This is a great place to source vintage items for a certain aesthetic. They had a lot of Y2K…read morefashion that would be great for festivals and a ton of Penny Lane coats that I would guess are from the 90's -00's. They also have an adorable sitting area at the front that is 70's inspired. I would love to go back when I have more time.

Most amazing shop!! Beautifully curated And the best part…read moreis Angelique, the most beautiful soul! We love her and her wonderful team

What a great spot to give your vintage clothing a second life. The selling process was very easy…read moreand worth it due to a nice and attentive staff that ensures whatever you bring inside is inspected with an open mind. I brought about two garbage bags and left with both about a quarter less full, but my payout was very generous. Give this place a try!

There's a really cool pair of inferno Doc Martin here but they're selling them for 200, and Google…read moresearch shows it runs from 200 to 300 you could buy them on eBay or 230. I really like them, but it would be nice to come here and actually save some money. But it seem like they were more concerned about shoplifters, rather than knowledge and actual customer service.

I was there 1 week. I requested 2 weeks in a row, one month b4 arriving. When u arrive, u are…read moreassigned a booth. After my 1 week, owner mentioned he could get me 2nd but I'd have to move all my things. Now, how is that possible, since no one knows their space until they arrive. How come this person already new their booth????? How come I was moving and had to take off all my labels, rewrite them with new booth number. BAD BUSINESS

Good Society is solid. Love the concept and the store! I've been both a seller and a customer. I've…read morescored so many great finds, because when I am there to set up my closet, I naturally also browse and get to look around and see what kind of scores they have. There is always a great selection for me and my kids, my kids love browsing and they've found some really fun stuff too. From a seller end, I've done well and am super happy about the sales I've received through my closet space. This stuff would be sitting at home otherwise. I feel the seller fees are super reasonable and it's all really organized and such an easy system to get started selling. I reserve 3-4 weeks at at a time because what might not sell 1 week may sell another week so imo, it's really worth it just to try it for a few weeks! $35 is low risk to just try it out. Especially love that their website says if you don't make the $35 fee in sales, they'll cover it. "We believe in the model, and we're invested in making it work for you." That is a business model I can get behind!

Huge selection of clothing and housewares. Some electronics. Clean and organized. Some prices…read moreare high, some a great bargains. Like any other thrift store.

As most thrift stores these days have forgotten the purpose of second hand stores to aid those who…read morecan't afford to pay retail prices .... People donate products and their prices aren't realistic way over priced. Many of my friends will no longer donate due to this high pricing can purchase new item at several stores for less than what they are charging I think they need to realize why people donate. They say you should not charge more than 20% of what item is worth this is not close to the pricing at Savers? If $100 value on an item should be $10 not the case at this store .. small damaged paper back book going for $3 crazy library stores charge 25 cents and Hard backs $2.

First time dropping off donations. Wow!…read moreEvery single person there had a smile was súper friendly, and made me feel welcome by saying hello. This is the only place I will be donating my things from now on. I went inside to check out their shop. So much selection of everything you need. Shout out to both Silvia's who helped me from grabbing me a cart helping me with item prices, made me feel like family since it was my first time there. And during checkout explaining their points and also invited me to daily services. Truly the kindest people, thank you I'll see you soon with more donations

I would like to begin by the workers, I would ask that the store starts by making sure they have…read moreworkers that know how to treat customers because as I have witnessed there are workers here that don't care to make a seen in the store for other customers to see and they even lie and say someone was insulting them when in reality it was the worker that simply did not like a comment the customer made so she proceeded to kick the customer out of the store this comes of as racism from the workers behalf .

"They thought to use and shame me but I win out by nature, because a true freak cannot be made. A…read moretrue freak must be born." -Katherine Dunn (from the novel Geek Love) At last a vintage store with a legitimately quirky and odd inventory. This place packed a whole antique market, thrift shop, and curio cabinet into one unit. I do not know whether to attempt to describe the few vintage things this store does not stock or the complete horde of objects that it does. The answer to the question of where one would put everything if they had it is definitely Above Face Oddities. The owner, Melanie, worked wonders with this storefront. Were there crates of records? Yes. Were there racks and racks of band shirts. Oui. What about dope patches and pins. Si. Lunch boxes with chill art on them.? Why not. This does not have original art by lady artists? Turns out it does. But with all that inventory, I doubt Above Face sells Halloween costumes, right? Wrong. This store belongs in the sequel to Ghost World. The kind of store Enid and Rebecca would have opened once they completely quit caring about what anyone else thinks. I could see Ripley's Believe It or Not buying this place out. One could pass most, if not all, of a day just mulling over the sheer merch here. There was even a can of Manic Mallow from The Simpsons. Where else would it be? I could on and on about the jeans, the hats, the pins, the belts, the jewelry, the art, the posters, the make-up, the wigs, the risque framed cartoons, but I will leave some of it up to the imagination. Stay in your lane, normcore folk. This store is for the odd.

I always go thrifting when we are in town for Disney. This shop popped up and I'm glad we stopped…read moreby. Went upstairs and found a sweater. The girl working there was so nice and friendly. Then we went downstairs and the guy was cool and nice. So many things to see! I'm glad we stopped. If you like unique things you'll find a little of everything here.

So I met the lovely owner on a shopping platform and she was so very kind and responsive in working…read morewith me to purchase a dress based on a screenshot. She provided great detail about the product and offered a great price. I realized the actual shop was not far from my house and had the opportunity to shop in person. The store is amazing! Such awesome items and a very relaxed atmosphere, perfect for shopping. I have made a few purchases and plan to continue as a return customer. Check them out, you won't be disappointed!

Obsessed with her store! I went to a pop up and had to stop myself from buying everything. Follow…read moreher Instagram for ideas on how to style too!!!

There was so much good stuff! I wish i had had more time! I'm not from here but when I'm in town…read moreagain I will come! I will say a lot of things that caught my eye were brand new with tags!!! Found an Anthropologie leather jacket new with tags but now my size!

Goodwill Boutique? Only in Orange County. Designer labels at a good price if you're in to that…read more They have it all from clothing to glassware. Nice to browse. Did not find anything as I've outgrown that style. One worker was a bit hyper focused. Not animated.