Don't waste ur time coming here. Though their hours say they open in the morning, they were closed when I showed up at 12pm. Then later around 3pm I happened to be driving by and they looked open, so I figured I'd give it another try. The doors were locked and said to ring the doorbell, after ringing it twice the owner finally decided to get up and open it only to tell me that I cannot come in because the store is "by appointment only". The store was completely empty, yet she wouldn't let me in. I went to this store because I saw a review on Vintage Vortex's page that said Vintage Vortex sucks, and to go to Cherry-pick because it is so much better. Well, after being turned away from Cherry-pick I went back to that review and realized that the lady in the profile pic is the lady who answered the door...the review was made by the owner of this store. So not only is the owner turning away customers, she is dogging other businesses and promoting her store on their yelp pages. Definitely not the kind of person I want to be giving any of my money to.. No where on the website, instagram, or yelp page does it say that this store is by appointment only. I drove 40 mins to get to this store, if there weren't other amazing thrifts in the area this would've been a huge waste of my time. Do not go here. read more

A store inspired by Hollywood stars. This store is for legends and icons. You will find some of the most amazing vintage pieces. There's something for everyone - women, men and them! You'll find designer items along with clothing, jewelry and bags with taste. Timeless things, truly. read more

Great little spot that's been here for a little while. I'm glad that it's made it through the pandemic. The owner is a sweet woman and passionate about what she does. The place is usually appointment only and has great quality pieces. The pricing is on the higher end, but you get what you pay for. I would recommend checking it out. read more

Best vintage shop in the 90027 area. I always find gems and have been going here for a long time the owner knows how to cherry pick the best pieces for not just me but for everyone. Great music in the store, and other items like decor art jewelry pursues always walk out feeling like a princess. read more

Totally rude, had a sign on the door that said "no browsers only serious shoppers" came with about 200 dollars cash and got side eyed and basically shooed out of the building because i was lingering making choices. read more

I always find interesting jewelry and things I didn't know I needed which quickly become my favorites. Nina's knowledge and personal service makes the shopping experience extra special. read more

This is a walk in treasure chest - found some very cute gems here a few years ago and I adore the owner Nina so very much. She's smart and has a great eye. read more

Cherry Pick Vintage - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I get that it's a recession, but should my wardrobe have to suffer?! Some of my cutest outfits and accessories are from Cherry Pick - it's the stuff I get comments about, with props to the pink leather clutch I grabbed this summer. There's a pretty broad selection for women, with lots of fun and throwback accessories. I was impressed with how much they had on the men's side too. Cute location (and store), perfect area for the shopping-coffee-peoplewat ching combo. LA is a trek for me, so I was glad to find out they have an active Etsy store too. read more

Cherry Pick Vintage - cutest store front i've seen in LA - looks like a little chalet! - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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An adorable vintage shop with cool finds. Definitely worth checking out! It's hit or miss, as with many vintage stores, but I appreciate the diverse taste and hodgepodge​ of cool and unique items. It was here that I found two of my most favorite vintage pieces...with the most honorable being a jacket​ that I dubbed, The Prince Jacket. I found any excuse to wear it and welcomed any and every compliment that came from wearing it. I took it with me to London and the jacket led me to an underground rock club (cuz that's​ what Prince Jackets do), where I danced the night away with new friends. One rocker gentleman asked if he could please try on my cool jacket. Obviously flattered, I obliged. He asked for a pic in it, and as he struck a pose, feeling the purple rain energy surge through his veins (am I being dramatic?), he RIPPED it. My heart sunk. Now,​ this is where I was actually dramatic​​, because I couldn't bring myself to dance anymore knowing my jacket wouldn't be dancing with me. I've gotten it fixed twice since said rip and it's holding up alright, but still fragile. It's vintage though, that's what ya get. The Prince Jacket makes an appearance every now and again. But its underground club days are a thing of the past. I guess this review was really just a way for me to commemorate my jacket and to say, "it's in good hands, Cherry Vintage. " It's had a good life, and still gets a social hour now and again. I imagine my prince jacket had quite the wild-life​ in its​ early years, before I​ came into the picture. I'm grateful​ I was able to adopt it and give it some more life! read more

The only sales associate in the shop did not greet/acknowledge us, but she did find time in-between watching paint dry and dust bunnies forming to enthusiastically greet others that stopped in after us. I'd like to mention we found a used Merona (Target) brand button-up cardigan priced at $45, which should speak volumes about the "cherry-picking" that takes place here. Finally, we headed out the door only to be sent off with only a glare, silence, and a forced smile to remember them by. I look forward to another terse and cold encounter with the privileged "natives" of LA's Cherry Pick Boutique. Here's a tip: if you don't look LA, you won't get help in LA. Take the time and head to Burbank for Besame Cosmetics and Pin-Up Girl Boutique. You'll get your money's worth there. read more

