Party Supply Stores in San Francisco We Rate

Opening Hours: 10am – 6:30pm, Mon-Sun

Cliff’s Variety is a beloved local gem, offering a one-of-a-kind mix of party supplies, decorations, crafts, and home essentials. This family-owned store is renowned for its eclectic selection, featuring everything from themed party décor and balloons to DIY craft materials. Whether you’re organizing a birthday, holiday celebration, or any special event, it’s the perfect place to find creative, high-quality supplies. Plus, you’ll enjoy exceptional customer service from their friendly and knowledgeable staff, ready to help you with everything you need.

Opening Hours: 10am – 6pm, Mon-Fri / 10am – 5pm, Sat

For a wide variety of party supplies and personalized birthday cards and accessories, Gallardo’s Party Favors will cater a complete selection of goods for your event, all while providing great customer service and expertise on how to best suit your theme and budget. They offer a variety of personalized items, such as mini Bible keychains with customized ribbons and traditional baptism and first communion sets. Customers have praised the store for its excellent customer service and the quality of its handcrafted products.

Opening Hours: 10 am – 5pm, Mon, Tues, Thur / 8am – 5pm, Fri / 10am – 5pm, Sat

From stunning balloon arches and floral arrangements to party planning, table covers, fringe curtains, and gorgeous backdrops, this shop can transform your event into something straight out of a celebrity magazine. In addition to eye-catching décor, they also offer party rentals like stands, tableware, linens, tables, and chairs. You may have passed by the brightly colored sign without noticing, but inside you’ll find a treasure trove of incredible party decorations that will elevate your celebration. Be sure to stop by and explore the amazing options for your next event!

A Noe Valley fixture on Church Street, right by the 24th Street station, and the neighborhood's answer to “where do I get balloons?” Retail party supplies and balloon delivery, plus a stock that runs to the unusual — regulars come back as much for the things they cannot find elsewhere as for the plates and candles. Small shop, helpful owner, and easy to reach without a car.

On Mission Street between 23rd and 24th, and the best piñata wall in the city by some distance — every character you can think of, at sizes and prices that make the chain versions look mean. Part toy shop, part dulcería, so the piñata, the candy to fill it and something for the favor bags are all one transaction. Some of the custom work borders on folk art; worth a look even if you came for a plain donkey.