Darren was an angel helping me find the perfect gift candle set!!! Definitely coming back for the…read moreexceptional service

I was always scared to go in bc it looks fancy- and yes there are candles that cost more than my…read morefirst car BUT there are soo many that are affordable. Candles, room sprays, diffusers and even body scents. Customer service was top notch- I didn't feel bothered and he let me know all the sales. I smelled almost everything in there and wish I could splurge- thank god my fav was only $28! 60 hour burn time and high end jar- you can't beat it.

H+E Goods Company is such a beautiful and unique shop! Everything they carry feels authentic and…read morethoughtfully curated...from the handwoven textiles to the imported home goods, you can tell there's a real love for quality and craftsmanship behind it all. Elif and Hurdin are incredible. Their customer service goes above and beyond-warm, genuine, and deeply knowledgeable about every piece in the store. You can feel their passion and heritage in everything they do. If you appreciate ethically sourced, beautifully made goods with a personal touch, this is the place. A true gem and one of my favorite shopping experiences!

I rarely leave reviews like this, but our experience yesterday, July 31 around 6 PM, was…read moreuncomfortable and incredibly disappointing. My friend, cousin, and I were exploring Lido and had grabbed iced drinks from La La Land a few stores down because it was an extremely hot day. We popped into this store and were genuinely excited to look around. We weren't greeted or asked if we needed any help, but I honestly didn't pay much attention to that at first because I was intrigued by the inventory and enjoying looking around. As we made our way toward the back, a man approached us, I'm not sure if he was an employee, manager, or owner, and rather rudely told us not to put our drinks down on the counter. I immediately apologized. We had absolutely no issue respecting that request. My friend then asked him the price of a wallet she was interested in purchasing. He told her the price, but then proceeded to point at the wallet and say to her in an extremely condescending tone, "Do you see what you did from those sugary hands?" He continued making comments about her "sugary fingers" touching the leather. We literally gasped at his comments, her hands were not sugary or sticky. There was a tiny, pea-sized amount of condensation/moisture from holding an iced drink. Regardless, if he was concerned about the merchandise, there were countless respectful and professional ways he could have communicated that. The issue was never being asked to keep our drinks off the counter or to be careful with the merchandise, we completely understand that. It was the way he chose to speak to us. His tone and comments felt unnecessarily belittling and made all three of us extremely uncomfortable. What makes it even more disappointing is that my friend was genuinely interested in purchasing the wallet. We walked in excited to shop and instead left feeling unwelcome and talked down to. Beautiful inventory, but the way you treat people walking into your store matters. You never know who is coming in ready to make a purchase, and no customer should be made to feel uncomfortable or embarrassed simply for browsing your store. Unfortunately, the interaction completely ruined the experience for us, and we will not be returning.

pretty cool place, theres a place similar to this in gettysburg (maryland) and ive since been…read moretrying to find a place similar but here around the LA area, none have really came close but this one was definitely up there. Immediately walking in i was impressed by everything, i was super stoked to find they had bat taxidermy and rabbits feet. Had a lot of cool stuff and prices werent bad at all i had bought two rings which were real silver and a smaller bat hanging upside down in a dome which was all around $180 (?), the bat was $65 which was a really good price for me, someone i went with had gotten a bigger dog faced bat and it was around $160 - $180 which isnt bad. They had a bunch of different taxidermy and stuff, they had octopus tentacles, owl taxidermy, awesome jewelry and some stuff for rituals, they also had a few vintage dolls which were awesome. For the staff id definitely say its opinionated, i understand some of the other reviews of the person working not being super welcoming or even acknowledging them walking in or saying hello or anything, for my experience there definitely wasnt a "Hello" or "let me know if you need help" or anything when i had walked in and the guy working wasnt too talkative, for me personally i didnt mind this and didnt think anything of it, im naturally quiet but can be talkative when someone talks to me but after already socializing a lot in other stores it was a nice quiet breath of air to just roam the store and not have to interact with anyone, the guy working though was definitely helpful when we needed help though and if he saw that we (me and the people i was with) needed help getting something down or just getting something in general he'd offer help, for me i actually liked this since he was still helpful and super friendly and nice when he would help me and he was still aware so before i even asked for help with anything he was already asking if i needed help, which i liked a lot, i could tell he was definitely a little awkward especially when checking me out but it was just a little laugh since i myself am sometimes awkward when socializing so i could understand he was naturally quiet too. I do get for some other people though they do appreciate staff being very present and welcoming and like a little "Hi let me know if you need help with anything" when entering but of course thats everyones personal preference. Along with the staff he was very helpful on letting us know how to hold the taxidermy since someone i went with had gotten a bigger hanging bat but it was his first ever taxidermy so he didnt know how to hold it since it was a walk back to the car, he was very helpful on telling and showing him how to hold it so it wouldnt swing too much and maybe break or get messed up. Overall ill definitely be coming back and i definitely recommend coming here, the pieces are super cool and the pricing is honestly great, staff is friendly and helpful when they need to be but they are on the quieter side so for some people this can come off as maybe rude or unwelcoming but just keep in mind some people are naturally quiet and the guy working was actually pretty cool when we needed help with anything!

