Thank you so much for being at Carn-Evil and putting my name on the pumpkin Halloween bucket. The…read moredude was awesome, and the work is awesome. Can't wait to drop by and support the business in person one day. Hands down, taking my pumpkin trick-or-treating with my kids lol.

Awesome Dope…read more Incredible Fantastic Ultra cool Love it Just look at my ultra long and super complicated name. My passport holder is definitely going to win in the "Best passport cover at the airport" competition now.

Silpak may not be a known destination, but it's an excellent resource for resin supplies and…read morecasting materials. Their prices are significantly lower than those of most traditional art stores, and the staff is incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. I was impressed with both the selection and the expertise available there, and I expect I'll be shopping there much more often in the future.

Silpak has been my "go‐to" place for decades now. And now they're new location just off thev5…read morefreeway in Burbank makes it even easier and more convenient for me to shop. All my casting and moldmaking needs are here in one place. A staple in the F/X industry for years and years.

Irresistible. Just your thing if you are attracted to junk, like I am. And I don't mean made in…read moreChina junk, I mean made in the U.s.A before you were born, junk. You can find a trinket for $2 or a gorgeous vintage 5 foot round illuminated clock, for $550. There were a lot of homemade musical instruments, which I thought were interesting. He says antique dealers come in and buy his stuff to sell for more elsewhere. I believe it. His prices are reasonable and negotiable, but he wasn't born yesterday. I found out what he pays for rent, and its a wonder he doesn't charge more. I bought a few things (including a fab $5 plastic bread box from the 50s or 60s) and was due a dollar change. He didn't have it. I told him to keep the dollar, but he insisted I scour the store for something else to get my money's worth. Once he saw my hesitance, he started to look around on my behalf as I walked toward the door. He offered a dusty card, an old frame, but my favorite was an iron meat grinder, that weighed around 20 pounds. It had the date melded onto its form: 1926. As charming as it was, I took an old CBS sign instead.

This is an enticing little shop. It's like a museum, where you will see collectibles you never…read moreknew existed. Sam, the owner, is a joy. My most recent purchase is an 'outsider art' totem pole - hand-carved and definitely one of a kind! Everybody loves this place. Located near Sherman Way, accross the street from Goodwill, which is also worth a look.

Walked into this cute, small store that has a lot of personality around 12pm on a whim. I have…read morepassed by this store so many times and have never noticed it. Got a very nice greeting from the owner himself. This store has toys from board games, to balls, dolls (mostly Barbie Dolls), vintage toys for all ages, robots (small action figures), wind up toys, plush animals, kaleidoscopes, marbles, pick up sticks, puzzles of every kind, trucks, small racing cars and a lot more. Every toy/item varies on the prices. Prices were not that expensive, nor were they cheap. Good quality store, clean, street parking only and is a family owned business. Established back in 1989. I wasn't really looking for anything in particular, but will definitely be back if and when I need to purchase something for anyone and for any occasion. They also do gift wrapping free of charge..

This is a nostalgic toy shop will all sorts of games and toys from childhood. It's a great place to…read moreget gifts or presents- they have puzzles, board games, food play toys, and so much more. This is definitely a gem & the workers are so friendly! Parking- street parking

David is amazing. Took care of everything I had in storage. I would recommend him highly. Nice guy…read moretoo.

My boyfriend and I purchased a sofa through David and although we don't have a need for his…read moreliquidation service just yet, he will be our first choice without a doubt! Not only did he accommodate our time frame for pick up, but he was very communicative and helped us with moving the piece down stairs. I really appreciate that he tries to keep good quality pieces and items out of the landfill, where unfortunately many still usable items end up. We had a good conversation and it was clear that David is knowledgeable and treats his customers with care. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone looking to consign or clean out a home!

I needed to get the ketubah from my wedding framed and took a chance on Frame of Mind without doing…read moreany research because it was around the corner from my house. I am so glad I did! Tom is wonderful and has such a cool little shop. He has tons of great options for frames and reasonable prices. The turnaround time for my project was only two days. Tom has worked with some very cool filmmakers including David Lynch and has lots of unique framed memorabilia in the store. It's a pleasure to hire someone for a project like this who not only understands framing, but is a collector and art aficionado himself! I will definitely be returning here for any future framing needs.

I wanted to get a special piece framed and decided to come back to Frame of Mind. I noticed that a…read morebuzzer was added to the front counter so that customers could now notify they're arrival, which was nice to see. Interacting with Tommy, I could tell that doing impeccable framing work for his customer's is his number one goal. Falling short of that goal is not an option for him. He takes great care with each piece that he is given to frame. Turn around time is very reasonable. If you have a valuable keepsake that you've been unsure where to take to get framed because you want to make sure it is handled with care, then take it to Tommy. It'll be in good hands here at Frame of Mind.

Beautiful yarn shop The owner,Vanessa, always greets people…read more ( warm atmosphere with other knitters too). Great selection of hand dyed yarn. Social knitting Inclusive Restaurants nearby

I self taught knitting by watching youtube videos and by ordering simple scarf or blanket patterns…read moreonline. After numerous scarfs and blankets it was time to reach out to a store where i could purchase my supplies, but also get support as I take on more challenging projects. Vanessa was kind enough to help me pick out a hat pattern online and she suggested yarns in the store that would be easier for my first hat. After purchasing my materials, she suggested that i sit down and start my project. One of the kind ladies working on their projects not only helped me start my project, but she put in a lifeline (learned something new). I sat and chatted with the group as I worked on my project. I choose this store even though it is further away from my home because it is open W-F until 7 pm so I can go over after work for help. They are open on the weekend. And lastly, as I expected there is a community of knitters willing to help. I'm overjoyed to have found a place to learn and challenge myself after working solo for so long. Lastly, the yarns in the shop are beautiful and I found the prices in line for the quality. I'm willing to pay a bit more for quality and for support. Vanessa has created more than a store, she has created a community. I will be back very soon to work on the next stage of my hat.

Stumble upon this store and its name wasn't even obvious. It looks like a treasure hunt, so to kill…read moretime, we went in. What luck we got! When we entered the main room, Mr Tiger greeted us. He said he's descended from Spanish and Italian, so his last name is Tigere, means Tiger. He's really friendly and chatty about the over 100 countries he's been to, the culture and the conversation spans to rocks of all forms including dinosaurs poops and crocodile teeth. It was very interesting and time flies talking to him. The rocks in the store prices 30,40,50+ bucks but there's no pressure from buying. The store covers old comics to rocks of all forms to small cultural artifacts of all kinds. It's worth spending time there but I felt like without Mr Tiger telling you the stories and explanations, it's a lot less interesting. He said he's there into the nights, so the ideal time to visit is probably late afternoon into the evening.

The guy who owns this place was super annoying. Like when you go to a garage sale and the owner has…read moreto comment on everything you touch or look at. If I have questions, I'll ask. Prices are very high as well for a bunch of stuff that is not difficult to find. Meh