There are some hidden gems in this little shop, even some new items. Beware to totally check your…read moreitems though before purchasing because a few things I almost bought were damaged. I walked out of there with five pieces of clothing and love them all. The prices are really good. The service was excellent. I highly recommend shopping here.

This place is a little special gem and anytime I am around the area I make sure to stop by. The…read moreowner which I believe is the lady at the front, is super friendly and welcoming. Prices are amazing and without a doubt I always find special pieces here. It reminds of old school thrifting. Parking is on the street with a meter and there's other thrifts so it's worth your time.

My friends and I had a good time shopping here. The store was nice and neat and the employees were…read morevery nice and helpful. All three of us found some items to purchase at reasonable prices.

This review is for the Canoga Park store. I own a home staging company and regularly donate…read morefurniture to the Council on Fairfax in Los Angeles. Today, I sent my movers to donate 22 pieces of furniture to the Canoga Park store as it's closer to our warehouse in Van Nuys. The manager of the store (Latin female) looked at some of the first pieces that they pulled off the truck and said that they weren't up to their quality standards. One piece was a shabby chic desk (which is supposed to be distressed) and the other was an upholstered chair and ottoman in green velvet. The mover stressed to the manager that she really needed to look at all of the pieces and she would see that they were all nice quality. She simply said "Don't bother taking anything more off of the truck as this isn't for us." So, I'm curious if corporate does anything to educate their managers and employees to recognize things that will bring revenue into their stores. How can one store welcome me when I'm pulling up and the other refuse to even look after only seeing a couple of pieces? I'm truly baffled. So, not only did my good deed get shot down, I still had to pay my movers their fee for trying to make the drop-off. No good deed goes unpunished . . . For the record, I know the pieces I was trying to donate were worthy for the store -- I'm very aware when something should be thrown away or advertised for free. These pieces did not fall into either of those categories. Anyone have any suggestions for a good charity that would welcome nice donations? I'm personally not a fan of Salvation Army or Goodwill as I don't care for their business practices.

This tiny hole in the wall spot is amazing for some very affordable gem finds! The service is great…read morethey accept cash and card. Every time I have came here they have a great selection of items.

Cool second hand thrift store in Canoga park. Stuff is well maintained, looks nice, and good…read moreprices. Also accepts donations

Great variety of different Brands I like this store…read more Great store, amazing service and very helpful staff. Everything was fresh and well organized. Will definitely come back again!

Great merchandise selection! Friendly and helpful service!…read moreFair prices! My newest frequent go to store!

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!

My absolutely favorite antique mall! The selection is always changing, and the store is HUGE!!…read moreThey advertise that they have over 20 specially curated vendors, and they really know their stuff! They have an incredible variety and are very helpful in store and as brokers to find what you are looking for even if they don't have it in store. Great staff too! The store has a very welcoming atmosphere, very open feeling, not at all claustrophobic like some stores can be. Love the background music too, especially the jazz - keeps me in my happy place while treasure hunting. We love the Retail Therapy sessions held on the first Friday of every month, not only is there wine, cheese and crackers and sweets and treats, but the entire store is discounted 15% - that's always a welcome bonus. Who didn't love a discount?! My most favorite type of therapy. We've enjoyed getting to know the owners and some of the dealers who happen to be there when we are, they're helpful and informative. And on the QT, sometimes they authorize discounts - if they can - on the items in their booths, especially when you buy multiple items. I saw on their Instagram that the next Retail Therapy session will be a Christmas Party - we'll be there with bells on and bringing our shopping list! Highly recommended to others. And while you're there, there's a number of antique stores there on Sherman Way - they're gradually working to revitalize the Historic Antique Row in Canoga Park. 2 new stores have been born out of the dealers in Main Street Vintage - check out Artfully Made (Sherman Way, all handmade items) and Vintage Home (Owensmouth, just opened 11/2/25), plus the owners also have Retro Relics 2 doors away from Main Street Vintage - another great selection there! Hope you have as much fun as we do. And visit the Real Juicery on Remmet for great juices, smoothies and bowls (more great owners!). Plus, 2 coffee shops opened this year on Sherman Way, Trio and Jessie's Grind (latter has the most fabulous doors!!) Support our local businesses . Our community needs small businesses, and the ones I've mentioned are absolutely worth a visit... or 2... or 50

They have great items to dig through and I also love coming here to drop off my donations! Glad…read morethese treasures can find second homes. The workers here are so sweet as well!

