One of my fave shops in LA for well-designed t-shirts, hats, books, and other creative lifestyle…read moregoods. Owners Andy and Jennifer are just the best. Pop on by for the latest scoop on what's happening around York St. in Highland Park. And yes, they were nice enough to carry my book too.

Fun little shop to wander into on York in HLP. I remember they used to be on Figueroa a while back…read more- just as a known skater shop. Now, they house a bunch of different trinkets from mugs, books, apparel, candy, stickers, cameras, film, cards, incense, soaps, etc. I ended up getting a few little items - a deck of cards, stickers, and flower seeds. Staff on deck was a female who was nice to talk to in terms of her informing me on the changes that they've made to the shop since they've moved from their old spot. If you're in need of a gift, stop on in cause you never know what you might find here.

Such a cute little vintage boutique. Another one I stopped by as there was a rack of some really…read morefun item. Also, the cute display outside did catch my eye. Inside, the owner I believe was so sweet. And the little mascot, churros the dog. The store was very well put together with a lot of amazing pieces. Dressing room was nice and clean. Checking the items on the racks, just makes you want to pick everything up. The store carries loads of amazing pieces. Vintage handbags, shoes, loads of accessories and of course the clothes. Fun little vintage boutique.

Super cute store, with reasonably priced clothing and jewelry. Will definitely be back and the…read moreemployees here are very friendly!

Not a great experience. Worker was beyond rude. Randomly…read morestumbled upon this store last week on my way to the winery next door. Thought the store was cute so my friend and I walked in to check it out. The worker didn't even greet us or acknowledge us, and it wasn't like she was busy doing anything since there was no one else in the store. We looked around for a bit and my friend asked her a question. The worker rolled her eyes and begrudgingly answered us, sounding annoyed saying something like "umm it's vintage" in a sassy tone. As my friend continued to look at a dress, I heard the worker mumble under her breath "you're not going to fit in that." We pretty much immediately walked out and the the woman visibly looked upset that we wasted her time. First off, rude. Second of all, your tchotchkes were tacky which is why we didn't buy anything. Third, the worker ruined the experience by her bad attitude. Don't know what we did to her to make her so angry in the three minutes we were in the store. Instead of going back, I would rather go to the Goodwill store a block away.

great store across from la historic park! great selection of vintage clothes shoes and house items…read more jack has the best clothes ranging in all sizes no matter your price point you'll find something. her service to find you that special piece is unmatched. i've always found my new favorite item after stopping by here!

Cute, funky, curated, and family owned. They have a great mix of vintage and new items. This is a…read morewonderful place to shop slow and find a unique gift. After a little browsing I left with a dress in tow. It's great to have a new local spot to shop. The owners are the buyers and have intimate knowledge of what's being sold which really adds to the charm of this boutique. I'll definitely be back for the holidays.

Love this new high-end vintage boutique. Nice to have it in Pasadena! It's a bit tricky to find bc…read moreGPS puts you in an alley, but just go to the right and it's in the parking lot. I bought a beautiful bracelet that I'm obsessed with. The store was full of unique finds and the customer service was refreshing. I'll def be back, especially for holiday gifting!

So many good memories in here Service was amazingly good…read more Value and good quality Nothing more could make you not to like this place

I love this shop! Such a special selection curated by the owner. I got my favorite cop copine beach…read moreshorts here :) highly recommend

Leanna Lin's Wonderland is a mini art gallery and gift shop in Eagle Rock that mostly focuses on…read morejewelry, stationery (e.g. Studio Ghibli-themed journals), needle kits, accessories, plushies, home decor, and children's books (including Decoy Saves Opening Day). The shop has a small curated selection of Sanrio and Miffy plushies, but in general about half of the store is geared toward children and kids. [Parking]: Easy metered street parking is available with free metered parking on Sundays. [Conclusion]: As a children's shop, this is a 5-star store. At the same time, the store may not be everyone's cup of tea depending on what they are looking for.

Super kawaii, technicolor gift shop! Yatta!…read more Leanna Lin's Wonderland in Eagle Rock is a candy-colored store with a heavy focus on Japanese merch. There's plenty of cute stickers and books for children and plenty of collectibles, gachapon and other goodies for adult Nipponophiles. The store also features a variety of artists whose rainbow Lisa Frank style seems to effortlessly blend in to its surroundings. I know, I know...I sound like I don't like this place. That's not true. While it's not my aesthetic, it's clearly very well curated with lots of fun things to browse through. And the staff was very nice Definitely a place to bring children and adult fans of anime and manga.

I love this shop and their service. This place always has really great curated pieces makes it not…read morehard to find things. And for men's cloths I love there collection. Allot of good clothing stores in LA but not many that keep things so refreshed like Singulier. Plus it's in frogtown so you can just take a nice walk after.

literally such good gems in here, when my dad gave me $50,000 i was able to buy 14 things. absolute…read morefire. super special garments from brands like the limited for $238 a piece. with prices like this it feels like you're stealing!

Initially, I was a little scared to go in because of all of the reviews-- Upon my first visit, I…read morejust browsed, and there was some dude hanging around who told us to put our phones away. Eh, that's fine, I was expecting that (My friend wanted to look something up and forgot about the rule), but I suppose that guy did give us an uncomfortable feeling. However, I went in a second time with a different friend- During Covid- So I emailed/called first to make sure they were open. Richard was so nice! He had a lot of knowledge to share about certain products we were looking at. Other people have had odd experiences, but ours was amazing. He had just gotten in a new shipment of tea from Kyoto, and he actually made some for us and we chatted about tea, and his friends in Japan. He even showed us his new shop next door filled with furniture he's working on, which was all so cool. The vibe is just so well-lived in "wabi-sabi". Honestly, I had a great time. I do hope people just remember to respect that they have rules and conduct expectations- Not unlike Japan. Follow and have manners, and you'll be treated accordingly. (:

I've been shopping here for a few years now. I especially love it for this last minute gifts that…read moreare thoughtful and special. I read a few of the reviews about the owner. I miss the days when people appreciated character. Especially shop owners. He may be a bit eccentric and sometimes direct (with cute dog in tote) but I feel like it adds to the charm and experience of it all. This store is an experience. Very special. I feel like yelp has created an unhealthy dynamic of people expecting 5 star treatment everywhere they go and for workers to act as slaves. Personally... the grumpier, more eccentric, or offbeat a shopkeeper is the more I love it. It's what us LA natives grew up with and it gives a place character and authenticity. If people have issues with character other than "hello how may I serve your pretentious entitled self today?" They should be shopping in a different neighborhood such as Beverly Hills. Regardless of what anyone says, this shop has the most beautifully curated collection of fine Japanese treasures and I will be a lifelong customer. I just brought two of my friends in today and we were treated so wonderfully and the two gems working were knowledgeable and helpful from the moment we walked in. Not to mention we had a very babbley baby in tow and it didn't seem to bother them at all! My last note: if anyone decides to research Japanese traditions and customs it isn't all that outrageous that phones are asked to be put away during your visit. It really takes away from the experience of it all. My suggestion/tip... go in, phone away, connect with the people, sit in silence, appreciate the craftsmanship of these incredible items... just put your western everyday distractions and habits away for a short time and you will leave this place feeling a sense of calm and happiness. It's really something to be appreciated. I hope New High Mart is around forever!