The shop no longer exists here. It may have moved or shuttered itself entirely. We need more…read moreYelpers in Spain.

I have never been to such a cool surf store. This place has everything you need, they even have…read morerentals so you don't even need to bring your surfboard with you when you travel to this wonderful city. This is my favorite small city in the world and the people are so nice and the food is excellent. The staff at the store are fantastic, very caring and sweet and they really know their stuff. This store literally has everything you need. Wetsuits, surfboards, surf apparel, surfboard fins, hats, sunblock, shoes, sandals, wetsuits, watches, sunglasses! I can go on and on. Not only do they have everything they have a lot of it. The selection is incredible. This is the first surf store in Spain. It opened in 1980. I was blown away by it.

A lovely shop with a nice selection of perfume lines. The very knowledgeable and patient ladies…read morehere helped me find a new perfume. Most everything I own is very green and/or citrusy and I was looking for something a bit more floral. We smelled about 12 or so fragrances before I found the one - Guerlain's Cruel Gardenia. They also helped my find a new scent for my husband and fancy soaps for my aunt. Their house fragrances, SSirimiri and Benegas are very nice as well. Sure it's pricey, but good perfume is worth it!

Adorable, welcoming, child-friendly shop offering coffees, desserts, wines, and a variety of…read moreobjects to purchase from mugs to pillow cases. The storefront is characteristic of a childhood fairy tale, bright colors with fun font. The fairy tale continues on the interior, especially for kids. The store also hosts birthdays for children. There is quite a bit of room with tables and a comfy pink floral couch, lower to the ground so it is easier for kids to sit on it. They have books, puzzles and toys that children are welcome to play with while their family members enjoy the beverages. The desserts vary in size which is great for accommodating customers with different appetites. I ordered a croissant with a cafe con leche. They have great signage! There is a sign over the espresso clearly stating the milks on offer for coffee beverages. They also have their free WiFi information on a board. Very helpful! The croissant is seriously the best I've ever had in my life. The coffee was great. There is a back room with sale items, including child sized aprons and floor mats. They have clean bathrooms available for customers. I returned again today to buy a small stationary booklet created by a local artist. The shopkeeper kindly wrapped it for me in pink flamingo paper, free of charge. How nice is that? Needless to say, this is THE place I would frequent if I lived here. I love it!

Unfortunately, I had a bad experience with this shop in San Sebastian. I bought a bag that was…read moresupposed to come with accessories. While I was looking at the bag, the saleswoman already tried to hide the accessories when I indicated that I wanted to buy it. I noticed this and asked her to put the accessories back in the bag. I paid for the bag, only to find out the next day--just before my flight back home--that she had taken the accessories out of the bag during checkout anyway and apparently kept them for herself. Unfortunately, I feel very cheated, especially since she seemed so friendly in the shop. Beware of these practices.

They don't carry Proenza Shouler anymore, but they do have great brands, the Italian produced…read moreproducts from Marc Jacobs, a great selection of unique sunglasses from less common brands, boutique designers and more. Awesome shoes, helpful staff, and a salon on site as well that seemed to do a nice job; the woman I saw getting her hair cut left with a great 'do. It's pricey but they have great things and it is a relaxing, unhurried, uncluttered shopping environment.

A legitimate Irish shop in the old portion of San Sebastián? Yes indeed it is, with products priced…read morefairly and imported by the owners, an Irish and Spanish owner. Though small, the store offers a significant variety of products: wool sweaters, wool caps, scarves, jewelry, vests, slippers, and food goods. I entered this shop drawn in by winter sale signs. I mean, how could anyone resist a sale? I was also thinking that this shop's proximity to Ireland might provide options not available in the Irish stores in California. And I was right! More options for clothing and food goods! The proprietor was very helpful and friendly. I was going to purchase slippers without trying them on but she insisted I try first. They didn't fit well. Instead of pretending they looked great to procure a sale, she was honest. I appreciate honesty. She and I both agreed the woolen cap looked the best on me, so I left with a new Irish hat on my head. I wish I lived closer! Aside from the shop being wonderful, the owner is so sweet I would visit just to speak with her. Highly recommend this shop. It's certainly one-of-a-kind.

Service: Okay. There was only one seller, and she only spoke Spanish (maybe Euskera as well)…read more Selection: Good! It had the greatest variety I saw in the city. Value: Good prices for the products.

This high end leather goods store isn't as well know as some others but the quality can't be beat…read moreand this location in a small seaside town is the perfect location to gain some of their favourite items. The staff is generally helpful and the selection good.

This is a great little local Basque fashion store. Dope tee shirts and other unique clothing. They…read morehave a DJ spinning on Friday nights. You can walk around and grab a drink. Pretty mellow - but in the Basque country - what isn't?

Nice designs, pricey for sure. Fun to go in and look around but I didn't see anything that I…read morecouldn't live without.