Dark decor, macabre gifts, spiritual and metaphysical shop worth your wandering explorative eyes…read moreand/or collections. Memento Mori is a slice of oddities and curiosities of all kinds for sure... From smoky quartz, amethyst and incenses to your accessories, skeleton keys and figurines to books, nooks and break in case of emergency vampire emergencies. They have some fun vintage movie posters, including in magnet form in the mix I'll definitely be back for! This Hollywood hidden gem sits pretty much by itself across from the Amazon Prime Experience theater off Wilcox Avenue/Sunset Blvd between Sunset and Selma Avenue. Street parking (meter), local parking garages and lots or the metro (a short stroll from Hollywood/Vine) are your foeful friend. Great customer service and so many attentions to detail displayed throughout their entire store. One thing I truly enjoyed/enjoy about Memento M. is their support of others, including several look clubs, organizations and events like the iconic She's in Parties goth night event every 4th Friday of the month. Open from Noon (12pm) to 6 daily, Thursday through Tuesday, with the exception of Wednesdays when they rest (are closed).

Went in yesterday to choose some new plates and get a feel for heath ceramics after watching an…read moreamazing PBS documentary. Needless to say I had a great experience in the shop. Ernie and the rest of the staff were super helpful. They answered all of our questions and took their time with us. We were able to touch and feel every piece and there's even a counter so you can sit down and really imagine what it would be like to have their dinnerware in your home. After we checked out a member of staff offered to help us bring our plates out to our car and he did. A proper gentleman if I do say so myself. Heath are not only top notch ceramics but also did a great job choosing a staff who are kind and helpful. Support local. It's worth the price tag. Can't wait to own more.

Our friend Bret H. turned 40 this year, and a bunch of us decided to get him a group gift. We had…read moreno idea what to get him, so I asked his wife FeiFei J., who made a few devastatingly practical suggestions, but also mentioned that they could use a serving bowl to go with the rest of their kitchenware. I'm also on this side of 35, so I love pretty home shit and decided this was the way to go. FeiFei told me they got their plates and bowls from Heath Ceramics, which is based in L.A. I don't know anything about ceramics, but I liked what I saw on the website and picked out a serving platter and large serving bowl in opaque white, as well as a London Plane cutting board. I placed the order online and noticed that the store was near my house, and that pick-up would save us shipping and let me see some nice ceramics in person. I got an email notification once the order arrived, and was given a two-week pick-up window. I was pleased to find the shop right next door to Urban Pet, even sharing a free parking lot (I picked up 50 pounds of dog food while I was there). The place was extremely attractive, well stocked with beautiful ceramics and other home goods. My order was ready to go, but I spent some time browsing the displays before one of the very nice staff members carried the box to my car. Matt B. and I have been considering buying new dishware, and there's a decent chance we'll copy Bret and FeiFei and get in on some Heath Ceramics.

