i love love love elsewhere. if you're ever in the area, i highly recommend stopping by!!…read more i bought a belt here today but this wasn't my first time going, i just realized i had never left a proper review :) i've been a long time costumer and i even bought my prom dress here, and the staff has always been so kind and helpful and the value on each of the products they have is just incredible, i've found so many cool items and if i'm ever in downtown orange i just can't *not* stop by!!! their items range from being authentically vintage to being pieces inspired by specific eras, and either way, the quality of all of their products is always top tier!! one of my favorite vintage stores EVER i love it!!

This is a real vintage store with sections dedicated to certain decades and it's not just Y2K, 90's…read moreand 80's fashion. There are things from the 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's stuff that is difficult to source and the majority of it is in wearable condition. They also have some modern things made to look retro like sunglasses that are inexpensive so there is something for everyone.

YAZ / YAS HAS SUCH A GOOD PLAYLIST I came in with my friend this Sunday and it was suuuuuuch a vibe…read more^_^ all the employees are so friendly too

There's a really cool pair of inferno Doc Martin here but they're selling them for 200, and Google…read moresearch shows it runs from 200 to 300 you could buy them on eBay or 230. I really like them, but it would be nice to come here and actually save some money. But it seem like they were more concerned about shoplifters, rather than knowledge and actual customer service.

soooo overpriced…read more Modern reboots on the roxx tag being sold for $150? I guess the hope is someone is clueless enough to buy most of what they have. no bueno.

The word thrift needs to be removed from this store altogether. The vintage tees on the wall which…read moreall vary greatly in condition were priced from $70-$800. Yes. You are reading that correctly. Vintage tees that cost eight hundred American dollars. Most cost $200-$400, but a few went high above that. We're talking black tshirts with print screen designs on them like a movie or band or something. Tshirts that you could stumble across at Goodwill on a good day were the same price as designer clothing. I genuinely couldn't believe it. Speechless.

An impressive curation of vintage men's clothing from most every era and style!…read more The owner was very friendly and knowledgable, and yeah, it's not thrift store prices, but that's not what this place is about - it's quality vintage items that are still in impeccable shape! :)

The people there were EXTREMELY helpful and genuinely into what they are selling. Also felt they…read moreare super knowledgeable of what's within the store. Definitely a place to browser and find that special vintage price you are missing!

Amazing experience! Fun vendors and cute vibe. You can find lots here, from cards to clothes!read more

This spot caught my eye as I was meeting a friend for lunch nearby and thanks to Yelp, I was able…read moreto bookmark for another visit. The curation at the Brick Basement is fantastic! There's a good variety of items, from antique teaware to accessories. Vintage clothing and jewelry are in good condition and reasonably priced. If, like me, you appreciate carnival glass, a couple of booths toward the rear hall and downstairs have some beautiful Fenton pieces. There are two sets of stairs to access the lower level, one on the left/middle by the front entrance, and the other by the hall leading from the rear entrance/parking lot. Some vendors' staging is very well thought out and it adds to the enjoyment of the experience. I think this place would be fun to return to with fellow antiques enthusiasts, but also to find quality gifts for friends and family. I noticed that staff are on a first-name basis with some of their regular customers and this is a welcoming environment I'll be more than happy to return to time and again!

This place is pretty groovy. It has that '70's atmosphere. I like to take a look whenever I'm…read morevisiting downtown Orange. Once you walk in, the cash register is on your left. There are glass cabinets of smalls on the left hand side; clothes, home decor, and miscellaneous merchandise in the center of the store; and records in the back of the store to your right hand side. Prices are pretty good. There's a free standing arcade game near the back of the store. It's free to play for customers. No quarters required. The staff are always friendly. They greet you as you come in and say good bye when you leave.

My favorite little shop at the Orange Circle! It's a mix of 60s/70s vintage and beyond, with a…read morelittle spooky flare. They have records, clothes, jewelry, collectables, tech, and more! They also have some old TVs and video cameras that take live footage of you. That was so fun!

1st and last time coming here. I was looking for larger, better Halloween stores other than Spirit,…read morethat may be open all year. Gasoline Alley was one of the recommendations. So, I drove on down. The employee was a heavier set guy. He walked into the store a few minutes after we did and he went to the front counter. So, I walked up to him and was greeted. Told him i was looking for a specific type of jacket, which was a steampunk style jacket. the ones ive seen at Spirit look kind of cool, but never fit. I also told him kind of any long trenchcoat style jacket would work. They did not have what i was looking for and i was told to come back closer to Halloween when they get the Halloween stuff. Ok, I thought this was a year round place, guess not, but no big deal. Well, we did find a long trenchcoat style jacket that worked. There were two prices on the tag, so i asked him about the pricing since i had no clue why there were two. He said thats a rental. He said almost everything in there is rentals. Ok, fine, even Keith's i had no clue about this before coming in, but no problem. Here's the parts where the ONE STAR comes in. I did not know when i came in, but there was another customer in the store behind a partial wall from where i was. So he was fairly close, but I couldn't see him. At one point the amazing employee walked back to that guy and made some snide comment about "steampunk boy over there" to the customer. Sounded to me like they knew each other, at least somewhat. Thats when i saw the customer come around the other side of the wall trying something on. He to made some comment that i dont recall. Well, getting ready to leave, the employee comes back and tries to take me to the hats. He told me i needed a hat. I said no thats fine, I'll be wearing a mask so theres no need for a hat. He seemed to positively acknowledge that, but then he opened his mouth again and was a little nasty telling me if im wanting a steampunk jacket i will need a hat. So basically i reiterated what i had told him but was much more stern and told him im good. So heres the pros and cons of this place. PROs - A ton of costumes. CONs - Nasty employee. Place is WAAAYYYY too small for the amount of crap they have, it's hard to walk in there in some spots. Employee not very helpful and not very knowledgeable. Reason for ONE STAR? Nasty employee. Keeping in mind this was my first time here, with my kid. Would have looked around for a while longer and possibly found something, or something for my kid, but not after the way this guy treated me. Also, if you are mostly rental, but have some items for sale, wouldn't it make sense to have a small section for the items that are for sale? I mean, if that was the case, I easily could have looked in the for sale area (which there isnt one) and seen if i could find something or not. BOOOOO for Gasoline Alley. If you want the rental and want no help, go here. Otherwise, maybe check out Halloween Boutique in Costa Mesa, Triangle Square. Just place, organized and way more selection.

Thank you Gasoline Alley for having such an amazing selection of outfits and accessories. I can…read morealways count on you having exactly what I need for whatever event I'll be attending! And how lucky for me that you are right down the street! They're so nice and helpful here. Even when I have gone during Halloween, probably their absolute busiest time of year, the owner is always so helpful, even though she is getting pulled in all directions!! We participated in a Pirate themed 5K this past weekend, so I decided last minute to look for something to wear. They had a whole section for Pirate outfits and I found a perfect outfit right away!! We have another 5K coming up for 4th of July so I might go see what they have!! If you need a costume or are planning to dress up for an event, they have something for ANY event!! This place is Awesome!!

This is a great place to source vintage items for a certain aesthetic. They had a lot of Y2K…read morefashion that would be great for festivals and a ton of Penny Lane coats that I would guess are from the 90's -00's. They also have an adorable sitting area at the front that is 70's inspired. I would love to go back when I have more time.

Most amazing shop!! Beautifully curated And the best part…read moreis Angelique, the most beautiful soul! We love her and her wonderful team