Went here looking for some cds for and cassettes for my collection and they did not disappoint…read more This place has a great selection and really brought me back to a time where you could just browse a store front for some good music . Circa Sam Goody and circuit city days. The guy behind the counter was welcoming and pretty cool, oh and not to mention they have great prices! I walked out with two cassettes and A cd .

Great little record store very helpful and have a good assortment of records and knowledge and…read moreprice and service on point.

Stars Antique Market is a two story highly-regarded antique market known for its diverse selection…read moreof vintage items, including furniture. This store is located in a historical red barn in Hermosa Beach, CA. Interior layout is well organized and spacious. You will find the most interesting stuff like a 1940's Remington typewriter or Panasonic pencil sharpener. Prices varies. Staff was helpful. Overall, it's a nice antique store with cool stuff.

An interesting place to look for unique gifts. A variety of items, some art, collectibles, and…read moreunique. The item are mostly on consignment and valued according to the seller and what one will pay.

I brought some donations to this location instead of the Goodwill on Artesia. This Goodwill is…read moreright across the Lazy Acres on Artesia Blvd. I mistakenly walked into the store and found out that donations are taken around the corner thru another entrance. The store itself looked nicely organized and seemed clean. We drove around to the back entrance donation area and left our items with a worker.

Maybe it was because it was Christmas Eve (and they didn't get a lot of traffic?) or maybe they're…read morejust normally like this - clean, pristine, like nothing was out of place. And they don't have any funny or funky smells either. It is the most organized Goodwill I have ever been to. They even went out of their way to decorate a room like you're in someone's house. (See attached picture with the chairs.) Their price points are reasonable (found bar stools for $10) unlike some thrift stores who price items higher than their original tags. I came through in the hopes I'd find a computer mouse (needed one STAT, albeit temporarily) and scored a brand new one here for $6. But yes - I left here incredibly impressed at how nice this Goodwill is. Might be making more stops in the future.

I highly recommend Tristan Estate Sales. They are professional, organized, and incredibly helpful…read more They take an overwhelming experience and make it easy and manageable. Their attention to detail, communication, and compassion for both the family and the belongings really stood out. If you are looking for an estate sale company you can trust, I recommend Tristan Estate Sales!

Unprofessional, untrustworthy. These two will list items on…read moreFacebook marketplace for one price. Then double, or triple the asking price once they open their estates without warning. Will be avoiding and reporting any Facebook listing/estate sales they're associated with moving forward.

I've dropped off donations twice at this location and both times, I've had great experiences…read more Maybe the only complaint I have, is that the donation entrance door is around the corner from the parking lot. So what? Right? Well when you have quite of bit bags (heavy bags), you get exhausted and need to make multiple trips back to the car. Haha really nothing to complain about, mostly a comment I guess. In any case, the workers were happy to accept the donations and thanked me while I was leaving. I donated clothes, king size bedspread, sheets, and blankets. Another trip were shoes, towels, and more clothes. Easy access in and out of the parking lot which is located right on a corner. Very nice clean location.

Shady and greedy business…read more Parked at the back and saw a lady unloading a table from her car trunk. My partner walked over to help her unload the heavy table and asked her if we can take it instead. The worker at the back loading dock saw the whole thing and got upset. She yelled "next time you can't do that, this time today it's okay but you can't do that!" Technically the owner of the table didn't even give it to them yet--for them to get upset. They were mad because we got it for free, WHICH the owner happily handed to us. The audacity to tell us we couldn't take it, when it isn't even theirs. Just complete snakes taking everything they can get. Mind you, these are free items donated by the public and these greedy corporations sells them for pure profit. What once was a business model to provide jobs for the local community just became a money-driven business model. Just complete snakes..not just this location but every other location I go to now.

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

My first time visiting Habitat for Humanity and was amazed…read more Mike took the time to explain the process and help us through out. Next time I will ask for him again hopefully he will be available.

This Salvation Army has been around forever. It's been located at this address for a lot of years…read more And, I've been coming here forever. It's always a great space to find that unique vintage item that you wanted or that you never knew you needed. They really have a lot of stuff at this particular Salvation Army. It ranges from a lot of clothing, shoes, housewares, dishes, even to a small selection of electronics. You truly never know what you're going to find. This location went through some renovation a few years ago. It used to have two separate entryways. To the left was the boutique area, which I always found a great place to shop for those high-end vintage items. Then, there was the main section. All of that stuff is pretty much here today, but it is housed in one big, large facility. Everything at the Salvation Army is very well organized. So, it's easy to find the section you're looking for. The main thing I always say about this location is that you never know what you're going to find. So, it's always a very fun shopping experience.

