I bought something from this boutique and was charged twice for the same item without being told. I…read morechecked my statement after I purchased this and the owner didn't do anything to help; just took my money. Wouldn't recommend shopping here unless you want to lose your money.

Round Trip Collective is an amazing small business. I went to their new location in Redondo Beach…read moreand found amazing clothes, jewelry and accessories with great prices. The store staff is amazing and the owner super attentive to customers. They respond super quickly online and overall just a super great experience. I love supporting local business and helping their growth. Way better than shopping thru big, expensive over produced companies. Give it a try and you won't regret it. Thanks Round Trip Collective! Love your stuff! #thankyouthursday #pinkfriday

I had a great experience at the boutique that recently closed down not too far from Soluna so I…read morecame to check them out to support small business. The decor is cute and customer service is fine. Definitely went in assuming this is a boutique with higher quality clothing. Most if not all of the clothing is very cheap quality and made in China from wholesalers. I saw a few pieces that seemed a tad better quality. The store is curated with the boutique look, but it is fast fashion similar to forever 21 quality clothing at significantly higher prices. I also saw some makeup products that I have seen sold at Marshall's and Ross. I tried something on straight out of packaging in the back and it was stained. Just be aware what you are buying if you check it out. There also are no refunds.

Such an amazing shop! And certainly not a little one - it stretches back a fair amount…read more When you step in, the outside world is instantly muted in gentle colors and soft fabrics. Great place to look for positive energy, happy plants, and healing stones. There's plenty of interesting things to look at, and tons you'll want to take home.

Great store WHEN they're open. Problem is they are always always closed. Went again today Saturday…read moreat 2:00 in the afternoon and it was locked up tight. I used to go here several times a year 8 years ago, they had regular hours. Now it seems like they are never open.

This is the best costume store in the LA area. The selection of quality womens and mens costumes is…read moreamazing. They sell unique costume accessories, and have one of a kind masks and handmade feather hair pieces. The prices are very affordable and the owners are very helpful. This is my favorite Halloween store and I'd rate 10 Stars, if I could.

Loved this store. So much character and characters to see. It's well organized but you can still…read moreget lost. They had/have a mini Big Boy statue I wish I could buy. Check their store out.

Halloween 365 days a year is what this place is, and it also looks cool from the outside. There's…read morea large Jack in the Box display. Once I walked into the shop, I could tell this place was interesting. It's wall to wall Halloween merchandise, but not just costumes or masks. Although I was drawn to the section of $60 Halloween purses across from the Kool Aid man, they sell small and large Halloween decorations of all kinds. They sell high quality, scary monster masks. There's a section set aside for just clowns, as well as, an entire section designated specifically for just Michael masks. Staff were friendly. I was greeted at the door. They are behind the counter, ready to assist. Parking: Plenty of metered, street parking. If you're willing to walk a little, there's plenty of free street parking a block or two away.

Absolutely love to shop at this boutique. Found the perfect weekend outfit, along with a cute set…read moreof earings and necklace. Super friendly svc.

I have been waiting for my order of three items to ship for over a month. I reached out and the rep…read moretold me that they were waiting on one item which was arriving the next day. That was around 2 weeks ago. I reached out again and nothing. I'm beginning to wonder if this is even a real storefront. Very disappointed as I wanted to wear my local 13 gear over the summer.

The man who owns this business treats all his customers kindly. This is one of the few clothing…read moreshops in San Pedro that I really like. He has a variety of Women's clothing and accessories that I find appealing and his prices are very reasonable. It's hard to find shops like this in the small town of San Pedro, but this is definitely one I would recommend if you wanna find cute and affordable items. The business owner is not about ripping you off. He takes the time to help you with a very gracious attitude. Check out this small Women's Clothing Store if you live in San Pedro or are nearby. You won't be disappointed at the things you find and the prices.

