Anna’s Linens

I was told by the staff at this location they would reopen after restocking and fixing fire damage on Thursday October 10, 2014…

This store is great when you are looking to find nice items for a bargain. The staff is also very helpful and friendly.

I wouldn’t expect to find heirloom-​quality linens here or anything, but this is a simple, convenient and affordable option with really friendly service.
My most recent experience was with curtains: I bought some plain panels to help insulate my living room from drafty windows (and piercing morning light). At $ 7−10/panel for the sale curtains, I did have to dig a bit to make sure I found matching sizes and colors, but for the most part the shelves are well-​organized. There’s also an entire wall of curtain rods to match your whim and budget.
A couple years ago, I also bought my guest linens here– a comforter/​sheet set for around $ 50 that, while not fancy, did the job as well as any alternative at Bloodbath or Target.
They also have many bath and kitchen furnishings, and apparently some rugs, though I haven’t really explored those yet. If you’re looking to outfit or redecorate your place on the cheap, this is a good place to start. Stick with solid colors or simple patterns and no one can tell you paid $ 50 for the comforter AND the sheets.

Super friendly staff! This place is a little gem on mission, I go here all the time every time I do my mission shopping. They have some pretty good stuff at some amazing deals. They also have really cute bathroom décor, bargain rugs and even as seen on tv stuff! Its a little mission version of Bed Bath and Beyond!
Every time I go in or leave I always have someone saying welcome to Anna’s or thank you have a g’day. Staff is always helpful too, no need to find one, they make sure you are doing alright.

For me, Anna’s Linens was the solution. I spend almost 3 hours searching a blackout panels liners/​curtains, of course one of the options was Anna’s Linens. Today I decided to visit this place and it was fantastic. Not just find the basic blackout liners, I found liners with blackout in a one model I have never imagined, just for $ 14.99, that was an incredible price. For sure I’ll be there again.

Do not order from Anna’s. You MUST see the item in person. I ordered a QUEEN comforter set from Anna’s. It looked great on the website. it draped beautifully on bother sides of the mattress and down the front of the bed. I paid $ 7.50 for delivery. The set was the worst comforter set I have seen anywhere. The fabric felt cheap and thin. The comforter barely covered the mattress. When we returned it to the store we were told they would not refund our postage. I argued that the product was miss represented on their website. They offered a discount if I order again. No Way will I ever order from Anna’s, or even shop there.

Annas Linens is great.
Of course most of it is cheap crap. But you can also get some bargains on really good quality stuff that is exactly the same as quality as bed bath and beyond etc if you just look past the drek.
A lot of people think they are getting great quality just because they shop at an expensive store. Not so. If you shop around and are careful you can pay ²⁄₃ less for the same stuff.
If you want to pay for the fancy showroom and pleasant clerks go to a department store.
If you want to put in effort and search for a bargain, (although they have a high turnover and sell out of good stuff fast), go to Annas.
Having said that. the place on Clement and 11^th is actually better for a larger stock of higher end discount items.

Recently moved into a new place and the neighbors behind where I live have floodlights that turn on at night. There weren’t curtains up so I decided to go here for curtains after my sister suggested going here. They have a nice selection along with other stuff for your bedding, bathroom, etc. I bought 2 curtains and now I’m able to sleep without thinking it’s daytime at 11PM. Thank you Anna’s for saving my sanity. Those neighbors can leave their floodlights all night long for all I care now.

OK, I’m going to confess straight out that Bed, Bath and Beyond terrifies me. I’m a guy, and not an especially loaded one. B³’s eight billion overpriced items with three thousand brand names between them leaves me both baffled at the subtle choices I am called upon to make («do I want turquoise-​cedar or chartreuse-​opal colored sheets?») and searching my pockets for extra change.
That being said, I enjoy having comfortable, decent looking linens — at, of course, a decent price. Anna’s is a great, centrally located place with nice deals — I just got a set of 400-​thread sheets, normally $ 49, for $ 24 and a good warm quilt set for only $ 35. They have much cheaper options as well if you like the scratchy stuff, but for decent things that don’t look gaudy their selection is as good as it gets. Don’t expect the finest luxuries, but if you are on a budget have a look around before checking out the more expensive emporiums.
Oh, and check out the basement for comforters and blankets. They have a much wider selection than those butt-​ugly ‘luxury comforter sets’ that they have advertised prominently on the ground floor.

