This store is combined with the Mystic Museum and consists of multiple rooms, with some interactive…read moreexhibits in the store itself so visitors can engage with these experiences without buying a ticket to the actual museum on site (though I recommend checking out the museum too). Lots of monster themed merchandise for sale, skeletons, halloween snack bowls, Stranger Things cookbook, novelty accessories, evil character masks, dead insect and animal displays, creepy sculptures, and of course photo ops galore, like the camp horror boat scene with Jason Voorhees.

Definitely a cool store if you like oddities, macabre, and some spooky goodies. I came in with some…read morefriends and we browsed around the store for a good while as there is a lot to see. If you are into horror and such this is definitely a spot you would like. There are a variety of items to purchase here. Some are more run of the mill mass produced items like candles, purses, slippers, books and such. While other items were clearly thrifted and one of a kind or vintage. Very neat to have that kind of a variety. For example you can get a $20 skill candle or a $400 old operating table. See what I mean? It's definitely a great store to browse around. I easily spent 20 minutes just looking between their three rooms. The reason I did dock one star though is that while it was fun to browse, it's not necessarily my kind of merch. To each their own. Even more so I did find some of the prices to be a little high, maybe it's just me. One example I could give was I found a pretty simple necklace with a bat and heart that I've literally seen a hundred times over at Claire's. That necklace easily is about $7 or so, but here they were selling it for $35. I get they need to make a profit but the quality wasn't there and it was giving child's costume jewelry at a more expensive price. Surely they need to make the rent and knowing that a lot of people who come in are more so "just looking around" it makes sense prices need to be adjusted. A final positive to end on a good note is that the staff are absolutely lovely here. There were multiple staff working which I appreciated. Everyone was very very nice and welcoming. I love their passion for this store and enthusiasm. Nice people work here and I'm glad there is a store like this around for those who can truly appreciate what it has to offer.

A really small, quirky, vintage clothing and accessory shop in Burbank. They also have another…read moresection in the back with VHS and 90s era video games so it's quite an eclectic assortment of items. I will say that when I first heard of this place I was told there are cats that lived here so I was a bit disappointed when there was zero sign of them when I visited this past weekend. The woman behind the counter was very polite and they did have some unique pieces, but it is a fairly small collection. Pricing was fair, especially compared to greater Los Angeles, and I would give it a try if you are already in the area.

I came here after Catnip Coalition Vintage Mall…read more It's a bit more spacious. There are many cute small pieces. It was great to look around.

I've been coming to it's a wrap since 2011. It has changed so much in the past few years…read morespecifically. I think 2021 was the last time I found a pretty good deal on something cool here. The prices are insane these days. Everything is marked up to a crazy amount so they can run year long sales and then switch and bait you at the counter. Truly whoever is doing the pricing I hope you're ashamed of yourself. None of the clothing is even that interesting or good. Go across the street to the Holding Store and you'll find curated cool vintage at better prices Took some random pics of price tags to show the insanity.

This review breaks my heart to leave. I love this place. I'd take a very expensive uber from…read moredowntown whenever I had a conference. But it's gone downhill so much that I'm genuinely worried for its future. My previous visits, I've picked up everything from Hugo Boss to Gucci to Ted Baker, all between $20-80. This most recent time, I didn't see anything below $150 in designer and found appalling markups across the board (and sales-exempt) for basic mainstays like Ann Taylor. I'll be skipping this in the future.

Very well curated collection of vintage here from across the decades, but unfortunately the staff…read morehere makes the shopping experience highly unpleasant - as a collector, it isn't uncommon to encounter "gatekeeper" types in the vintage world, but my experience here was a bit of a shock!

Literally the only place I shop. Best vintage button downs at very reasonable prices.read more

Fellow cat lovers!!!!…read more I was visiting LA and a tiktok about this place popped up and I'm so glad I saw it before I left town. We made a detour just to come here and I'm so glad we did. It's a thin but deep antique store. You enter into the booths of regular vintage and antique items. Then in the middle you see vibrant color and that holds all the local cat related items. There are cubbies of different artists which was really cool to see. Beyond the middle is the other end of the store with more regular vintage and antique vendor booths. I'll be honest, I looked at everything but I spent most of my time in the middle. There were also two resident cats that made it so awesome. This was a great store and I would totally come back on a future trip.

