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    4.3 (437 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    They are profiling you and assume all customers are stealing or up to no good. Avoid their bad energy.

    I was browsing and approached by staff and asked to please leave and never come back. Incredulous, I asked what it was I had done. I was told it was their store and they didn't need to provide reason. I've shopped there since forever but apparently I rang their bells as they profiled me as horrifyingly wrong in race or sexual orientation or I don't know enough to 86 me. Unsure why still, I'm guessing either a bigoted response from staff over something. So sad to be mistreated without explanation and offered hollow apologies. Nothing you can't buy online and save $ off their enormous mark up.

    Bonsai Plushie
    Andrea L.

    What a wonderful experience. I wandered into this store after a recommendation from a colleague. I was seeking a particular item, stationery for letters and envelopes. As soon as I entered, Danielle welcomed me with a smile and offered to help. She listened carefully and brought me a wide selection of products to choose from. Each package had a different theme with cards, stickers, and envelopes. I was so pleased with the price and cute factor of all the products. Danielle invited me to explore the store after I made my selection. There are so much fun gift ideas from coasters to bags to women's clothing. During checkout, Danielle explained the history of the store, shared other locations around the Bay Area, and promoted the fact that this store is Female and family owned. I look forward to coming back to explore and recommend you do too! Until next time.

    Petra B.

    This post is dedicated to someone very important to me, fellow yelper, partner in food crime, hubby and best friend (Armstrong B) whom I have shared very fond memories with at "Therapy" but also in life with in general. In fact, if it wasn't for him I would have never found out about Therapy OR even Yelp. Now it's MY turn to treat him to some much needed "therapy" if he will just accept this very public display of my love, gratitude and sincerest of apologies for my past behavior and forgive me during my weakest moments? :( I just absolutely need Therapy sometimes (don't we all?) especially, during this extremely difficult and depressing pandemic, bundled up with the loss of our Benji, the loss of all sources of my income, my declining health and our financial insecurity which has been taking its toll on my family. I would often seek comfort and distraction by way of little cute Knick nacks, an array of useful cook books, funny socks, inspiration mugs and unique clothes. It's always managed to be there for me during the lowest parts of my life. However, now I'm finding I may soon need even more "Therapy" in my life, if husband (of almost 16 years btw) gives up on us without so much as a word (literally.) So I'm asking him to just go get some "Therapy" with me rather than trying to run away from problems and lose sight of what really matters most in life (besides gaming and shopping of course) which are the people we LOVE. You can't just keep making empty promises to someone and then not back up those words with actions when the time comes, no matter how difficult the circumstances, otherwise, you may end up regretting it later. Always choose love even when it's hard because that's when it matters most. And be sure to support all those you love (including small local retailers) during these difficult times and remember to ALWAYS be KIND and go to THERAPY if you think you need some (the retail kind or otherwise.) Right here waiting...(until forever)  Bridge tolls apart day after day And I slowly go insane I don't get to hear your voice on the line And it's causing me severe pain  If you won't even fight to be together   How could you promise me forever? Wherever you go  Whatever you do I will be right here waiting for you Whatever it takes Or how my heart breaks  I will be right here waiting for you I took for granted, all the times  That I thought would last somehow  I hear the laughter, I taste the tears And I wish I could be near you now Oh can't you see it baby  You've got me going crazy Wherever you go  Whatever you do I will be right here waiting for you Whatever it takes Or how my heart breaks  I will be right here waiting for you I wonder how we can survive  this romance But in the end if I'm with you I'll take (any) chance Oh can't you see it baby  You've got me going crazy Wherever you go  Whatever you do I will be right here waiting for you Note: Original lyrics by Richard Marx (slightly altered to fit this narrative of a broken heart (think a Drew Barrymore moment on the baseball field in Never been kissed but quarantine style) needing some serious THERAPY. This song was the first we danced to at our wedding. I hope you will think of this moment, and the promise you made to me on November 19th 2004.

    Cute socks
    Lizzie S.

    This is my favorite Therapy store that I've been to! Nice service--someone welcomed me in to the store and 2 women asked to start a dressing room for me. This was the largest sale section I've seen at Therapy, as well as the largest selection of funny yet woke and educational books as well as cute knickknacks like cards, bottles, socks, jewelry, Toms, Timbuk2 bags, cards, skincare, and so many things I never realized I needed (not that I bought them--but I did realize I had a use for them.) There were lots of tourists in here because there was a large selection of SF, Mission, and Bay Area-inspired goods like shirts, socks, bags, artwork, and jewelry. I will definitely be back to this Therapy store when I'm in the Mission--I just wish it was closer to downtown! TLDR: Not a fan of the location. Come for the staff, sale section, and large variety of goods, moreso than at other Therapy's I've been to.

