The Reckless Unicorn offers a well curated and diverse selection of children's toys, books,…read moreapparel, and accessories. I went in searching for a gift for a 5 yo and had no clue what I wanted to get. The woman behind the counter was very helpful in pointing out a variety of potential options and then gave me time and space to browse. I love that they carry some clothing and books that are more local to LA, which made the gifts feel more unique and personal in a way. I would also much rather support local shops than massive e-commerce companies. So, I'll be doing more gift shopping here in the future!

Super cute store. A little over priced for sure but my main complaint is the lady at the front…read morecould be a little nicer . Like I'm here to spend money don't make me feel like I shouldn't be in here

Make good choices bc life has no rewind. That being said let's get into this beautiful vintage…read morereview. :D Starday Vintage is a nice vintage clothing store in East Hollywood. They carry a huge selection of men's and women's clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories. Most of them are from the 1920's to the 90's. Also they carry vintage guitars. All these nice items are neatly organized in their 2000sq ft store; stuff can be found by era and size in a brightly lit spacious environment. I found a nice brown bomber jacket (see photo) that I dig a lot albeit out of my price range. Price ranges from $5 to over $200 bucks. Atmosphere was relaxing. Staff was affable. Overall, I enjoyed my visit and I recommend this vintage store.

Wow! What a find! So much inventory and very good hand picked items. It was a day where I was…read morelooking for a vintage large glass cigar ashtray. Low and behold they had one! It was my first stop thrifting and found what I was looking for. Proven that you never know what you'll find here. Have to return to check out clothing and accessories. Staff is friendly and helpful. Worth the visit :)

Super excited to go to this store. Arrived and learned it closed TWO YEARS AGO!!!…read more The person in the new store at this address was great. But they didn't have what I was looking for Why is this store still on yelp if it's closed?

Was looking for some clothes, jewelry etc. that wasn't the norm that you find around town aka If…read moreyou are tired of the Venice, "Free People", Coachella basic look and want something a little more fun, colorful and unique than this is the PLACE! All those descriptions fit my fiance perfectly FYI so pumped to find this place. I found some many cool items and variety of stuff they carry is crazy for a smaller shop. Not to mention they have tons of Euro & Asian brands you can find no where else in LA (strange, but true). Wanna support a local boutique that is actually unique enough to call a boutique? Get yr butt over to Desperate.

I like this place. It's small but there's always a great selection. The staff is always really…read morehelpful and nice.

I pass by Vamp almost every time I walk my dog, so it was only a matter of time before I stepped…read moreinside. I was wearing more or less pajamas when I finally did, with my well-loved Rainbows on my feet. My brother's dog chewed one of these up about a year ago and I never got a new pair. I still wear my Rainbows almost every day, but I decided I needed an alternate pair of sandals, in case I wanted to look presentable with the warmer months coming. I got fixated on Ancient Greek Sandals for some reason, even though they're outrageously expensive and pretty simple in design. I ogled them on the internet for months, but didn't want to pull the trigger without trying them on. At some point I noticed a few pairs in Vamp's window display, during one of my countless ambles past its storefront. Vamp is a very attractive store. It's all glass in front, so you can check out the goods without even going inside. The goods are enticing, a lot of cute, fashionable shoes propped up just inside the glass. The space isn't big, but it feels spacious. There's generally one employee and zero to few customers inside. I've been in twice, both times with my dog pulling and grumping while I leashed him to my waist and tried on shoes. I was attended by different saleswomen each time, and they were both pleasant and helpful. The shoe selection was great. There were a lot of sandals available, and almost all the ones I was curious about were in stock in my size. There were about four or five Ancient Greek styles, and I tried on two of them in a couple different sizes (along with a few shoes from other brands that were cheaper and, unfortunately, not as cute). I ended up liking them both, and also not having my wallet on my first impulse visit. I decided to sit on it, and went back a week later with money. I tried on the same pairs and picked the black one, which was cheaper and more practical than the very pretty, very stylish burgundy pair. I love these shoes. I can slip into them, and they look and feel fantastic. They cost $200, but I will get my money's worth. I know I could've waited and gotten these shoes online for 20% off or whatever, but I like Vamp and would've felt shitty using them as a showroom. I don't think I'll go in all the time or anything (I'm set for a while on shoes, and also, after all this, I still wear my dog-chewed Rainbows pretty consistently), but I like having this place in my neighborhood and will probably shop here again.

Best vintage clothing store in L.A. but don't expect the staff to be friendly or you will be sorely…read moredisappointed.

This place used to be good circa 2018/2019. Haven't been here in a while until this week and the…read moreselection has really dwindled... Mostly geriatric looking clothes; strange prints and patterns on everything, mostly very large sizes. There was truly an overwhelming amount of Hawaiian looking and grandma floral print shirts. They used to have racks and racks of jeans in this place, and now they only have one, with mostly everything being high waisted or skinny. Place was also about 100 degrees inside and all the lights were off. Overall would not recommend unless you're a size 2XL and 75 years old.

