Suggestions for Boutique near Noe Valley, San Francisco

Francesca F. • October 11, 2010Best shopping in SF - never disappointed and the girls are so helpful

Phil W. • July 7, 2014If I lived in San Francisco, this would be my go-to gift shop.

Brian C. • June 13, 2015Copin Denim and the owner has a great eye for the interesting.

Nicholas T. • January 7, 2020Rustic little shop selling specialties from Germany. Not a huge selection, but great for some novelties!

Kirema G. • September 10, 2015Plum basil balsamic with the basil olive oil is amazing!

Rick B. • August 1, 2015Really nice lady (owner?) waited on us and gave us some great recommendations on what to do in San Franciaco

Stephanie L. • August 18, 2015Very cool prints..all the things are so cool.

Marcella • March 28, 2011Surprising selection of Judaica. Even lots of Seder plates.

Dave L. • December 13, 2011Super cute stuff for the whole family. Say hi to Dani.

Ashley M. • July 5, 2015It has a decent selection. It's a pretty typical high end clothing boutique in Noe Valley. It's off the Main Street so it's never busy.

Margaret B. • November 8, 2010This cute neighborhood pet boutique has great deals on treats for your pets!! Spend as little as a dollar on your visit!!

Stephan J. • March 9, 2012Excellent men's clothing from Emile Lafaurie

Stephen F. • September 29, 2012Don’t let the prices scare you off; the quality, selection, and expertise Dimitri provides is worth every penny.

Jessica C. • October 3, 2015Extended Halloween hours for the month of October 11am-8pm 7 days a week

ROOTMIX • April 16, 2010great place to get glass supplies to make your own stained glass - classes offered too!

Francis R. • June 27, 2010bring in any bottle from home and refill house hold stuff like shampoo, lotion, dish/hand soap, and laundry etc. all cheaper than whole foods!!!

Tommy2Hats • April 15, 2010The wine selection is fine enough, and the guys are especially eager to recommend their favorites to you.

Heather @NonprofitOrgs • December 8, 2009Great fair trade store ran by a nonprofit!