OK, first of all let me say this the first time I've been there. Nice little place. Great service…read moreambience was pretty good. We ate outside in the patio, which was really nice. Food selection was really good. I'll have pictures up of what we had. Drinks were nice overall value was great these people here do it right if you're in the area check this place out you won't be disappointed

My son and family live here in Half Moon Bay. When they moved here a few years ago I was…read moredelighted. I have loved this quirky and beautiful little beach town since I was a young man. Spanish town is one of our favorite restaurants in the old downtown. If you think the town is quirky, wait in till you see this little gem. It just feels comfortable being inside. The covered patio in the back is where our favorite table is. I always order the goat. It is spicy and slow simmered and fabulous. All of the other dishes are equally made authentically, and like your momma made it. The service is friendly, professional and fast. They have a off street parking in the back. The margaritas are the best in town.

I've been coming to this place for years! It's a great stop if you're in the area. A beautiful…read morecollection of semi precious stones and so much more. The owner is amazing to talk with as well and I love bringing my dad here too. We are both into big crystal energies. Make sure to add it to your list!

This store is just okay. There are many beautiful and unique items, however, many things seem to…read moresit forever and never get refreshed. I came in for beads, specifically letter beads, but there were a few letters that were out of stock and no packs of letter beads. A lot of the jewelry findings seem to be quite old, tarnished, and low on stock. There are no mid priced strands of beads. Only semiprecious gems under glass or very junky glass beads. All beads and craft supplies are crazy overpriced. I only came here because I needed to make a last minute gift. Thankfully I just needed the letter beads and a few findings. I would have been sorely disappointed if I needed polished stone beads, shells, wood, or clay beads. Also, the "price trays" to collect beads are stupid. The owner had been very nice and friendly to me in the past, but I guess today she was having a bad day. I walked in and said hello and it seemed like I had pissed her off already. Then I saw that that was how she was treating everyone that walked in. It was relatively busy, she could have made a lot of sales if she had tried at all. I'll probably have to come back in the future, but I won't be looking forward to it,

Awesome little place, the size belies the actual offerings--my husband bought four records, which…read morehe says are hard to come by pristine pressings. It's a ton of fun to browse all the little knick knacks and treasures, e.g. I spied a 100% pure shearling coat for only $225 (which would be thousands of dollars retail in a department shop). I didn't buy it because it was waaay too large, but that's exactly the sort of treeasure you might stumble on.They also had a few Dinney and Burke satchels as well as cowboy boots. This is a gem of a place where they have a revolving bit of wares with prices that are hard to beat.

I have been meaning to leave a review for Vessel for awhile now and I first just want to say that…read morethe service by Christina goes above and beyond! She is so generous with her time and kind. The clothing and selections are unique and priced reasonably. I highly recommend stopping by Vessel Vintage to anyone visiting or residing in HMB. It won't dissapoint!

This quaint antique store is owned by Sharon, who is the friendliest. She shared her shop has been…read moreopen for about 3.5 years in honor of her husband who she use to vintage shop with every weekend. We chatted about the history of some of the antiques and prohibition pieces. There's also a selection of books in the back. I thought the pieces were reasonably priced.

Came when it had just opened and I guess I never got around to writing a review! This place is a…read moregem. Such a fun and interesting collection of vintage items. When I visited I ended up spending most of my time in the back looking at all the amazing art and photography books. I also fell in love with a vase and a beautiful lamp, but had already bought a lot of books Was planning on swinging by this weekend, and wanted to make sure to leave a review for this amazing local spot. Owner is incredibly nice and lovely to talk to!

They had my cuckoo clock since February 2025. I was told by Carol that it would take 6 months. I've…read morewaited patiently and have called regularly to get a status update. When I finally got Carol on the phone she said that Roy took the clock HOME to work on it. It is now October 2025. I finally talked to Carol and told her I will drive to their HOME to pick up my property. UPDATE: I went to their home and retrieved my clock. There were 8-10 other clocks in random bags/boxes that have not been touched. I caution anyone looking for clock repair to read the reviews before going to this vendor.

We purchased a grandfather's clock and gave them a 100 year old cuckoo clock for repair in 2022…read more Roy lost our clock. I have made numerous attempts to find it, offering to come up and id it, and have gotten no response from Roy and nothing but excuses from Carol. DO NOT TRUST THEM with your family heirlooms. The grandfather clock had to be repaired by my brother. sadly, Roy doesn't have the knowledge or skills do do it correctly, and the other cuckoo clock we had him "repair", has never kept time. There is a reputable clock repair shop in San Mateo on El Camino at 25th Ave that knows what he is doing, and we will go there from now on. In terms of our lost clock, I even asked if we could pick one from the shop to replace it, again, no response. I will be reporting this business to the State of CA, and will probably end up suing them. Save yourself the aggravation and don't do business with them.

This thrift shop is one of the Peninsula's hidden gems! It used to be called Pick of the Litter;…read morediscovered this when I lived in Burlingame years ago. So glad they're still around! They have a good selection of kitchenware, china, glassware, crystal stemware, etc. Got some champagne glasses for myself which I loved at first sight. There were pre-loved clothes that looked great too. And when you shop, you're helping the local Humane Society.

This store is one of those spots that' just easy to keep coming back to. The location is great…read morebecause of how close the highway is to it and having a parking lot right next to the building makes it super convenient. There are also a lot of good cafes and restaurants nearby, plus a Goodwill, so it's easy to make a quick loop out of the trip. The staff are always friendly and greet you right when you walk in. They also have a board next to the entrance that clearly shows the sale colors, so you don't have to guess what's discounted. The inventory is a solid mix too. You'll find everything from more affordable pieces to higher-end items near the counter, which keeps it interesting every time I visit here. One thing I really appreciate is that a good portion of the sales goes the local Humane Society. I love this spot, and you can sometimes catch me here looking for my next treasure find!

Nice location. The Vintage Store has one of a kind antique items. Every time I go into the store,…read moreI buy something and prices are so reasonable, fun to shop there. I enjoy going there often to see new items. Great store!

Wow, such a stunning collection of home decor, creative unique artistic goods. If we had the space,…read moreI wouldn't have been able to resist their beautiful African masks, some life size statues and home goods. It's a large space, broken in to sections. Fun to browse and imagine your home space re-done in another style. The prices are amazingly reasonable for a thoughtfully curated collection.

Rob is the best African art dealer in the Bay Area actually best in the United States of the world…read more He really takes effort into teaching you the history of the African art learned more than my African arts teacher in just one lesson way to go rob. Your my man