Very nice and affordable store for souvenirs, arts & crafts, magnets, plush toys, gifts, and so…read moremuch more. The staff was all friendly and helpful, and the store was very well maintained. This was a positive shopping experience.

Cute shop located in Ghirardelli Square. They have a lot of cute gifts for yourself or a friend. A…read morelot of the gifts are San Francisco themed which makes sense for the area. They have knick knicks, cards, coasters, magnets, sunglasses, etc. We got a boba themed card for my friend's baby!

Was able to stop in and browse the selection. Im a big stone island fan and they were able to…read morepresent me a couple options and specific hoodies i was looking for . I seen they were marked down on the website so i decided to come in. They were very attentative , not only that , they applied an EXTRA mark down that i wouldve never knew about . Overall great experience. This will def be my go to spot for stone island ! I paid about $500 for both hoodies !

I LOVE this store. Martin & his crew are all so nice and friendly. They have a great selection of…read moresneakers and I love the clothes as well.

V's Boutique was definitely not on my bingo card this year, but I feel like I hit the jackpot…read morefinding it! My daughter and I were visiting from San Antonio for her 10th birthday, and I stopped in hoping to maybe find a dress for my 40th birthday. I ended up finding the most beautiful dress, and my daughter picked out the perfect belt after Victoria suggested adding an accent. She also recommended a gorgeous scarf that made the whole outfit scream, "I'm 40 and I'm here for it!" Victoria and her two amazing interns made us feel beautiful, confident, and so welcomed. They were incredibly sweet to my daughter, and I'm so grateful we stopped in. It made my day and left such a positive impression on both of us. I'll definitely add a photo of the finished outfit when I wear it! They had prices to fit all budgets and the proceeds go towards so much good!

This is an amazing find near the Cannery in San Francisco. A friend visiting here saw a beautiful…read moresparkling pin in the window but it wasn't open. After she left the City, I decided to go get the pin for her birthday in July (if I can wait that long). I called to find out when they'd be open. Victoria, the owner, answered and let me know when to come by. Meeting Victoria in person was a delightful experience as was finding out more about her very eclectic jewel of a business. It's a nonprofit that helps people by giving them a boost up with beautiful clothing at little to no cost. The clothing is all donated, clean, on hangers, and goes to help those in the community to get warm clothing, to interview for a job, or just feel like they can stand up a little straighter. Anyone can come to browse through the myriad of treasures. And, of course, buy something at a good price. All proceeds really do go back into the community.

Shoe Envy shoe guy, you can envy me. Here's why…read more.. So after walking 90 miles from the car to the wine festival and all around the wharf in wooden shoes her bf bought her, my friend needs some shoe relief. They were nice, but not the best for the walking we did. We happened upon Shoe Envy. As soon as we walked in, I saw the shoes for her. Silver blingin tennies. I walked right to them and handed it to her. She was impressed with my shoe-fu. As you can see by the pic, she's only trying one on. Yes, it was the display model. Perfect fit. She immediately bought the pair....well her bf did. Ha ha! Now... there's this cougar watching us with shoe envy, as all of this unfolds. She's got a different shoe that she's trying on. But she says she was debating the one she had and the one we bought. I told her to get both and that she was worth it. So she did! Shoe guy was giving us some 'tude. Perhaps we were being a little louder than his snotty personality would allow in such an upscale shoe store. Or maybe he was pissed that I just sold 3 pairs of $100+ shoes in his store in less than 10 minutes. Hmpft! In the immortal words of Al Bundy, "Envy me. That's my wife.Those are my kids and I sell womens' shoes." Yes Shoe Envy. You can envy me.

Like a Chocolate Easter Rabbit -- It looks great on the outside, but there's nothing of substance…read more I was excited to check out this new addition to the Cannery, near Fisherman's Wharf. I love the look of the store and the shoe styles on display. But on my first visit, the clerk behind the counter was on the phone talking loudly about his business, his problems, and his people. Long enough for me to check out all the men's shoes. Long enough for me to check out all the women's shoes. Long enough for me to stare at him in disbelief, wondering if he was really more interested in talking on the phone than selling some shoes.

Cute little spot! Lots of Z Supply clothing, which I love…read more They have a cute assortment of jewelry (a little pricer than I wanted) and mini perfumes/lotions - I ended up buying some of the mini perfumes, as they're super convenient to throw in a handbag or to take when traveling. I felt that the perfume, lotion and clothing were all priced on par with other businesses. It was only the jewelry with unfortunately, seemed a little out of line. Had it been a little less, I probably would have walked away with some! Worth a stop in if you happen to be visiting the ever-touristy Ghirardelli Square. 2025: 63/100

Found this while wandering around Ghirardelli. Love the aesthetic and selection, will definitely…read morereturn when I'm not worried about the time on my meter

Such a classic place to get a sundae, but definitely a bit of a tourist trap. It can get crowded,…read moreespecially in the summer when everyone's visiting the city. It's located next to Fisherman's Wharf, so you can take a nice stroll after to walk off your calories. I usually get the Golden Gate Banana Split. It comes with vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream. Toppings wise you get pineapple, strawberry, whipped cream, nuts, hot fudge, and a cherry. My family and I realized something was missing as we ate it and I now realize we never got the fudge. Boo!! It's definitely expensive. Ended up paying $27.06. I did share it with 2 other people. Pro tip - you can swap any of the ice cream flavors out if you prefer something different than the standard flavors. Service was quick! Our ice cream came out surprisingly fast.

This is my second time visiting. The Ghirardelli square itself has little shops and eateries you…read morecan enjoy. I love that they have a nondairy selection now for those with sensitivities. It was very busy but the line went quick. The workers didn't seem very friendly and none of them were very welcoming. So that already put us off from the start. We ordered the frozen Chocolate and a regular vanilla sundae. Although the ice cream was good, our cups were full of hard fudge. I feel it was a bit overwhelming. I'll try to come again and perhaps try another flavor.

If you need to pick up a t-shirt for yourself or a friend, California Smiles has a lot of choices…read moreof t-shirts, sweatshirts, and other items. Plenty of California and SF themed logos, along with humorous and topical art. We picked up two t-shirts and a hoodie. T-shirts are Gildan, and for hoodies they have some less expensive makes, but I went with the more expensive Champion. They apply the decal quickly and service is helpful. It may pay to shop around, but if you are in Fisherman's Wharf, and want to look for great selection, this is an excellent place to start.

No Yelp reviews in the past 2 years? Ok, here we go!…read more Talk about wall-to-wall coverage of t-shirt designs. This store is just jam packed with t-shirts and sweatshirts. And when you've run out of space, there are even more t-shirts. There's not a whole lot of room to maneuver in here so the space feels of a jam packed thrift shop, but with an open wall for an exit. There's no particular theme here as the designs are not limited to anything San Francisco-centric. There are some politically themed shirts, pop culture shirts, and something from every color and size. The guy in the front of the store welcomes you in and we didn't leave until we picked up a long sleeve hooded San Francisco design sweatshirt for $30. It's not going to be cheap, because it's another bay area tourist trap after all.

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.