The Bearded Beagle is a vintage and used clothing retailer in Los Feliz/East Hollywood neighborhood…read moreof LA. They have two other locations in Highland Park and DTLA. This store looks very neat, organized and aromatic. I have probably walked past by this store a few hundred times whenever I'm in the hood; but today I have decided to check-in. I was warmly and authentically greeted by a young male African-American lad; one can opine that he has good customer service skills. Anyway, this store has different classic-vintage clothing, sunglasses and foot wear. Majority of what they sell were mostly from the 70's 80's and 90's. Guess what era I grew up in? lol. Ok, I'm neither here or there let's get back on track. I checked some of the simplest plain white shirts and sweaters with logo cost $24 to $60 USD. Blimey! But all look so bloody (vintage) cool! Moreover, there were cowboy leather boots that I saw that look rufus! And it cost $65 and I've debated should I get a pair or that sweater that says BOSS. The store's atmosphere and layout was relaxing and spacious, respectively. Plenty of side street parking. Overall, I enjoyed perusing their merch. I recommend this vintage shop.

This is my favorite vintage store in the area for 2 reasons. 1. Staff is always friendly! Greet you…read morewhen you come in, helpful but 0% pushy, really chill and kind folks. 2. They have a wonderful curated selection of vintage for very accessible prices (within the context of vintage shopping in LA, of course). Lots of 70s-80s-90s sweatshirts and tees, great rack of jeans, and some fun true vintage. I don't like Y2K style but they have just enough of that era to satisfy those who do, and a nice mix of workwear, cute dresses, and other styles to keep it mixed up. I go here routinely for new special pieces to add to my wardrobe. Almost all my sweatshirts are from here! Highly recommend.

So many good memories in here Service was amazingly good…read more Value and good quality Nothing more could make you not to like this place

I love this shop! Such a special selection curated by the owner. I got my favorite cop copine beach…read moreshorts here :) highly recommend

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.

Funky co-op with lots of fun trinkets. A bit pricey but fun to look around in…read more Parking is hard to find as there are a lot of spaces here that say no parking but there are definitely cars parked in front of the sign. No taking photos inside (there are a bunch of different signs telling you this) so it's hard to describe what's for sale. Fun to take a gander inside if you happen to be in the area and find a parking spot but probably not the most exciting place to go for specifically since you'd have to fight traffic and very confusing parking rules to get here.

Had lunch at Urth Caffe with my daughter after the gym (still in our gym clothes) while walking…read moreback to our car we came across this cute looking store. Walked in, liked some things and bought some things. As we were ready to leave we noticed the wall in the back with the art displays. They have a beautiful piece with what looks like a woman in a turban or headpiece. They also have it painted on the wall. Considering it's permanently on the wall, think safe assumption, the woman behind desk would know the history of the painting. She said she didn't. And not in an I just work here kind of way but in a snobby tone. We got the impression she judged a book by its cover...like I said we were in gym clothes. She made it clear she had no interest in wasting her time on us. I'd like to go back and support the independent artists but not at the cost of a snob. I asked because I was interested in purchasing the painting but not after that encounter.

Hi all! I rarely write reviews but after my last visit, I have some thoughts. I visited once a few…read moreyears ago, but I'm saddened to say that the quality has gone down and I don't know if I'll be returning any time soon. The shop has a great selection of jewelry and knickknacks, but the clothing is extremely limited - especially for the price point. I'm not even large in size, but all of the clothing ranged from size xxxxxs - medium (yes, an actual piece had 5 x's). Now this really wasn't the problem since I got some jewelry and the owner even comped a broken pair of earrings! Now moving on to the customer service. I understand the owner has some concerns with shoplifters, but the way she now conducts the store is overkill. You have to call to get in, and she locks you in once you're inside and she is the only one "allowed" to let you out. She also was so intense towards me and other customers in the shop that it took away from the pleasant experience I was looking forward to. What I mean by this is: 1) Every item has a "DO NOT TOUCH" or "NO PHOTOS" or some other loud sign that makes it impossible to move throughout the store or explore items. 2) Any time I picked up an item, the owner immediately hovered over me and 'offered' to take it to the front before I was even done looking at it. This happened 3 separate times. 3) The owner actually SHOVED my mother to the side to race to the door and let some customers out since they're locked in and not allowed any autonomy to leave despite MULTIPLE cameras everywhere. Mind you, the owner had on thick platform boots and stepped on my mom's foot and didn't say 'excuse me' or anything of the sort. 4) The owner was extremely hypervigilant and would stare down customers while frowning at them (no joke, just like this: ) all while customers were just looking at pieces (because they were not allowed to be touched). 5) The breaking point was when I had just purchased my earrings and was moving to leave, but the owner genuinely started mumbling to herself and eventually got louder, saying, "No, no, no!! This guy's a bad guy!! NO NO!! HE'S BAD UGHH!!!" and started to duck behind the counter and pull at her hair. This freaked me out because now I'm locked in this shop with her as she's tweaking. I turned to my mom and, at that instant, decided we needed to leave at that very moment. The entire experience was bizarre and it's evident that the owner's experiences with previous shoplifters has translated into something that denies the customer a decent experience. The entire shop's atmosphere was paranoid, stifled, constricted, and anything but decent/relaxed. Good music though. I bid good luck to anyone that dares venture into that cutthroat space.

