Not sure if that was Leslie working or just another worker but she made it clear that she didn't…read morewant black people in her business. She apologized to another shopper for me walking into an open business with my uncle looking for specific items. She then repeatedly refused service verbally stating how uncomfortable she was with us in the business in general. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS BUSINESS TO ANYONE OF COLOR! Not that there's anything we'd want to buy from there anyway!

What a great shop and lovely owner. Leslie's is full of beautiful finds at reasonable prices…read more Highly recommend.

Entering Starday is like entering a trip through time - vintage classics, highly curated and…read moreexceptionally displayed. There are many vintage shops on Fourth Street, which makes me so grateful and happy. In the 1980s, we would need to drive up to Melrose Avenue in Hollywood to get this kind of quality vintage apparel and curios. Of course it was an adventure to get all the way up there into deep LA, find parking and browse through the goodness of vintage clothing - the styles, the colors, the textures, the worn in qualities which no current items can produce. Now we have the same opportunity in good old Long Beach. Starday Vintage Too serves as a sweet option for those curious about vintage, about old-fashioned style, and how to reinvent it today. Yesterday I cruised in to the shop, drawn in by the window display, which is ever changing, and always super -stylish. Their usage of mannequins is both haunting and delightful. It feels as though full stories are being lived out through their mannequins and the way they have styled them. The window display says so much about how the female owner (red haired and creative, Nicole) runs her shop: dynamic, thoughtful, retro-centric, and committed to the process of artistically offering vintage goods, highly curated, at fair prices. I just love to see their latest window designs, cruise around inside, chat with the friendly staff, and check out everything from studded belts to zipper boots, wigs to leopard print overcoats... just so amazing. To me, this shop sets the pace for the rest of retro row. It's the corner of 4th and Cherry, high traffic, highly visible and fantastic. Buying the goods isn't the point. Sniffing around, appreciating the items, their history, the store layout, and the entire in-store experience... Treat yourself to a visit. Good times!!

If you're looking for vintage clothing this is a good place to stop by. Theres a large selection…read moreof 60s and 70s clothes, accessories and shoes for women, men and children. Very nice and friendly shop attendant, welcoming and engaging. Good prices for vintage clothes.

Visited this store for the first time with my daughter yesterday. OMG. This store is literally…read morepacked full of vintage clothing, shoes and accessories. So many racks and shelves to look through. Their dressing room doors are actual old refrigerator doors. Everything about and in this shop was so cool not to mention the employees were super friendly and helpful. We will definitely be returning soon.

Fun fun fun…read more.. Another amazing store that literally carries everything. It can be a bit overwhelming when you walk in but your eyes will get adjusted...lol... This place has loads and I mean loads of fun hidden jewels. There's so much items in stock that you literally have to spend some time here. You will literally want everything that you see. The selection of clothing from all sorts of era. You have fun theme items which theres loads. Of course they can be a daily wear item. The vintage collection is top notch. All the decors throughout the stores are fun. Vintage mannequin heads, the dressing rooms doors made of old vintage refrigerator doors, they were great. There's a huge selection of vintage jewelry on displays as well as loads of fun sunglasses. Beside the clothes, the vintage signs which I assume are display were fun. Now that'll be great for home decor. Not sure if they're for sale though. Basically this is another gem along the art district that worth a wander. So much amazing and fun pieces.

This is such a cute little thrift/vintage shop that we happened to stumble into. It's part of a…read morelittle strip mall with a vet, groomers, nail shop, hair place and coffee shop. Parking can be a little struggle as it was pretty packed when we arrived. First off, right when I walked in I was greeted by the three amazing and very funny ladies. Especially the one behind the counter. She was a major hoot that we all got a laugh with. It makes the shopping experience way better. It's broken down into two different sides. The main being where there cashier is and the women's department. They also have a pretty massive selection with accessories, jewelry and shoes. Plus shoes were half off. The other section house more of the home wares stuff, trinkets, glassware, furniture, babies and men's. There were loads of dish ware. Its nice to see that the place was very neat and organized which is also a major plus when browsing through. Makes it more easy to pick something up without having to dig through piles. There's not a big selection for men and kids as it was mainly a little sections. But pretty extensive collection for chinas and crystals. Woman's had the entire section for clothing and accessories. The staff were all amazing and friendly. Such sweetheart and major dolls. Chatting with them was so fun. Found out that the money goes to different charities which makes the shopping experience more enjoyable knowing that you helped someways. I was glad to walk into a cute little shop.

