Very cute antique shop, is a bit furniture heavy as opposed to artifacts and smaller collector…read moreitems. Nevertheless, loved the different pieces and it was a great stop along the way!

I happened upon this place on a solo trip last year and spent hours in there. The owner was…read moreincredible and we talked about the history of his items, and how he got started on this business after retiring from construction during Covid -- his dream. His stuff is incredible, very fairly priced and decorated beautifully. Not cramped like some antique stores. I took my sisters there six months later on our sister's trip, and I'm going there again tomorrow for my annual solo trip. Can't wait to see what I find this time!

My family and I love checking out thrift shops especially when we are out of town and visiting a…read morenew city or town. While in Solvang, we found this really cool vintage thrift shop and walked around a bit. The inside had so many items to look at, but still felt very organized and didn't leave me feeling overwhelmed. They had everything - old records, comics, purses, fur coats, glassware -- even backstage passes from different concerts which I thought was pretty cool. I am always on the hunt for Uranium glass and A Piece of the Past had a few items. One being an ashtray and another being a set of glasses that I am still kicking myself for not just buying. Service was very friendly throughout the store and I also thought that most of the items were fairly priced - it didn't feel like they were trying to gouge anyone. Check them out!

Vintage shopping is my weakness. I always ask my husband -- "Do I need more stuff?" And he always…read moresays -- "No, but let's look anyway." Lol. Happiness set in as soon as I walked through the door. Clean, organized, bright and more importantly -- no old, dirty smell! The first item that caught my eye was a handmade mug. It reminded me of when my grandson was learning the alphabet as he would excitedly shout "N is for Narwhal!" Needless to say, I couldn't put it back down. We browsed every corner and found so many lovely items, including a beautiful vintage vanity (on my wish list). Prices were surprisingly reasonable, which made it really difficult not to buy more. As we were ready to check out with my mug, the husband pointed out a tiny silver scoop in a locked case. He could tell on my face that I wanted to add it to my collection, so he called someone to open the case -- he's such an enabler. :) The staff are easy to find, incredibly friendly and helpful. Such a great place -- we'll be back!

Friday, 12-29-2024: This is a small, cute thrift shop. It is 100% manned by volunteers, who were…read moreso friendly & welcoming. This thrift shop began in 1963 to help support scholarships and other worthy causes. I found a Tess Gerritsen book and some adorable Christmas decor. The pricing was very reasonable compared to some Temecula thrift shops. Check out was quick & friendly. My items were carefully wrapped then placed in a nice canvas tote bag. This was a very pleasant experience and it felt good to support a nonprofit.

This review is long over due. I visited in November, January, and May. It is such a sweet place…read more Its tiny and out of the way from "Downtown Solvang", I think they raise money for the community's fire fighters and first responders. I always find some treasure there.The staff is super friendly. The prices are perfect. They have a nice selection,, something for everyone, even cool old magazines if you make collages.

Sue's shop may be a bit off the beaten path, but it is WELL worth the detour! Three girlfriends and…read moreI wandered in while in Los Olivos for the weekend, and we ended up chatting with Sue for almost and hour. I have seldom seen a better curated collection than this shop has, and I've never seen such reasonable prices! I walked away with an incredible hand sown sequin designer shirt for under $50! When we left the shop, gleefully, I failed to realize I had lost an earring somewhere in her store, while trying on clothes. I reached out to Sue via email and she responded immediately! She found my missing earring and mailed it back to me. It was my Mother's and was really special to me. This shop owner really understands the value of quality items and sentimental treasures. Thank you Style Junction! :)

Such a cute boutique with gorgeous, handpicked clothes and accessories. The owner, Sue, couldn't be…read morenicer. So welcoming and happy to help you find that perfect piece. Definitely worth the trip!

Very cool little spot! I did some thrifting/antique hunting this morning & was pleasantly surprised…read moreto find this little shop. They have a ton of amazing housewares along with a bunch of other fun finds. I was able to pickup some amazing milk glass, cream and sugar bowls, as well as an amazing piece from the 1960s. Pricing was reasonable and I even scored an additional discount. The man that helped me out was very informative and kind. Great shop to pop into if you're in the neighborhood.

Just bought this armoire! The reason why? Because the sales team is so good that they left me a…read morevoicemail speaking as the armoire and enticed me back into the store to buy it. Great selection at this store! Michael and his wife are so charming! Will be back again. Maybe a tea pot will call me next !

Rails, Free People, and so many more, Plenty has plenty of cute items to complement your wardrobe…read more Three of us gals wandered into Santa Ynez and happened upon Plenty. With nary a glance, we all headed toward the door and were delightfully surprised. Despite the small size, Plenty was full of great finds. Veni, vidi, vici...

I love Plenty! I've been a customer since this boutique opened and probably more than half my…read morewardrobe is Plenty. They have lovely handmade jewelry, most of it made by the co-owners Steph and Jules, and the clothing is very chic, some vintage, some Free People, Spell, Tysa and so on. I can also always find something if I'm on a budget, they make a point of carrying affordable options. If you're in the area (or not!) go check it out, guaranteed you'll find something special.

A very nice and helpful lady, lots of beautiful jewelry that gave a reasonable price for…read moreeverything. I'd come back again

Beautiful store, one of a kind timepieces, and a lot of unique art that represents important…read morehistorical eras. My favorites were the marble clocks and their matching sets. It was epic to witness. I've only ever seen items like this at the Getty. This is definitely a place you have to check out and plan to purchase from. I believe the pricing is fair because these are antiques that are made from scratch-- I mean everything is hand crafted. When you see something this nice, you would never want anyone to have a duplicate of it. It's so classy and the staff were incredibly kind. I believe this place is family-run, and it shows in how thoughtfully it's maintained. It felt inclusive and welcoming. Appointments are highly recommended, and this is not a space for children. I noticed they allow calm, well-behaved pets on leash or harness for private parties, which I appreciated. I first visited at 7 AM when they were closed just to admire the exterior, then came back around 12:30 PM to take it all in with better light. I fell in love with so many pieces and will absolutely be back once I have a home closer up north. This store is timeless beauty preserved and presented at its finest.

You can feel when a place is built by passionate, talented, great people--Pumacasu is truly…read morespecial. Carlos and his wife are incredibly kind, but also genuinely talented. Unique one-of-a-kind beautiful jewelry and rare, vintage corkscrews. A rare and memorable experience. I'm so happy I stopped in, and I look forward to returning!

Stopped in to check out corks and wound up buying some jewelry. Carlos is a true story teller and…read morecharmer bringing back the days of how friendly and kind people have been. We need more like him. I got dizzy looking at all the centuries of corkscrews on display and for sale. Some as old as 18th century. He discusses the evolution and invention of the cork screw while sharing his wife's collection of handmade jewelry. It was a treat to stumble upon his shop. Have a new friend every time we visit Los Olivos.