Terrible customer service. We bought a toilet seat at their Colma store, opened it to install it, and found its plastic fasteners were broken. Tried to exchange it (with receipt!) but the clerk refused «for sanitary reasons».
Avoid!

This place looks almost like a bargain basement, with the white florescent tube style lights. Loads of drapes, bed sheets, bathroom accessories, and candles.
I was in search of replacing some 84″ drapes, a change in home scenery per se. And I always love shopping for bathroom and linen items. The fresh smell of ironed sheets, the creative side of getting the sheets to make other bedding elements make me happy, and the new plastic shower curtains crease gives a sense of newness and change. And I love changes.
They have a variety of drapes, mostly solid colours and are made of polyester instead of cotton. This is no French linen nor Egyptian cotton but is of good quality nonetheless.
The bed linens are perfect if you want to do some creative sewing (or ask your drycleaning lady) as they have all the solid colours and of fantastic prices.
They do have a basement with bargain items but they were closing and I did not get a chance checking it out. Next time.

Mission street version of bed bath and beyond. it’s a smaller selection of the same stuff but at half the price. def go here to pic up towels or drapes before you head to a more expensive place.

After reading the reviews here, I thought Anna’s would be a terrifying place, perhaps like Big Lots on massive amounts of crack. But one of my housemates said it was a good place to get curtains, so I decided to check it out. And Anna’s wasn’t scary at all. It was just a quiet, clean place with affordable linens that weren’t particularly stylish.
However, if you’re like me and have very eclectic tastes, you’ll probably find at least one thing that works for you. I came away with some nice periwinkle curtains– which somehow ended up clashing with my periwinkle bedspread. Oh well. At least I don’t have to sleep with one of those airplane eye masks anymore.
[Also: Read the return policy. They don’t take back anything that’s been opened.]

Just don’t do it.
Just don’t.
You can tell a lot about a person by their bed.
I’m a firm believer that someone’s comforter, duvet cover, and sheets can speak volumes about their personality.
And if you’re trying to make a good impression — I recommend steering well away from Anna’s.
You may think that tacky, overdone, scratchy comforter that you’ve been eying at Anna’s has a regal look. That it will impress the ladies/​or men. But you would be sorely wrong. It doesn’t. It won’t. And for the same price that you’ll pay at Anna’s– you’ll find that you can get a softer, simpler, and more classic looking comforter at Bed, Bath and Beyond or Macy’s.
So do yourself a big favor and don’t buy your bedding here. You may be able to find some odds and ends here, which may have the right price and may work for the moment, but when it comes to things that matter. Things you see everyday, things you sleep on, things others may be sleeping on — just don’t do Anna’s.
Just don’t.
Trust.

Right. So. On my seemingly never-​ending quest to find some decent curtains to replace the dreadful blinds in my bedroom, I ended up at Anna’s.
Having already blown a ridiculous amount of money on a very fancy-​schmancy decorate curtain rod thingamajig, curtains, etc., I was still in need of a decent blackout curtain to go behind it… after all, what’s the point of tres cool curtains if the light still seeps through to awake you from a blissful slumber, I ask.
Anna’s looks like the kind of a place that a reformed packrat from the ‘70s would have come to set up a store selling all sorts of stuff for your house. Elegant it ain’t. Selection — yeah, it’s ok. Service — eh, they try and they’re friendly enough. Prices — surprisingly competitive against Bed Bath & Beyond even with their endless supply of 20% discount coupons.
Did I find what I wanted here? No. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t find what you want here. It’s another option. Certainly not the be-​all end-​all of linen and curtain shops, but it’s worth 5 – 10 minutes of your time to check it out and see if it suits your needs.
Just get ready to either bike or transit here, because parking in the Mission sey-​uuuuucks.

