Went here to sell some clothing and the process was super simple and quick! I brought my clothes in…read morea bin, then got to shop around while they looked through my pieces. They even texted me when it was done! A few tips: They do prioritize certain brands, so check their website beforehand and be selective about what you bring. It's a bummer to pack up a ton of stuff only to haul most of it back home! They can only offer a few dollars per item, so if you have nicer pieces you feel are worth more, I'd recommend trying other vintage/consignment spots instead. Overall, a great experience for a quick and easy closet cleanout!

Always find something when i'm in here! The employees are super friendly and helpful every time and…read moremake it a super nice shopping experience!

Amazing variety of clothes options. Would luv to see more POL and ee:some. I always make it a…read morepoint to visit this adorable shop every time that I visit the winery.

The Bag Cellar located at the Bernardo Winery has a beautiful selection of handbags that are unique…read moreand ones you would find in a boutiques, a variety of jewelry including Uno De 50, one of a kind turquoise pieces and a much more. They recently added clothing to the store. The selection is ever changing - GREAT place to shop for your self or for gifts!!

I have given this store several chances to do better, to be better and they have failed each time…read more I only taken items that one of the two other stores where I consign didn't sell. So what,I thought, if this place has AWFUL customer service, lack of responsiveness, and the store itself is a mess - what do I have to lose if I only take them items that haven't sold elsewhere? Well, I got my answer. I'll start with my most recent experience which includes being hung up on by whoever was working today. A woman who is on a good day, condescending and rude. She was both. I went into the store last week to pick up my items that didn't sell. Items that were dropped off in June, on a slow weekday during which I had a lovely chat with Angel. She took most of my items. I called a few months later and was shocked to learn that the items had never been put out. If you have shopped or consigned at EDIT you may have had to sidestep the rows and piles of shopping bags littering the floor in an already crowded space. That should have been a red flag to me (in their defense, last week when I picked up two shopping bags full of clothes, there was minimal mess in the store, a first!) So the summer clothes I dropped off in June would likely have had a better chance of being purchased had they been put out in a timely manner. How/why bags of clothing that were all accepted by Angel, the owner, did not make their way onto the racks was never quite explained - when I called and spoke to someone else Angel was in the background and both women seemed eager to get me off the phone, acting as if I were the one who caused the delay. In any case, they already had my stuff so I could either leave it there or pick it up then and there. I chose to leave it there. Once January hit, I called the store several times, no answer. Left several messages, sent a few emails. Finally Angel responded to an email saying whoever I spoke to should have called me back. I don't remember the other woman's name, the same one who was rude and dismissive of me just now (again) but she finally called me and said they had a check for me and my items were ready to pick up. I went over last week, calling on my way as a heads up (to my surprise someone actually answered the phone - first try!) I picked up two bags and recognized the name and voice of the woman who I am referencing now, sorry cannot remember the name but I don't think all that many people work there. I brought two bags home with a compliment from her on my way out the door - "you have great stuff." She's right. Because she had a customer, I refrained from asking why working with them is such a challenge. I merely left quietly and brought home my unsold merchandise. Yesterday I went through the items returned to me. I had asked over the phone to see an itemized list of what I had given them vs what sold. Other stores I consign with provide this w/o asking or have a website/app where you have access to your inventory. I didn't expect to have the list based on previous experience with EDIT, and sure enough, no list was provided. So I went through both bags last night, and when I got to the bottom I found a beautiful pink hooded sweatshirt from Pangaia. I never wore it before I dropped several sizes and it became too large to wear. Tags still on it. The pale pink hoodie has large white blotches all over it - see photos. I can't imagine what on earth happened to it. None of the other items have noticeable stains on them (though perhaps I should look closer). I can no longer consign this brand new item elsewhere nor resell on my own. It is, tags and all, now ruined. Should this come as a surpise that in January I pick up an item from June from a place that had bags piled high on top of one another for months on end, maybe not. But it's upsetting. I emailed photos last night. I called the store several times today and big surprise - no one answered. I left a voicemail. And then, I called again and spoke to the woman mentioned above. She said she has access to neither the email nor the voicemail for the store. VM - that's odd, but none of my business. She barely let me speak and tried to rush me off the phone, as she has done in the past many times over the years. I said to her, I am begging you to let me speak. Please. It's so difficult to get one of you on the phone. And I explained about the stains. She asked what could have stained the item in the store - great question, I told her. I said that they had until COB tomorrow to get back to me and before I could finish my sentence (for YELP) she interrupted for maybe the fifth time, laughing at me, dismissive again. She told me there is no reason to threaten her. Very dramatic. I let her know that facts are not threats. In the past, checks have gotten "lost in the mail." Come on. Treat my clothes better. Treat customers better, with respect and courtesy. Do better. Or at least, the bare minimum. Seller beware! Buyer beware!

