Park Delicatessen

Went to pick up hardware for my board, really nice place! Cool owner.

I ordered a bouquet for my girlfriend and it was gorgeous. Took another yelp review's advice and gave them a budget of $35 max and then free reign to design, which resulted in a full, beautiful, eclectic bunch of flowers. The husband/wife team were super sweet, too.

This place is great and Mike is the man. Its great to see a TRUE skate shop that is actually skater owned. I would rather give my money to somebody who is in it for the right reasons instead of fuckin Zumiez or pacsun.

Very helpful and accommodating despite my waiting until the last minute and painted myself into a corner with my girlfriend. Talked to Michael, an extremely nice guy. 2 thumbs up.

I just went by Park Delicatessen to buy my first complete board in 20 years. Mike, the owner, was a great help giving me some guidelines for what I should look for in a deck, trucks, wheels and bearings. I am so far out of the loop and have no idea what would suit me best so all his info was essential in getting me a setup I could try to revisit my youth on. I had forgotten how great a skateboard in the hand feels.

While he was building the board we had a nice chat about skating and the store. He started the store to be a skateshop of course, but also to provide a community center of sorts to the skaters in the neighborhood. Clearly it's been effective as was evidenced by the kids hanging out outside the store and I'm really glad I didn't just by a complete from a faceless online store. It's a bit more expensive than an e-shop (as would be expected) but I know that as I need parts and help I can just roll down to Park and get the assistance I need. And they run skate events too to keep with the community vibe.

Oh yeah, they also sell vintage home and garden stuff as well as fresh flowers so there's something for the whole family!

Highly recommended.