Graffiti Beach Boutique

This shop has everything for kids, men, women, teens, and even the pups. Their new summer items are fun: hanging pineapple lights on a string, neon flamingo sign, coloring books, t shirts, summertime stationary, succulents in fun pots. They have art hanging at the front and today there is a show based on this artist’s work. Great shop to look around for little goodies or a needed gift. There are clothes for everyone as well.

I really love this boutique. The selection of items is superb. A t-​shirt with geeky beer references, yes please! Stormtropper in a suit on a shirt for that Star Wars afficionado, yep. Cute necklaces that babies can chew on for your friends who are mothers of young children. Little onesies that say things like «Home Brewed» or «Sweet» over the heart and «Sour» over the tushie, yes, they’ve got those too.
A couple complaints though: the woman’s clothing runs really big for small women like me. And I don’t mean skinny women. Those ladies they’ve got covered. I mean short, hobbit sized women like me. You know, the women Peter Jackson wouldn’t have needed body doubles for because we are already THAT short.
The jewelry front is a little more reasonable. The prices are midrange and the selection is very trendy.
This store is also very expensive. Onesies can run upwards of $ 20. Really? $ 20 for something a baby will outgrow in a month? Sure, those items are cute. But who spends $ 20 on something like that unless you know you’re popping out kids back to back. Maybe very chic people, maybe super trendy hipsters. Not me.
Still, I love browsing through this store when I’m in South Park, so I imagine I’ll be back, even if it is mostly window shopping.

I honestly can’t say enough great things about Graffiti Beach! They have an amazing selection of unique gifts and really superior service. I recently placed an online order with special instructions, and Sarah, the store manager, emailed me right back to confirm that she got my message and had it shipped out quickly so it would arrive in time for Christmas. This place is really a gem. I highly recommend it.

I visited this shop during the merriest time of the year, so it was filled to the brim with tasteful, Cali-​chic holiday goodness in addition to their regular stock of tasteful, Cali-​chic wears for mommy, daddy and baby, too.
After a quick peruse, my 9-​month-​old daughter decided she couldn’t live without the raccoon-​print sweatpants (or was it the tag on said pants?) they had on their table of adorable, cool and hilarious baby things. Books, onesies, bibs and raccoon pants — anything and everything you could need, in other words.
I leafed through the lovely women’s clothing, which includes fashionable dresses, loose-​fitting tops and on-​trend jeans, which is nice. The menswear echos the same vibe, and he’ll find everything from fitted plaid flannels to funny, Cali-​centric graphic tees.
The homewares are so good and so cool and so tasteful I had to rip myself away before I purchased the entire store. Instead, I got an adorable wooden Christmas tree ornament and called it a day.
Graffiti Beach is definitely worth a stop and a shop when you’re in the neighborhood — especially during the holidays. In addition to gifts for one and all, they’ve god cute gift wrap, bags, cards and decorations that will make your days merrier and brighter, promise.

I wandered over here for small business Saturday. The place was packed as expected. Graffiti Beach Boutique carries a myriad of items perfect for gifts from umbra jewelry organizers to California shaped craft beer tasters. They even had a pet section for our furry loved ones. The store is a little small for a big crowd, but being a boutique, I doubt that’s a normal problem.
I loved their items, many of which I’ve pinned on pinterest, and the staff was very nice. I’ll be honest. I’m not really a «peruser» when I shop. I usually go to a store with a purpose. However, I would definitely recommend this store if I had friends who like to wander boutiques. This could have been just a singular situation, but there was a really odd smell when we walked in. Once you reach the inners of the store you don’t notice it, but it did put me off at first.
Oh and parking, as usual in south park, is rough.

Great store. Reminds me a lot of the local artist shops in the Bay Area. Only thing is the prices here are a little more reasonable! Items in the store are neatly organized and employees are always offering a helping hand to the customers (I saw a lot of lost Xmas shoppers here). I ended up getting a unique ring here that I have yet to see in any if the local art or craft shows in the bay. Definitely recommend for gifts or a place to window shop at.

Love this place! Class act all the way. I found some very unique items and Christmas gifts! I will definitely be back. Customer service 10 stars.

LOVE this place for unique gifts!

If you’re looking for unique one of a kind jewelry then this is the place to shop. I received a necklace given to me as a gift in rose gold and was having a hard time finding earrings to compliment the necklace.
I was finally able to break down the gift giver and found out it came from this store. I made a visit to the store and wasn’t able to find a match. Melanie, the owner, advised me to email a pic of my necklace to confirm the artist and then offered to contact the artist to see if earrings were available. She was awesome. Not only did she find the earrings and handle the transaction but she also arranged to have my earrings mailed directly to my address. I am so excited and can’t wait for them to arrive.
This place is more than a jewelry boutique. It caters to both men and women. It carries mens and women’s clothes, unique gifts/​accessories and art. It is definately a place to visit when in South Park.

I was in South Park looking for a unique birthday gift for a friend and stumbled in here just because it was the only shop open before noon. I’m so glad it was! They had all the things I love about local shopping. Cool clothes, handmade jewelry, great accessories, even art! There were a few pricy items, but for the most part everything was very affordable. The girl at the counter was friendly and helpful. When I mentioned the necklace I was buying was a gift, she asked if I needed a gift bag and showed me what they had in stock. She also pointed out the «story» included with the necklace which I totally wouldn’t have noticed and would have ended up in the trash. All in all, it was the perfect boutique shopping experience. I will definitely be back here to find gifts for friends, family and myself!