Absolutely amazing service, and a really great selection of items. I went in with my girlfriend and…read morewe were instantly greeted and treated so nice. I purchased this beautiful jacket that was a little pricey for me but one of the employees, Liz, absolutely made every effort to make the price more comfortable for me! I will be coming back!!!!!

i've been waiting to come here for months & wanted to treat…read moremyself today. I was pleasantly surprised by how many L/XL options they have, hard to find plus sized vintage. unfortunately I didn't feel welcome here at all & not sure i'd be back. there wasn't a ton in my size so maybe they felt I didn't belong, i'm not sure. I apologize if my sunglasses were off putting but I have light sensitivity- just got the feeling of being watched. I hope next time you can provide a kinder environment for plus sized persons :)

The Space: *Beautifully curated…read more *I love how open it is *Easy to maneuver through the store *One fitting room so you might have to wait your turn *Mostly small-medium sizes, but I definitely saw large sizes as well The Prices: *Prices aren't bad considering how curated the shop is, the location is fairly easy to access, and the stock is high quality in my opinion *I bought 3 tops (each one between $30-$40) a Fossil necklace ($18) and a leather jacket ($100) The Service: *The owner was easygoing and did make it a point to make conversation when checking out ***My main issue (which I did bring up to her while I was checking out) was how I noticed that ALL the people who came in after me were warmly greeted. She made it a point to make eye contact with them and said "welcome in" with a smile to every single person -- .... But not me. I didn't receive a hello or a welcome or a smile, which wasn't a big deal to me at first, until I immediately became aware that every single other person received some kind of a warm, inviting hello who came in after me. She also always seemed to be watching me moreso than anyone else......which I thought was a bit odd as well Mind you, I am Half Mexican/Half Black and all the other girls/1 guy who walked in were all Asian or White, so I must assume my ethnicities are the reason I was initially ignored :( Regardless of the difference in treatment, I still purchased my items from the store, because I'm already inside and I like what I like, ya know? Usually I would walk out when I notice other people get treated different than me, but I decided to not let it bring me down this one time. BUT - did it hurt my feelings to visibly see how other people were treated in a way different than me. Of course, it really hurt my feelings to be honest. I believe everyone should feel welcomed into a shopping space - and from a business standpoint, everyone should be treated equally. While it might seem like a small thing, it represents a much larger value, which is the reason it's important for me to bring up. If I'm literally the only 1 out of 7 people who is treated a certain way, well that's a pretty obvious sign that something is wrong right there. It hurt and made me feel sad after I reflected back on the experience. *Overall, I was really excited for this place, so it's a shame I left feeling the way I did. And who knows, maybe I will come back considering I'm all for 2nd chances, but it's hard to say at this moment. ---------------------------------------------- Response to Owner's Comment: Thank you for responding, but unfortunately I'm now confused. When I brought it up to you in the store, you said I didn't get any acknowledgment because you were "maybe in the back" - but now you're saying that it's because you were observing the other 2 girls who were already in the store when I came in???....so which is it? I'm sure you can understand how it's a little hard for me to accept your apology when I'm receiving two different reasons? Were you in the back or were you observing people? How can I accept an apology when you don't even know the reason you initially ignored me? ---- To say that you were unable to speak to me and welcome me in because you were looking at something is quite silly, and doesn't make any sense. Considering that didn't stop you from acknowledging all the other 6 people who came in after me. Besides, your store is one room. If you're looking at a customer, you're basically also looking at the front door. The logic isn't quite adding up. It's quite easy to observe something while simultaneously acknowledging someone. I'm sure you were preoccupied with something every time a new person came in, but you showed them the respect of still acknowledging them. I'm the only one who didn't receive that respect. Do you know how hurtful it is? :( ---- While you also are a minority, I as a light-skinned brown girl, was clearly shown different treatment from the asian women who stepped into the store. I appreciate you writing back to me, but unfortunately I can't accept an apology at this time if it doesn't appear to be truehearted, especially if you're giving me different reasons about why it even happened. That just doesn't make sense. Warm regards

