Hidden gem, they got hella buttons. And the girl Marie who works there was very helpful.read more

The woman who runs this store is really sweet and I'm glad to see this place around still. Fun…read morevintage objects and a small selection of cloths. I got an amazing mumu from here once and was given a free cool vintage pen that was out of ink. Great spot to stop by.

We decided to pop into Timeless Treasures after lunch to browse, and unfortunately the experience…read morewas a bit of a letdown. The shop has a lot of small decorative items and vintage-style trinkets, but many of them felt significantly overpriced for what they were. A lot of the pieces looked similar to items you can find at places like BTS, The Council, or Out of the Closet--just with a much steeper markup here. Because of that, it was hard to justify actually buying anything. That said, it's still a fun spot to wander through if you enjoy browsing eclectic knickknacks and vintage-style decor. It's good for a quick peruse, but personally I wouldn't plan on spending much money here.

After a Yelp Elite event at LATea, I walked around the block to check out other businesses…read more Walked passed this unassuming store and it's a thrift store that has great selections of used clothes, house wears, and furnitures. Staff were there but didn't greet me or anything. No biggie. You can easily find good labels here for under $10, like Levi's, Zara, Top Shop ...etc. They have an extensive area in the back for "higher end" clothes, and home furnishings.

This is an "antique" store in the true sense of the word. As in, there are pieces up to several…read morehundred years old. There are 3 small rooms on the first floor surrounding a giant warehouse (where the most impressive finds are), plus a small upstairs area. The most jaw-dropping thing I saw was an intricately-carved wood bed from the late 1600s; it was a sort of canopy bed but also had partial walls all the way around, giving the impression of a small room. I've never seen anything like it. I'm betting that they get a good chunk of business from the nearby studios; this would be prop heaven for many a period piece. The ladies on duty Friday mentioned that they get a lot of professional decorators in as well. Speaking of the ladies, even though it became painfully apparent right away that my mom and I couldn't afford to shop there, they were still friendly and shared interesting stories about some of the pieces we were looking at. I really appreciated that they didn't dismiss us as looky-loos. This is not a store for the average Joe. This is a store for the discerning collector, who would have no trouble finding an awe-inspiring, one-of-a-kind treasure.

High quality antiques at retail prices. I really enjoyed their inventory. I could easily see many…read morepieces at home! There are large pieces of furniture from Europe. Table top pieces such as lamps and statues, along with lots of beautiful mirrors. Doris, the owner, is very kind and informative. There is a parking lot on the property, but there is also metered parking on Jefferson.

This place has to be the queen of antique malls, and I've been to a number of them. It is truly…read morevast and contains a very wide variety of artifacts from a) a very wide range of countries and b) a fairly wide variety of time periods. You can easily spend a couple hours in here. Victorian china and silverware? Check. Scandinavian ceramics? Check. Southeast Asian statues? Check. This is a place where it really pays to look carefully. There jewelry collection is pretty substantial and has a wide variety of pieces. I had one find that blew me away: an Ancient Roman bronze belt buckle that had been turned into a pendant. Circa 100 CE. Pretty sure it was the oldest thing in the building, but I can't be absolutely sure. The employees were delightful to talk to and were very helpful on getting prices and showing me things in display cases. I got into a long conversation with an art historian over the aforementioned belt buckle. Prices range. I bought a pair of beautiful pillows for under 35 dollars. But there are some pieces here that are either so rare, unusual or simply intrinsically valuable that they are going to be an investment. This is by no means a thrift-store. Will definitely return.

The Mart Collective is just the coolest! If you ever wanted to do some chic antique-ing in Los…read moreAngeles, this is the place to do it. It's a huge 16,000-square-foot space full of some modern, mostly vintage and some antique home goods, books and accessories. Important to know going in - This isn't Goodwill, it's more high end second hand shopping in Venice! However it's not as high end as a gallery and has no pretentious vibes. It feels comfortable walking around to scope things out. They have their own small parking lot but it fills up quickly and then cars camp for spots on the weekends. I've found that the earlier you go, the better. They have really cool pieces, unique items and everyone I encountered was friendly and eager to assist. They say they have 100 dealers there! The space is well organized so you don't feel claustrophobic despite being surrounded by stuff. Very cool space I'll be back to! They also list items on ebay!

I have been shopping at Pepe's thrift for over twenty years! The whole Pepe family is so nice and…read morehelpful not to mention all the treasures we have gotten here over the years. Our entire house is filled with Pepe's furniture bc it's unique, well made and excellent value! Their son will even deliver the treasure to your home!