Way cute!!! I'm not normally a vintage shopper, but I wanted to get something special for my little sis for Christmas, and I was drawn in by some psychadelic boots I'd seen in the front window for days!! It smelled so nice in there, and there were some cool vintage things on the walls... lots of vintage tee-shirts, boots, hats, and the perfect red and black, 60's vintage print dress for my sister!! The girl at the register said, "Goodbye" to the dress. She picks each piece carefully, and you can tell! She also has a web page at cherrypickvintage.etsy.com , so you can check out the clothes before you go! There were items from $25-$100, so don't be worried!! I'm sure you can find something you like!!! It is a small little shop, but I'm sure new things come in all the time! read more

I love supporting local shops, but this one was a major let down. First of all, I was told that the clothes were not sorted by size, but rather by visual presentation. You have to do a lot of weeding through small sizes to find anything appropriate. Secondly, not everything in here is true vintage. I would venture to say most of the items are just used clothes from the last few years. I felt like it was more in the style of Anthropologie or Urban Outfitters than Bettie Page or Stop Staring. The young man who was working was more into reading in the corner than helping me. Only if you asked him a direct question would he engage with you and even then he never got up from sitting behind the desk. I do remember him telling a shopper that they don't buy any vintage clothing, so don't bother bringing in your fabulous garments. I like that they have some handmade jewelry pieces and plenty of accessories. I just feel like their prices are a bit high for what you're getting. The shop is also really small and doesn't have the greatest selection. I was also expecting to find some kitschy items with cherries on them since their name is Cherry Pick. That didn't happen. I guess this store is less Katy Perry and more Los Feliz hipster. I give them two stars for less than stellar service, poor selection and unreasonable prices. BTW, while I was in there I overheard a conversation with the salesperson and another shopper. She was trying to exhange a dress that was marked one price and when she wanted to do an even exchange the guy tried to tell her that because she received a discount before, it would not be an even exchange. The woman never recalled a coupon or any kind of discount being applied. Fishy... read more

What a cute little place. I wandered in here while taking a walk in my neighborhood. I live just around the corner. I bought a cute dress on sale for 50 % off. It was only $20. Score! read more

Not so much. It's one thing that the selection is crappy, and the prices are really high - more like a thrift store with Kitson or Anthro. prices. But the topper to my experience: staff here = super obnoxious. If there's one thing I can't stand, it's obnoxious sales people: like it's my honor to push through their ratty clothes. Not so much. read more

This boutique is quite small but it is PACKED with an abundance of women's wear. And in a small sliver off to the right hand side of the store you will find the Men's wear. Although the section is small, their quite unique range of blazers, leather and Jean jackets, plaid shirts, and amazing rock band Tee's (Grateful Dead, Aerosmith just to name a few). Make the Men's section definitely worth checking out. Fellas, also in our small section you will find a handful of skinny and bow-ties, sunglasses and work bags (able to at least fit a "15 laptop inside) There are two fitting rooms in this shop. The first, is quite tight, no bigger than ones standard bathroom shower. Cool creative drapes that open and close like theatre curtains. Adds a nice touch to very tight space. Fitting room number two though is an experience worth trying even if you don't plan on purchasing anything! Bigger than some of my previous apartment bedrooms. Inside you'll find a plush throw rug, two leopard print arm chairs (just in case you need critiques or assistance when slipping in and out of clothes). What else am I forgetting???? The glass sliding door factor for this fitting room is also pretty cot damn nice as well. I mean, everyone has been in a fitting room before.....nothing really epic about them. But this one......?! This one is bittersweet because the experience inside is the most relaxing change clothes experience yet once you leave you are once again subjected to the harsh reality of standard fitting room experiences. I mean really.......it is that WORTH it to go just to experience the fitting room IN THE BACK. Fitting room in the front........? Meh. The staff was one lonely soul but very well seasoned in the history of the shop and the items inside (where they came from, what time period, etc.) Extremely friendly staff, ask for Nina (not Mina). They said a steady supply of merch comes through, so I'll be back. read more

