Incredible antiques, beautiful products, and a very knowledgeable clerk. This place is awesome for…read moreanyone who loves nautical both practical and ornamental.

Recently sold. The new owner has made it into another sweatshirt shop. Just is what is needed…read more There are no more antiques and the standard tourist junk. It is sad.

Of all the shops at Fisherman's Wharf, this one is my fave. Yes it is like all other touristy shops…read moreon the wharf but what I like about this place is they have a lot of clothing and merch there that that doesn't say "I love San Francisco" and "California Girl" on it. It has a lot to choose from with a great price which is hard to come by in the city. Their stuff is almost always for sale. Give this place a shot if you're looking for some unique gems.

Bottom line: it's a nice little storefront that has your essential souvenir needs. Magnets, shirts,…read morehats, and some toys. If you're on the Pier and need to grab a keepsake, stop by this place. Customer service was good, the selection was plenty, and the prices were reasonable. Be advised, like anywhere else, they will charge you for a bag and there is also a surcharge for credit cards.

It's an ok place to shop for souvenirs. Everything is a wee bit overpriced because of the…read morelocation. I purchased a shot glass for a friend at work but had been hoping to bring back a little magnet or something for everyone (7 total) but at $8 or more a pop, that wasn't going to happen. Again, it's ok and although not surprised at the prices, I had been hoping for a couple of $3 - $4 items.

Wharf Outdoors is our fav souvenir shop at Fisherman's Wharf. It has every kind of souvenir you…read morecan want to buy for yourself or to buy gifts to bring home. San Francisco t-shirts, sweatshirts, keychains, wallets, bags, kitchen paraphernalia, playing cards, jewelry... you name it, they got it. I come here every single time we're in San Francisco. Some things are the same but there's always something new for me to purchase. The clothing items are very good quality. At the very back of the store, there are items that are on SALE and CLEARANCE. I always find something there!!! If you're looking for San Francisco souvenirs, come check out Wharf Outdoors. Plus it's across the street from my favorite San Francisco restaurant CIOPPINO'S.

We live in Washington and knew when we finally made it anywhere near SFO that we were definitely…read moregoing to stop in. So glad we did and worth going downtown for!! As soon as we walked in, we were welcomed with very friendly, knowledgeable guys. Amazing what they have done in the space to have so much of a selection of gear and supply. Don't miss the fly tying supply room in the back. Very impressed with the shop and customer service! We will be attending some of their classes/ guide trips soon! Just go to the shop... you'll be glad you did!

Outstanding people who love to fish and help fly fishers! I'm a rookie fly fisherman with modest…read moreexperience and equally modest gear. I've been to their SF shop several times and they always show patience and a strong focus on making me successful. They carry the best top-line gear and will show you how to benefit from quality equipment, however I appreciate their, "Use what you have attitude." When I ask, "Can I use my XYZ"? They usually say, Yes, and don't try to up-sell me on expensive gear. That's the difference between a "Fly Shop Retailer" and a Fly Fishing disciple! Want to know where to fish? Just ask. They'll pull up a map and give you directions to exactly where to go!

While I didn't personally purchase any souvenirs here, I did find an "Expensive and Difficult"…read moresweatshirt in a print that I've seen back home in Virginia. It was way cheaper at this shop (like $30 cheaper!) so I jumped on it. I wore it the next day as the city was chillier than I anticipated. The shirt washed well, and I'm happy with it. They have a range of items here in addition to hats.

Need that Outside land Festival hat but you are stuck at and around the Pier 39 tourist trap in San…read moreFrancisco ? Throughout history the hat has been an important clothing accessory. Abraham Lincoln , Napoleon Bonaparte, Jamiroquai , Slash, and San Francisco's own Outside Lands Ranger Dave and Ranger Ruth. I wouldn't want to see Gino from 90 days Fiancé without his hat. We wear different hats in life and they can be different from being around family and others . Some hats triggers different emotions depending on the person. A hat could change the person aura , create a caricature, and image and also gives someone a sense of belonging. Although it's always Halloween in SF the hat is part of our costume to express a spirit internally outward. There is one place at the Tourist Trap at Pier 39 in San Francisco where you can try on a hat for size and it's called Krazy Kaps ( No Cap). Here you will not find sport teams hats but the captain hat, cowboy( not the football team) western hat, fedoras, garden hat , Panama, and the I am on vacation hat. No matter the occasion this place has a bit of everything whether you are having a bad hair day or having a theme party you can always go to Krazy Kaps and change your image. The hat was worn by the "aristocrat" and international "diplomat" some wear a hat for "combat" others wear one to match their" tat "last weekend I saw someone in SF wear a hat of the wharf "rat" A "hat "can change a persons style and "format" you see hats daily in person or on television swinging a "baseball bat" a hat can be a conversation starter and start a "chat" with a loyal SF Giants fan wearing a hat from the AAA Sacramento team with a logo of a "River Cat" talking about the latest baseball "stat"

