This store is located all the way at the end of southwest airlines gate. It's the last shopping you…read morecan do. The clerk was nice and friendly. Well stocked with newspaper, candy, soda and misc. things. I just came here to buy some nuts before take off. They also have stuff for kids, traveling and your necessity needs. It's a one stop shop before you head out to LV, SF, SJ or where ever.

I shopped around at this small travel kiosk. They had all the basic essentials of an airport store…read morelike magazines, books, snacks, clothes, etc. The lady asked if I needed help and I said no and looked around. I decided to pick up a Burbank magnet. Paying was pretty easy and they accepted credit cards. The place wasn't busy at all so it made it easy to browse around without bumping into people with their luggage. And the prices seem to be in line with the other airport type stores which is higher than outside.

Venice Custom Shirts is truly something special…read more Margaret and Ardo made me a beautiful custom shirt that was designed specifically around a blazer I brought into their shop. Margaret helped me select the perfect off white Italian cotton and worked through every detail with me, from the collar and cuffs to the mother of pearl buttons. The collar was even designed so the points would sit properly beneath the lapels of my blazer. When I picked up the finished shirt, the fit was perfect. It wasn't simply a shirt made to my measurements. It was a shirt designed for me and for the way I intended to wear it. The quality and craftsmanship are exceptional. But as beautiful as the shirt is, Margaret and Ardo are what made the experience so memorable. They are two genuinely kind, warm and wonderful people who made me feel welcome from the moment I walked through the door. They listened, shared their tremendous knowledge and experience, and made the entire process enjoyable. There is something very special about dealing directly with people who have spent decades mastering their craft and still take such personal pride in what they make. When I returned to pick up my shirt, I found another beautiful shirt that Margaret and Ardo are tailoring for me. I think that says something about the experience. I was already looking forward to the next shirt before I had left the shop. I walked into Venice Custom Shirts looking for someone to make me a great shirt. I walked out feeling as though I had found my new shirtmakers and, even better, made two new friends. Thank you, Margaret and Ardo. I will absolutely be back, and I could not recommend Venice Custom Shirts more highly. Mark

If you're like me -- and maybe you are -- you love clothing but the uniqueness of your frame…read morepresents a set of challenges. I'm six feet tall, with broad 42 inch shoulders, a slimish 32 inch waist, long 35 inch arms, and a slightly larger than average 17 inch neck. So for me to get a slim fit in most button-ups, I have to buy a medium, which means that the shoulders are a little tight, the arms a little short, and the neck? Forget about buttoning it up. I found my brand, Gitman Bros Vintage, about 5 years ago and have bought about 2 dozen of them. Sometimes at South Willard, sometimes at Opening Ceremony. They aren't cheap ($150-$195), and they came as close to fitting as I could possibly get. I never considered custom-made because I had heard that they cost $300 and up. And this was how things went for a while. But I'm also lucky. My boo is a clothing designer, and she decided to buy me a custom-made shirt. We discovered Venice Custom Shirts through a well-dressed friend, and made an appointment to come in. Their shop, on Ventura Blvd in Studio City, is small and neat, easy to park for and about 15 minutes from Silver Lake. I brought my favorite shirt -- Gitman Bros, from South Willard, short buttondown collar. Immediately, Margaret and Ardo were warm and welcoming. They wanted to know what I liked about the shirt I brought, and had me try it on. They noticed things about the fit that I hadn't, and asked what I wanted to change about the shirt. Usually the way the process works is that they measure you, make a muslin shirt as a prototype, and then when the fit is right you pick the materials you want and make 'real' shirts. Well they did me the favor of making the muslin in a material that I could actually wear. I had them do a few slight alterations to the fit, and when I apologized for being so specific, they both smiled and Margaret said 'Andrew, we love doing this. Come back again if it isn't right. We want you to be happy.' And this was clear from the level of work they delivered. For the first time in my adult life, I have a button down that FITS. I can wear it buttoned all the way up. With the sleeves rolled up past my elbow. It is the perfect length, the arm holes nice and hight, the body nice and slim. Then, we brought in some of our own washed French linen and had Margaret and Ardo make a slightly different -- no rear vent or pleats -- version of the shirt and I just got it yesterday. And wore it last night. It is an wonderful shirt to wear. The fit and drape is perfect. Versatile. My initials in a swanky font on the cuff. They have a huge range of fabrics in the shop and lots of collars to choose from, and they are full of suggestions for how to specifically customize your shirt. In a month or so, I want to go back and have them make me a slim, collarless linen shirt that buttons down halfway. A little Dries Van Noten feeling. Venice Custom Shirts has my highest recommendation. Their blend of old-fashioned service and impeccable, precise custom tailoring is unbeatable. I feel like a huge weight has been lifted from my shoulders. Funny choice of metaphor there. And I've saved the best bit for the end -- their shirts cost about as much as the off-the-rack ones I was buying. Even less in some cases. Incredibly reasonable.

