Wow, what a gem located in downtown Tustin. We wandered in and found ourselves in…read morerecord/vinyl/collector heaven! This is a small place packed to the gills with the best stuff. Lots of records, cassette tapes, cds, and comic books. There's some tshirts, stickers, pins, coasters, and the funniest cards (birthday, engagement, wedding, etc) with very funny/ silly and mildly inappropriate humor and drawings (but so fun!). There's lots of collectible toys and goodies all over. It feels so fun inside. You can tell the owner is a true collector and the store reflects that. It is packed but not overwhelming (does NOT feel like a junk store). Everything is well ordered and neat. If you love music please come support this shop. It's a gem!

Fantastic record store! Tom, the owner, is a nice guy and is very knowledgeable. Great selection as…read morewell. Will definitely be coming back.

This treasure has lots of high end brand names, new with tags as well as almost like new,…read moreespecially for women designer tops. I noticed a bunch of wedding dresses (that I do not see at other Assistance Leagues), in addition to the usual clothes for women and men. Babies and small children's clothes are folded in small bins. When I was there, the special was linens at 50% off. The women who volunteer there are very nice and helpful. Limited hours from 11 to 3, and Wed to Sat.

Every time I've visited this location I've found awesome pieces at great prices. I always look…read moreforward to stopping in when I'm on the area. The employees are always friendly and accommodating and are hard workers. It takes a lot to run a place like this one with donations always coming in, but they really do manage to keep the store clean and organized. Check out the big white board behind the registers to see what special pricing they have for the day. I was shocked to find $2 jeans/pants sales on the day I visited and scored a pair of Levi's 501's for $2!

Hubby and I were in the area to purposely look for antique places to shop at. We did browse…read morethrough a few others in the area, but Grant's was definitely the catch of the day for us. It's located in a small-ish shopping center; probably around a dozen total shops in this small area. Close to the main streets. When you walk in, it's not that big of a shop, so you full see how every place is filled from floor to ceiling with lots of knicks and knacks. It was great :) There were some things that weren't for sale (namely, items in the window), but everything else seemed to be. Saw some great small and big pieces of furniture, glassware, ceramics, international items, jewelry, gems, beer steins....there were just a lot of different things to look at. The merchandise that caught my eye were some of the pocket watches he had that were NOT quartz, and they were working! Totally cool. The owner was also cool enough to show how he figures out what items are actually made of silver, and which ones are steel, so that was a cool demo :) Overall, will probably come by again. He definitely has a few gems. The only unfortunate thing is that it can be a pretty small shop, so there's only so many people that can be at the store at a given time. But, Grant was cool..and the AC was on! :P

It's Sunday and you're in Tustin. You're looking for something unique, something antique and…read moresomething no one else has. In Jamestown Square, Gerda's Antique's is open. Gerda's Antique's has been in the same location for over 30 years. She is a staunch german lady who will tell you exactly what she means and won't give you the hard sell. She has an ever-changing array of items from china cabinets, desks, tables, glassware, paintings (look up!), vintage clothing at times costume jewelry, and quirky things like reel to reel tapes, brass and wooden object de art. I once found a beautiful inlayed 3 legged table from Iran there and I wish I had bought it then because the next time I came by, it was gone. I personally have a soft spot in my heart for Gerda because she was my neighbor for 7 years when I first moved to Tustin. She will tell you what you need to know with no fluff, guaranteed. And you have to believe that with being in the antique's business for over 30 years, she knows what she's talking about. As a side note: as you drive into Jamestown Square, you may happen to notice the little white chapel in the parking lot. You can rent that from Gerda as well. UPDATE: 01/31/2008 After thirty someodd years, Gerda's Antiques as we know it in the Jamestown Center is going out of business. She will be moving some of the nicer pieces left into a shop off of Orange Circle.

Cool antique mall with lots to explore. I have been here several times…read more The front desk is very friendly. On my last visit, I asked if I could bring my dog in and they gave me the okay and welcomed us in.

I swear this is like a time travel portal! As soon as you step inside you go down memory lane. It…read moretook me back to childhood memories I had completely forgotten . Service was great every one was friendly , it's divo by sections , they close at 6pm so go early because you will need time to look through everything. Low key felt some vibes though

There was so much good stuff! I wish i had had more time! I'm not from here but when I'm in town…read moreagain I will come! I will say a lot of things that caught my eye were brand new with tags!!! Found an Anthropologie leather jacket new with tags but now my size!

Goodwill Boutique? Only in Orange County. Designer labels at a good price if you're in to that…read more They have it all from clothing to glassware. Nice to browse. Did not find anything as I've outgrown that style. One worker was a bit hyper focused. Not animated.

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.

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.

So I met the lovely owner on a shopping platform and she was so very kind and responsive in working…read morewith me to purchase a dress based on a screenshot. She provided great detail about the product and offered a great price. I realized the actual shop was not far from my house and had the opportunity to shop in person. The store is amazing! Such awesome items and a very relaxed atmosphere, perfect for shopping. I have made a few purchases and plan to continue as a return customer. Check them out, you won't be disappointed!

Obsessed with her store! I went to a pop up and had to stop myself from buying everything. Follow…read moreher Instagram for ideas on how to style too!!!