Great selection of collectibles. Pleasant sales people who are knowledgeable. Neat and clean.read more

Keep in mind, it's a thrift store, but in Sherman Oaks. What that means? It can go from decent…read moreprice to bougie price! The store is well lit and laid out. Clean as it can be, there are hundreds of items to peruse. At time it can feel overwhelming. You got highwalls, no breaks, no chairs to sit, no windows and items/cluttee everywhere in your peripheral. The staff was friendly and provided great hospitality. Overall, I would stop by when I'm in the area again!

I have been coming to this vintage mall for the last couple of years and always find something…read moreunique and timeless. Every time I speak to the owners or the employees everyone is incredibly kind and helpful. As someone who grew up in the valley, my heart is filled with joy when I see a small business like this in operation. Thanks to my mom teaching me about vintage, and now this store, I can continue my interest and love for all things vintage.

The shop is a modest in comparison to other vintage malls I've been to, but for the area it's got a…read moregreat variety. They definitely excel in homewares and décor, so this would be your place if you're looking to furnish a new space with something unique!

I highly recommend this company. I did not have enough items for them to run an estate sale…read moreunfortunately, but Sheryl took the time to give me advice on the best ways to sell via my own garage sale. Through this info I could tell they really know their stuff. They provided details on how I could sell on my own, how to advertise, what websites to post on, how many times I should post etc....basically the tricks of their trade. They even offered to help the day of....this is with no money exchanged. They are great people who genuinely want to help and understand how to get the most money for you and how to get people in the door. In a situation such as this, where everything is overwhelming and stressful, they were the light at the end of the tunnel.

Beautiful items and walked away spending more than planned because of the selection of items. One…read moreitem was mislabeled as a certain textile that it wasn't. Bought it and found out later when researching. Still happy with the purchase! Set-up was professional!

$5 cash entrance fee and enough vendors to walk around and explore for an hour. Find them once a…read moremonth on a Sunday at the Pierce College campus. Comparable to the vintage/flea markets at Pasadena City College and Santa Monica Airport. Bring cash, as not all vendors take Venmo, Zelle or card. Bring a hat, too, given the 85-105 degree weather in LA this year. Plenty of free parking on campus by the market. So much easier to navigate than the Rose Bowl flea! If you like Knick knacks, random artifacts, vintage clothes, collectibles, homemade crafts and/or sports memorabilia, this will be paradise for you. Personally, I'm solely interested in candles and For Senses Candles are my go-to. I love to explore and see what's out there, though!

This is the worst flea market in Southern California, drove all the way here to be told I cannot…read moresee up here. Not a phone call nothing! People than run this show are heartless! They would be lucky to have me as a vendor. Don't waste your time selling here, people that run it don't care about you.

We were walking randomly and there were so many neat thrift shops on this block, so close to one…read moreanother! The owner is super laidback, we were drew in by some masks (from past halloween events likely) and I found the crystals and quartz collection he had to be so beautiful and a big variety. Theres a lot within the store and so much to consider - check them out!

Such a fun little shop, some great finds. Customer service was great; social, helpful too once they…read moreknew what your eye was leading you.

Oh my god. Where do I even start. FANTASTIC antique store. Owners are absolutely lovely & helpful…read more Selection of goods is massive and very high quality! If you like scavenging for your thrift finds, this is the place to go. HIGHLY recommend!! Please support this business!

This is such a cool store. There is so much to look at. I dug through a bin of China and found some…read morecool pieces. They also gave me a really good deal on a China set that will be my first to display. Now I just need to find a cabinet. The girl that worked there I didn't get her name but she was such a nice person and really helpful. I work down the street so I'm afraid I'm going to be addicted to going here now. It's 10x better than the Salvation Army or goodwill!

David is amazing. Took care of everything I had in storage. I would recommend him highly. Nice guy…read moretoo.

