LS&CO. Reviews

Internal shop and small museum. They have special lines for sale or not exported to Europe. Lower prices of the main shops but not from outlets.

This is a hidden man made
gem. Such beautiful fountains and garden invites one to relax and then appreciate the surrandings. So close to the piers and four tower. Love it.

Nothing to do in this area just alot of people come here to walk around and take picture.

Great place to explore as it has a long history! Great service.

The place is wonderful, with many plants, flowers, grass, water fountain, great place to eat your lunch

Hidden in plain sight is this beautifully designed Park located at the Levi's campus. It is well maintained and easily accessible. I have not been here on a weekend but I imagine that it probably gets really crowded.

Park features a small water feature, a small bridge and rolling green hills to sit and relax. There is also a small stream or creek that children like to step over using the perfectly placed pads.

Excellent customer service! Jason was able to process my exchange seamlessly and have it delivered to my residence.
This has been my preferred Levi's store for years. A hidden gem that's off the beaten path and much more preferable than the super busy store on Market St.

Non-existant exchange/return policy, inconvenient, and slow communication. LL Bean has the best return exchange policy ever ab Levi's should be more understanding

Nice little Park to take a rest amongst the Concrete Jungle. Fountains and flowers and trees may give you some peace of mind and some respite from all the traffic noise.

Sometimes you get great deals on a Levi's in the shop

Cool to see the history of denim if you are into denim. Staff wasn't very responsive. But they have a great selection.

On business but the history of Levi's Plaza tribute is well, well done. They can create on the spot! Mg

One of the few safe areas in San Francisco, where you can wait for a bus or go to a coffee shop without being hassled, because security guards are always patrolling around the plaza.

Beautiful creek that runs through the park. Nicely landscaped with waterfalls and weeping willow trees. A great spot for lunch or photography. Very well maintained and safe with security guards always in sight.

One of the best public plazas in SF. Love the waterfall and little river

Today a person treated me contemptuously in this place, I definitely do not return to buy.

Really neat fountains with steps running alongside it. Clean benches, and nice pathways make this a nice spot for friends and family in San Francisco.

The manufacturer of my favorite jeans. There are several different model numbers to choose from. Some are button fly, others have zippers. Different models fit differently. Overall, I like the way they look and feel. They are fairly durable and usually last me a long time.

This store is a hidden little gem that sells and makes anything Levi belts, jeans, shirts jean jackets,T-shirt s,socks,coveralls. The 501 stretchy ones are a great cut very flattering I love the boyfriend cut so much I bought two because I love them they are baggy but as long as you got some shape baggys suddenly very sexy mysterious. The employees are nice the stores well kept, however I think you must be a S. F. Native to find it cause it s Ike hidden away it is worth finding it is one of my favorite places to go get some authentic Levi Strauss cute stuff ok whew ! Hope it helps

Only retailer with no dog policy. I can certainly spend my money elsewhere.

This is a calm quite place that you can sit and enjoy the sunshine after a long walk along the wharf. Incidentally the wharf is less than 500 mtrs from the Plaza.
Fortunately for me I work in Levi's so getting to the Plaza is a daily affair, but for the less fortunate souls get in here to experience the place. You will not regret...

History and style... If you need a clothing representative please contact me to model your newest styles around town...

So friendly and the added little museum is so awesome. I m a huge Levi s fan and it was really cool just to be here. The store has a great selection.

Really great little park. Great place to be, particularly during the day time.

I didn't buy anything because it was so expensive, but very cute store. They have a small "museum" area near the store talking about the history of Levi's that was very enjoyable.

It is the perfect place to relax and disappear from the world completely

Cooler store and next to you can personalize your stuff. Also super casual persona.

Rather well kept store with friendly staff and relatively large array of merchandise

Love shopping here. Staff is friendly, and close to work.

Service was a little weird. Went to the register, people were kind of distracted. Then someone came and probably wasn't having a good day, and took clothes rung them up, and didn't say a word. Asked a few questions, and the person just looked at me like I was nuts. I hope it was just a bad day for the person.

So beautiful! You can actually walk on the fountain :-)

I committed the crime of the century. It was pleasant weekday evening, not another soul in the plaza, when I engaged in an act so atrocious, that the security guard marched straight at me with an unrelenting urgency to remove me from the plaza immediately. And yes, I admit I did it. I took pictures of the fountain in Levi's Plaza.

I've pretty much photographed every square foot of San Francisco, so I am well aware that photography is the most horrendous possible crime in the eyes of many security guards. And I've dealt with plenty of them.

"Fair enough" I said as I packed up my stuff. After all it was private property and they have every right to ask me to leave. But I wanted to know, is it really the policy of Levi Strauss that I cannot take photos of their fountain? Levi's has always been good to SF--do they know what this ABM security firm is up to? I asked more questions, but the security guard turned his back and walked away while describing me to someone on the other end of his radio.

Enquiring minds want to know, so I went looking for him again. When I found him out on Sansome Street, I asked his name. "My name? My name is ABM Security!" he barked as he pointed at his patch. At this point, he sprung into a defensive stance and frantically shouted into his radio. He needed backup and he needed it pronto. "Ok, I'll just need to get a few photos of you because I'm going to write about this" I said. This sent him into a tizzy as he shielded his face. "Now he's taking pictures of me without my consent!" he screamed into his radio. I reminded him we were now on public property and I have the right to take photos of anyone or anything. "Now I need your name!" he demanded as I was now going to be arrested somehow.

Ok so I admit I can be a bit of a jerk sometimes to these security guards, but this attitude is becoming engrained in me from countless encounters with security guards who have emerged from inside their buildings and demanded that I not take photos of their building from public property. And I was fine with this guy until he went into a tizzy when we were on public property. It makes me think that your average security guard has absolutely zero training. The rights of someone to take photos from public property should be a cornerstone of Security Guard 101 training. Real cops know it well. But then again, cops actually were able to make it through police academy. And come on Levi Strauss, you are better than this. Are you really concerned about photos getting out there of your fountain? Since I was now a fugitive of Levi Strauss, we cancelled our dinner at Il Fornaio since it is on Levi Strauss property and had to go elsewhere to eat.

No Special offers but the museum was quite interesting ;)

I didn't realize that you can come in to the building. They have store, museum and cafe on the first floor.

This a really cool find. Down near the embarcadero. Great little park. Lots of people. Fun for lunch. The Levi Strauss building is located there. Inside a Levi Store. And lots of old jeans from the past. Actually look like today's styles All ripped up An interactive place called the vault. If ya got any energy left you can walk up the steps to Coit Tower. Across the street. Check it out!!!

Nice quite atmosphere. Great Starbucks location and of course the home of the Levi brand.

Great place to hang out for lunch. It's also a great spot to hang out if you need a break from work. The fountain is very soothing, and there are cafes and eateries close by. There are some other spots across the street, closer to the Bay. Check it out.

The store is small but there is everything. The staff is very attentive and helps a lot to find the size and model you are looking for. At the entrance there is a small museum that if you are a mocha freaks of the Levi s you will like it. If you don't like jeans or the brand, you don't even have to think about going there.

The jeans maker. Only been here on weekend. Very quiet and not scary place

An idyllic escape from the office if you work nearby. I miss it! Manicured and well kept, this private mini park is a great place for lunch, with seasonal live music. Don't come here to work out - my husband tried to do push ups here and was shooed away by a security guard. We actually got engaged here - well sort of. My husband coordinated a live musician, but was shooed away by a security guard (same one?), so he proposed just outside the park instead.

Historic shop of quality clothing with variety of prices. Very nice staff.

Small, pretty park. Lots of people eating lunch there.