The store has a lot of items. I found a really fun pair of sunglasses. The part that was hard to…read moreget used to is that things are organized by color and type rather than size. Which I think made me realize how little there was in an extra large or larger. You also get to look at all the cute things that won't fit you. there is so much here though that you'll likely find something that you like. Has a pretty big Halloween section if you're into that. The clothes were definitely like more interesting and vintage than the other thrift store across the street. Geared more towards vibrant, artsy crowd.

The store smells pretty rancid and I bring nice, clean, modern and retro clothes and I only get the…read more'people here don't like that style' without even looking attentively. The 2 people working were talking to each other all the time, giving an impression of not caring about the business or being serious about buying things. I understand many people bring many things and they might have too much inventory but the way they treat the ones trying to sell does not leave a good impression. Is nice store to browse old smelly stuff, though.

Very nice little independent vintage shop! The clothes are pretty pricey (as all vintage is though)…read morebut they have the best little nick nack small gifts area by the front! Pick up 2 very neat small fridge magnet handmade made by an artist in Idaho made to look vintage Pyrex bowl so cute, I'm obsessed! The staff does seem a bit stand off-ish the times I've gone in, but still a very cute little local shop!

This is the best vintage store ever! So many one of a kind, cool looking items! Their inventory…read morechanges often because things go so quickly but believe me you'll leave with something amazing!!

We need more thrift shops like this! All proceeds go directly to benefit the local humane society,…read morewhich makes shopping here feel even better. The shop is incredibly dog-friendly - the staff are all volunteers and were so welcoming, giving my pup plenty of pets. They have a huge selection, ranging from men's and women's clothing to a luxury consignment section for designer brands. I found a super classy fedora here, and got tons of compliments on it before I even left the store. You'll also find home goods, books, and even dog gear like clothes and leashes. A unique highlight is their collection of used surfboards and wetsuits-perfect if you're looking for affordable surf gear. Definitely stop by with your pup while you're in town!

The staff here is amazing and is a major reason why I come back-…read more but with this new boutique all of their good stuff goes to it and so there really isn't anything to thrift clothing wise, and when you do find something you want to try on they give you a poncho that who knows has had on before you and then you have to awkwardly change in front of everyone. If they have no problem charging $80 dollars for a shirt they should at least provide a dressing room to match that price/ service. Js

Small but absolutely packed with clothes! A great place not for designer items but for business…read moreclothes or fun pieces to accent your wardrobe. Had some handbags too. Good prices!

Nice & clean store. Ample of cute options! The shoes were really nice and good quality too! I got…read moreeight items and my total was way less had I gone to any of these stores. Definitely worth it for professional and elevated clothing for women!

Small shop tucked away from the road but full of Great finds. Nice deals and very Friendly…read moreservice.

Love this place so much! my go to thrift store in oceanside! i always find a piece i love and it's…read moreso affordable! you can tell a lot of love goes into what the choose to sell because everything is different and also in such good condition. check it out next time you drive by it's a must see!

A great thrift shop that has great deals. The service is a little lax but it is a thrift shopread more

I'm not someone who usually leaves bad reviews. I try to be understanding and remember that not…read moreeveryone is having their best day. However, this experience really crossed a line. I understand that the parking is for in-store customers only. But the moment I stepped out of my car, a woman came running out of the store and started yelling at me, saying the parking was for those businesses only. I hadn't even walked away from my vehicle yet, and she had no idea where I was going. For context, I'm a Type 1 diabetic, and my blood sugar suddenly dropped very low. In that moment, I urgently needed food or I risked being unsafe to drive. My boyfriend was with me, but he isn't insured on my car and doesn't know how to drive a manual--and she still insisted that I make him take my car. On top of that, it's not safe for me to be walking around alone when my blood sugar is that low. I calmly explained the situation and told her I just needed a quick snack and would be back in under five minutes. Despite that, she showed zero empathy and continued yelling. At that point, my priority was my health and safety. I also didn't feel comfortable leaving my car unattended given her aggressive behavior. I waited a few days to write this, but as a Type 1 diabetic, this situation was genuinely scary and upsetting. This happened Saturday in the late afternoon. Situations like this deserve more understanding and basic human compassion. Please do better.

YES. From the minute we walked in, even though I had already been a regular at sea hive I was…read moreovercome with amazing human interactions. Cookies & love for my pups as well as making sure we came in welcomed & felt like we had friends helping us navigate. Stop giving your money to large in personalized corporations and support locals.

Over priced Resellers Anonymous. This is the alcoholics anonymous resellers meet up Way marked up…read moreprices it it's not really thrifting anymore. You're not gonna find a bargain your honesty better going off to your local Goodwill veterans thrift store or Salvation Army to be honest with you. I understand support local business, but this isn't really a small business thing to be honest with you. In my opinion these are just regular people that don't understand the meaning of drifting and will do anything to mark up something for the best profit. Like I said, go to your local Salvation Army Goodwill, the veterans State market or a pet support thrift store at least it will go back to guaranteed to that charity nonprofit

The Owner is straight up rude... As me and my sister were strolling through the store. We made a…read morefew jokes here and there as putting down our stuff handling the objects we would like to purchase with care. The owner treating us like little children... Once we yet again picked up an object he said "this is not a toy store, be respectful" we then replied "we are grown adults. I'm pretty sure we know." Then he looked at us rolling his eyes, it made it very uncomfortable to even continue are shopping... Will never come back again......

Was in here the other day and came across a lamp they were selling for $199. This lamp was not…read morevintage. It is an IKEA lamp available at IKEA for $70, but being sold here for $199. A 284% markup because they thought it would pass as vintage. I can't imagine what else they're trying to mark up and pass off as vintage. As soon as I saw that lampshade I walked out. What a rip off. Good luck to anyone shopping here.