This is a fun thrift shop located on Pacific Ave. right in the heart of Pedro. As is the case with…read moreall thrift shops, you never know what you will find here. It's a great, ever-changing plethora of a little bit of everything. This is a well organized thrift store. The moment you walk in, you can pretty much see all the various departments and what they are offering where. They generally keep their records and books up near the front, and their clothing over to the right side. They also keep their more boutique items behind the counter. That is a perfect place to discover that unique and/or antique or collectible item. They have all their electronics in the back. So if you're looking for anything electrical, and or anything else like that, that's your place to go. Overall, this is a fun shop to go into. The staff here are always really nice. And, you can come upon that item that you've been looking for or that's something you never knew you needed.

Just came to do a drop off a donation. It's street parking, so it's tough if you have a lot of…read morestuff or big items to drop off. I parked like 3 cars down from the store. When I walked in, there was a worker named Robert that I asked about the donations. He offered to help me bring in my box and frames in. Super helpful and friendly. Cute thrift shop, clean, bright and helps though in the recovery program.

I cannot recommend San Pedro Handbag and Shoe Repair enough. Gabriel is truly the only person I…read moretrust with leather. His work is nothing short of amazing. I wish I had taken a before photo because my bag was covered in stains + the handles were so dirty from years of use. Gabriel completely transformed it. When I picked it up, it looked BRAND NEW. The leather is clean, refreshed, and restored so beautifully. you would never know how worn it was before. The craftsmanship, attention to detail, and care he puts into his work really shows. If you have any leather bags, shoes or items that need cleaning, restoration, or repair, don't take them anywhere else. Gabriel is a true expert and worth every penny. Thank you for bringing my bag back to life!

BEWARE: Overcharged me and under delivered…read more Brought my favorite lace up boots to be repaired. The tongue was literally disintegrating. Charge me $120. Picked them up about two weeks later (that is not how long he said it would take - I was traveling and requesting the later pick up). He requires payment in advance, in full - this was a huge red flag to me, but because of the positive reviews, I let it go. Arrived to pick up the boots and the lace holes had not been cut in. So he did it while I waited. Turns out, the holes were too small for the laces. He damaged the end of the lace trying to get them through. Said I just need to work it a bit more but if it doesn't go through, he'd have to replace the metal rivets and charge me more. He was eventually able to get the lace through one of the holes and sent me home to do the rest. When I asked about the damaged lace, he told me I could tape it up or buy new laces. I got home to finish the job. Had to use my husband's tools to try and make the holes a little bigger. As a result, some of the leather started cracking off - is leather supposed to do that?? I'm so angry. In fairness, I did not call the owner back to give him a chance to fix this mess. I don't trust he would actually do it. I debated a long time before leaving this review. I don't like leaving such negative reviews without giving the owner an opportunity to make right. But, in this case, it didn't seem that he cared that the job was not done well from the outset - why should he do anything; he already has the money. Then saying he would have to charge me more so I could lace the boots? Seeing the damaged laces and telling me to just tape it or buy new laces? This is not someone who cares about the end product. I did buy new laces but the holes were too small for the these as well. I tried two with the smallest diameters I could find. It wasn't the laces. I recently moved to the area. My prior shoe repair person charges far less and would NEVER return the shoes to me looking as these did. He took pride in his work. The shoes always came back looking brand new. And, while not cheap (taking care of good shoes is not cheap), I never paid as much as I did at San Pedro Shoe and Handbag. Sadly, he's an hours drive, one way. May just do that in the future though. About the only positive with this entire experience is that parking is quite ample. Just thought I should warn you. Would strongly recommend AGAINST paying in advance.

This is one of the largest and most organized Ross locations I've ever been too (best one probably…read morebeing the Las Vegas Strip location). Tons of items in stock, and very neat organization. I bought a pair of running shoes, and checkout was fast and efficient. They were checking receipts at the door, but a lot of locations are doing that now so no big deal. The other employee I dealt with was also helpful. The parking lot has plenty of spaces since it's in a larger shopping center, you just may have to park a few rows from the entrance.

This is a huge Ross. They had a lot of name-brand shoes and boots at cheap prices which was…read morephenomenal. Service was ok and the line moved fast even though it was long. Note: The aisles were tight, so it made it hard to walk through them. Hangers and other items on the floor needed to be picked up.