    Tass S.

    Super adorable store! They had a wide selection of little trinkets for your everyday feminist which I absolutely LOVED. The store itself is quite cramped due to the amount of products they carry, but there was enough room to walk around while maintaining social distancing. Upon entry, they provide you with hand sanitizer as well.

    Kobsupang R.

    Therapy Stores truly is my therapist! When I had a bad day, this place could really cheer me up! I may have spent more money than I should, but it's such a great place where you could find gifts for pretty much anyone, including yourself. I mostly purchased cards (greeting, funny, sympathy cards, you name it!), anything that had Kitty on, super fun socks (see my pictures), mugs, and even baby stuff for my family! If you work in the Mission, they also offer a small discount, you just have to let them know. Oh, if you carry a heavy backpack, you can ask them to keep it for you while you go browse around :D

    The Adrianna high low top (originally $42, but 52% off, so $19.99)
    Elena N.

    My girlfriends and I were having brunch next door when one of them told me they were having a sale at Therapy. In fact, two of my gfs stopped by before brunch and found some cute items. Of course, we all had to drop by afterwards to browse their sale. This was on Saturday, September 3rd around 2pm. I guess they were having a summer sale and had a bunch of sale racks in the back, in front of their fitting rooms. I found a cute pink top. The Adrianna high low top. Originally $42, but because it was 52% off, I scored it for $19.99. Hooray for sales! They had a bunch of other cute items, but I couldn't find some of the other tops I liked in my size. Yay for sales! So happy I found a new shirt for under $20.

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    The Walt Disney Family Museum

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    I absolutely love Disney, from the movies to the Disney TV network to Disneyland, so I had to visit…read morethe museum. It was so exciting seeing the early works and development of the OG Disney character of my childhood, specifically Mickey Mouse. I also love the Snow White development and changes they made to it compared to the original Snow White from The Brothers Grimm. They also have a lot of fun stuff in the Gift shop. They had everything from flipbooks to Disney CD's to sweaters and cute accessories. + Entry ends 1 hour before closing + Lots of parking + Cute gifts + Must for Disney lovers! + Part of the SF City pass!

    There is something magical about almost anything associated with the name "Disney", and this museum…read moreis no different. The stories behind this museum tells the story of Walter Disney himself. From his birth to his death. And I think what captured me most about this museum was the magic within what Walt was trying to do with his company, make every kid feel magic, make every adult feel like a kid, and make every employee feel like family. Currently, in our business climate, we could definitely use more with folks like Walt Disney. I think for such a compact size, the space was used well to tell a compelling story about Walt Disney himself, chronologically. I say a solid 30-45 minutes is needed to go through this museum, more if you're the kind to read everything. Parking is street parking. The knock is that with all things Disney, it comes at a price.

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    The garden itself is a wonder place, very serene, very beautifully laid out, and easy to walk…read morearound in less than an hour. I agree with others that you should relax and have tea & cookies at the Tea Garden Cafe. That said, I took away a star because the pork sandwich and the CHICKEN KARAAGE (Battered Fried Chicken), and they were both dry as a bone. We asked if there was mayonnaise or even some sort of salad dressing, and the waitress, said no. She also said they (I guess the staff) had been telling the manager about the problem and suggesting mayo, but nothing had come of it. So, get the tea, maybe one of the soups or noodle dishes, but avoid the sandwiches or chicken.

    A beautiful garden for a relaxing walk. We visited on a Wednesday afternoon at the end of June. It…read moreis suitable for all ages, though some areas are a little steep and include stairs. My elderly mother needed occasional support, so that is something to keep in mind. There are plenty of benches throughout the garden, perfect for resting or simply enjoying the scenery. There is also a good amount of shade, which makes the visit more comfortable. The garden is thoughtfully designed and very well maintained. There is a small souvenir shop and a café on-site as well. I would love to return in the spring to see it in full bloom.

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    San Francisco Railway Museum & Gift Shop

    San Francisco Railway Museum & Gift Shop

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    This "museum" acts as the information center and gift shop for the "F" line. The "F" line are the…read morehistoric streetcars that run down Market St and the Embarcadero to Fisherman's Wharf. These street cars are the star of the attraction and definitely worth the ride. For $5.70 one can buy an all-day Muni pass which allows you to ride these cars along with all other transit EXCEPT the cable cars. These cars are a collection of preserved vehicles from the '30s to '50s. Each one was given from a city in the US. They were originally brought to San Francisco to substitute for the cable cars when the c.c. Went under major renovation back in the '80s. The street cars became a hit with locals and tourists and are now a part of historic transit systems in San Francisco. The museum is small but detailed. It is open limited hours and run by a team of volunteers. They are passionate about these street cars and it shows. They are very detailed oriented but expect a pause every 10 minutes when a street car goes rolling by. The museum is free with a suggested $5 donation. It will only take about 30 minutes to cover it but a great stop if a rail fan.