Came through in hopes I'd find a used VGA cable. (I know. It was a long shot, but I had time.)…read more Sadly, I didn't find one. But I was pretty impressed at how nice this Salvation Army is. It was clean and organized. A little bit of clutter here and there, but it bothersome. I'll probably take my time next time I come through. Here's hoping to score some bargain buys then.

This was my first estate sale buying from Phil and Downsizing Solutions LA but absolutely not my…read morelast. Immediately I noticed the level of organization was far better than the average estate sale. All pieces were marked and fairly, even before discount! There were no hidden agendas or "pricing to the customer". All in all a fabulous experience and a good money maker!

Strong Recommendation for Phil and Downsizing Solutions…read more It's so important to hire someone who truly knows what they're doing when handling an estate sale. Unfortunately, my recent sellers chose a company on their own, and in my opinion, they were greatly taken advantage of. The experience reminded me just how exceptional Phil and his team at Downsizing Solutions are. Phil is, without question, one of the best estate sale professionals I've ever worked with. To give some perspective, the company my sellers used spent only three days going through the home, while Phil typically dedicates two to three weeks to carefully sort, organize, and price everything so each item is displayed and visible. This particular home was filled with high-end items, many brand new and countless tools and collectibles stored in every room and closet. The other company didn't set up enough display tables, leaving many valuable items unseen and underpriced. In contrast, Phil and his team use every available space, even setting up tables in the backyard if needed, ensuring that everything is visible and well-presented. Phil consistently draws large crowds, often with hundreds of people lined up before the sale even opens, and his sales generate strong returns for sellers. He also goes above and beyond after the sale, working closely with clients to organize donations and provide documentation for tax write-offs. It's difficult to see clients taken advantage of, especially when they simply didn't know the difference in quality and professionalism among estate sale companies. I did recommend Phil, but they chose someone who was personally connected to the deceased. It was a hard lesson learned, and I want to make sure others don't have the same experience. If you ever need someone reliable, professional, and truly dedicated to helping clients get the best results from an estate sale, I can only recommend Phil and Downsizing Solutions. Just wanted to share this for future reference, he's the best there is. Warm regards, Bridget Steffensen

6 out of 5. I just found this review by Nick M - and I could not have said it better myself:…read more Nearly impossible to say enough good things about Jen, Oscar, and Rewind Audio! Not only do they consistently have an amazing inventory of diverse, unique, high-quality vintage hifi components (speakers, amps, turntables, cassette decks, etc), but they are also extremely knowledgable, kind, and earnest people who value their customers deeply, and strive to deliver the best possible gear and customer service. Their energy and passion is infectious! Aside from being great people - they offer very fair and competitive pricing on all of their equipment and you can be certain that everything in stock has been inspected, tested, and held to the highest standard - which makes the value nearly priceless. A rare gem in LA! A 'must visit' for vintage audio nerds.

Came here for a birthday party. We had access to the cool interior of the store with all kinds of…read moreretro audio equipment and then access to the large back patio space. The party host had a bartender, set up a food and appetizer station near a retro camper. Add some party decorations and it was such a cool place to rent space from! Definitely considering a rental for a future party here and also, to go back and buy some records which were reasonably priced.

The pearl in the oyster of a bookstore. It makes me sad I do not live closer so this could be my…read moreregular book haven. The world needs more book stores like this. While I was purusing, I heard the sales associates helpiing others with book searches and book club information. It sounds like they have a number of book clubs going at the same time which makes me green with envy. Somebody please open a bookstore like this in Santa Clarita Valley, Ca.! At the time of my visit there was a children's reading event going on in the children's section. There were young adults picking out their spring break reads. There is also a courtyard and coffee shop somewhat attached. I did not try the coffee, but will the next time I am in Manhattan Beach. This is a charming bookstore, well designed, with sooo many staff picks and recommendations. Make sure to pay them a visit when you are in the area. And if you live close by, I hate you :) I paid to park on the street very close to the shop, however there may be other parking I am not sure. Happy Reading!

This was my far the smallest bookstore. But, it was legit on the ocean. Views to die for. Parking…read morewas a struggle. We finally found 25 min metered parking. The store was busy. The shelves were too close together. You couldn't bend down to read the titles without your butt knocking down a book shelf. The service was friendly. The neighborhood was very lively.