I love shopping here whenever I'm in town! The prices are fair for the vintage items they offer…read moreconsidering where the shop is located. Kinda wild to leave a one star review because it's out of your price range :)

Driving by we had to stop since the outdoor set up is very cool. Prices are ridiculous. A pair of…read more"vintage" Steve Madden boots were $185. The store is very dusty and smells like rat pee. You can tell some items haven't been touched in a while (dust). A lot of the items are not vintage and are vintage inspired OR leather items you can find in Mexico today. My friend asked how much a shot glass was, the woman working said $15. When we went to pay, she called someone to double check it was $15.... Don't give us a price if you're unsure. We aren't going to pay more if you already gave us a price. Overall a cool shop from the outside, but that's it.

The employees were welcoming and the shelves were organized, well stocked and clean. I bought a…read moretwinkle twinkle figurine and my sister bought two Hirono's. The cashier was friendly.

I was minding my own business walking around the store with my older sibling and my younger…read morebrother, looking at the different items they had. My little brother was playing with one of the Labubu hair products when an employee came up to him and said, "You've had enough fun. Let's not ruin the product." We understood and immediately stopped. After that, though, the employee kept following us around the store, which made us feel very uncomfortable. My brother eventually said, "You don't need to follow us around." The employee then mumbled, "Why don't you shut the f**k up." When my brother asked him what he said, the employee denied it and claimed he was just doing his job. He then asked where our parents were. I called my parents over, and as soon as they arrived, the employee ran into the employee room. When my parents asked about him, another employee claimed she didn't know who we were talking about. This was strange because we had just seen the two employees talking before he went into the back. Another customer who overheard the conversation said they only heard the employee tell my brother not to mess with the products, but that wasn't the issue. The problem was that he followed us around the store and, from what we heard, cursed at my younger brother. I don't know whether he was profiling us, being discriminatory, or simply being rude, but his behavior was completely unprofessional. There was no reason to follow us around the store or speak to a child that way. Customer service like this is unacceptable. For reference, the employee was an older man with a brown beard. Unfortunately, I didn't catch his name.

The market was a fun and cute detour. It is a quite small market so don't expect to spend too much…read moretime there. There was a variety of stalls, from food, art pieces, blind boxes, clothing, and jewelry! They had stalls that sold items from $5-65+ it really depends on your budget. I would say I had a good time. For what it is I would say it was nice. If you are looking for a flea market type of event with many stalls, thats not what this is so I do understand some disappointment if you have those expectations.

Might not have the most numbers of vendors, but every vendor there carries unique and beautiful…read moreproducts/creation. Clothing, jewelry, clayware, chopsticks, farm to table produces, cookies, faux nails, etc.

Love the customer service. Very knowledgeable about the breads being sold on the table. Friendly,…read moreapproachable, inviting atmosphere. The bread itself was delicious and fresh. Presentation was well organized. Check them out next time you're at The Enclave. Also, they seem to sellout FAST so get there early.

Noga Bread is a rustic sourdough bakery pop-up shop. Customers can find the pop-up at The Enclave…read moreat 8 AM on Friday + 9 AM on Saturday & Sunday as well as at the Torrance Farmers Market on Saturday. Our party happened to stumble upon this pop-up at The Enclave and decided to grab a quick bite while waiting in line at Nook Coffee Bar. The LA Times wrote an article about this pop-up shop ( https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2025-02-24/croissants-sticky-buns-pastries-south-bay-bakery-noga ). [Parking]: There's a free parking lot behind The Enclave. [Menu]: They had croissants, sticky buns, quiche, and danishes. I ordered one quiche ($10.00) and one savory danish ($10.00). The quiche had tomato sauce, but I am not quite sure whether it tasted like a $10 quiche. While the danish had a fluffy crust with a slightly spicy sausage inside, it was just alright for me. [Conclusion]: I had really high expectations for a $10 piece of baked goods and unfortunately it tasted pretty pedestrian.

