Art Galleries in San Pedro, CA
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“Decent drinks and pastries available. Open mic nights on some weeknights. Artsy atmosphere. Service was pretty slow, but I enjoyed my drink. The crowd when I went was a little rugged, but kind enough. Kjazz playing over the radio. Ceiling fans made it a comfortable temp. I want to come again and bring my laptop.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy enough to move a chair and roll your wheelchair to a table.”
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“Yelpers are full of it. Was there Sat and they are very much in business. I was expecting a few bookcases, but it's a full blown bookstore. Books are everywhere. They carry local history which is very unique. If you go, plan to spend an hour browsing. Dinged one star because the aisles are very narrow and it's hard to move around. You have to watch where you step because paintings are on the floor, leaning against the bookcases, and blocking the bottom shelves. Prices seem high, but what isn't these days? Overall, a welcome addition for book lovers.”
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
1417 S Pacific Ave, San Pedro
Art Galleries
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“Best trailer restoration shop you can find! Great customer service, attention to detail, great communication! Randy the owner and designer is highly professional and reliable.”
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“Wow this store has so many treasures. I wanted to buy some vintage/antique books to display in my home. I found some beautiful books from 1956! They have jewelry, World War II memorabilia, books, dresses, paintings and some dresses. You can walk in that store and feel the pride the owners have for their store.”
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“Try your hand at painting glass, pottery, made to order embroidered gifts or just enjoy a great cup of high quality Joe at Pepper’s cafe! This place is a crafters dream. And if you have a little one, they can play at Minty Bleu making slime or wands or one of their other many fun crafts while you take a pottery class a few stalls over. They host fun family events as well during Halloween. A hidden treasure in San Pedro!”