My friends and I had a good experience shopping here. The racks were neat, which honestly is hard…read moreto find at Goodwill and it's not the employee's fault. LOL. My friends and I were able to purchase some good finds that were reasonably priced and will definitely go back. The store was clean and the employees very helpful.

What an amazing thrift store. Great finds. Helpful staff. We actually were fortunate enough to run…read moreinto a sale that occurs on Tuesday and Thursday.

Stumbled upon this thrift store randomly and have to say, this is one of the nicest thrift shops…read moreI've ever seen for clothing. There was a lot o parking in the front, which I always appreciate. The lot is shared with a mechanic and a dispensary, I believe. Wide selection of men's and women's clothing, organized by color in some cases. The prices here also could not be beat - I've been to many thrift shops where things are priced at what you would think you would see at a Ross or TJ Maxx. Here, prices seemed more than fair - I could see shirts for as low as $3.99! I ended up getting a cardigan from LOFT for only $5.99 and my sister got a mug for only $2.99. The service was okay, the woman at the checkout counter wasn't overtly friendly, but it was fine. Not a super wide collection of books but I did see a number of DVDs and various household items (dishware, mugs, other random household items). We will definitely be back!

I love this store. I usually do not like second hand stores because they smell unclean. This store…read moreis clean and so is their clothes. I highly recommend it. Nothing is over $20. I have found some great pleated skirts for $5! A wool camel jacket for $8.99. Seriously quality merchandise in all sizes. This is a self help place. There is no service to speak of and there are no dressing rooms. So what you buy you keep. But is well worth the investment.

I really am in love with this thrift store and I've been trying to find a good one for years now to…read morefall back in love with drifting I swear the most I've paid for a piece of clothing. Here was probably eight bucks. You really get a lot of value for what you spend. Everything is clear the employees and people who volunteer there are super friendly and helpful and don't harass you or follow you around like other thrift stores tend to do. They have a really big selection of kids items as well upstairs and men's and women's clothing I keep finding myself going back every time I have extra money lol really humble workers as well. me and my mom love it here. Check it out if you're ever in the San Fernando Valley area.

Quick and easy! The drive thru makes it the best way to donate articles and clothing and quick…read moreservice!

I went in today to see want they had,it was full ,but the employees love using the F***word and on…read moretheir personal phone talking seating down. It's ok to do that in the back . Too my surprise you're the cashier. Wow

We were heading to San Diego when we needed gas and lunch!…read moreBefore going to Porto's Bakery, we decided to get gas first. Then we saw Savers thrift store! As we entered Savers, we were quickly greeted by the staff. The store was a nice sized one and very clean! Everything was very organized! They have clothing, household items, books, purses, bags, jewelry, shoes, and more. It all depends on the donations. The prices seem very steep to me. I guess I've never thrifted in Los Angeles before?!?! They are open seven days a week from 10 am to 8 pm. You can join their club and get points towards a discount. 100 points equals 1 reward. Each reward is a 20 percent off your next purchase. You'll have to read the fine prints. If you're 55 plus, shopping on Tuesdays is a perk! They say you can get 30 percent off. ( EXCLUDES new merchandise with the red tags on them ). I would ask the clerks about this before shopping and ask about their "restrictions may apply" policy! Overall, it was a nice tour of the store. Know your prices vs shopping secondhand prices. Employees were very helpful and friendly. Ample parking!

First time at a Savers, and I'm not mad at it. The cashiers seemed gracious, the selection was okay…read more(some things priced a little high), and the entire store was immaculate. I didn't find much, but I'll be back for sure with more donations. That was our initial purpose. I know this is a "for profit" second hand store, but Goodwill is wild with their limited hours and no longer accepting donations at this time response when I call. Also, Savers gives you a 25% off purchase coupon, Goodwill has gone down to 10%. If I were to put them in order of where I'd go thrifting, it would still be Goodwill, then Savers, then Salvation Army. Also, on Yelp & Google it still has holiday hours - this place is open for business as well as accepting donations daily from 10am-8pm.