The Purrrrr-fect find, you are welcomed in by the comforting, dusty scent of vintage furniture,…read moreclothes and othe fun Knick Knacks. Every shelf and corner is a treasure to trove was sparkling, vintage clothing, fun Garfield stuffed retro toys, unique fun shirts, purse, shoes, wigs. The shops two cats looked shiny coated and healthy. One was next to the register, the other was asleep on a lounge chair in the back room. The shop was far too crowded. It's already a petite little shop so you were constantly surrounded. Overwhelmed by the sea of people the register cat started biting people who touched it, a sign it's had enough. The lounge cat in the back started twitching its tail in annoyance as people kept coming to touch its silky fur. Definitely pricey too, everything is one high priced end. Catnip coalition is a charming place with fun items but the cats should be given some space. Definitely a great place to check out in the Burbank area.

I found this store by chance as I was walking around Magnolia Blvd and I was pleasantly surprised…read more I usually find thrifting to be exhausting, but Chance Vintage's selection of curated clothes and organization made it an easy shopping experience. Some of the items were a couple dollars more than the usual thrift store finds, but it's worth it because of the time I save. Some highlights: - They have fitting rooms! The fitting rooms' curtains are also made up of up-cycled material which is another plus! - You can donate your clothes and receive a small discount. I don't remember the exact amount, but you can find the information printed near the cash register. - They sell unique and appealing up-cycled clothes and bags! Overall it was a great experience and I'll definitely be coming back!

We found Chance Vintage while exploring the area after brunch. We were drawn to the racks of…read moreclothes at the entrance, then to the large space inside. We were very impressed with the organization and cleanliness. There was so much to go through! The selections on the first floor were ok -- most were goodwill and souvenir type of clothing. They were not that old, or quality vintage (IMO). We found the best selection on the second floor. The smaller racks had several curated items and repurposed pieces. Prices are very reasonable. We didn't find anything worthwhile at this first visit but it's definitely a place we would come back to.

Junk for Joy is one of those high-end vintage shops that has been around for a long long time. What…read moreyou find here is a lot of the best of the best of vintage clothing. You can really find a lot of unique stuff. The great thing about this shop is, you really don't have to dig through the racks hoping you may find special something, like you do in say a thrift store. This shop is much more like a highly compressed department store. The items are all very well organized. You can go in and look for just the type of clothing item that you are seeking. Of course, this is a great shop to go into not expecting to find anything. Because for sure, you will find something interesting. Overall, this store has a lot of great stuff. That's the main thing to remember. It's a great place to get that unique piece of clothing and/or other apparel item that can really set your outfit in just the right direction.

Walked in and I wasn't greeted. I walked around the store and no one offered to help me, I was just…read morebeing looked at instead. After not being able to find what I was looking for I left to which I wasn't told a goodbye or anything. The entire time I was at the store the workers didn't greet/help me but much rather judged me. The stuff they had was cool but expensive just be careful since the employees will judge and stare at you.

I've been a fan of Scavengers Paradise since the 90s when they used to be at a different location,…read morebut my experience at the new location was super satisfying. The shop even held on to a piece we bought for months and months and months until we could come and pick it up. It might not be quite as messy and overcrowded (ie fabulous) as the old location, but still a great place to score a rare find.

Promised to help me with my estate sale, then flaked out at the last minute twice. Fake people with…read moreno integrity. I was counting on their helping, and they just disappeared, after us setting a date and everything. Don't use this lady, the review was taken down, but the lady was mean to a dog at one of her sales. Mean to dogs says it all for me. Goodluck, if your calling her you've probably had a death in the family, dont call her, she will just delay your progress and make your grief worse.