    I love this place. I never thought about reviewing it lol bc it's always just a place we stop into…read moreon walks around this area. It's a nice place to just come and walk around. I'm not sure about parking bc we only come here on foot when we're doing what I call "urban hiking"... we like to hike our own city on lazy days. This is on one of our routes. It's got very clean restrooms and a cute gift shop. I think I I just like it bc we're used to coming through here and it smells good lol like, it's got its own unique scent and vibe. I'd recommend stopping by if you're a local. If you're a tourist and you are interested in this type of thing, for sure. It's a pretty educational and cool little spot.

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    Mission Dolores Basilica/San Francisco de Asís

    Mission Dolores Basilica/San Francisco de Asís

    4.3
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    This is a well preserved California Mission, one of the 21 along the El Camino Real. Today it…read morestands as a reminder of a time in California history when Spain ruled the area. This mission held its first mass just one week before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Today all that remains is the chapel, a couple of small rooms attached and a portion of the cemetery. The majority of the complex is long gone, buried beneath the city that built up around it. The chapel has been restored and could be used today. The alters, wooden pews and decor resemble what this church may have looked like in its prime over 200 years ago. Today it sits in the shadows of the Basillica. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for kids and seniors. The site can be easily toured in under an hour. However, to get the full story one may want to spend some more time.

    Beautiful Mission. We drove through the San Louis Obispo area and hit up a lot of those missions so…read morewe decided we should see our local mission. If you're following google maps, make sure you put in the actual Mission and not just Mission Dolores because it will take you to the high school or park. We followed the gps and ended up at the beautiful high school. We also walked along the park. The park is large and lush and attracted lots of people on this beautiful Sunday afternoon. Parking for the mission is challenging. There is lots of street parking, but everyone is parked and we didn't see anyone leaving. We did find Sunday Church Parking. I believe it said tow away zone except between 8:30 and 4:30 on a Sunday. It was a smidge after 4:30 and a space opened up and we took it. Thankfully we didn't get a ticket, but I did see 2 meter maids coming though when we left. The mission is beautiful. I wish we had come earlier so we could have taken a tour.

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    5/28 It's been quite…read moresome time since my last visit to the Exploratorium. Ironically, I felt like a child when there were no children to be found. I went to experience After Dark and felt like a kid in a candy store. The museum and exhibits seem and feel bigger than ever before with both new and pre-existing experiences. I kept walking, walking, and walking into what seemed like an endless amusement park. My mind was both overwhelmed and exhilarated while I touched, felt, grabbed, banged, spun, tapped, listened and saw with my eyes. There is still much more grounds to explore and it's also a fun group outing to do.

    I have been here multiple times throughout the years, and have only had good experiences. However,…read moremy last visit stood out to me the most. A few weeks ago was my senior prom, which was at the Exploratorium. The exhibits and environment were very fun and made for a super engaging night! As a trans person, I have a lot of anxiety in public bathrooms. Although they were unable to open up the general neutral bathroom (I mean, it's high schoolers, you can't trust them). However, the staff was extremely accommodating and kind, and escorted me to a separate bathroom. They made sure I got to pick the bathroom I was most comfortable in, as well as apologized for the inconvenience. Not only is this place fun, entertaining, and family friendly, they are welcoming, kind, and caring. I will never forget the kindness that I was shown.

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    Such a cool place 10/10 experience!!! great for all ages affordable prices tasty food. Parking is…read moreeasy and close. Does get a bit crowded but overall a great place for the family!

    The California Academy of Sciences is a wonderful place to visit for all ages. It was my first time…read morethere, though others in my group had visited before. We went on a Wednesday morning during summer break. Tickets can be purchased online or in person; we bought ours on-site and there was no line. Inside, it was busy but not overcrowded, so it was still very enjoyable. Positives: - Clean and well maintained throughout. - Indoor, multi-level space that is accessible. - Convenient food court with multiple options. - Plenty of seating areas for taking short breaks. - A wide variety of exhibits and experiences. Our favorites were the Osher Rainforest and the Steinhart Aquarium. You can easily tailor your visit to be short or long depending on your pace. There is also a lot of engaging and educational information throughout the museum. Be sure to check the daily schedule posted on-site or online to learn about special exhibits and events. Negatives: The only downside was the bánh mì from the food court, which was underwhelming. Overall, I highly recommend the California Academy of Sciences. It is a great outing, especially for families with children.

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