Lots of interesting vintage cloths and uniforms here!!u should check!
I love the organization of the clothes here. It makes vintage shopping a breeze.
Legit, we'll curated stock of vintage items from several decades
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick- Best Reliable Vintage. Perched in the middle of Haight Street’s vintage strip, Wasteland is to vintage shopping what kindergarten is to later... Read more.
Overpriced vintage clothing & rude cashiers - remind me why I go here....
This is one of the best vintage stores in the city. The owner Oran is the most helpful person ever, and I guarantee he will help you find something that you will love.
Ask for assistance. Everyone who works here is super helpful and stylish.
Cool collection of quality Vintage furniture and housewares usually in excellent condition.
They have a great all around selection but notably a solid Danish-modern collection (reasonably priced by SF standards). Fab vintage & antique lighting in particular. Lovely staff; no stuffiness here.
Every third Sunday of the month they have a flea market. Great deals!!
For an affordable, vintage look, head here; you can get outfitted in a mix of new and old duds. Many vintage items are in the $20–$30 range.
All of the jewelry is great and inexpensive. The staff is really nice too.
The two best drinks I've had here: the Little Italy and the Vintage Photo.
Vintage Photo so good
Trick Dog delivers great cocktails based around the Pantone color chart. Clever, as are the drinks with names like Razzle Dazzle and Vintage Photo, along with great bar food. Read more.
One of the best vintage shops in SF!
Good selection of vintage clothes
Amazing selection of well priced vintage! Just enough to look through but not too much to be overwhelming. I always buy a piece here when I am in SF. I found an incredible vintage linen Gucci dress!
Bizarrely bright lighting really undermines the 1920s vibe they are hoping for. High effort, but ultimately unsuccessful execution.
Get the beef tartare and brioche. Softest bread I’ve ever had
The perfect place to shop for vintage cocktail dresses and one of a kind Halloween costumes! Read more.
Owners/salespeople are extremely helpful and can help you find treasures. I walked out with 60's Oscar de la Renta + affordable!
Awesome vintage stuff and occasional special shows...the soul of the SF music scene
Cute and affordable!
I've found all my favorite rings here. Usually has a good selection of turquoise/southwestern jewelry and specializes in denim!
Amazing collection of jewelry handpicked by owner Leah Bershad. The RTW and vintage aren't too shabby either. I want everything!!!
Nineteenth-century engagement rings and ’70s Mexican tunics mingle with modern
CP Shades linen tops and Clare Vivier bags
at this enchanting, souk-like vintage-and-
new boutique.
LOVE their jewelry collection. I always want to buy something during every visit, which gets me in trouble bc it's usually $$$$. My favorite is the quirky & cheeky pin collection 👏🏻💯💖
Love shopping here. Great for furniture, too! Check back often.
They say open till 6:30pm, but its 6 and they're telling everyone they're closed.
Nothing like vintage gay porn. I love San Francisco!
Love the vintage furniture inside. Love the Dj's they have here. They play great music and are super friendly (2 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Great rotating happy hour specials and a fantastic cocktail menu. Not to mention one of the best overall liquor selections in the city.
Points for drinks like the Steve McQueen with Bulleit, punt e mes and barrel-aged bitters. Points for the quirky rotating art and nightly jams. Extra credit for not having an ounce of pretension.
My favorite part: perfumes and aromas of CA areas in little glass bottles. There's a little hidden store in the back with beautiful kitchen and drinkware, all imported from Japan.
Picture a turn-of-the-century Oxford professor’s study (antique typewriters and books, plus vintage-inspired leather armchairs—all of it for sale) with a back room full of Warby Parker glasses.
Try out Warby Parker glasses here.
Ask for the full menu, skip to the back and order a vintage cocktail to understand the history. From the people that brought you the erudite Smuggler's Cove, this time it's steampunk and gin.
The Purl is quite good. The Bramble is also very good. The gin list is ridiculously long. The decor is incredible - very steam punk and faithful to the London Underground.
Whitechapel is definitely a shrine to gin. With over 400 types of the spirit on the menu and 120 cocktails that include it, the steampunky bar will certainly be a calling card for all gin lovers.
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