Visited this store for the first time with my daughter yesterday. OMG. This store is literally…read morepacked full of vintage clothing, shoes and accessories. So many racks and shelves to look through. Their dressing room doors are actual old refrigerator doors. Everything about and in this shop was so cool not to mention the employees were super friendly and helpful. We will definitely be returning soon.

Fun fun fun…read more.. Another amazing store that literally carries everything. It can be a bit overwhelming when you walk in but your eyes will get adjusted...lol... This place has loads and I mean loads of fun hidden jewels. There's so much items in stock that you literally have to spend some time here. You will literally want everything that you see. The selection of clothing from all sorts of era. You have fun theme items which theres loads. Of course they can be a daily wear item. The vintage collection is top notch. All the decors throughout the stores are fun. Vintage mannequin heads, the dressing rooms doors made of old vintage refrigerator doors, they were great. There's a huge selection of vintage jewelry on displays as well as loads of fun sunglasses. Beside the clothes, the vintage signs which I assume are display were fun. Now that'll be great for home decor. Not sure if they're for sale though. Basically this is another gem along the art district that worth a wander. So much amazing and fun pieces.

This place is a true gem - a hidden mini mecca for antique and thrifters!! I've driven by numerous…read moretimes and finally decided to exit my vehicle and explore it yesterday, and I'm so glad I did!!! It's so much bigger inside and filled with epic treasures from vintage dishes to beautiful furniture pieces. They have a great outdoor section and inside, so many unique pieces to please most any thrifter or antique lover. Beautiful open, organized layout to roam around and very friendly, helpful staff. My quick "I'll just check it out," turned into an hour of thrifter heaven and a few beautiful pieces that now grace the walls and shelves of my home. Prices are fair, depending on vendor; their merchandise is good to high quality. They also played awesome 80's music to enhance your shopping pleasure :) I forgot to snap pics because I was too overwhelmed with excitement, but added a shot of my favorite piece on my wall. We, (my debit card and I) will DEF be back!!

Urban Americana is a very cool vintage and antique store worth checking out if you are ever in the…read moreLong Beach area. There is a small parking lot here or street parking all around the area. Inside, it is a pretty spacious building with a bunch of booths with different vendors showcasing their items. They have a wide range of things from high end furniture, books, vinyls, art, cutlery, rugs, clothing, and more. Whether you are just window shopping or looking for a new addition to your space, this is a great spot to check out!

Fun antique consignment store. Most items were discounted as they work on transitioning over to the…read morenew location. The more items they sell, the less they have to move over to the new location. I found a few fun items that I wish I could have purchased.

Long Beach Antiques recently moved into the old Joann's space on Los Coyotes Diagonal, and wouldn't…read moreyou know it - serendipitously, I dropped by for a visit the day that happened to be their grand opening at the new location! Ventilation is much better here compared to the warehouse from before, and they've taken care to add some fun murals throughout the store. It's possible they put the popcorn machine away for the event, but I'm hopeful the next time it'll be back by the entrance; it's a staple! My main critique with the former space was that much of the costume jewelry and trinkets were behind glass. Part of the fun of antiquing for me is being able to touch, feel, and engage with historical pieces - it seems like the new setting has solved for this. I found a fantastic tapestry finger purse from JR Miami 1950s-1960s for $20 (one of the ladies who works there told me she nearly bought it that morning) and a sweet $3 footed teacup I'll upcycle for my plant collection, I recognized some of the booths, so I'm glad they were able to move with LB Antiques. If your dog is well-behaved, they are also super dog-friendly here and your pooch will have a field day sniffing all the textiles and curios. My only remaining gripe - and it was a gripe when the space was still Joann's - is the parking can be gnarly getting into! Between the pub and Pilates, the plaza can get pretty busy and the parking spots need to be repainted,