I love shopping at Anna’s because it has a deceptively large selection at low prices (and great sales!). The place can feel a bit cramped, but it pays off when you find what you’re looking for at a shockingly low price. Don’t forget to check out the downstairs area, which I only recently found out about, for a few additional things.
One thing I like about shopping here is being left alone by salespeople — I find it satisfying to be left to root through a bin looking for just the right size/​color of something — but unfortunately this means that their customer service can leave something to be desired.

The beauty of Anna’s is that it is a *discount* store … its price points fall between Big Lots and Bed Bath and Beyond.
If you’re looking for something specific in the homekeeping arena and want to keep it cheap and keep in the Mission, definitely give this place a try… I never find many natural fibers or high thread counts but it’s worth a look.
Especially for inexpensive *decent* quality pillows and definitely for curtains and window treatments. And bathmats. And I saw nice platters and plates for under $ 3 there today.

Oy, who are these clueless 1 starerererers?! Do you not recognize the sheer awesomeness of this place?! Were you dropped on your shopping noggin as a young adult?! Clearly! And while I kid for the most part with the verbal assaults (so really, stop crying and don’t get your panties in a twist) I am totally serious in the must go factor I am about to attach to this place.
I first discovered Anna’s Linens a few years ago while living in LA and it was love at first buy. Like I’ve noted in my LA location reviews, I have what I like to call a Moroccan or More-​rockin motif going at home; so warm, rich colors, lots of fabrics, very glass of red wine comfy with a whole lotta chill thrown in for fun measure. And if this is at all your style, then you will LOVE Anna’s because they carry all of the same fancy curtain panels that you will find for over $ 40+ each at Bed, Bath & Beyond, only here they are $ 12.99-$ 18.99! How can you NOT love that? If that isn’t your style, there are a ton of other cool styles to chose from as well and again, it’s CHEAP!
They also have a ton of bedding and throw pillow options, that again, are waaaaaay below what you would pay at department stores or your typical home décor retail chains. True, you may have to hunt and dig a little at the majority of Anna’s stores, but this location was super organized and filled to the brim with awesome scores.
Today I walked out of here with 2 burgundy curtain panels, 2 beaded valances, 4 Moroccan paneled valances, 4 decorative throw pillows with the most intricate beading ever, a body pillow (oh yeah, who needs a date now!), a set of bed risers, a large throw rug, 4 place mats and 2 curtain ropes for drum roll please…$ 189.86! Try getting all that at BB&B even with a coupon, ha, good luck suckas!
As for customer service, I found the staff to be above and beyond helpful and even the security guard told me I was «muy bonita» to which I answered, «Grassy ass, mi burro es muy dispacio tambien» and left. Who says, high school Spanish wouldn’t pay off!
I LOVE YOU ANNA’s and your fantabulistic LINENS!!!

Yes, lots of low quality crap and amazingly tacky odds and ends. But there are three reasons to go to Anna’s Linens.
1. Your cousin is coming in two days and you need to spruce up the guest room like you’ve been promising yourself for the past 3 months. But you are leaving for an international vacation in 10 days, and you just ain’t about to throw down serious coin on window treatments. Anna’s to the rescue! I got a curtain rod that looks okay, as long as you don’t touch it so you realize its plastic. I also got some decent curtains.
2. That white elephant gift for the office Christmas party.
3. To admire the amazing shade of purple mascara worn by Anais, the fabulous check out counter gal. No, she’s not a drag queen, she just likes purple.

Wow!
I was so happy I happened upon this place. I bought 2 down pillows, a bed skirt and pillow cases for $ 38. My head thanks me every night when I sleep. They also had great deals on towels, sheets, comforters and other stuff.
If need anything listed above, I highly recommend Anna’s Linens.