Does anyone remember Thrift Town? That building that was three stories tall and full of amazing…read morevintage finds? Yeah, well it closed down but No Shop has risen through Thrift Towns ashes and the legacy of vintage lives on. The staff is exceptionally stellar!!!!!!!!!! They were so nice to me, gently letting me know that my YSL bag was a counterfeit, to educating me on why a diamond studded red velvet dress is a hard sale in the middle of summer. They don't take brands you are familiar with, but I did see some Nautica and American Apparel in there...but for the most part no H&M, Forever 21, Hollister, Abercrombie, zara etc. Beautiful collection of vintage clothes, from a Jacqueline Onassis inspired pink dress to a Save the Earth vintage denim jacket, and a planet on it's back studded with sequins. Beautiful merch.

No Shop was the last place we went to on Valencia street that day. We were tired, thirsty, and…read moregetting hungry. I have to admit that I didn't really go through the racks here as I enthusiastically did a couple shops before this one, so this is on our list to revisit a next time. They seem to curate some fashionable labels here.

What a gem of a vintage store smack down in the middle of two sections of the mall. It's small, but…read morethey have great Japanese designer stuff all organized and friendly staff to go along. With FIFA on the horizon, it was timely to look for jerseys! Was able to get a couple - great condition and even scored a vintage Kenzo shirt, what? Will make sure to stop by at the next visit to Japantown.

Literally hole in a wall shop that you might miss if you don't look to the left side!…read more The shop is very very small but they have a bunch of hidden gems inside. This definitely was a highlight of my trip to Japantown. Everything was reasonably priced well. I thought it was cool that there was a bunch of clothes from the U.S + Japanese brands!

I went there to find vintage jeans, and I certainly found my perfect pair. I'm very excited…read more There was a woman there that was very eccentric and knowledgeable about jeans. If you need vintage jeans, among other amazing finds, go there. Thank you!!!

First I want to share this little spot has the best customer service ever! I love thrifting with my…read moreson and he wanted to check out this spot in SF - we were visiting for Spring break and I've been meaning to give this place a good review. I was able to find something for my daughter who is 9 years old btw and into thrifting as well. The staff there were very helpful and friendly - which you don't find often at a thrift/vintage shop. There were some very pricey items and some that didn't break the bank haha. Also I asked the staff there if what they recommend for dinner and they shared a new Indian spot that was fire!! That will be in my next review because we walked there right after shopping!

Best curated secondhand store in SF! And a great place to sell your designer clothes to. They have…read morean excellent combo of streetwear and luxury pieces and the style of the store is on point. Highly recommend.

What an amazing store. Everything is very curated. It's clear they are very intentional about what…read morethey'll put on their racks and it shows. I've bought and sold here and always had great experiences. A few years ago I got a fabulous vintage Dolce skirt and just recently got a few sweaters, one was brand new. Staff is so nice and thoughtful. Much better selling experience here than other stores. Prices are fair and they can do drop off or you can shop while they take a look.

As a size 18 girl, I don't easily find pieces 1. That fit me, and 2. If they fit me, that I…read moreactually think are cute and that I'll wear. But at Moody Goose I found both!!! I wish I didn't live all the way in LA because I would be back sooner to shop if I wasn't so far. There's a plus size rack when you come in that had a pretty good selection. And soooo many things on the rack were cute. The employees were very kind to me and had a warm presence, communicative and helpful. I always get a little nervous going into a vintage shop because I feel like they are usually disappointing. A cold presence from the workers, slim to none selection for someone my size, and ridiculous prices - however, that was not the case at Moody Goose and I will be back!

Such a cute and clean vintage store! It's next to muse juice bar and they sell these cropped San…read moreFrancisco shirts. Has a lot of colorful unique pieces and I would come back here if I ever need some unique finds!

On a street with many vintage stores, Relic is a highly curated standout…read more A broad range of excellent vintage clothing (despite its listing as a vintage furniture store there's no furniture or objèts) is smartly displayed for maximum access and viewability. Well priced, well tended. In a world where the selection of vintage jewelry is oceanic, Relic chooses very carefully and displays intelligently. Each piece is arranged thematically and color-complementarily. The clerks are friendly and knowledgeable. I'm enjoying the gorgeous scarf I chose, from their incredible selection. The owner has a killer eye for quality and function. A delight.