Randomly walked into this new shoe store with my family, and I'm so glad we did! We were in the…read morearea to grab some froyo. Of course, curiosity got the best of us, and we decided to check out the store. Phil, made it even more fun by offering us a great deal on a pair of sneakers that my husband was eyeing. The catch was, we had to win a coin flip! HE called it, WE won the flip, and walked away with a great deal on a pair of New Balance 9060s. Such a fun experience, great store, and genuinely friendly staff. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area!

This place is such a cool little gem in Burbank! I love to keep up with the latest…read moresneaker/clothings drops & the staff here have me covered! They are knowledgable, caring, and reasonable with their prices. Great addition to the town!

Very nice salesperson. Needed a simple white men's tshirt, I called and they had it waiting for me…read morewhen I came to pick it up. Great prices, and cool vibe

I'm a New Yorker who stumbled across an almost hidden store front, in an obscure hipster part of…read moreSanta Monica Blvd. When I first approached the store I was a little nervous and rather unsure of what I might expect. As soon as I entered the door I was met with a huge smile and welcoming vibe in a store that looks more like a museum than a street wear store filled with exquisite photos, paintings and trendy men's street wear. The manager Tommy/Tony helped me track down everything my boyfriend had been looking for or had in mind as far as his style. I frequent Fairfax and La Brea when I'm visiting Los Angeles and have had good customer service but the guys at SSUR Los Angeles are the best with their assistance when it comes to their clients.

Love ordering tags from this professional crew. They are always responsive, professional and…read moretrustworthy! Thank you for all your help!!!

They have a great selection of clothing but oversized Boot…read moreselection is fair I will definitely return for a second pair.

Great service and recommendations. Good selection. Support this local Pasadena business!read more

Treat yourself, Juju is the best store in Brentwood! I love that store and always bring friends…read moreand visitors to Juju's. Shari, the owner has an exquisite taste and will immediately find what suits you the best. For very reasonable prices you can find gorgeous clothing and accessories from all over the world especially from Italy and France. You want to look stunning and impress your fashionistas friends? Don't miss $30 rack of treasures!

Cute store with beautiful things! Bought a gorgeous, super soft tunic made in Thailand for $49...a…read moresteal for a Brentwood store! They also have scarves, kimono-fabric t-shirts, bohemian belts, and other pretty things. Great place for gifts - for yourself or others.

Friendly and very knowledgeable it was a very pleasant experience it was very clean and organized…read more and answers every question I had very thuroly and very patiently . I will recommend them to all my friends

A hidden gem!! It wasn't even listed on Yelp before!…read more If you're from the NE side of the Valley and love to sew but can't stand getting on the 5/118/210/traffic to head over to Michael's/Joann's/Walmart/etc. for machine supplies then this has your name written all over it! I used to pass by this place all the time but NEVER saw it before. It caught my eye the other day and I finally stopped by to check it out. This is seriously my new favorite spot! This place is a mom & pop shop that specializes in both industrial and home sewing machines. If you ever need your machine fixed, this is the place to bring it! If you ever need supplies, this is the place to come! If you have a sewing machine but don't know its anatomy, come here! I've been sewing my whole life but I never had any formal instruction- I've always just winged it. So, as a result, sometimes things would go wrong and I just never understood why. So today, I stopped by and was impressed by how many sewing machines this place has! There were a few that had just been repaired, there were some new and some old. They had scissors, thread (the big spools), needles, oil, bobbins, pretty much any supply you would need for a sewing machine. When I walked in, the owner immediately greeted me and asked if I needed any help. She was very sweet and smiled when I explained to her my situation. She began to give me some advice and some tips for sewing. The phone began ringing so her husband took over and finished explaining to me for her (so cute). He brought out different sized needles and didn't put any pressure on me to buy all of them or just one, he only suggested that if I was looking to buy that I buy the more popular size and then come back for the rest if I wanted to sew with different material. I bought a pack of 10 needles for $5! What a deal! I'm sure they have packs with different size needles but I didn't ask. However, I did ask if they offered any classes and they said that they only offer classes that teach you how to OPERATE your machine- not how to sew a t-shirt, etc. They said you didn't have to bring in your own machine but suggested that you do so that you are 100% aware of what your machine can/can't do. They also said that the class is $30 and if you took half an hour or an hour to learn that was okay- timing wasn't a big issue. Just make sure to call ahead of time to speak to Lillian so she can schedule your class. Overall this is a great place to buy things for your machine. Once again, for your MACHINE. This store is all about TLC for the machines- not for its products. So if you need buttons, small spools, material, books or any other kinds of materials/fabric then you'll have to get on the freeway. :( I am however still searching for a local store that sells all of this so I'll update this if and when I do find that special place. p.s. I paid with cash, I'm not sure if they take credit card. You might wanna ask.