Macy's

Large department store spread across multiple floors. Great view of Union Square from the upper floors. There's also a Boudin Bakery and a couple of other places down in the food court and a good sized Toys R Us.

Wonderful staff. Terrible shopping experience. Stock was very low in almost every department. This store's proximity to Union Square means you'll be shopping among many people visiting from another city, most of which tend to leave their manners at home. It's a shame, cause it's a beautiful building and the staff are so nice.

I want to share an experience that was both painful and unfortunately far too familiar for many Black people. I went to the Macy's in downtown San Francisco to purchase a coat I had seen online. After work, I biked over with my backpack, headed to the men's department, and began trying on the jacket. Within seconds, a security guard rushed over and positioned himself about eight feet away from me. Then a second appeared. Then a third. I was the only Black man on that floor, surrounded by white

had an awesome experience at Macy's thanks to Mimi! She went above and beyond to help me find the best deals, including coupons I never would've found on my own. She even helped me score over 50% off a Ralph Lauren Polo jacket - which is almost never on sale. She was friendly, patient, and genuinely wanted to help. Great customer service like that is rare. Thank you, Mimi!

Macy's in San Francisco, located right on Union Square, is a massive and iconic department store with several floors of shopping. We explored it during our visit and appreciated the wide variety of brands, from high-end fashion to affordable everyday wear. The store is clean, well-organized, and the staff were helpful. Tip: Don't miss the upper floors for great views of Union Square, especially from the Cheesecake Factory on the top level. It's a great spot for both shopping and relaxing in the