We need a gift for a couple of ballet dancers in a short notice. This is the only dancer supply…read moreshop that opens on Sunday in the area. The shop is bright, clean, and very organized. Staff at the store are friendly and helpful. Will visit again if there is any other needs for dance supplies.

Nice store. Well kept interior. Nice collection of ballet outfits and accessories. Courteous and…read morepersonalized service. Good to support this small business.

I highly recommend and you absolutely need to check out her boutique online or in person. Her…read morewebsite satori-designs.com . I have shopped at Satori Designs for the past 4 years (basically ever since we moved back to San Diego). When I first walked into the boutique, I honestly fell in love with the variety of the styles and the owner is such a bright light of genuine positive energy. Roya smile is radiant and the way she cares consistently for her customers, always sharing positive and professionalism. I honestly haven't met a boutique owner like her, she is consistent, gracious, radiant inside and out, her styles are complimentary to for customers and to who she is a person and owner of an exquite boutique. I love the intricate details on the various styles from prints, solids, feminine statement pieces, casual, vacation to special events. No matter which style you're looking for, each piece/style has something different that adds a special "feature" of detail. I absolutely love that! I have purchased a variety of styles and have been gifted a few styles by my husband , my sister and I've gifted others from Satori Designs and each time bringing joy. The styles I select or have been gifted to me I have a feeling of a treasured style that creates joy, confidence and an expression of myself. Fetu

What an amazing small store! They have such a wonderful variety of colors, textures and designs!…read more Love this place! The owner is friendly and professional! Can't wait to shop there again. They make it a fun experience! Be sure to stop by went in Solana Beach!

Love this store! I always find the best things here. My wardrobe is slowly being replaced by…read moreclothes from little Apple. My son just picked out the raddest sequin duster for me here. Stop in and check them out!

I received a cute pair of lounging pants as a Birthday gift, and realized they were far too large…read morefor me, even though they were an XS. I went in to the store, thinking how cute it was, and told the gal there that I would love to exchange them for something else in the store. I had the gift receipt. Long story short, she would not budge on her 14 day return policy! I even offered to forfeit the full retail price and use the sales price of the other 2 pair hanging on the rack in the store. Given it was a gift and my friend probably purchased them a little while prior to my Birthday, a 14 day period is far too short and ridiculous when you are talking about a gift. Not to mention she was unpleasant aswell. Sad to say I shall never be returning to that store again, and will urge my friends to do the same.

I had a tailoring emergency, and Ellie's saved the day! In and out suit pants hemming in under…read more20mins. $20. Could not be more pleased. The hem was done perfectly, exactly where I wanted it. Courteous on the phone and in the store. I was in from out of town for a wedding - this is the only time I've ever used Ellie's - but based on this one experience it leaves me wondering what people are on about with the 1 star reviews talking about poor customer service and exorbitant prices. My experience was great, and they were the only alteration place among the four others I called in the area who did the tailoring in house and could accommodate my same-day request. I can't speak for how they do with more complex alterations - but I would wholeheartedly recommend for anyone needing to get their trousers hemmed!

Leaving the review purely based on the lack of customer service…read more My wife was calling around to obtain some quotes on minor alterations, and the representative picking up the phone simply replied: "We don't do quotes, we've been open 45 years." I guess they have enough customers and aren't interested in new business ‍