I had an experience very similar to another reviewer's: two female staff closely followed me around…read morethe store and hovered near me while pretending to adjust racks. When I paid by credit card, I was asked for ID and told that "credit card thefts are very common here." I have lived in the U.S. for years and never get asked for ID for ordinary retail purchases, so in the context of being watched throughout the store, this felt like racial profiling rather than a neutral store policy. What made the experience especially upsetting was the contrast between the store's self-presentation and how I was treated. This is a vintage/counterculture-looking space in San Francisco, with a sign at the entrance advertising itself as the city's "No. 1" vintage store, yet I was made to feel like a risk object rather than a customer. I did not feel welcome or trusted as a non-white customer, and I would not feel comfortable returning.

Wide selection of real, high-quality, vintage clothes-- Owner super helpful, she clearly has a…read morepassion for what she does :-)

I have gone to Janina for quite a few readings over the years. Janina's readings are very human and…read moresensitive, and offer depth and leave you feeling empowered. She will get to the core of the issue, and offer angles on things that are missing, making readings both like guidance and a point of departure. She has helped me during moments of chaos, or to shift my perspective or get my mind out of ruts. Or, to give real, concrete advice about helping oneself or protecting energy. Janina is one of those people who truly listens and is present, and I am always grateful that she can listen when more comes up (I only hope that I don't interrupt any of her reading). I highly recommend her as a tarot reader.

Valencia Street Vintage is hip, cool and groovy man!…read more Thifting at this small but fun Vintage store in The Mission District. Great finds! Our son loved it. Great value and fun shop!

Valencia Street Vintage is a small thrift shop with a lot of personality. The current finds are…read moreshowcasing some retro clothes that are brighter and with a touch of bygone era glam. While I don't necessarily wear this look, I totally dig it. I do like the wearing nightgown as camisoles look. That look is still very chic if paired correctly. Friend and I spent some time here browsing after our Algerian eats from across the street. Fun shop that I would come back to.

Absolutely 1 of the Coolest Vintage shops with Awesome curated vintage fun clothing at affordable…read moreprices and pristine condition. Fab leather and fur pieces. No poly ugly grandma clothes u would find at alot of small Haight boutiques. Love Fuzz n sway

Recently I met (maybe the owner), Jessica in Ventura while she was visiting. She bought a pair of…read more1970s Levi's 501s from me for more than I could've imagined. I currently don't have a job and this helped a lot. It was the nicest encounter I've ever had from someone I had never met. If I visit San Francisco sometime I'll make sure to visit! I bet the service here and the clothes are amazing too.

It is the end of an era…read more Held Over closes this weekend - https://www.sfgate.com/local/article/haight-st-vintage-closure-22283146.php My heart hurts thinking about the profound loss of this special store - that continued to remain relevant and remarkable since 1976. Held Over was always genuine. It never tried or aspired to be something that it wasn't. It's vintage was affordable and timeless and it's staff were always helpful and kind. I am glad that the many items that I have hand selected from here over the years will continue to live on. If you happen to be in SF and reading this review - today is the perfect day to pay homage to a magical spot that has persevered through San Francisco's always changing business landscape. Today will be the last day to buy items from this thrift wonderland. Thank you Held Over for the beautiful memories and vintage threads. I heart you. Trust.

Of the stores on Haight, Held Over has been there and endured. You will need to hunt a bit, but…read morethey have so many pieces from a range of time periods. Plus, they are thoughtfully organized in sections from vintage windbreakers, to even older dresses from the 30s & 40s. There is a section for hats, glasses are kept in the glass cases at the cash wrap. While this isn't my favorite shop on the block, they do have specific finds. I've not found anything I felt worth buying based on my own style; but it is worth a walk-thru if you like to hunt and see pieces from the past. Also, big denim section, and extensive knitwear selections.