I had an out-of-state friend in town who wanted to go thrifting so after following Atomic Junk's…read moresocial media for years, scanning and dreaming about all of the cool stuff they offer, we went in. This is more of a retro vintage store and what makes this place different is that they don't just collect donations, the owner actually hits the road sometimes and brings back really cool finds from other areas. There are a ton of really stylish, funky, colorful artsy pieces to bring flair to your life or you! There are tons of goodies to help you communicate your vibe! I love stepping into the store getting lost in the retro gems mixed with the nostalgic inner child funtastic finds! They also had some sunny yard artwork outside! I can't wait to go back!

This is such a fun shop with so many unique and interesting items -- I truly enjoyed browsing and…read morehad an armful of pieces I was excited to purchase. Unfortunately, the checkout experience left me feeling disappointed. A couple prices being adjusted on the spot is understandable, but having tags removed and being quoted significantly higher prices felt uncomfortable and unexpected. One used purse was priced close to (or above) what I could purchase it for new at a regular retail store, and it wasn't a vintage item. It genuinely hurt to leave the items behind because I loved what I found. I just couldn't move forward with pricing that felt inconsistent. I hope the shop can work toward more transparent pricing, as it really is a lovely space with so much potential.

Just as straightforward as the name of this store, this place is chock full of oldies but goodies…read more Lots of European pieces displayed and unique antiques, plus most interesting, a talking parrot in the back patio! It's quite comical to hear the parrot saying hello to you and stating his name. I was looking for unique nostalgic art to hang in my entryway. I did spy a pretty painting and will consider it later. The owner was very welcoming and took the time to show me pieces throughout his store. Definitely recommend as there are definitely some unique items to look at. Prices seem reasonable. Street parking.

It's a great place to rummage thru and find things. The owner is Cherie and she is pleasant. But,…read morethe prices are not always great and some are overpriced. I worked at my dads vintage store growing up and some of this stuff is way overpriced. It seems like she just made it up on the spot. all in all its a nice place with some interesting stuff.

I've never ever been to a thrift store in a mall. It was a cool little surprise! The guy who…read morechecked me out at the register was cool & even mentioned the other locations. I got a fire Basquiat sweater/ Levi's/ & Obey Shirt for the low low $. I will definitely be back & excited to check out their all men's store as well.

This place is a hidden gem!! I bought some super rad Tshirts and rings…read more It's rare to find good vintage that is in great condition with reasonable prices. The owner is very kind and knowledgeable about her inventory.

Awesome vintage shop with a great selection of vintage tees and country-style. Mallory was great to…read morework with, super easygoing, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience enjoyable. Definitely worth checking out if you're into vintage clothing.

Driving by we had to stop since the outdoor set up is very cool. Prices are ridiculous. A pair of…read more"vintage" Steve Madden boots were $185. The store is very dusty and smells like rat pee. You can tell some items haven't been touched in a while (dust). A lot of the items are not vintage and are vintage inspired OR leather items you can find in Mexico today. My friend asked how much a shot glass was, the woman working said $15. When we went to pay, she called someone to double check it was $15.... Don't give us a price if you're unsure. We aren't going to pay more if you already gave us a price. Overall a cool shop from the outside, but that's it.

What a beautiful eclectic antique shop with a lovely and extensive collection of a wide variety of…read moremerchandise. Furniture, glassware, clothing, lighting, artwork, jewelry, housewares, toys, dolls, original LPs, large amethyst crystals, vintage phones... Give yourself time to stroll through, talk to the staff, and shop for some really fun, unique items and reminisce some days gone by. I learned something new about my millennial friend today while shopping- she's learned of the Grateful Dead and has been to several Dead & Company shows at The Sphere! LOL! I'm looking for my vintage shirts that are her age to give to her! How fun!!!!! Thanks, Staff! I'll be back...

Lots of fun! This isn't your junky "gramma's old rocking chair" type of antique shop. They offer…read moreeverything from vintage and antique dolls to beautiful furniture mostly from the 1900's forward. I'm never disappointed when I leave this store.

I went to 2nd Street to sell some clothes, and they do things a little differently. Usually when…read moreyou sell clothes, you get the option of cash or store credit. The only option here was cash. This was also the lowest I've ever been offered for clothes. Places like Plato's Closet, Buffalo Exchange, and Uptown Cheapskate give you way more for your items. They had a $1 pile, meaning items they were willing to pay me one dollar for. And then they had a 10‑cent pile, meaning they were willing to pay me ten cents for certain items. Yes, ten cents. For 10/12 pieces, they offered me around $6.30. It was laughable. Actually laughable. So if you're looking to sell your items for dirt cheap, this is the place. On a lighter note, they did have a lot of nice things for sale; secondhand, some new, some designer, really great quality pieces at good prices. I got a really nice pair of green cargo pants for $12. I recommend for shopping NOT selling.

I've been a customer at this store for about two years now, and I wanted to share my recent…read moreexperiences that really stand out to me. Over the past year, l've noticed a big improvement in how things are run, and I truly think the new store manager deserves credit for that. In previous years, when I brought in clothes to sell, my experiences with some of the buyers felt very unprofessional, in fact I had multiple bad experiences with one of the female buyers that I notice still works there. She was very rude and condescending and now when I come in to sell I specifically don't want her to attend me. However, this year has been a completely different story. The newer buyers seem much better trained, more organized, respectful, and clear in how they take care of their customers. The whole process feels smoother and more customer-focused now, which makes a huge difference. In fact, today I had a question about the pricing of some of my items and the new store manager was very helpful and I left feeling very happy! Because of these positive changes, I actually look forward to bringing items in again, and I feel more confident in the process when working with the newer staff. Overall, I'm glad to see the progress and hope it continues in this direction. I have also recommended this location to my family and friends and they love the store!

I have been shopping here for years and I am always impressed with the vast variety and quality of…read moreclothes, jewelry, accessories for women. The staff here are very kind, patient too. They do have dressing rooms which is nice. The clothes are arranged in an orderly way so it is easy to navigate. The shop has a lot of things, so take time to browse and you will find some gems. One can also sell or consign their things. Go to their website and read the recommendations and times to bring your clothes. Parking is free on the lot.

Really nice items to choose from Kept very organized and…read moreclean. Prices are good. Nice Redondo Beach area. Lots of parking.

I went to Uptown Cheapskate to sell some clothes. They took about 10 pieces and I got around $50…read moredecent, I suppose. I also bought some tan I AM GIA cargo pants that were super cute, and a pair of acid‑wash grayish‑black utility pants that I thought were really cool. Selling with them is super quick and easy. I've sold there about three times now. The store is organized, easy to navigate, and the prices are decent. They never have a lot of shoes in my size though; I'm an 8/8.5 in women's, and that section is always sparse. They always have tons of 9s, 10s, 5s, and 6s... The staff is always stylish and friendly. Definitely my go to when I want to switch out wardrobe pieces since they let you trade for store credit or take cash. This time I took cash, but usually I choose store credit because you get a little more.

This place is a joke, and they let the employees have all their butt cheeks out while working the…read morefront buying counter. It's messy and disorganized and they damage the items and jewelry when you're selling, they give back your items unfolded and shoved with no care, the way they buy is a joke, im happy to not ever come back. Also, i asked how the system works as far as how they buy and the process and the owner laughed at me as if that was a dumb question. She was an older white lady with frizzy long hair. If that's funny to you then I'll take my inventory that they make money off of elsewhere.