A great store with a great selection of Pata gear to choose from…read more Parking along the street is pretty easy and plentiful here, which is a plus since it's SF. The employees I have interacted with are all helpful and chill, in the not typical retail manner which is Patagonia that I admire. I definitely recommend this location of Patagonia.

We stopped by to do a little shopping on our way back to the hotel. Saw some really nice jackets,…read morebut I realized I have too many jackets at home and I live in SoCal where the temps are consistently in the 70's. So, I ended up with a cute little flat bottom tote bag and the foodie sidekick bought a new hat. Friendly staff, great products, and they gave us a sticker with our purchase. All was well in our world.

This is what I call true dedication! The lady who runs this store has an impressive collection of…read morecollectibles, especially ones that are difficult to find in the US. I don't usually stop and browse stores in Chinatown, but this one was calling to me. From the moment I walked in, I knew that this was the perfect place to get a late Christmas present for my mom. She LOVES the Badtz Maru character, but Sanrio does not sell Badtz Maru branded items anymore. Once I picked out a cute mug and luggage tag, the owner and I were geeking out about all the rare Sanrio items she has in her store and about how she orders them from Hong Kong. I never though I would feel like such a Sanrio nerd before, but I was so proud. This was such a unique and fateful experience. Now I know where to come back and shop around for more hard-to-find Sanrio gifts!

Love this place, been going here ever since they had their first store to their third store. They…read morehave a bigger shop now and its much more organized. Jackie was so helpful when i needed to find a gift, and they have pochacco items! Not a lot of stores sell pochacco anymore. She can order them for you from overseas have it ship to the store. Plenty of pretty & cute cases!

They have a Tote Bag with a cable car drawing on it that my wife likes very much, but since it is a…read morepopular one, it often sells out. On this day, we were walking around the neighborhood and decided to check whether they had it in stock. While my wife walked over to check the bags, I walked around the store to see what they had. As I learned very quickly, they have many cute San Francisco-centric items that make a good choice for visitors who want to pick up a gift for family and friends at home. Some examples are tote bags (of course!), T-Shirts, pens, cups, mugs, pins, stickers, cute magnets, and many more. The store is not large, but it is well organized and clean despite being busy. The associates were smiling and eager to help. My wife was happy to learn that they had the bag she wanted, and the young lady at the counter was kind enough to get her one from the back that had not been handled by too many people. Their prices are not low, but they are not higher than one would expect for a location in one of the city's most visited areas, Pier 39.

Super Bowl 60 Edition: It seems there are so many places to…read moregrab a souvenir so you can take back home which have something San Francisco on it . It also seems like most of the items are similar to each other and look identical. This makes shopping more based on which is cheaper for the same goods you can get from another tourist trap souvenir store nearby. There is a place in the middle of Pier 39 where you can get some unique San Francisco souvenirs and related items . It's also has other fun novelty's and it's called LOLA. Some who aren't sports fans may not want the $150 Super Bowl hoodie at the mobile NFL merchandise store at Fisherman's Wharf and want something which says San Francisco and not to be the $10 hoodies at Hoodies a block away. Inside LOLA you will see shirts and tote bags which pays homage to San Francisco. They have more creative styles for anyone who is visiting San Francisco. You want to bring back stylish items from San Francisco as gifts and LOLA is the place to get them. Even San Francisco natives are proud to wear the items at LOLA . Some people in San Francisco don't want to look like they stepped out of a tourist trap with that with SF and cable car generic logo shirt. LOLA is a good place to shop for everyone. This is not the only store in San Francisco they have "another" and Lola in Tagalog means "grandmother" this is the store you can buy gifts for your family and for Valentines your significant "other" Looking for tourist San Francisco clothing you can see the same thing and feel the "fatigue" but San Francisco is an original city and a city of "intrigue" it is own city and county like the NFL which is in its own "league "