I will not be returning to the store. They don't allow children and have literally kicked me out of…read morethe store two different times right when we entered the store. The first time they told me children weren't allowed and then, most recently, they told my mother-in-law that they were going on lunch at 3 PM, and the kids had to leave, but then they never closed the store. This unwelcoming attitude doesn't build a strong buy local community. This is discrimination and it should not be tolerated in our downtown Salinas community. It is really disheartening that this kind of behavior is occurring.

This is the perfect shop for people like me who wait until.the night before Christmas to do their…read moreholiday shopping. So many wonderful gifts for everyone on your list. I especially appreciate some of their unique gifts made just for that relative you hate, or for that mother in law who drives you crazy. Plus plenty of nice gifts for the nice relatives. My son really appreciated the dip.shit for making a deliciouss dip. I really like their assortment of mugs and glassed too. Such friendly staff too.

Great addition to Oldtown Salinas! They've got something…read morefor everyone. It's a clothing & jewelry boutique: with furniture, fine soaps, art, and SUCCULENTS! I've found many cute gifts there. The clothing is a mix/match of brands & boutique style items. It ranges from party wear, to office wear to casual. If you are into a fun experience with nice staff, this is a highly recommended place.

I just love this store, owner and employees. Great place to shop for new to you furniture and more.read more

As surprising as it might seem to an outsider, Salinas has an adorable old town. Plagued as this…read moremodern farm town is with gang issues, they do have a few cute blocks of an old town. I took a break from driving down the 101 because of terrible traffic and found my way to old town. I went into Rooms In Bloom because I needed a nice Birthday gift for my Mother and this store seemed to have a very nice selection. This is right up her alley. I like a lot of the things too, but my style is a little more modern...and maybe funky? I got her a cute re-usable Lunch bag, and a tube of fancy scented hand cream, but I could have easily gotten a few more things like beautiful candles, a really nice tray, 3-wick candles, pajamas that were adorable, dishtowels, and more. If you're wondering, yes, my Mom is the sort of lady who loves to decorate her home, cook, and garden. It was hard to choose something on a budget, but the lady working was cute and nice and just let me browse without bothering me, but agreeing with me when I oohed- and-aahed over all the stuff. I also bought myself a couple of hair clips. I like stores that sort of divide their goods into themes or 'genres' and they do this here. I didn't have much time to browse the kids section, but they had a cute area of the store for children and babies. Perfect for shower shopping. Okay I think I said cute about 3 times in this review- do you get the point!? Also, it smells good!

I love this place ! Its very cute has alot of fun things for the home and also has very cute baby…read morestuff! i always come here when i need to get a girft for the person that has" everything" and find somthing fun and cute for them..the girls that work here are very nice !! over all a very cute place to shop!!

Service from owner are always great and helpful/great products in stock on top of uniqueread more

What a great place to find vintage items, handmade items, and Christmas and Halloween Decour. They…read morehave sustainable shopping and resell items at good prices. Everything was so cute and so well displayed lots of vendors to choose from.

Was enjoying the many lovely things until I saw the racist Mexican garden statue!! How can this…read moreplace perpetuate the stereotype of a lazy Mexican. Really offensive!

READ THE LABEL. We collect wind chimes and art as we travel. When in Big Sur this past week, we…read morebought a medium sized bell windchime. It was a little pricy at $110, but we like to support local art. The attendant gave us a new one in the box, instead of one already hanging that we were looking at. When we got home to Arizona, I unpacked the item, and found a MADE IN CHINA TAG!!! They appear to buy cheap art from China, and mark it up. If you want to support local art, find another store.

Checked out this coffee spot before eating at Toro Cafe next door. Super cute inside and they have…read morea lot of coffee/baked good items. The coffee was good, but this spot is kinda out of the way unless you live near by.

Stopped by here on the way to Monterey & Carmel. There's limited parking so just hope you get lucky…read moreenough to snag a spot when someone leaves. Banana cream chai had a good banana flavor that balanced out the chai. I really enjoyed the ube latte because actually tasted like ube and wasn't just food coloring to make it purple. We also ordered a ham & cheese and strawberry almond croissants, both were quite large and tasty.

Extra nice lady who runs the shop. Beautiful items, gifts…read moreand such. Very high quality and beautifully art crafted things, you can easily spend hundreds here. Only they had (Post Ranch) logo tank tops for women.

A crowded little gift shop for people staying (or dining) at the Post Ranch Inn. (You need to get…read morepast a guard before you can shop here.) From logo items to local art, one lucky enough to dine at Sierra Mar or stay at this exclusive resort might want to purchase a keepsake, or gifts for the less fortunate.

The Steinbeck Museum was a wonderful literary stop in Salinas. We also visited the Steinbeck House…read moredown the street, which made the experience feel more complete. As a tribute to Steinbeck and his connection to the area, the museum was thoughtful, engaging, and well worth the visit. I especially enjoyed the quirky gift shop, always a bonus when a museum shop has personality. The drive into Salinas was also unexpectedly lovely, with so many fields and vegetables growing. It gave the whole visit a strong sense of place and helped connect the landscape to Steinbeck's writing. A great stop for literature lovers, history fans, or anyone looking for something meaningful to do in the area.

What an impressive, thoughtful arrangement of his life, works, and accomplishments! I'm not a fan…read moreof his work but was pleasantly surprised by the layout and contents. Two of our group members are big fans and thoroughly enjoyed the museum taking over 2 hours to explore and interact with the exhibits. The downtown Salina's area has restaurants and shops to explore making it a full day's adventure should you choose.

I've heard about this store but never had the chance to visit. Honestly, I was worried it was a…read morepop-up store and I missed it! Thankfully, it wasn't and I'm glad I finally visited. The store has a lot of Thousand Skies merch (of course), but also a lot of other artists' work. Very similar to what you'll see at some SJmade fairs, you'll see a lot of prints, charms, caps, plushies, washi tape, and more. I could probably spend just as long in the store as I would at SJmade. When I was shopping there (5/17/26), Thousand Skies had a free reusable bag for any purchase of $50 or more on their merch. Not sure how long they will keep this promotion, so hurry and make your visit if this is something you'd like!

I love Thousand Skies stickers. They are so cute and unique. I really recommend their sticker shop,…read moreMoment Japantown, for maximal sticker happiness. They also sell stuffed animals, enamel pins, cute hats and bags featuring their designs. The prices are reasonable and on par with most stickers. Moment Japantown is an adorable shop that feature lots of artists like Thousand Skies. It's worth a visit. I appreciate that the staff lets you wander and take your time looking around. There is parking outside of Moment JapanTown.

A wonderful store full of lovely and often unique items. A perfect place to find things that you…read morecan't find anywhere else. We had a fun conversation with Peter, the owner and bought a few things. We will be back!

Another great shop in Carmel. Lots of knick nacks. The couple running the store were both very…read morefriendly. I like some items, but as with most things in town. They were out of my price range. Still a great time