We absolutely LOVE, Sergio & Andre at Klassik. They have the most beautiful home goods! Was…read moreespecially impressed with the Bitossi Collection!

I'm leaving 5 stars for the lovely owners and eclectic collection they have, but I am unfortunately…read morewriting this review to mention my extremely negative experience I had with an employee. This woman seemed to be in her mid to late 20s with dark brown straight hair and was ridiculously rude to us the entire time we were present. We were looking for some unique pieces to furnish our new house, and she met us with sarcasm, eye rolling, and a ridiculous attitude while we were nothing but kind and respectful. She was on her phone the entire time and ensured that we felt like a burden during our time in the store. I love visiting this store and was hoping to find some pieces for our home, but we sadly left empty handed due to the disrespect we received from this employee. Hopefully will be returning to support the lovely owners!

I went there on Wednesday and it's such a delightful store. The man that helped me was really sweet…read moreand I loved his dog. The stuff is pretty expensive and high-end, but if I had a lot of money, I would buy a lot of things! I did buy a little pitcher and it was reasonably priced. I would've loved to have bought some of the blue and white table linens but they were just out of my price range but so very very lovely. I would highly recommend this place especially if you like the colors blue and white as much as I do for your living room decor.

Lovely home goods boutique owned by locals. It is a delight to browse the curated items and chat…read morewith the owners who clearly have sophisticated design backgrounds - but are so approachable and friendly. Several beautiful coffee table books they carry are on my bucket list (support small business!) and I couldn't resist the coziest recycled tartan wool blanket last time I popped in. When you need a memorable birthday, wedding or housewarming gift, stop at Mood Indigo. They have on-trend candles, bowls, platters, baskets and serving ware, and the photographs and artwork would certainly impress a hard-to-please recipient who seemingly has everything! This little shop is a perfect place to find unique keepsakes for those vacationing in La Jolla/Bird Rock, too. You'll spend a bit more here but instead of cheap touristy items found elsewhere, you'll have high-quality gifts your friends and family will actually cherish and keep for a lifetime.

So the larger chair was made too short at 14" by mistake, his employee, his workers , as I had…read moremessaged Dan to make them both 16" I know this has caused a lot of stress for Linda. The smaller chair needs felt pads on the legs, but the bottoms have plastic knobs which stick out, so they will either need to take that chair in as well, or have someone come over to remove the plastic knobs and install the felt pads. I will let you know when I talk to Dan

they asked me to send pics of what needs repair, and said they were busy and they would get back to…read moreme. that was about a month ago. still waiting but in the meanwhile taken care of

Vignette is of French word origin and simply means: a brief,…read moredetailed impression of something, like a snapshot of a person or a scene. An outside banner states this shop as the 'Best' antique shop in San Diego, it's debatable...Je ne said pas! This shop located on Newport Ave., has been here since 1995, however it was my first visit after leaving the sourdough shop across the street. Limited street parking. I've walked pass this shop many times, but today what caught my attention were the vignettes of Christmas decor. I enjoyed strolling through many different decor all unique and some captured the french flair. While there's some vintage antique furniture collection, I wasn't really interested in going over their inventory, perhaps another time and when I can walk through isles and see more details. Sadly, no staffer greeted Me or offered to help :( Some items were labeled with price, and those that were seems reasonably priced. For now, my pup Fendi and I were amused by the holiday decor which was primarily towards the front of the store. Whether you're in the market for vintage antique collectibles or just browsing, this shop's vignettes might inspire you, worthwhile visit.

The most creative and beautiful vintage, antique and artisan created goods shop in all of SoCal!…read moreBeautifully updated through the seasons, and always a treasure hunt. Curated, cute and irresistible. I love all the vendors and the staff.

What a feast for the eyes, the touch, the smells of the candles that look like lemons or something…read moreelse, so many beautiful and whimsical things in store! As the name suggests, this is a collective of various sellers, including a records store where you can find your vinyls from the 80s like I did! (The disco ball cannot be missed). Jewelry, perfumes, lotions, postcards, paintings, clothing...Yes Yes has everything. I love it

Love the unique selection of goods, the quality, and its support to local vendors and businesses!read more

After 15 years of annual trips to Old Town, this is still hands-down, my favorite store!! The…read morepeople who work there are so friendly and accommodating. The selection of Mexican art and garden statuary/pots/wind-chimes/Talavera is amazing! As a huge fan of Mexican folk art, I just get sensory overload and want to buy everything. I encourage everyone to stop here!!