The owner is friendly and helpful. The shop is small and crammed…read more Clothing runs very small. Expensive.

One of my absolute favorite LA retail spaces. Curated selection of avant-garde designers and high…read morequality vintage. Great spot for specific needs like a wedding/event or just general every day. Owner is an actual angel as are the other sweeties who work at the shop. A true delight! LA fave / must-visit!

There is something about a place where you can feel relaxed and excited at the same time…read more The space has this unique warmth and everything seems like it has been chosen from the heart. Not only is there crazy rare finds, but they are all in great condition. Very different than your average overstuffed vintage barnyard vibe. Sleeper is never stale, and everything is well cared for. The store host will never crowd you trying to make a commission, and you can find high end and designer pieces for a crazy margin of it's original price. There's a reason this place has a cult following.

Every time I'm in LA, this place is a must visit for me. Ive been shopping here for years and…read morethere's always a fun selection of vintage and new pieces. Wish I didn't live so far away

It's unfortunate that I have to leave a disappointing review because of my experience at this shop…read more What's especially disappointing is that I noticed reviews from years ago describing similar experiences, and unfortunately, mine was much the same. My first visit to Virgo was great. Leo was working that day, and he was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. I left with a very positive impression of the store. However, my subsequent visits, when the owner was present, were completely different. The first time, I visited with a friend. He was browsing a rack located in the back of the store near the dressing room when the owner abruptly snapped at him, saying, "These are not for sale yet." Her tone felt aggressive and dismissive. Later, after I had tried on a few items and was browsing the same rack, she spoke to me much differently and told me to let her know if I wanted to try anything from it. After hearing about my friend's interaction, we decided to leave. My final visit was even more uncomfortable. I had stopped in while out for a walk and wasn't feeling my best physically that day. I was quietly browsing when the owner approached me and, in an aggressive manner, asked if I was okay because my "energy was off." I was caught off guard and paused for a moment before explaining that I wasn't feeling well physically. Instead of leaving it there, she continued questioning me about my energy. The interaction felt intrusive and inappropriate, especially since I was simply trying to browse the store in peace. At that point, I decided to leave. Before doing so, I told her that she was being rude and projecting assumptions onto me simply because I was quiet. She seemed to insinuate that there was something wrong with me based solely on my demeanor, which made for a very uncomfortable customer experience. The entire interaction was strange and unnecessary. Unfortunately, she gives off the impression that everyone must be aware that she's the owner, and that attitude comes across in her interactions with customers. It's disappointing because the store itself has potential, and my experience with Leo showed how welcoming it can be. However, based on my experiences with the owner, I will not be returning. I sincerely hope the customer service improves.

I moved into the area a few months ago and slowly I've been making my way into the small…read morebusinesses, I had seen this place on Yelp and thought it looked like a cute store to visit. I went in yesterday and there were 2 employees there, no one greeted me. It was silent and awkward as I was the only one in there. Also, the photos are from a few years ago and it looks like the aesthetics of the place had changed a bit from what I was expecting. They had a variety items from sage, to cards to clothes but nothing caught my eye.

Lovely store, sewers right on location, very cool. For sure stop in if you're in the area or make a…read morespecial trip like I do!