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I wandered in on a cold rainy day hoping to be cheered up by beautiful vintage clothing and a little shop therapy. Instead I was greeted (or actually NOT greeted) by two blokes behind a desk viewing videos on the internet. No hello, no glance up, nothing even corny about the weather. Oh well, that left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth, but I continued to peruse through the shop. And the disappointment continues. I'm an avid collector, so I don't count the 80s or the 90s as vintage which were abundant in supply. There were a few 60s day dresses, a bit granny looking...meh. You can find much better choices elsewhere for about the same price. Maybe their men's selection is better? Moving on. I find a lovely black fur collared coat. No price tag and it wasn't vintage. It was probably from the mid 90s and had the appearance of a vintage 1960s coat. So I wander around the shop looking for a few more things to try on and also to see if the gentlemen at the desk have even noticed I am in the shop. No notice. Should I have made more commotion? I thought a simple throat clearing would suffice. Nope. I put the coat back. I rifle through the blouses and more dresses. I was even more disappointed that the shop carried a lot of non-vintage and newer brands, similar to the brands Buffalo Exchange carries mixed in with the vintage while sporting their brand new labels. After about 10 minutes of still no aknowledgement I leave the shop. Then and ONLY then, one of them looks up from the computer and says "See ya." The shop itself is cute. Can't fail with girlie pink walls, right? I really had high hopes for this vintage shop. I won't be returning again as there are so many other wonderful places to shop for vintage in Los Angeles. read more

I walked in, was not at all greeted by either of the 2 guys sitting and chatting at a desk. I took a quick look around and the first thing I saw was a Radiohead shirt on the rack. I own an In Rainbows shirt, it's not vintage at all and was curious how much this small shop was selling it for. Well Cherry was selling it for $10 more than what I bought it brand new at a Radiohead concert. Expensive, not helpful, not even kind... don't bother. read more

This shop is a complete gem! The vintage clothing here is in amazing condition, hand-selected by curator Nina who could be and should be and probably is a model. French new wave, mod, rock, and romantic aesthetics all have a place here. Most of my favorite outfits and accessories were found here -- all super reasonably priced and each with a unique story behind it from Nina herself! read more

This is a cool little rockin spot for things of the vintage persuasion. I like the fact that it is near all the good restaurants, bars and such. Would come back. Parking is at a premium though. Most spots are taken and because it is in a busy area, you may find yourself driving around in circles if are unfamiliar with the area. Happy shopping! I will revisit this place in a week or so. read more

Excuse me, just great! The clothes are sooo well preserved, eclectic, interesting, thoughtful. Lingerie from the 20's to cool leather jackets and skirts from the early 90's and so much in between. The owner of the store is this young, cool, genuine, passionate person and she's professional and hospitable.We chatted about me being from Chicago, actors etc. A must. read more

Cute local shop. Too bad they don't buy inventory from the public because the selection is limited. More size small and for vintage, that's XS! It is a good place to check out for bags as it has some of the ongoing trends. Great for accessories but not so for women's clothing. Free street parking on Franklin. read more

I love this place, the clothes are adorable and affordable but sometimes it's not open when they say it will be...which is frustrating. It's 11 on a Thursday, why aren't you open!!? Ughhh read more

Cherry Pick Vintage - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I passed by this shop and it was so cute ! There are definitely some good vintage finds at this store! Everything is picked out perfectly. The girl who works there is the sweetest I have really good conversations with her! But the only thing is the price it's a little pricey. And I also bought some jewelry that turned my skin green that was pretty disappointing but other than that I will definitely be back! read more

Been shopping here ages, unlike every other vintage store where you walk in and the staff is too stuck up to greet and help you. I always feel welcome and find unique one of kind gems. The layout is charming & picture perfect, great music low in the background unlike stores that have hip hop blasting so loud its hard to think. Prices on items are fair weather on a high or low budget you will always find something. Everything truly is handpicked + in great condition, items are fresh where other places you want to dry clean stuff first before wearing. My goto spot! read more

Overpriced and poor selection. Not actual vintage finds but rather recycled contemporary clothing at prices that are absurd. It felt like an expensive Crossroads Store. The lady who worked there was friendly. Dressing room is big and comfortable. Nicely displayed items makes them appear better than they actually are. Not a place i would visit again. It's super cute from the outside so i was always curious about coming here. I was disappointed. read more

i love clothes. but i actually detest shopping. this place is called to me for months. i see it driving down the street all the time...but one day, i find an open spot right smack dab in front of the store. seeing this as fate, i promptly pull up and park. seriously. i was glad i did. not only do they have super cute things....but the nice lady working there was extremely sweet and offered help but was not at all pushy. i bought quite a few things. definitely will be going back . read more

This is the first time I have ever entered a shop and thought "I'm home". It was like entering my dream closet: the long, slender space was filled with sturdy clothing racks housing a wonderful selection of well-maintained vintage pieces. Displays full of unique purses, sunglasses, and other accessories sat atop the racks, providing a million and one things to look at while strolling through the store. They had everything organized by type, which I absolutely loved. They were also burning a vanilla candle when we walked in, which was a nice change from the usual mustiness that accompanies vintage clothing and the stores themselves. Overall prices were very reasonable, jewelry selection was excellent, and their shoe collection was impressive. The gentleman working the counter was kind and helpful but did not hover, which would have been quite awkward in the small space. He knew a lot about the pieces we inquired about, and had a nice mix of music playing the background. I ended up with a gorgeous slip in near mint condition for under $25, though I could have easily walked out with several other items that caught my eye. Somehow, I exercised restraint...perhaps giving me an immediate excuse to return :) I will definitely be back! read more