Great local boutique and reasonably priced! Hipster, surf, skater style. They have men and women’s clothing, cute & unique jewelry, and knickknacks for decorations around the house.
Bought a dress ($ 32) and a shirt for my fiancé ($ 28).
**No refunds. Store credit only!

Melanie has amazing style and is also just a lovely person. My husband and I were searching desperately for a photo frame last week and we found one in her shop — turns out it was part of her display but she sold it to us any way which was a godsend because it was a gift for a friend and we were really late! Highly recommended not only for the awesomeness that is her store but because shopping there is also a pleasure!

Melanie, the store owner, is absolutely awesome — emphasis on the awesome! She went above and beyond when it came to customer service. I purchased a few bathing suits that didn’t quite work out at first, and then was in the midst of preparing to move to Hawaii, so she worked with the manufacturer to ship me everything I needed and wanted as quickly as possible to my new home! She was friendly on the phone and very quick with email, and we were talking to the point that we were more like friends than my being just a customer. Her selection of thoughtfully selected products is amazing. She’ll have a repeat customer for sure in me, all the way from HI!

I am a big shopping person and I LOVE this store! It reminds me of cool shops in Tokyo where you can find a good quality in clothes, accesssaries, and other stuff. Not only the quality but the concept of having local artists’ products is admirable. I loved a shrit that had the perfect cut I have been looking for and could never find in any fashion malls. My friend got a couple of glasses with a grafic animal characters (very much my taste also) on it. He loves it so much he uses them everyday for after work beer. You can find bicycle stuff as well since the area supports bicyclists.

Since I discovered Graffiti Beach in one of those South Park walkabouts, I haven’t stopped taking people from out of town to get their indie souvenir from this boutique selling the craftsmanship of emerging artists. The t-​shirts are the best, a little expensive but the quality of the cotton is superb, thick yet soft. The designs are amazing. Extensive inventory of various styles of jewelry made out of recycled or repurposed materials, the most interesting for me the collection from skateboards leftovers. Many one of a kind gifts! I love when they throw parties and offer free beer to the customers. The only down of the store is that seems too packed and difficult to navigate.

Some awesome, some so-​so. This place is cool, and they have really cool stuff by emerging designers/​creators. Also, they have parties here quite often, with free beer and interesting people. So these are all good things.
But something is off… not sure what it is. Even though they have cool stuff, I usually don’t feel like buying anything. Why, I don’t know. I don’t think it’s the prices (I should say I’ve gotten a really cool shirt here, and my girlfriend has gotten some really cool items as well). They are friendly but perhaps could be a bit friendlier. I feel kind of bad saying that, but hopefully this will be considered somehow constructive criticism. I would like to see them succeed.
The other awkward thing is the entrance — I know this is kind of out of their control, but it would be nice if there were some more «flow» from the street into the store — it seems like they would get more traffic this way. That’s the thing — except for when there’s a party on, usually when I go in it’s empty: just me and the staff. And while that would be OK sometimes, it’s kind of weird when it’s every time.

Looking for a unique gift for thAt electric someone? This is the spot. It’s inventory is indie, retro, Eco, mod. Higher base price but that’s due to quality. Always fun to stop by and see what cool new stuff they have. My husband did get my gorgeous Christmas gift here last year– beautiful rough cut agate bling ring!

This last year I made a conscious effort to support local businesses for my holiday shopping needs.
Grafitti Beach was one of the stops.
They have the cutest and coolest little shit in here.
Adorable unique handmade jewelry, awesome prints, cool shit for your living space, a lot of reconstructed goods, stuff for beer, bike and mustache enthusiasts.
They had these awesome beer pint glasses that had different types of beer written on them «Wit» «Pale Ale» «Stout» etc. Minus one point for not having an «IPA» glass.
It’s a small space but it is wall-​to-​wall full of really incredible things.

I finally walked into Graffiti Beach during the South Park Walkabout after walking by the place for a long time. Upon arrival there was a stunning redhead serving up cold beer from Stone and the an artist painting live in the front so you could see him working his magic from the street.
We browsed the the entire place which is small but still took about 20 minutes to soak everything in. My favorite piece in the entire place was a table that looks like it is made from old cassette tapes. I thought that it would fit perfectly in a small work space as my desk but the price didn’t work at all. I believe it was $ 1,200 — $ 1,500… ouch!
The rundown is that it is a really cool little spot that has walls full of things I totally want but don’t think I would ever pay for. I am not saying that it is not worth the price tag but it just doesn’t work for me. If money was disposable form me I’d probably buy everything in the whole joint.

The boutique you hope to find when visiting a city and wished you had in your own town. We were staying in the South Park neighborhood and stumbled upon this very cool boutique. The owner Melanie, with a background in producing pop up art and fashion shows, has found the perfect space to bring her keen eye and taste level to the neighborhood. Great selection of local art, clothing and jewelry. Typically I walk into a shop like this, browse around and think «that was nice» but don’t make a purchase. Went back twice and came away with two unique art pieces by Bughouse, some fun jewelry and locally designed lingerie that rocks! I hope to stop to stop by the pop up art show on Friday night.