I found Magnolia and Willow Antique Collective while searching for things to check out in town. I…read moreimmediately started following them on social media to see their latest finds posted. This was my first trip to the shop, and it was great! It is way bigger than you'd initially think it is, which makes it such a fun way to spend a few hours exploring all the goodies in the shop. They have everything from clothes to silverware to home goods, vinyls, shoes, art, jewelry, and more. They wrap your items up with paper so they stay protected while you're transporting it home. Right now, they have their seasonal Christmas items up and available for purchase. The store can be difficult to get around depending on whether or not you have certain accommodations necessary for navigation. For example, no ramps inside despite some steps, and some of the spaces are fairly narrow. However, the store has a sign up that they're happy to try to help all customers access the store; you have to let them know if you need help. Overall, I found their prices to be fairly competitive. They do have sales which you can find out about via their Instagram page. They do not offer any discounts on items. They accept both cash and credit cards, but prefer cash. If you use a credit card, your minimum purchase must be at least $10 or else you incur a fee. If I read things right, they only accept Visa and Mastercard.

There is a great selection of items, but it's not a friendly experience when shopping. Owner or…read morecheckout manager is cold and unfriendly. Gave no apology for not being able to find an item they have listed online. It did not deter me from buying items I wanted but it did deter me from spending my usual haul amount at antiques/vintage stores. Just didn't feel like I wanted to shop more than necessary. Prices run on the higher side of items values.

Not sure if that was Leslie working or just another worker but she made it clear that she didn't…read morewant black people in her business. She apologized to another shopper for me walking into an open business with my uncle looking for specific items. She then repeatedly refused service verbally stating how uncomfortable she was with us in the business in general. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS BUSINESS TO ANYONE OF COLOR! Not that there's anything we'd want to buy from there anyway!

What a great shop and lovely owner. Leslie's is full of beautiful finds at reasonable prices…read more Highly recommend.

Ahh I absolutely love this store. I wish I lived a bit closer. They have such great vintage pieces.read more

Visited this store with my daughter yesterday for the first time. Wow....what a great little shop…read morefor vintage music shirts. My daughter walked out with 3 of them. Both the owners were there too and they were both so sweet. Definitely be returning soon!

I shopped here while I was in town and found a cute short sleeve button down shirt that was hanging…read morein the first rack as soon as I walked in! Definitely, an eye catcher. This has gotta be one of the cleanest, brightest thrift store I've ever been to. The energy was so positive in there and I love that the gals who work here are super friendly and helpful. They do have specials and look for the colored tags which indicates the discounts. A couple of older women were exciting with joy when they seen what I was purchasing and honestly, I don't get that type of commotion as much anymore and it felt so organic and fun. Will definitely be back!

I stumbled upon this place on a Friday night at the Lil farmers market. What a awesome place. The…read moreminute you walk in you're so welcomed by friendly welcoming people. Probably the cleanest thrift store I have been to in a while. Will definitely be back. The lady that said : blessed with no stress

I'm not sure why the store has such low reviews. Yes it's vintage and yes, you have to search…read morethrough it, but isn't that the whole charm of buying gently used or vintage clothing? I was pleasantly surprised by the sheer assortment of jackets, coats, and everything in the store. A lovely sales associate helped me, his name was Jordan. Super friendly more than helpful and knowledgeable. I'll definitely be coming back.

These special gems throughout the art districts are one not to be missed. And these store is no…read moreexception. A stroll along the blvd and this place caught our eyes. First thing I notice were all the amazing vintage fur coats and jackets hanging along the wall. And by that, there were so many to choose from. The collection was quite impressive. Of course you have all the fun vintage shirts and jeans. Rows and rows of the as well as loads of cowboy's boots. It seems like vintage and cowboys seem to be going hand in hand at all these vintage shops here. There's loads of fun accessories with trucker hats of all kind. Then there's the fun belt buckle, so many good ones. The rows of clothing is overwhelming to a point where you literally want everything you see. There's also a really large selection of sunglasses. This store literally has everything. It's denim, cowboy boots, trucker hats and fur galore. A cute store that's worth stopping in and have a wander.