Specialty gifts for someone special or moments to make your home beautiful. This place has the most…read moreinteresting items that will make you come back. Recommend!

Great store for unique items and beautiful reclaimed furniture that has been painted uniquely…read more Everyone working here is fantastic! Definitely worth checking out.

Every time I walk into this store I remind myself that I find this to be one of the best curated…read morelocal shops. Cleansing Palo santo, accent furniture pieces, gold details, art, books. Even when I don't have a shopping list I find things that enrich my home environment. Yes, super simple indeed!

Customer service is very horrible at this place. Just be careful of buying anything here! We went…read morethere to buy a lamp (Menu)! I wanted to send few pics to my partner on facebook to check which one is better! Hence asked shop owner i can take few pics! I was totally refused! Dint buy anything. There are lot of stores in SF for minimalist and nordic stuff!

One Word: SENSATIONAL…read more This store is so well thought out, curated, and every element is inviting and made with love. I have found my new favorite sustainable home goods store that brings all the perfect elements of home goods: timeless items & fabulous quality. The staff are beyond is amazing, welcoming, & inviting 1000% coming back for more items and recommending to my friends

Senses is the kind of store that makes you want to drop in anytime you're in the area. The space is…read morecalming and beautiful, and you're offered a beverage as soon as you enter. There's lots of handmade gifts, many of them made locally or by Palestinian artists.

They say it's always Halloween in San Francisco and you will see some interesting costumes from…read moreperformative people everyday because life is a performance. There are events in SF where everyone knows it involves some type of costume. An annual event which involves performative running of over seven miles and resembles a mix of a flash mob, rave, fraternity and sorority Greek gathering and those who like to show their fun spirit in San Francisco at the Bay to Breakers run. Some years Karl the Fog accompanies the runners on a Sunday morning and some years the sun shines bright through the entire path. There is a place where you can gear up and show your San Francisco free spirit. Located on Clement street it's called Foggy Notion. On a San Francisco Karl The Fog stroll I landed inside Foggy Notion. Inside you will find candles and natural skincare products along with gifts with some San Francisco representation. The products are made by local artisans . Get a towel of Sutro Tower and salty waters of the Pacific Ocean on the both sides of the Bay Bridge. After the Bay to Breakers run come and get some soap. They also have San Francisco scented candles which doesn't stink like parts of Fisherman's Wharf in SF. Come here if you want feel refreshed after over a seven mile cheesy run through San Francisco at the Bay to Breakers. There is place which has a "devotion" to the city of San Francisco with products giving the city some publicity and some"promotion "with sites and symbols of the San Francisco city landscape along with the "Pacific Ocean " you can find candles , hats, greeting cards and bags at "Foggy Notion" When it comes to Bay to Breakers it is not a breakdancing "event" just don't break a bone on your body running over 7 miles of San Francisco "cement"make sure wear good shoes so injuries you can "prevent" and make sure to gear up at Foggy Notion in SF on "Clement"

Love their candles and home goods like incense sticks here I always come here for their stuff…read more Super dope stuff they have a lot of home goods and their candles and incense sticks smell great make sure to come check them out

We were visiting SF and stumbled upon this great shop. Great variety of just about anything for…read moreyour home lifestyle. What made us even happier was finding dog treats as part of the Diane Keaton collection. We got some as well as some great new glasses for the spring/summer by the pool. Can't wait to come back

I ordered their napkins as a gift for a friend. I received the FedEx box, finally, and inside the…read morenapkins rolled up with sticker stuck to them. Not their own box or no plastic sleeve around them. I looked at one and they are extremely thin. There is no way I would use these on a tabletop to have a drink set on. It would be like using nothing. I looked up their return policy. Refunds will be issued in the original form of payment minus any applicable processing fees. Returned items must be sent with proper postage, packages with postage due will be returned to sender. After receiving, I went back to their website to check the reviews of this item. Guess what? They don't have any reviews so I guess you cannot see if you were buying an insufficient product or not. Lesson learned, I will never order from this company again.

Pleasantly surprised to discover an SF version of this store (there's also another one in Albany in…read morethe East Bay). I purchased a vintage Coach crossbody bag in excellent condition. Will likely come back to peruse more of the store and what they have to offer. Prices are what you would expect from a vintage/antique shop.

No public bathroom. Had a cool antique multitool set for $100 but I was able to find it on eBay for…read more$15

The person at the front was nice and had fair pricing…read more Cute plants store right in neighborhood.

Beautiful store design with a wide selection of plants!…read more I appreciate how they label each plant with whether or not they're pet friendly. The staff here is very helpful and knowledgeable! Inventory may fluctuate; when I dropped in here, there were very few (3 total) ceramic pots to choose from, so I wasn't able to grab a matching pot for my planter. I picked up a Chinese Money Tree plant, which was lush and healthy. Overall, this is a fun place to shop for houseplants!

post.script. is a must visit when in SF. The shop is filled with amazing items made by small…read morebusinesses. Perfect for gifts (or a little treat for yourself :)) They have so many amazing cards for every occasion, stickers, pins, candles, art prints, and much more! The owner and staff are incredibly kind and helpful. They recently put on an event for Inciardi print collectors and it was fantastic. Definitely stop by!

I went into post.script. knowing that there were trendy little art vending machines inside, but…read morealso aware that I'd be completely enveloped by adorable and useful items which might've or might not have been out of my price range. I was correct and also so glad I took the time to stop in. Firstly, the store employees: Tiara and Janielle were immediately and incredibly helpful, knowing that I'd likely want quarters for the vending machines and accepting my silly $2 bills (which my father put in my stocking at Christmas because he's a prankster like that) and handing me a cup full of $6 worth of quarters while explaining the vending machine limit of 3 prints per person very kindly. I asked if it was ok if I filmed and they assured me it was totally fine! This was really cool later on, as the shop's account commented on the video that I posted and that felt very interactive! After I had used up my last quarter and gotten my 6th mini mystery print from the vending machines, I started my search for a birthday card for the previously mentioned prankster-father of mine. The selection was delightful! Perhaps not massive, but still delightful as every option was by a local artist and priced really fairly for that privilege (about $6-6.50 per greeting card, which is actually a great value). I found four birthday cards for various people in my life and two "get well" cards for a friend and my mom who are both about to have surgery. After that I started to search through the other items in the shop, of which there were MANY and the options were so incredibly cute and kitschy as well as being very usable. I didn't end up getting anything other than the greeting cards, mostly because of the pricing, but I can respect a high price-tag when it's on a locally made artisanal item. I just couldn't personally afford any of it on that particular day! My six greeting cards totaled out to $46 including tax, and I'm ok with that! I've already used one and it was appreciated greatly! I have to say that the highlight of this visit wasn't the items or the super cool mystery art vending machines, although all of that was incredibly fun and exactly what I was looking for going in.. but the staff really made me feel welcomed and hyped up and I think that the soul of a store is sometimes made or broken by it's employees and how obviously they like or dislike their jobs. These individuals obviously enjoy working here and I felt welcomed by their energetic and thoughtful interactions with me. I will absolutely return!