My boyfriend and I purchased a sofa through David and although we don't have a need for his…read moreliquidation service just yet, he will be our first choice without a doubt! Not only did he accommodate our time frame for pick up, but he was very communicative and helped us with moving the piece down stairs. I really appreciate that he tries to keep good quality pieces and items out of the landfill, where unfortunately many still usable items end up. We had a good conversation and it was clear that David is knowledgeable and treats his customers with care. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone looking to consign or clean out a home!

Irresistible. Just your thing if you are attracted to junk, like I am. And I don't mean made in…read moreChina junk, I mean made in the U.s.A before you were born, junk. You can find a trinket for $2 or a gorgeous vintage 5 foot round illuminated clock, for $550. There were a lot of homemade musical instruments, which I thought were interesting. He says antique dealers come in and buy his stuff to sell for more elsewhere. I believe it. His prices are reasonable and negotiable, but he wasn't born yesterday. I found out what he pays for rent, and its a wonder he doesn't charge more. I bought a few things (including a fab $5 plastic bread box from the 50s or 60s) and was due a dollar change. He didn't have it. I told him to keep the dollar, but he insisted I scour the store for something else to get my money's worth. Once he saw my hesitance, he started to look around on my behalf as I walked toward the door. He offered a dusty card, an old frame, but my favorite was an iron meat grinder, that weighed around 20 pounds. It had the date melded onto its form: 1926. As charming as it was, I took an old CBS sign instead.

This is an enticing little shop. It's like a museum, where you will see collectibles you never…read moreknew existed. Sam, the owner, is a joy. My most recent purchase is an 'outsider art' totem pole - hand-carved and definitely one of a kind! Everybody loves this place. Located near Sherman Way, accross the street from Goodwill, which is also worth a look.

Totally weird type of shop in a good way located in Burbank. If you like to look at strange and…read moreuncommon things, then this place is perfect. Plenty of odds and ends from memorabilia from horror movies, old medical bottles and devices. Just some really neat stuff. They also sell candles, herbs, clothing. A bit of everything. There is a museum attached for a small fee. I did not check it out this time, but next time for sure. Street parking was easy and service was friendly.

Bearded Lady Vintage And Oddities is located in Burbank and right next door to The Mystic Museum…read more I had been wanting to check out both for a while now, but unfortunately we only had time to check out the Bearded Lady Vintage And Oddities shop and not the museum this time. There were so many cool things to look at - from spooky handbags to fake teeth to bugs to even a real hair crown...yes, a crown made out of human hair! I didn't end up buying anything, but there were 2 bags I was definitely eyeballing - they were fairly priced too. I would like to come back next time I am in Burbank when I have more time! We then walked next door to The Mystic Museum and checked out their decorations which were awesome! You can go look around for free without signing up for the museum. If you're looking for something to do in Burbank, check out Bearded Lady Vintage And Oddities and pick up something funky for that special someone or even yourself!

8/13/26 I thought i reviewed this place, turns out, it was in my draft folder…read more Great finds for some, my girlfriend found a vinyl record for her husband as a surprise for his birthday-- he was ecstatic. Lots of knick knacks and many can be categorized as vintage (like the vinyl records that most people born after the year 2000 might not know that these exist) Affordability is questionable but it depends on what you're looking for. It's not priced like the 99 cent store, which no longer exist, of course. Great find either way. I love browsing. Street parking available & there's a public parking structure next block over. Staff are friendly

What a gem of a place! I stumbled upon Studio Antiques today in El Segundo. This store looks…read moresmall from the outside but it is HUGE. It's filled with wall to wall goodies! There are records, cassette tapes, dining ware, toys, pottery and anything you can think of. Just when I thought I was done touring the store, there was more! Amazing customer service from Sean and Sally! Prices are fair and the selection is endless! I found 5 vintage 1973 Pepsi Looney Toons cups! It was nostalgic and cute! I also got a red hand blown glass vase! There was so much more I wanted to get. On another visit for sure!