I felt as though I was in Paris!…read more I walked in thinking I would not find "My Size". I slunk around the shop hunched over from a "bad bra" and was asked by Shawnie if there was anything I needed. I asked her if she carried my size and she asked, "Have you been measured lately?". I actually had not been. I stepped into a dressing room that had pink billowing curtains almost floor to ceiling, and Shawnie measured me. It was a very successful trip in. Not only did she find my size but she made me feel empowered and very confident. Shoulders back, stand tall, face forward and my girls in a brand new GORGEOUS bra. Ladies, do not have sticker shock if you have been buying bras at Kohls or Macy's. These are beautiful bras. They are fitted by a professional. The only hiccup is, not the shop's fault. They close at 5:30. Parts of Yountville fold up a tiny bit early.

This was a very cute boutique like store that has adorable lingerie...customer service was awesome!read more

IMHO In the days…read moreprior to the pandemic, V Marketplace had many retail businesses and galleries on the first and second floors. Sadly, it now houses maybe three remaining businesses, Kollar Chocolates, V Wine Cellar, and Bottega restaurant. It is a shadow of its former self. We still go in and visit the remaining businesses and sometimes utilize the restrooms (situated outside the back entrance, and up the stairs to your left. You need a code now to enter.) Definitely visit Kollar Chocolates and V Wine Cellar! The grounds are still beautiful but quiet. Will we return? Of course, with hopes that it will one day revive.

As far as I could tell, this place sells chocolate, wine, and Italian food. Maybe you can rent out…read morethe facility for a wedding. Not sure why else you'd go here.

I took half a day off to drive up and take advantage of a sale they promoted on social media. What…read morea huge mistake! When I arrived and with an excited smile asked to see the sale section, the owner gave me an unpleasant look and said: "the hats are in the back (behind the counter), just tell me what you want and I'll see if we have it". I told her I wanted to browse the hats, she refused. She asked my size, which I did not know. What an unpleasant experience, eventually she brought out a couple of hats and threw them in front of me. All I can say is that if you want to announce a sale, then don't treat your customer who drives a good distance with such disdain. I even dressed up for the trip. I can promise you I won't darken their doorway again. Ever. My wife had been excited for me to get a nice Panama hat, and when she heard the story she called the store the next day and had a conversation with the owner (I do not remember her name), who promised to call me with an apology. Even given that chance I have never spoken with her.

The company is showing unethical sales operations. I received a gift and the hat was too small …read more The store had me send it back . I have receipt that they received it. I have spoken to their manager who told me that they were going to be sending out a new one. I have now called the company several times and they're not returning my phone calls. They have not sent out the replacement hat. My next step is to call the Better Business Bureau And report them.

Kim took amazing care of me for my wedding and even took on my mom and sister's dresses last…read moreminute. She did a beautiful job on our alterations and was so sweet and friendly. She also helped me with a dress back in highschool! I will recommend her forever!

Makers of Napa! Kim is a former retired Proctor and Gamble…read moremarketing exec. gone upcycled fashion designer maker! People come from all over the world or locally to find one of a kind fashion tailored to size right on the spot. Some international clients fly to Napa several times a year and come with an empty suitcase on purpose. What a great girlfriend outing this place would be! Visit Napa with an empty suitcase, have your pieces made, and go home with one of a kind pieces no one else owns! Napa is a county of makers! Visit and become a part of it all!

Amazing place for local SF (particularly the Richmond) gifts and goods, like clothing, crewnecks,…read morebeanies, art prints, cards/stationery, stickers, and more. They hold custom printing classes and workshops and really give back to the city and neighborhood--a local gem! They support and carry local artists and cool designs that are like inside jokes for locals, like a love letter to SF (and the Richmond.) I picked up my Friends of Sunset Dunes beanies here and it was very easy, convenient, and friendly. I'll be back to buy some gifts here.

I stumbled on Fleet Wood gift shop while strolling around on Clement St in SF after enjoying lunch…read moreat Lime Tree. There were candles, stickers, shirts, and additional lovely gifts that supports local vendors. I fell in love with Ember + Fog candles during a pop up at one of the Embarcadero plazas during this past holiday season. While small batches typically cost more expensive than large corporation offerings, I prefer supporting local small batches for gifts and a little pick-me-up. Plus, the scents are always so unique and it feels gratifying to enjoy something so special made with so much love. Thanks Eleanor for sharing your cheer and grace. Happy shopping!

We went about 2 weeks ago, and let me tell you! This thrift store is wonderful! The gentleman…read moreworking there really took care of us...AND played amazing music that had me singing and dancing. They have dressingrooms! We got over a 100 bucks worth of stuff for a song. Cant recommend the Ark highly enough

Since, as a patron, I unfortunately can't directly respond to the 3 star "anti woke" review by Erin…read moreK, i'll be leaving a response to her review here and just hoping her twitter fingers find it to read: ERIN: Frequent shopper here, and I have to say, your review reads more like a political scorecard than a take on the actual store. Basing a low rating on a snippet of conversation you disagreed with seems a bit off-base and more than a little judgemental, no? Especially when you noted the warm greeting and polite exit. Thrift stores are about community and reuse, not ideological purity tests. The Ark is clean, welcoming, and packed with affordable goodies--who cares if the chit-chat behind the counter doesn't match your specific worldview? If we started judging businesses solely on overheard opinions, we'd all be shopping in echo chambers. Props to the polite team; they've earned my repeat business for the deals, not the discourse.

I used Trinity several times now for alterations and having pants hemmed. The work has always been…read morecompleted on time and very professionally. She's great at offering creative ways to get the results you want. I highly recommend Aquariuz.

I have taken about a dozen items of clothing (blouses, shirts and pants) to Trinity for…read morealterations. After losing weight, at least one clothing size, I didn't want to buy all new clothes, and the ones I have are good quality. Trinity did a great job on every item, adjusting how she would approach the job based on the fabric, location of pockets, print, etc. I know nothing about sewing so I went with her recommendations and was very pleased with the outcome. Some items required simple hemming, others a more complex combination of alterations, and every item now fits perfectly.