My absolute favorite little spot! The volunteers are always…read moreso happy! Thank you for a fun shopping experience!

There was one point where my girlfriend and I came here every week for 5 weeks straight. Even if…read moreyou don't buy anything, it is so fun to stop by here and walk through. There is always new cool stuff and it takes hours to get through everything. My favorite thing to do is go through all the vintage pictures they have. Pictured here are some vintage dog pictures I've collected and some oil dispensers. I put coffee syrup in the dispensers and have them on my coffee cart. Nothing is too expensive either, considering how old and great quality a lot of the stuff is. The staff is always kind and helpful!

There is a great selection of items, but it's not a friendly experience when shopping. Owner or…read morecheckout manager is cold and unfriendly. Gave no apology for not being able to find an item they have listed online. It did not deter me from buying items I wanted but it did deter me from spending my usual haul amount at antiques/vintage stores. Just didn't feel like I wanted to shop more than necessary. Prices run on the higher side of items values.

I'm not sure why the store has such low reviews. Yes it's vintage and yes, you have to search…read morethrough it, but isn't that the whole charm of buying gently used or vintage clothing? I was pleasantly surprised by the sheer assortment of jackets, coats, and everything in the store. A lovely sales associate helped me, his name was Jordan. Super friendly more than helpful and knowledgeable. I'll definitely be coming back.

These special gems throughout the art districts are one not to be missed. And these store is no…read moreexception. A stroll along the blvd and this place caught our eyes. First thing I notice were all the amazing vintage fur coats and jackets hanging along the wall. And by that, there were so many to choose from. The collection was quite impressive. Of course you have all the fun vintage shirts and jeans. Rows and rows of the as well as loads of cowboy's boots. It seems like vintage and cowboys seem to be going hand in hand at all these vintage shops here. There's loads of fun accessories with trucker hats of all kind. Then there's the fun belt buckle, so many good ones. The rows of clothing is overwhelming to a point where you literally want everything you see. There's also a really large selection of sunglasses. This store literally has everything. It's denim, cowboy boots, trucker hats and fur galore. A cute store that's worth stopping in and have a wander.

Not sure why my pictures didn't upload…read more Either way, this place is quite nice as far as thrift/vintage stores go. You're paying a bit more than you might at other places, but these items are cleaner and better curated for sure! They have a wide variety of items as well, and in all it was an enjoyable adventure. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for a vintage bargain. :)

Besides offering great deals on really great stuff Beacon House also supports men in recovery…read more Win-win!

I've lived here for years, was taking a walk one evening and decided to stop by and check it out…read more Super interesting and cute store. Definitely a great spot to buy a gift for yourself or someone else and supporting a local small business that supports other local small businesses. The evening I made it in, I was helped out by Michelle. She was lovely and I will go back on a Monday, so she's the one to help me out. Also, bring a container for soap. You can refill your soap dispenser in an environmentally beneficial way.

This is an absolutely wonderful store, and my favorite place to shop! In fact, I live in Texas, and…read morelove it so much that I actually call the owner to do all of my holiday, birthday, anniversary shopping for me, and she delivers it directly to the people I am purchasing for or directly to myself! It has been an absolute dream. Every gift she/we pick out is always a major hit, and it is super fun to be able to shop this way. I get to buy a one of a kind gift for someone, and shop local at the same time. Every item in the store is a one of a kind. There are candles, jewelry, art, and a whole bunch of fun things you can fight! Definitely a hidden gem!