Great products and customer service! I've recommended this place to others and now this is the only…read morespot they will purchase loose leaf tea

Coming here is a no-brainer if you live in the area! Recently, I ran out of hand soap and was able…read moreto concoct a DIY dispenser out of an empty kombucha bottle and shampoo pump. It smells delightful when you walk in and there are many great options whether you're looking for dish soap, hair care, or no-waste dental products. As an avid tea drinker, I also love seeing some options for my beverage of choice! I ultimately went with the rose geranium hand soap since I'm a fan of florals, and it's serving me well so far. Unlike cheap brands that don't fully clean or even name brands full of forever chemicals, BYO's hand soaps clean without stripping your skin of its natural oils. The consistency is comparable to SimpleHuman's gel soap for their automated dispensers. Will plan on returning for a refill when I once again run out!

What a lovely store. I normally go to the Pop Mart in South Coast Plaza which always feels crowded…read moreand overwhelming. This location is much more spacious which allows you to browse much longer. I got a Hirono blind box and a Nyota plush.

Back here again to get some blind boxes since I recall they have more selections I haven't seen at…read moreother places since they're from a while ago. I was shocked to see the Sweet Bean Christmas series because they're a little older and it's only June! I got a bunch of Dimoo blind boxes. I wish the store will give a reward or gift for buying so much at once! And the service is really nice here.

This Way has some of the coolest products that I've seen in a long time. Pop up shop is really fun…read moreto hang out at and take a look at what Summer has found on her travels. If you're at The Camp or at The Lab you must stop by and pick up something. Also if you're online and doing some shopping check out the website. It's rad!

I ordered custom hats from beachbumsportz for my college and they were amazing. They were made from…read moreupcycled volleyballs which made it a unique and cool looking hat!

From the owner: At BeachBum Sportz, we proudly offer a unique collection of eco-friendly hats crafted from…read morerepurposed sports leather such as Volleyballs, Basketballs, and Soccer balls. Each hat not only showcases your love for sports but also embodies our commitment to sustainability. Stand out from the crowd with a one-of-a-kind accessory that captures the essence of adventure and eco-conscious style.

I don't usually have much of a sweet tooth, but tonight I was craving for something along the lines…read moreof ice cream, but less sweet. I'm glad that Yelp recommended this place to me! The mango bingsoo was so good. I'm usually a savory foods girly, but I love the "not to sweet" sweets just like this bingsoo! It was my first time here and definitely not the last. The texture of the ice caught me off guard in a good way! It was like soft, but also still had a good "bite". I never had fresh snow before, but this is what I would imagine the texture to be like. It's milky ice, but in the best way possible. It's not icy at all. It's like soft and pillowy. It made me want to keep eating it. The mango sauce and mango cream on top was really good too. At first when I looked at the bingsoo, I'm not going to lie, the presentation looked a bit underwhelming at first, but there's a generous amount of mango chunks around the middle of the bingsoo. The mango chunks were soft and sweet! Honestly it was soooo good! My husband and I ended up sharing the shareable size together and we were able to finish it without a problem! I'm already craving it again as I am writing this review lol! The portion size is actually good. I love how they give a mountain of the ice and not have it flattened out. I also liked how milky the bingsoo was. It also didn't melt too fast, which is a plus. I was actually able to indulge instead of scarfing it down. Now I wish this place was closer to me as I'm from the Bay Area! I would probably eat this everyday if I could lol! It does get a little messy, like sticky so make sure you have napkins! I also kind of wish they had some topping options like mochi bits, condensed milk, sago, or mango popping boba lol or an option for extra cream! Oh and we arrived around 9:30pm. Not too long after we arrived, the place was packed! They do have a parking lot, but parking is quite limited and it's only like 20 minute and 30 minute parking.

Thanks to Yelp for leading us to this spot!…read more We had dinner in Torrance with my sister and my daughter. We were having so much fun and were looking for a dessert spot so we can continue to catch up. We found Noon Bingsu. It's in a strip mall with lots of other Korean businesses! It's well lit inside but not much in terms of decor. We got a small mango bingsoo and it was delicious! Big chucks of fresh mango, lots of mango flavored cream and the soft powdery shaved ice. There's really nothing else like it. In the famous words of Asian dessert compliment - NOT TOO SWEET! I'd love to come back again and try the injeolmi or grape flavor.