This small business is groovy and eclectic. They have a great selection of high quality, unique…read moreitems, especially from the '70's. Who doesn't love owls and owl merchandise. They also sell men and women's clothing. Prices are not bad. The young man behind the counter is welcoming, with a genuine smile on his face. Plenty of free street parking.

Vincent was so helpful in informing me that a beautiful blazer I saw earlier this year at retro…read morereload was in fact, S-O-L-D. =( Sad but grateful to have a solid answer! Vincent went out of his way to get this information by encouraging me to shoot the Hive phone number a pic via text message, he then forwarded it to someone at the two neighboring stores (Retro & The Halloween shop, unsure of the official name). Thanks for the hustle! Seems the owner or hiring manager really knows how to pick a swell staff for all three locations on the block! I'll chime into the Hive if I need to get something oversized or something for the men in my life!

Clean, well organized, kind and welcoming staff. These ladies love what they do and it shows. We…read moredropped off multiple items to donate and browsed the shop as well. A great store to give back to the community! Way better than going to goodwill where everything is overpriced and most donations end up in a landfill somewhere.

This is my favorite thrift. It's ran by really sweet ladies. The cause is wonderful. The clothes…read moreare nice and clean, they are very organized. The thrift store is tidy. Prices are standard thrift prices in my opinion. They are actually a bit better prices than other thrift stores I've been to in LA.

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.

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.

I often drop off clothing and household items for their thrift shop, which I understand helps fund…read moretheir community outreach programs like feeding those in need. I've also donated food for their community kitchen.

The staff was very rude. I brought in a donation of girls children's clothes and shoes and they…read moredidn't even want to accept them and they were in fine condition. They told me to go to Salvation Army.

Just as straightforward as the name of this store, this place is chock full of oldies but goodies…read more Lots of European pieces displayed and unique antiques, plus most interesting, a talking parrot in the back patio! It's quite comical to hear the parrot saying hello to you and stating his name. I was looking for unique nostalgic art to hang in my entryway. I did spy a pretty painting and will consider it later. The owner was very welcoming and took the time to show me pieces throughout his store. Definitely recommend as there are definitely some unique items to look at. Prices seem reasonable. Street parking.

It's a great place to rummage thru and find things. The owner is Cherie and she is pleasant. But,…read morethe prices are not always great and some are overpriced. I worked at my dads vintage store growing up and some of this stuff is way overpriced. It seems like she just made it up on the spot. all in all its a nice place with some interesting stuff.

The good: I saw Mini Melissa kids shoes for $6.99 and kid's…read moreCamper boots for $6.99. They have a "premium" rack with higher-end brands. I got a Free People moto jacket for under $30. The racks are nicely organized. The interior is very spacious. This was the nicest Goodwill I've been to with the most upscale/cooler/trendier brands. The bad: The item I wanted didn't have a price tag on it and I had to wait a long time to get it priced. The manager needed to be called and even they couldn't figure out the price so the process took longer than I would've liked. The interesting: I got my son a Paw Patrol guitar here for $3.99. There are two other thrift stores walking distance from here so you can make a whole day out of thrifting.

This place is huge. It's right on the boulevard (Hawthorne) you can't miss it!…read more I guess this location just opened recently so we decided to check them out. TONS of clothes. It's like 80% clothing and the rest are miscellaneous toys, books, home goods, furniture, etc. WAY OVERPRICED. I saw some items that were either broken, missing, or just taped up together, and was priced like it was retail. Actually way more than what retail would charge. I was like what? No one's going to pay for this... Also, when I passed up some of their products like furniture and books, I immediately started coughing which I know my body it's usually a sign of mold or water damage of some sort. It smelled weird. I know the difference. There's a difference with the old smell of clothes like when you enter these stores vs. old musty and moldy furniture and books.

This place holds magic…read more I always discover something perfect that I didn't know I needed 'til I found it.

This place has been one of my favorite places to shop for antiques and overall unique items. The…read moreowner Olga has been nothing but nice and friendly every single time. I moved away from the area but when I visit I make it a point to stop by and say hi and check out the rotation inventory she has. Olga you are amazing can't wait to go back and visit !

Hours: M-F 11am-4pm Sat 11am-3pm…read more They seemed to be closed during lunch hours when I went when there was a food drive going on. They have lots of heels for work A small selection of boutique work clothes Dresses Lots of normal wear Service was great for me Great value. $5 dresses $4 blouses etc This is located in the ymca in the downstairs (if there's a gate it's closed)

During Covid closure, the staff took everything out, scrubbed, repainted, and gave this small store…read morea refurbishing. It's the smallest thrift shop in Pedro, and the prices are good. It's mostly clothing and the quality is generally good. However, if you need furniture ask, because furniture is donated and sold but usually posted on-line and held elsewhere. It's called Julia's closet because Julia Morgan, the architect who designed Hearts Castle, designed the original building, making this Y and this location something of a historical landmark. The thrift store is in what was a garage at one point. Also outside, Julia's garden. An opportunity to buy potted succulents.