Jackson & Polk

In the corner of an otherwise packed Ghirardelli Square, one can find this gem.

For whatever reason, the store was empty when we waltzed in. And, over the course of the 20 minutes we spent, only six to ten people seemed to wander in and out.

Which is a real shame. We spend the better part of our time saying, "Ooohh, look at this" and "Oh my, this would be great for Todd, Adam, Matt."

We ended up buying several random items. It's the sort of place where you will find eclectic things, for the eclectic people in your life. Like awesome music references. Rock & Roll, particularly.

And if you don't have eclectic people in your life, this place will probably be a quick study.

But it is definitely worth a peruse, and definitely a nice alternative to the crazy lines of the brewery, and all the chocolate related material.

Customer service was pretty minimal. Never asked if we needed any help (and remember, we made a full tour of the place over the course of 20 minutes).

Walked all the way here and it's boarded up and phone is forwarded. Dont go. It's not open and there's no store.

My partner and I were spending the day exploring around the area, and made a stop at Ghirardelli Square. Jackson & Polk was tucked back in the square, and we were so glad that we came by.

The aesthetic and vibe within the shop was awesome. Very chill and coastal, which we loved. There were a wide variety of things to look at and purchase, from apparel to handmade jewelry, crystals and prints, journals and apothecary items etc.

The girl at the register had a great vibe and would check in with us every now and then while we walked around and looked at everything. And she was very engaged when we went up to purchase a couple of necklaces, holding great conversation with us.

We had a great visit here, and definitely suggest stopping by to check out the space and the square!

While looking for gifts, I wandered into the west plaza of Ghirardelli Square. There I found the Jackson&Polk shop. Jackson and Polk intersection in lower Nob Hill is in my neighborhood, so of course I had to check it out.
Loads of backpacks from Swedish brand (which I am never sure I pronounce correctly?) FjallRaven.
There is the local hat company Goorin with cute caps. Jewelry, scarves, books, knick knacks and decorative items.

Great name for the shop. Great assortment of gifts. Look for the Ghirardelli Chocolate Marketplace and you'll see the shop just next door.

This gift shop boutique was fun to visit and hang out in to look around. I'm a boutique and gift shop enthusiast and enjoy looking at curated picks and finds. They had many beanies for like $30 or more. They had some knick knacks. I found something for around $6 to buy. It's a small book that says "Dont's for Husbands"! HAHA. They have shirts and fun gifts. This is what makes shopping strips fun in SF. Put some things for sale at $5-10 or $15 and people will see what they can get.

August 28th, 2020 about 6pm. Not sure her name, lady working paying no attention in store and taking personal calls chatting with her friends on shift. Not helpful then complained my mask was on improperly when it's secured properly. Terrible customer experience.

I happened to find this little store while listening to some afternoon jazz they were playing in Ghirardelli Square. WOW! I fell in love with this little place. It has all kinds of fun little artsy collectibles. Their shirts are creative, made out of the softest jersey and oh so comfortable. Did I tell you that they are all hand crafted by SF designers?! The jewelry is very vintage and pretty. They also have some unusual and eclectic gifts for my weird friends which I was ecstatic about!!

Be sure to place this store on your lists of places to visit while in SF as you will surely enjoy your time here and leave with some authentic treasures. I will definitely return next time I am in town!

If you're in Ghirardelli Square, you must stop by here.

Hand-crafted things.

YES!

This is where I got my birdhouse necklace that everyone still compliments!!!

They sell everything here.

i love this little store, tucked away in the back of ghirardelli square. it's chock-full of interesting trinkets, gadgets and clothing - the perfect place to pick up a gift, especially for the men in your life. the prices are a little steep, but still quite reasonable.

Very cute boutique! If you are looking for a place to get souvenirs I would definitely check this place out. I got a really cute art deco San Francisco postcard to add to my collection. They have a lot of accessories and home decor items. I was tempted to buy one of everything in the store but I was able to restrain myself. It is in Ghirardelli Square.