I absolutely love the one of a kind handmade jewelry and went totally overboard (bought 6 necklaces) without breaking the bank. The employee (Nina) who helped me is sweet as a button and talented as hell! I am pretty sure she uses mainly recycled materials that most people would overlook, but this girl has an eye for potential beauty in just about everything. Thanks for everything! Rosemary read more

I live about 3000 miles from home - Washington DC. Home sweet sticky political home. It means a lot when you go into a vintage store and find an 84 Redskins tee with Theismann and Riggins on the front which reads "Redskins America's Team". It seriously kicks booty. And we also found a Smithsonian shirt - ROCK! This place is really good for slight men and women but the staff was friendly and there are some true gems here. Hail to the Redskins! read more

I'm visiting from San Francisco...I love coming to this shop. I feel like Christian (one of the owners). Picks the clothes just for me! He has an awesome sense of style that keeps me coming back. Much love read more

I kinda love this place. It's my "go-to" local used/vintage shop for whenever I need a unique pick-me-up. And although the selection is limited you can find some really cool pieces (got a great corset for 20 bucks once!) and they seem to be very knowledgeable but not in-yer-face. read more

One of my fave stores in LA! I've been going to House of Pies for years and just randomly stumbled upon this place in April. So glad I found it! The selection is amazing and prices are pretty reasonable for what you're finding. I've seen everything from Gucci to super indie brands. You can tell this place is meticulously curated. The owner Nina is one of my faves! She not only has exquisite taste but is a complete sweetheart. Truly a hidden gem in LA. If you can catch her when she's at the store I would definitely have her select a few things for you. I swear this girl is a clothes whisperer! She really knows her stuff! Each time I get something that she has suggested for me I feel like a new person when I wear it. Not to sound redundant but Nina is truly brilliant. Check this place out if you haven't already. Honestly I'm surprised more people don't know about it. read more

This is such a great little vintage shop. The owner is so sweet and friendly and the selection is really nice. They have a great curated selection of vintage and modern. I have found some very cute 1950s and sixties items here at reasonable prices. Check this shop out! read more

I love this place. I never wore jewelry before coming to this store. I also never wore color or dresses. This store and the lovely owner's sense of stye have totally changed my own style and she has made me fall in love with shopping which I had always hated. I now have a drawer filled with jewelry and I wear lots of color. I read some of the comments below. If I had to choose, I'd rather have someone at the desk watching videos on a computer as opposed to overly pushy sales staff who monitor my every move the way they do in some stores in Los Angeles. I always leave those stores immediately. Anyway, in my own experience, I have always found the people who work there to be friendly, attentive and helpful. Cherry Pick Vintage is always the first place I go when I go shopping and I have never left empty-handed. read more

I've been so thrilled with the quality of my purchases and high echelon of service with the staff. I've been going back over the years and Nina's collection never ceases to suprise n hit the spot every time i go in there. read more

Really beautiful selection of vintage clothes and accessories. Nina's an angel. The place is always fresh with lovely goods, fair prices, nice vibes, and good tunes. read more

Super cute little store, but the selection was a little too small for me. I love browsing through racks and racks of gorgeous vintage clothes and I just felt like my browsing spree came to halt too quickly. Nice clothes though, not all of them are vintage however. I did find a good number of designer items for super cheap ($40-50 average) such as Theory and Michael Kors. They have a rack of designer denim for good prices too. Tried on one dress but didn't get it, it was $55, a little more than I wanted to spend on it. I may come back if I'm in the area. read more

Very cute place with a seemingly friendly employee. I would have bought many items except the store seemed to be just for skinny people. All the sizes I saw were small or medium. I may have bought an item or two but I felt they were a bit pricey. However, I am concerned that my opinion is bias as I am fat and broke, but no matter what my issues are the store is still cute. read more

Great Vintage/ resale shop in the best neighborhood in Los Angeles.. Found an awesome pair of vintage sunglasses for under $40 and saw a bunch of other great stuff as well for when I am not as broke. Smells really good inside too unlike some other vintage stores I have been to. Another cool thing was that I saw one of the actresses from Twilight buying something right after me. read more

How do I describe this amazing little store? I feel like shopping here is more of a meditative experience, a cleansing of the soul, than simply vintage shopping. Its almost like visiting an eclectic museum and just being saturated with beautiful ambiance. My point is I almost forget my initial purpose once inside, though I am quickly reminded when I meander through the racks. For example, yesterday I was just blown away by how many straight up rock star items I came across... I only took 1 pair of pants and a pair of boots, but I'll be back to add the shirt, jacket, belt and sunglasses soon read more