Excellent local record store. The owner was very welcoming and helpful. They have a nice selection…read moreand it was fun to browse through each section. Will definitely be back, happy to have found this gem!

First time at the new location today, great spot! This is a great location for them. I was worried…read moreabout parking in a busy street but it was a breeze. Even got some fun stickers. 10/10 as always

Walking into CD Trader felt like stepping into a time capsule--in the best way possible. I'm from…read morethat generation where CDs and records weren't just things, they were experiences. And this place? It gets it. There's something about flipping through dusty records that just hits different. It's like walking into a thrift store and catching that mid-century smell--you either understand it or you don't. I do. I live in band tees 90% of the time, and this spot is basically my natural habitat. I've built up little collections over the years--certain genres, classics I refuse to let go of--and being here made me actually consider bringing some pieces back in. But also... you never know when the internet might betray you, and suddenly that random DVD becomes essential again. The vibe here is unmatched, super nostalgic without trying too hard. And the service? Genuinely great. Friendly, helpful, and not pushy at all. Also--fell completely in love with a Madonna T-shirt that I absolutely need in my life. Definitely coming back. Easy five stars.

I have heard of this place for a long time but never set foot in it until yesterday…read more I had a our 75 DVDs and 65 CDs I wanted to get rid of so I remembered about CD trader. The experience was fine and the sale of them went super smooth,. They were very fast checking them and having my money ready but the 2 guys behind the counter that were helping me were pretty rude and unwelcoming. Just the way they talked to me and seems very unfriendly. I've never brought items in to sell and don't know how fast they would go they them since it was a Saturday and I figured they would be busier then a weekday, I took a bunch of games to sell to GameDude a week previous and they took like 4 hours to go thru them. I literally had to drop them off and come back hours later. I didn't know if that was the norm or what. So i walked in with just my crate of CDs, because I figured I could always come back another day with the DVDs but i got called fast. Since it went quickly I figured I'd bring my DVDs in, and then I told one guy that I had a crate of DVDs to bring in also and he snapped an was like "Why didn't you bring them all in at one time?" I'm sorry I actually thought I was doing them a favor because maybe it was busy or they were short staffed. How the hell am I supposed to know? So then I brought the crate of DVDs in. I also lost my voice a few days prior and was just getting on back so my voice is pretty low at the moment l, so when I spoke to them, they were like "What? I can't hear you". Almost like I was annoying them with my low voice. I don't know if they were the owners or what, they were older guys and not some younger employee so I assume maybe owners or managers. So my point is the stores pretty cool and they have some great stuff, but the two guys in front were kinda dicks. Doubt I'll be back.

A very fun place to look around. Antique books, modern books, children's books, costume jewelry,…read moreantiques, collectibles and all manner of curiosities. The pleasant smell of vintage paper will give your senses a break from the usual odor of modern retail.

Truly love this bookstore. I have found a couple of books of my favorite Hollywood…read morestar...Katharine Hepburn as well as movie scripts etc. , vintage pieces and more. Hopefully they will open up locations nationwide

Had a great experience shopping around the Topanga Vintage Market! Parking can be a little tricky…read moreif you arrive on the later side. Also, it gets super hot in the summer so be sure to bring water and maybe an umbrella because shade is scarce. There is an absolutely fantastic selection of vintage clothes and purses, as well as homewares and toys. This market is a little on the smaller side when you compare it to something like the Rose Bowl Flea, but it's got the same vibe. There was still plenty of stalls to browse!

My first time in the event. My husband and I never been there before. It is cool, a real playground…read moreto find different pieces of history or past. There are many ordinary things like thrifty shops. But, for someone is not American, some objects are the most interesting for the American life. I didn't ask price there. The selection is really curious. Ext time with some money, maybe I get lucky to find something. The parking lot is free, $5 the entrance, a two food truck, and alive music.

Really helpful store. I love everything that they carry. I spoke with a nice sales representative…read moreover the phone during these wild COVID19 times. He was so helpful and tried to help me identify the authenticity of my Le Creuset. He was very knowledgeable and educated me about how to evaluate and study an item. I'll definitely be stopping by here in the future. They seem to have very eclectic knowledge about antique items and that gives me reason to believe that the items available would be authentic and legitimate. Thank you Retro Relics.

Super organized and clean unlike most vintage/thrift stores. Lots of good quality goodies and a…read moregreat selection of vinyl records!