And I thought that making a trip to Pepe's Thrifty Shop just after Christmas and just before New…read moreYear's day (Monday, December 29, 2025) would yield an end-of-year bargain, but bargains were not meant to be. If fact, not only were there no bargains, but there was not a single item for sale, not "on sale", but "for sale". I checked Pepe's Thrifty Shop's web site and the days and hours of operation are as follows, "Mon-Fri 10 am - 6 pm Sat 10 am-6 pm Sun Closed" (in cut-and-pasted format, from their web site). I made a trip to Pepe's Thrifty Shop to spend hundreds of dollars on furniture, but could not even get by the door. Oddly, Pepe not only closed up shop, but specifically closed for business from December 24, 2025 through January 11, 2026. It must be great to be able to go on vacation for 2 1/2 weeks, but what I seriously find fault with Pepe, is that they failed to include this enormous period of closure on their web site, so my trip as well as a trip for many others, was wasted! Pepe, I am disappointed in you and this error of consideration for your customers, is awful. I sure hope you enjoy your vacation Pepe, but you may have lost several, if not many customers, as a result.

I bought a trough fountain from them that was almost $10,000. Two years later it is eroding and…read morecracked and leaking. Basically falling apart. The limestone is like chalk. I had a terrible time getting the pump to work when I first bought it and was treated so rudely i went to another company to put it right. I can't even be bothered calling to complain because their compassion and helpfulness has been zero through this whole, terrible experience. Shockingly bad. Boo!

Over priced crap you will find on Amazon and other platforms if you look. I saw so many things I…read moresaw on Amazon here ten times the price. I honestly don't o ow how a place like this even does a single sale with the power of the internet.. don't come here hoping for anything quality or original let alone a good price. Go to the rose bowl flea market, mar vista flea market instead.

Always a good time strolling the aisles at the antique/vintage market. I think they do a good job…read moreof curating the vendor selection. Everybody has quality merchandise that is genuinely of aesthetic value. Unlike some flea markets that have a lot of junk. This one has a lot of amazing inventory I never come home empty-handed and there's always an end of the day bargain like that time I got a leather jacket for $10! Don't ask me how but magic happens at the end of the day.;)

Great location and I love the food vendors. However, when it comes to the market vendors, it felt a…read morebit repetitive -- almost every aisle had multiple candle booths, and beyond that there wasn't much variety. Mostly overpriced T-shirts, blankets, and oils.

Rick has been in this same place for over 20 years!!! It has many rooms for the treasure hunter!! I…read morelove coming here and have always found some great items!!! His prices are more than fair and he always has a story or two to share about the piece! Plan on spending some time here it's not a place you can just run in and out!!! It's one to go when you have time to look and dig! One of my favorite thrift stores to visit

This little store had a donation sign posted. I had a bag full of gently used and loved clothes and…read moreshoes. I dropped them off to a lovely elegant man accepted my donation. He shared it would benefit local animals welfare. I'm so down with that!

This thrift store is on the smaller side, but it's packed with all kinds of items -- and I ended up…read moreleaving with four great pieces, each better than the last. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there were a couple of special offers available during my visit, which was a nice bonus. They even have a small fitting area, which is incredibly convenient since most thrift stores and Goodwills don't offer that option. Because of this, all sales are final and they don't accept returns, which makes sense. Parking was easy when I visited. Street parking was free at the time, though there are meters around, so I believe it depends on the day and time you go.

I was visiting LA and had some time to kill so I came to check this store out. I found some good…read moresteals including a blue Italian leather jacket, Quince leather loafers in pristine condition, a Zara jacket and a Madewell sweater. Total cost was $63. You do have to dig around a bit but I was happy with this haul!

Great place incredible expert advice and very helpful with estate sale of some of my fathers…read morepieces. Thank you

I came to this place to get an antique Japanese sword appraised and possibly sell it to them. I was…read moregreeted by an older bearded guy who looked at the sword and told me that it was made after world war II with spare parts. I was offered something for it, however, I stated that I would like to do my own research on the sword. This guy took offense to this and stated that if I leave the store I won't be able to come back with the sword. He also asked me if he looks like the type of person to swindle customers and pointed to the antiques in the store. I told him no, and that I didn't mean him any offense and I just wanted to look at the history of it. I decided to leave after that. I don't think I'm going to come back here ever again. Seemed a little bit threatening and disrespectful.