I've only been living in Los Angeles for about two years at this point and sadly I've only made…read morethree trips to The Midnight Hour Records. My first trip was about a year and a half ago when some friends were in town and we went record shopping. I'm not as big into buying records as I once was but I was immediately blown away but not only the selection of records, but the huge selection of VHS tapes, CDs, random odds and ends, and shirts as well. The store itself is pretty dang huge and once of the first things you see when you walk in is the stage against one of the walls. How many shows did I go too? well, only one because I live in DLTA so most shows happen where I live, so I rarely wanted to drive 45 mins to San Fernando. My second trip was for a night market around the holidays with my wife, and my third trip was last week for the Final 818 Day show. I arrived a little late to the show and walked in during Human Garbage and the night was truly magical from that point on. With a lineup that consisted of Internal Affairs, Piece by Piece, Carry On, Twitching Tongues, and God's Hate, I can safely say this was probably one of the best shows I've ever been too and something I'll remember for years to come. The atmosphere at this shop is positive, violent, and full of heart in the best way. The sound at this shop was dope (minus the frequent mic issues) and each set was perfect. I've been actively going to shows since 2003 and the fact that in 2026 I was finally able to see Carry On play, is something I will absolutely never forget, let alone that I got to see them play a small show instead of Sound and Fury Fest. Overall, The Midnight Hour Records was the best thing San Fernando had to offer and it's a shame that the city didn't do everything it could to keep it there. The downtown area is absolutely dead and this place gave it a bit of life that will sorely be missed. Luckily, West Hollywood seems to be the future home for this shop and I can't wait to check it out as soon as it opens. Long live The Midnight Hour.

Commitment to the community is what really makes this store stand out. They are dedicated to the…read morecommunity by hosting a space for community led events. This space has had a real positive impact on me. I attended an event hosted here, and was able to connect with a nonprofit and found a volunteer opportunity that I most likely wouldn't have discovered otherwise. The store fosters connections and supports the community through various activities. I definitely want to check out one of the rock shows in the future.

Loving the people here and the collectibles they have!…read more Recently I have been into Pokémon cards and they have a good collection, I've been hunting Morpeko and I got most of them here! Tony and Tony are awesome!

shop had a card that was price tagged at 740 when attempting to make deal the owner changed the…read morepriced tag for a higher price , scummy guys

I normally wouldn't respond to someone else's review, but I love this store and I love the human…read morebeing behind it, so I want to offer another perspective. First, if you're expecting a polished, curated vintage boutique, All Things and More probably isn't that place. You absolutely have to dig. Things are constantly coming through the doors, sometimes faster than Zach could possibly sort through them. And honestly? That's one of the reasons I love it. Zach could pull out every desirable vintage piece, research it, clean it, stage it, photograph it beautifully and charge vintage-boutique prices. He could probably make a lot more money. But he doesn't. Instead, people like me watch his Instagram, see something amazing come in, and practically race each other down there hoping we get to it first. I have furnished a good portion of my own home this way. My dining table, chandelier, leather sofa and several of my favorite vintage pieces came from All Things and More. I've found brand-new items still in their boxes, beautiful vintage furniture, clothing and some wonderfully strange treasures that I would have paid considerably more for somewhere else. People from the entertainment industry also shop there for clothing and pieces for productions, and items from productions sometimes make their way back through the store. You truly never know what you're going to find. But none of that is actually the biggest reason I support this place. It's Zach. I affectionately call him "the Saint of the Valley of the Sun." I've personally watched this man make sure hungry people had something in their stomachs. I've seen him offer water, fruit, tamales and Cup Noodles. I've watched him give clean underwear and clothing to people experiencing homelessness and tell them to go find themselves some pants and shirts. I've watched him give people work when they needed an opportunity. He helps provide food through a pantry and has stepped up when people in his community were afraid to go out and needed help. And one of the things that has stayed with me most is watching him encounter someone who is struggling and simply ask, "How are you feeling?" Not "What do you want?" "How are you feeling?" He sees people. So yes, you may find a dusty basket. You may have to move things around. You may leave with dust on your hands. This is a rough, old-school thrift shop, and nobody who loves it is going to pretend otherwise. But if you slow down long enough to really look, you might also find an incredible piece for your home that you can actually afford. You might find something with a history. You might find something nobody else noticed. And somewhere in the middle of all that beautiful chaos, you'll probably find Zach making sure somebody has eaten that day. That is why people are drawn to him. All Things and More isn't perfect. It isn't curated for Instagram. It's messy, unpredictable, affordable, interesting and deeply human. And I hope it stays that way.

This is one of those spots where you don't expect to find something and all of a sudden you found…read moresomething you've been looking for for ages. The owner is such a nice person he gives to his community. He always has a smile and something to say when you walk in he's very welcoming!! he prices his items like a true thrift store. The prices here are extremely fair. This place is kind of hidden but once you come here, you'll never want to go to another thrift store. I have found so many good things here!!! I can't reiterate how good the customer service is here the owner is such a gem. We love you Zach!!!!!

I highly recommend Tristan Estate Sales. They are professional, organized, and incredibly helpful…read more They take an overwhelming experience and make it easy and manageable. Their attention to detail, communication, and compassion for both the family and the belongings really stood out. If you are looking for an estate sale company you can trust, I recommend Tristan Estate Sales!

Unprofessional, untrustworthy. These two will list items on…read moreFacebook marketplace for one price. Then double, or triple the asking price once they open their estates without warning. Will be avoiding and reporting any Facebook listing/estate sales they're associated with moving forward.