I love this store. I usually do not like second hand stores because they smell unclean. This store…read moreis clean and so is their clothes. I highly recommend it. Nothing is over $20. I have found some great pleated skirts for $5! A wool camel jacket for $8.99. Seriously quality merchandise in all sizes. This is a self help place. There is no service to speak of and there are no dressing rooms. So what you buy you keep. But is well worth the investment.

This top 3 for thrift stores for me. I always have such luck here and can spend hours just looking…read more Most things are priced accordingly with the exemption of a few brand items. The place is organized enough and the staff is great.

I've always been saying what the village lacks are fun places to shop so that people have a reason…read moreto go there beyond just Costco and the various food locations. This store is exactly what I mean. I loved the open book in Northridge when it was on Tampa and still when it moved inside the mall. Was excited when this location opened. I am a sucker for old books and this place has ample with a really cool ambiance to it. Kinda like a nerdy library. I say that because they also have comics, collectibles and even have a section for banned books. As if you're buying something taboo. Staff is always friendly, place is organized so you know where to look, they always have some type of deal going on. So great value no matter what you buy. So if you're in the hunt for something to read, just skip Amazon for a change and support your local bookstore. Let's keep brick and mortar stores alive!

This is a very interesting bookstore. What I found were vintage books, memorabilia including vinyl…read morerecords and cassette tapes, board games, collectibles, etc. I could have spent hours browsing in here. Items were reasonably priced. I found a book on yoga and my daughter found some manga books. Service could have been better. The sales staff were more engrossed chatting among themselves... I will Be back though. A must visit store in the Village in Woodland Hills!

25% off the entire store until 12/28/25 50% off holiday…read moreitems Books, puzzles, journals, and toys for all ages

I absolutely love Barnes & Noble, one of my fav places to visit! The staff around the bookstore was…read moregreat. But I had a terrible experience at the Starbucks. I have worked at many coffee shops and in the industry. If I make a mistake for a customer, I fix it. I don't argue with the customer about what they said or didn't say. I just try to make it a good experience for them. One of the employees argued with my friend about what she ordered, said she needed to pay more and then when we asked for a new drink that I would pay for, they threw the old one away. What a waste, so petty. I've never heard of a Starbucks employee getting in trouble for making a positive experience for the customer. It was the matter of two pumps of vanilla. This is also the second time they have messed up the order for us and the lack of quality customer service is a bummer. I know service jobs are tough as I am in the industry but a good rule of thumb for a company should be to give the customer a positive experience. Appreciate the employees that help me found books though :)

The shop is a modest in comparison to other vintage malls I've been to, but for the area it's got a…read moregreat variety. They definitely excel in homewares and décor, so this would be your place if you're looking to furnish a new space with something unique!

My absolutely favorite antique mall! The selection is always changing, and the store is HUGE!!…read moreThey advertise that they have over 20 specially curated vendors, and they really know their stuff! They have an incredible variety and are very helpful in store and as brokers to find what you are looking for even if they don't have it in store. Great staff too! The store has a very welcoming atmosphere, very open feeling, not at all claustrophobic like some stores can be. Love the background music too, especially the jazz - keeps me in my happy place while treasure hunting. We love the Retail Therapy sessions held on the first Friday of every month, not only is there wine, cheese and crackers and sweets and treats, but the entire store is discounted 15% - that's always a welcome bonus. Who didn't love a discount?! My most favorite type of therapy. We've enjoyed getting to know the owners and some of the dealers who happen to be there when we are, they're helpful and informative. And on the QT, sometimes they authorize discounts - if they can - on the items in their booths, especially when you buy multiple items. I saw on their Instagram that the next Retail Therapy session will be a Christmas Party - we'll be there with bells on and bringing our shopping list! Highly recommended to others. And while you're there, there's a number of antique stores there on Sherman Way - they're gradually working to revitalize the Historic Antique Row in Canoga Park. 2 new stores have been born out of the dealers in Main Street Vintage - check out Artfully Made (Sherman Way, all handmade items) and Vintage Home (Owensmouth, just opened 11/2/25), plus the owners also have Retro Relics 2 doors away from Main Street Vintage - another great selection there! Hope you have as much fun as we do. And visit the Real Juicery on Remmet for great juices, smoothies and bowls (more great owners!). Plus, 2 coffee shops opened this year on Sherman Way, Trio and Jessie's Grind (latter has the most fabulous doors!!) Support our local businesses . Our community needs small businesses, and the ones I've mentioned are absolutely worth a visit... or 2... or 50