The Los Feliz Flea sale is a medium sized affair in the parking lot/exterior space of Our Mother of…read moreGood Counsel School/Church. Unlike most flea markets, this felt more like a craft fair and less like an affair where you rifle through junk looking for a gem. That is to say: there is a combination of different merchants. Some are selling genuine vintage/antique clothing, records, decor and others are selling their personal ceramics, picture frames and more. It's an interesting combination but I would caution that this is NOT a flea market where you can find an armful of treasure for five bucks. The flea market hosts a number of food and beverage purveyors so you can easily get a snack while you peruse what's on offer. But the VERY best thing about this flea market: TONS of free parking in the back of school.

We found Los Feliz Flea Market while searching for something to do while in the LA Chinatown area…read more I was actually surprised that I had not known about it sooner. Runs every Saturday -- free parking and free admission -- yay! We arrived around 1pm -- parking was busy but we didn't find it hard to find a spot. Vendors were upstairs and downstairs in the same structure. We started downstairs. The layout is clean and spacious. I appreciated the cute signs that direct you to each floor. Although the rooftop was hot, there were umbrellas along the walkway and some shaded table seating next to the food/drink vendors. The vendors we met were all so nice and willing to negotiate. Downstairs I found a vintage blouse and was somehow convinced that I needed a winter cardigan. The seller gave me a deal I couldn't refuse! Upstairs my husband bought two vintage shirts to add to his collection. It was then time for a break -- the FYMBAS Matcha Latte and Strawberry Cola Slush were perfectly refreshing. We'll be back. :)

WOW. Not only did I find my new favorite brand, but maybe my new favorite store! My gf & i walked…read morein thinking it was just another boutique. I didn't understand the sizing, lack of material tags, (I'm crazy for sustainable fabrics), etc. & then we asked about the store's concept. Then, suddenly, it was SO FUN. We were in awe at how many cute pieces & a variety of designers through the shop. We were lucky enough to score 15% off for the Summer Sale. I'll be back in a couple weeks to see what new sample pieces are in stock!

Interesting selection so you can almost always find a treasure. Lovely people working there.read more

I've swung by this Los Feliz staple many of times for birthday presents to friends in forms of cool…read moreband t-shirts. And I personally go to this store for unique pants for myself. Now I'm in a state of shock to find out that the store is closing and many things in the store has an additional 50% off the price. Today I bought for pair of pants and three pairs of socks for $46! That is AMAZING. I talked to the helpful manager on duty and she has worked at this store for over 20 years. And the main guy about 35 years. Half Off Clothing Store has some really great fashion. Swing by and purchase some merchandise before they close for good.

Half Off Clothing store sells different variety of vintage shirts, pants, jackets and accessories…read morefor men/women. I have known this store for almost a decade and what I like about this store is that they have great prices mostly have 50% off. Moreover, they have friendly staff like Victor. Plenty of street metered parking. Overall, this is a very cool store in Los Feliz.

Don't waste ur time coming here. Though their hours say they open in the morning, they were closed…read morewhen I showed up at 12pm. Then later around 3pm I happened to be driving by and they looked open, so I figured I'd give it another try. The doors were locked and said to ring the doorbell, after ringing it twice the owner finally decided to get up and open it only to tell me that I cannot come in because the store is "by appointment only". The store was completely empty, yet she wouldn't let me in. I went to this store because I saw a review on Vintage Vortex's page that said Vintage Vortex sucks, and to go to Cherry-pick because it is so much better. Well, after being turned away from Cherry-pick I went back to that review and realized that the lady in the profile pic is the lady who answered the door...the review was made by the owner of this store. So not only is the owner turning away customers, she is dogging other businesses and promoting her store on their yelp pages. Definitely not the kind of person I want to be giving any of my money to.. No where on the website, instagram, or yelp page does it say that this store is by appointment only. I drove 40 mins to get to this store, if there weren't other amazing thrifts in the area this would've been a huge waste of my time. Do not go here.

A store inspired by Hollywood stars…read more This store is for legends and icons. You will find some of the most amazing vintage pieces. There's something for everyone - women, men and them! You'll find designer items along with clothing, jewelry and bags with taste. Timeless things, truly.

I've been visiting a lot of boutiques and gift shops on the Eastside and I've started to get a bit…read morebored. Simply put, I keep finding the same merchandise over and over again. Treehaus, on the other hand, had a ton of pieces that I've never seen before, either in Los Angeles or elsewhere. This shop carries a couple lines of interesting jewelry collections (I particularly liked the more industrial/brutalist of them), a range of adult and baby clothes and an interesting and eclectic line of eye wear. While the adult clothing skews toward femme, I would describe many of them as unisex, which fits the cool queer/feminist vibe of the shop. There were a lot of cool housewares that, again, I've never seen before. These range from the practical (metal soap dishes) to the purely aesthetic (fun art prints of famous spots in LA.) Lots of retro designs can be found to decorate your living space. Other things I really enjoyed: a human bone and organ ink stamp collection, fun notebooks and adorable stuffed animals. And of course, they had a great collection of books and cards. Prices were on par for quality. It's very middle of the road for a gift shop or boutique. The clerks on duty were friendly and personable. I would definitely have felt comfortable going to them with questions. I will definitely return the next time I'm shopping for a friend.

Fantastic store, little gem. Very courteous and professional staff as well. Will return!read more