Shady business dealings by owner Dino. Dino sought me out at as a vendor at a flea market. Offered…read moreme a vendor space to sell, with $100 deposit paid in cash, remaining $500 to be paid the following month. He sent a text message saying I now needed to pay the $500 plus a 3% business fee they "charge all customers". He said to pay or he would get another vendor as they're "completely sold out" and have vendors lined up for my spot. I said I didn't agree to the extra fee, to which he responded it's up to me but I already paid the $100 deposit. Of course there was no mention of anything being non refundable. Original photo of contract shows $100 deposit, with $500 owed at later date. Second photo shows where he wrote in pen to add the "3% bank fee". This guy and his business are shady and they refuse to refund my deposit. Believe the negative reviews, stay away from this shyster.

This was our first year at the record show and my family and I (husband, and daughters 11 and 13)…read morewere able to find something for all of us. Super nice vendors. Will go back!

I really used to love this place when I first discovered it. Everything was reasonably priced and a…read moredeal was always one aisle away. Recently things have changed. The prices are CRAZY high for a thrift store. I understand they operate trucks and a brick and mortar building but for them to be charging nearly retail prices for used clothes and items they got AT NO COST is just insane. Parking is usually packed and you may end up parking on the streets of the local neighborhood. However if you have donations I'd drop them off at the door THEN find parking. There are often 3-5 tag colors for sale. However most of the items you select will conveniently be a label color off sale. The workers must have paper cuts from as often as they change the tag colors. Come expecting to spend at least an hour if you're on the hunt for something specific. They often have a good variety of purses and shoes. I mainly purchase small home decor items, workout clothes and furniture. I found a gigantic lightweight canvas in the art section that I just love. And I'm constantly checking the vinyl section for gems, all of which are typically $3 or less each. Take a second to view the jewelry counter, you may find some nice earrings behind the glass or costume jewelry hanging up. All the "good stuff" is located behind the counter. That includes items like video game consoles, "luxury" bags, sealed items, cameras and lenses, smaller electronics, instruments, etc. Apparently they're open on Sundays now which is new and still pretty calm since I don't think many people know about it. A lot of the workers are mainly Spanish speaking so do not be offended if they don't answer you right away, they will quickly locate someone bilingual to help. If you can take your time you'll find some good stuff, however with the rising prices the deals are better some days than others. I would give them 3 stars but the prices lately are just brutal.

Always love this place! They have a wide range of finds from clothing, shoes and household items…read more Everything is still fairly priced although I talked to a few regulars that say prices are going up, in their opinion. For me, everything seems fair for the quality. They need to have more cash registers open to get people in and out quicker but otherwise very friendly staff. They have people stocking at all times. CASH ONLY!! They have ATM's but just bring your cash, sometimes ATM's run out of money. Every day the have different color tags with discount.

Great customer service from welcoming owners, which I believe is family run…read more However if you're claustrophobic, you will struggle shopping here. It's jam packed with merchandise and rows are wide enough for only one person. I found a totally beautiful, unique tea cup plate but it was finding a needle in a haystack. Prices tend to be higher than expected. They have a lot of housewares, furniture, small appliances and clothes, though I would edit in what to sell. You could repurpose a trophy, but who would want a souvenir wedding mug? There was also a strong, fresh cannabis smell. Still, since I scored such a beautiful saucer, I would return when in the area.

I'll be honest, this is not a thrift store for everyone. It's insane and chaotic in there but there…read moreare some incredible pieces. If you're looking for art, furniture, or other home goods this is your stop. I didn't even bother looking through the clothes as there was so much other stuff to find. The prices in some of the items are a little steep, but the business owner if fully open to negotiating. The gentleman I worked with was kind and personable and we were able to work out a good deal on some paintings and kitchen items.

Did you know that The Salvation Army is one of the few donation centers that uses their benefits to…read morehelp the community? ...Actually they help millions of people annually through extensive social services, providing emergency aid like food & shelter, long-term support such as addiction recovery, job training, and housing assistance with roughly 82% of donations going to these programs after covering monthly overhead. They offer services without discrimination, aiming to meet immediate needs and address root causes of poverty in communities nationwide. This is one of the reasons why I donate to this location...it makes me feel good knowing I am helping out my community. The inside of the store is quite large with racks of clothes separated by sizes and gender. It is very neat & clean. They also sell used furniture, accessories, books and more. Donations are excepted daily during regular business hours. Plenty of parking in the lot. **Donation Drop offs - located in the back ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Cool place to donate. You just have to drive around to the back of the building for the donation…read moredrop off area. Also a great place for shopping. Its pretty big and well organized. Its done by color for clothes so you will be searching for a bit but thats part of the fun! Theres also furniture you can try out, electronics you can plug in to make sure its working, and a bunch of other stuff. Records, dvds, books etc. Staff is nice, its well maintained and theres a lot of parking in the front as well as the back.

I went here over the weekend and enjoyed looking at the comic selections. Continental Comics had a…read moredecent amount of new comics, but a crap load of back issues. I was looking for Uncanny X-Men Bronze Age, they carried more than a lot of comic books stores would have. If you're looking for other back issued, I can almost guarantee they're going to have a big selection of that title. If you're looking for back issues, you should check this place out. By the way, they sell Funko's!

Came here after going here a lot in my childhood. Didnt know if the owner was that creepy and just…read moreweird back then maybe i didnt notice because i was a kid. But yeah he definitely has simpsons comic book guy condescending vibes mixed with A LOT of creepiness. Being in the store with just you and him is not pleasant. He doesnt look intimidating but you wander if theres any bodies in the back somewhere...