You can't miss El Centro Artesano because they're right at the west entrance of old town! I agree…read morewith other reviews that the vast selection and price range here is extremely reasonable. You'll find a good mix of authentic, hand-painted ceramics, decorative hangings, and beadwork from Mexico and Guatemala. Kids also love the inside of the store where there are tons of tiny figurines, magnets, and keychains. If you live locally (or within traveling distance) and are looking for Southwestern-themed garden decor, this is your spot. Depending on the style, you can usually find it in multiple colors. For example, the tall speckle glazed container with painted flowers and hummingbirds is available in light blue, navy blue, yellow, white, or pink. This design is only $42, but you could also find a large talavera pot for upwards of $75. My favorites to check out are the Mara mugs toward the back of the store because of their distinctive rounded square shape and whimsical etchings. They're even microwave and dishwasher safe! If you see something you like, I recommend getting it as supply tends to move quickly. I recently came back to get a dark blue talavera pottery for my small calamansi/calamondin tree. If you need help with measurements or are looking for a particular style, just ask and a manager or staff will be happy to help! If you have time, stop by the outer right corner for a variety of discounted items that are vintage, seasonal, or may have been damaged during shipment. Plus, if you purchase $100 or more, you receive a free nylon bag!

Absolute chaos and I LOVE IT! You know the Room of…read moreRequirement at Hogwarts? This is as close as I think you can get... I've driven by here 20 or 30 times and from the street views, it looks big- up until the point that you step through the doors and see how DEEP it goes. I only had about 10 minutes to walk through because I had a wife and a dog waiting for me in the car but man, I could get lost in this place. If you're a person who likes antique hunting, take an hour to come down to the Barrio, get some lunch at one of the great restaurants in the area, and then swing by here to do a deep-dive.

I came here while visiting from Vegas and honestly? This place was one of the highlights of my…read moretrip. I LOVE antique stores, but lately I feel like most "vintage" shops are just the same recycled farmhouse signs, rusty spoons, and somebody's grandma's abandoned Hobby Lobby décor. This is the first store in a LONG time that actually lived up to the name: VERY antique and VERY unique. I found this place scrolling TikTok and showed up at 12:50 like a girlie preparing for battle because I wanted to be there the exact second the doors opened. The second that garage door rolled up, I swear I heard angels singing. I was immediately greeted by incredible pieces and the equally incredible owner, Paul. Paul was super kind right off the bat and explained the history and selection of items in the shop. After that, I wandered around the store basically gasping every five seconds like a Victorian child seeing electricity for the first time. Everywhere I looked there was something weird, rare, beautiful, or slightly concerning in the best possible way. Exactly the way antiquing should be. I've seen some reviews mention pricing, but honestly after visiting other "vintage" stores charging $85 for dusty Target-core nonsense, the pricing here felt fair -- especially considering I had never seen HALF of these items anywhere before. This is not one of those copy-paste antique malls full of live laugh love relics and chipped mugs. This place has REAL finds. Please keep in mind: antiquing is NOT thrifting. Do not expect things to be cheap. Paul clearly puts real effort into sourcing and handpicking these items, and you can tell he genuinely loves what he does. He's incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, and honestly I could've spent hours there. If I lived here, this would become a weekly financial mistake for me very quickly. He also posts items consistently on eBay if you can't make it into the store, which is dangerous information for my wallet but great information for everyone else.

First, let me say there is a very limited amount of anything "mid-century" in San Diego. This shop…read moreis locally owned and active in the community. The owner was super helpful and pleasant. I was most impressed by the custom outdoor furniture. Oh, also parking is only street parking and you have to feed the meter.

It was really cool walking around as they have some nice things. Parts of it feel very much like a…read morethrift store, whereas other parts make it seem like it's got a better selection. I saw some things I'd like, but they were way out of my price range! I was shocked considering this isn't new stuff. I thought the record collection was nice, but it was hard for me to see the top bins since I'm on the shorter side. Would be nice if they kept a small stepstool for people to use.