, we wanted bright and cheerful and they delivered. The customer service is incredible. I'm so happy we found this place.

Great service with a friendly smile. Thank you for giving me exactly what I wanted. Attention to…read moredetail is priceless!