Walking into this store felt like finding the love of my life. The space is so beautifully curated…read moreit instantly calmed my nervous system. It feels more like a respected museum or library than a shop, every item thoughtfully chosen, every tool purposeful and refined. I picked up a deliciously scented Belgian soap bar and immediately felt the need to go back for the Gentle Night perfume. I honestly wanted everything. The staff was kind and helpful. Prices are on the higher end, but rightfully so. The quality and curation are unmatched.

Such a cute shop! If you're looking for a unique gift, this is the place to look. The assortment of…read morehome goods (i.e. plates, bowls, knives, etc.) all look gorgeous and perfectly crafted. Anyone looking for a useful but also aesthetically pleasing item can find it here. I also appreciate that the tables were spaced out so we were able to push a stroller around comfortably without fear of knocking anything over. In the back left area, it also looked like they served Japanese matcha! Gotta check that out next time.

Great service! So helpful in finding the right gift! So much unique gifts to choose from.read more

The woman who runs this store is so rude. I've come in a couple of times wearing athletic clothes…read morebecause I live in the neighborhood and like to go on walks. She is so nice to other customers, but then treats me like I'm trash or can't afford what they are selling or something. Not sure how she has come to this conclusion. This has happened multiple times. I will not be spending any money here.

So many great finds here! You'll be allowed in after ringing the bell. The front room is filled…read morewith unique items out on display. Most of the items available for purchase are in the back. Shelves stocked with bowls, mugs, plates, trays, and more of all different shapes and sizes. If you're looking for a collection of products, have no fear. Looking for a gift for a friend? Wanting a piece of art in your own home, perhaps? The staff here are amazing! Helpful and not pushy at all. I ended up leaving with a few great unique selects! A beautiful espresso cup, one of their famous knuckle ring mugs, a candle, a matcha bowl, and an artsy bowl / mug for a friend. I loved these mushroom looking pieces in the front. I thought it was for artistic display only, but they also can be used as a plate / bowl! Expensive, but so so so exquisite. If you purchase a candle from them, you can always go back in to get a refill (not sure how much they charge for that). All of the items were wrapped with the utmost of care. Be sure to let then know if something is a gift for someone too cause they can wrap it in its own separate bag for you.

Wife bought a tea set from Destroyer as a gift for me. We went to Destroyer to exchange it with…read moresomething else and were denied and asked to go directly to Match. We went to Match which is right around the corner and were told that they were closed and that we should come back after the holidays. Today wife goes there and she is blatantly told that they have a no return policy. Do not buy gifts from these people as you cannot return them. I think we will start a claim with our credit card company and see what they can do about this.

Bookworms and greeting card enthusiasts and library fans will love this little store inside the…read moreCentral LIbrary in downtown LA. Whoever does the buying deserves a huge shout-out; every item is cute, classy, or interesting (or a combination thereof). Many of the greeting cards may have literary references, there are scarves and jewelry and knick-knacks and toys for the kids. I tend to give away a lot of journals; there's usually a lovely selection of super expensive diaries, as well as discounted notebooks to jot down your thoughts or start that food diary. I believe that the profits support the library; your shopping may not be a charitable donation but your purchase supports a good cause. Retail therapy and a win-win for the public good. What could be better?

TRENDY LITTLE STORE w/ GREAT FINDS! Central Library's "The Library Store" is a current,…read morewell-stocked gift shop with buzzy reads and stylish merch. I loved seeing their pocket-sized collection from their genre-specific books to celebrity finds. I spotted a Chappel Roan book among other favorites. Additionally, they had a selection of Heated Rivalry novels and other fan-favorites. I definitely see myself coming here more often, too bad my booklist is currently full. My Mom and I got a few items (a small version of Macbeth, socks, mug, etc.). Staff were pretty polite but a little awkward, I think they're on high-alert for shoplifters. The store was neat and tidy. Lighting was dim and the store wasn't packed. As this is a gift shop in LA, library-specific merch is slightly pricy. However, the quality of the goods are great. If you're entering through the backside of the library go straight down the entrance hallway a bit and turn to your right. The Library Store is hard to miss!