The Reckless Unicorn offers a well curated and diverse selection of children's toys, books,…read moreapparel, and accessories. I went in searching for a gift for a 5 yo and had no clue what I wanted to get. The woman behind the counter was very helpful in pointing out a variety of potential options and then gave me time and space to browse. I love that they carry some clothing and books that are more local to LA, which made the gifts feel more unique and personal in a way. I would also much rather support local shops than massive e-commerce companies. So, I'll be doing more gift shopping here in the future!

Super cute store. A little over priced for sure but my main complaint is the lady at the front…read morecould be a little nicer . Like I'm here to spend money don't make me feel like I shouldn't be in here

This place is the cuuuutest and has all sorts of special something's for kids of all ages. I…read morepurchased a lovely indestructible book for my cousin's new baby. It's waterproof so the boy can drool alllllll over it, strong enough that he can't tear it, and made to where he can't eat it. Plus Céline the owner is just a gem of a human. She comforts a local homeless woman when she has episodes sometimes, and loves to converse especially with people who are in need of a pick me up! (She's one of those positive vibes people who sees the big picture, and an intelligent woman who inspires the young gals to grow up strong while speaking with kindness.)

Thank you to Gwyneth Paltrow for leading me to this hip childrens shop! Located on a busy…read moreneighborhood strip full of serious retail eye candy, La La Ling is the perfect spot to pick up a special gift for your favorite little! There's rock-n-roll onesies, beautiful dresses, cute accessories, one-of-a-kind books and more! My daughter had fun coloring in their children's area while I browsed the racks. I found a unique toy to give to a friend I was visiting later that week. Prices were on par with specialty gift shops. I highly recommend!

This place is never open nor do they ever open on time. Not sure how they are doing business…read morerunning like this.

Service was sh*t. There was nobody in the store besides who was on the clock (5/31 @ around…read more4pm-ish) & they didn't even greet my family & I or tell us goodbye. There was literally no acknowledgment. No eye contact at all. Just on their phone & sat back down on the counter to look at their laptop. It was severely unwelcoming & awkward. Why would anyone purchase anything from there & feel great about wearing any items from there if the energy is cold & bleak? Is that how you want to represent this brand? If so - then it was a success.

My favorite neighborhood boutique that sells the most colorful, fun, vibrant children's and adult…read moreclothing around. I always find something unique and adorable and get compliments left and right on the items I buy. I love you guys

The best boutique for kids clothes by far! Everything they have is so unique and the colors and…read moreprints are so fun and playful. I always buy a special outfit from here for both my girls birthdays and all special occasions. They are truly one of a kind and the compliments my girls receive keep on coming.

unbelievably incredible staff and the cutest gift shop. they always have so many jellycat and cute…read morekids toys. it's so whimsical in there!! 10/10 recommend

Their hours are incorrect. Ran to get a gift before they closed but they close closer to 5:40 on…read moreSaturday than 6. That's what you get when you try to shop small business I guess

the previous review I checked, It says it's hidden. Yes indeed! I got cheap items that looked good…read moreon me (scrubs, pj's, warmers) I like that they are nice people. very accomodating. There is one fitting area, parking here is humungous, set of scrubs $40 and below. Pj's $11- etc etc .. YEAH- I want them to sell a lot so they will not close and so I can come back. so please yes, come and visit!

Lol I buy the little boy dress shirts for myself. They have a great selection and they're really…read morenice folks to

Yolk is the newest gift store in Atwater Village. It's similar to the other gift stores but with a…read moreslight Swedish bent. Half the store is merchandise for children (mostly toys, arts & crafts, books) and the other half mostly home décor items mixed with books and accessories. Many of the toys are made of wood and are green/sustainable. On the adult side of things, I spotted Marimekko teapots, dishes and cups, blankets, lots of S'well water bottles and food containers, candles (Volupsa, Thyme, etc.), incense, incense holders, tote bags, colorful spoons, tiny selection of clothing, napkins, etc. Nothing caught my eye or seemed that unique, but the store displays were attractive.

I walked in to find a baby gift for my friend. The girl sitting behind the counter looked up and…read moregave me the dirtiest look. I looked around and found only one onesie out of the whole store for a 3 month old. Then a middle aged looking woman with pink hair walked in and to my surprise, she got a "Hello, Welcome!" from the stink eye store staff. I felt gross by the difference in customer service so I walked out soon after. Items in the store were cute but nothing that I was looking for.

Absolutely love this shop. Always head here when I need a unique gift. They do beautiful free gift…read morewrapping too. Sad they left Silverlake but excited to visit this location.

Sad times. Went to Clover this morning for some gifts only to find it closed and moved to Pasadena…read more Doesn't sound like a raising rents issue. It will be missed. My go-to for all things cute.

I'm extremely disappointed with the way this boutique handled my situation. I purchased a baby…read moredress for $300, and after bringing it home and trying it on, we realized the fabric was very uncomfortable for the baby. Just two days later, I returned to the boutique--not asking for a refund, but simply hoping to exchange it for another style. I was told there was absolutely nothing they could do because the dress was "final sale." I understand and respect store policies, but I also believe good customer service involves some level of understanding and discretion, especially for a loyal customer who has supported the business and is simply asking for an exchange shortly after purchasing. For a boutique selling a $300 baby dress, I expected a much higher level of customer care. The lack of willingness to offer any solution--not even an exchange or store credit--was incredibly disappointing and has completely changed the way I view this business. Policies are important, but so is knowing how to take care of your customers. Unfortunately, after this experience, I don't feel valued as a customer and will think twice before shopping here again Clear to Say that theyre just another greedy Armenian company who only look at their clients as a sale. They were not willing to help because they already made their money.

My experience with My Little Shop Boutique was extremely disappointing and unprofessional. The…read moredress I purchased was listed for $450 on their website, yet I was charged $550 in the store for the exact same dress. When I called to question the price difference, the associate claimed the website pricing was "wrong." She then tried to say it was a different dress, then she said price will change on the website due to Trumps tariffs, even though it was clearly the exact same style shown online. The explanation felt dismissive and unconvincing and I felt lied too. I asked to speak with a manager, and I was told someone would return my call. That never happened. For a store selling dresses at this price point, ignoring a customer concern like this is unacceptable. Charging customers more than the listed price and then failing to address the issue or follow up is extremely poor business practice. I expected transparency and professionalism, but unfortunately received neither. I hope the store improves its pricing accuracy and customer service because this experience left a very negative impression.

I've been visiting a lot of boutiques and gift shops on the Eastside and I've started to get a bit…read morebored. Simply put, I keep finding the same merchandise over and over again. Treehaus, on the other hand, had a ton of pieces that I've never seen before, either in Los Angeles or elsewhere. This shop carries a couple lines of interesting jewelry collections (I particularly liked the more industrial/brutalist of them), a range of adult and baby clothes and an interesting and eclectic line of eye wear. While the adult clothing skews toward femme, I would describe many of them as unisex, which fits the cool queer/feminist vibe of the shop. There were a lot of cool housewares that, again, I've never seen before. These range from the practical (metal soap dishes) to the purely aesthetic (fun art prints of famous spots in LA.) Lots of retro designs can be found to decorate your living space. Other things I really enjoyed: a human bone and organ ink stamp collection, fun notebooks and adorable stuffed animals. And of course, they had a great collection of books and cards. Prices were on par for quality. It's very middle of the road for a gift shop or boutique. The clerks on duty were friendly and personable. I would definitely have felt comfortable going to them with questions. I will definitely return the next time I'm shopping for a friend.

Fantastic store, little gem. Very courteous and professional staff as well. Will return!read more