Frou-frou Goodwill with nice higher value products…read more People seemed nice and friendly, and it's def one of the most organized and clean Goodwill I've been to. Wish it had a slightly bigger selection, but it's still good!

Wow! When I walked it I was so impressed. They had two floors of clothes. The first floor was more…read morespacious and everything was color coordinated. Then you go upstairs and they had more clothes, shoes, purses and home/kitchen stuff. They only have 2 fitting rooms so there is a line. Sometimes it goes by fast depending on how much the person has to try on. The value is really good since they had popular and high brands of clothes there. Some of them still had the tags on and even tho they didn't have tags on them they were in great condition. Everyone who worked there was very nice. Definitely coming back here again!

Unbelievable pieces and reasonably priced. Incredibly talented client service. Kate will be your…read morepersonalized stylist. She knew exactly what type of style I was trying to achieve and she found clothes I feel absolutely stunning in. I feel absolutely celebrated. This is officially my store! thank you ladies.

Kate is a truly lovely smart hard working lady with great style and lots of support from locals.read more

Really quality selection of kids clothes and good prices! Owner lady was super helpful and the…read moreplace is well set up with a kids play area while the parents go thrifting for designer brands. Def one of my fav kids shops.

I could not resist popping into this sweet little children's consignment store while passing by in…read moreLa Jolla. They had a really great mix of higher-end children's clothing, brand name play clothes, and Montessori-style toys. I was running out of luggage space at this point of my trip but I just had to bring this beautiful Rachel Riley coat that made my daughter look like Little Red Riding home. The person at the front desk was really friendly and I commented when I saw she was reading a manga my husband reads. She said that she was actually pre-reading it for her grandson and that totally warmed my heart. I love a consignment store where they truly care about children.

Dishonest owner. Her sales associates confirmed my items were sold …read more Le, the owner, continued to say she donated my clothing . You'll see on Google and Yelp I'm not the only one that has been taken by her. I imagine that is why the sales associate warned me not to bring in anything that I like?? There is also a reason you're not give an itemized receipt of goods taken in to be sold! Lastly, isn't it peculiar that the credit I was suppose to receive was identical to my friend's credit of $30 every time ?? She operates a complete scam.

Cute vibe, very expensive for used clothes, the staff was nice and helpful. They do have nice…read more high-end designer bags

Nice shop, you can find some reasonably priced items, especially for the guys. The staff was…read morepleasant. They also have high-end designer bags and clothes.

Nicely organized and smells nice. We weren't greeted when walking in or out which was too bad, the…read morewoman was pretty into her phone. $50 for a used target sports bra and used Forever 21 vest for $40. (!!) I don't understand their pricing but it was a cute store if you want to buy some really high end pieces.

Designer Consigner... You are a cattle car of Vintage Crazy…read more I wonder if the owner either has ties to the building management or has a 99 year lease on the cheap. It says Est. 1952 but- How does it stay open? HOW!?! Store is full but not in a good way, some racks are too tightly stuffed to pick through. Clothes are ALL unorganized and most very expensive. Store set up is not conducive to browsing, relaxing OR having fun. The little browsing you can do is made uncomfortable by the owner who is watching your every move and commenting on what you touch. Furs seems unkept, unorganized and funky. There is a special way to store it and she's not doing it right. (ie- Cold Dark Storage, not hot sunny humid store) THE WORST- front of the store houses a "sea" of shoes, which last time I visited were lots of eroding leather, clumped together in an impassible mound. Started having flash backs to the "shoe room" at a certain museum in Washington DC I saw on a 8th Grade Field Trip. (figure it out, seriously) Owner seems quirky and has almost been nice but seems mostly interested in you if you're kinda dopey with cash who won't ask too many questions or try to bargain. When you start to leave because of her inflexibility she may start to bargain with you as a desperate (and lame) attempt to win your business. The jewelry case is a disappointment and a laugh, Newsflash, I know what bakelite is and sadly there isn't much or any at this place! I felt my style knowledge was judged by my youthful appearance. With all that said there are a few things to look at and maybe you'll find something that catches your eye but with such MEH customer relations and inability to have a clean and organized shopping space, it's just time wasted that you'll never get back. It's just not worth the effort, unless you are standing RIGHT outside and it's somehow open. La Jolla's jewel? More like La Jolla's drool. Boring & Expensive & Not Comparable to other stores nearby. Done.

I found this tiny shop after exiting Encore of La Jolla, a true consignment emporium. The…read moreimmediate comparison made it obvious that Designer Consigner hawks a gaudier, less classy version of designer dressing. Also, lots of fur and spangly items. Skip this and go directly to Encore for classic designer names to bolster your wardrobe.

Fantastic gallery of Vintage Posters. Claudia is the Gallery Director. So knowledgable & helpful…read more She is a genius knowing all the ins & outs of how to select, buy, frame these jewels. Being an artist myself, I really appreciate the gallery's vast breadth & quality. And the honesty & forthrightness of their communications. And their certificates of authenticity. Vintage posters are the affordable way to glamorize & adorn a home or apartment. i am truly surprised that more people don't collect them.

The new location is gorgeous , the selection is incredible. Claudia, the gallery director, is very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. Everything is priced fairly and honestly and they have everything from smaller affordable pieces to full wall size pieces. Great spot

New location on Cass Street, same owners. Parking on Cass or Emerald. Glad they're back.read more

It's permanently closed! Drove all the way over here to go shopping, it says open everywhere (yelp,…read moreapple map, google maps) to pull up and see its closed. Don't go!

Rose, Sally, Debra and of course Elizabeth are all exception.The selection is remarkable the…read moreJewelry exceptional and fair pricing. The best part of this experience is that the animals are the winners.

Very nice store. Lots of glassware, serving dishes and beautiful jewelry. They support dog rescues…read moreand anything with a paw print sticker is on sale. The only thing I didn't like is some of the vendors will put 3 prices with dates on an item and you must wait for that date to get the lowest price. I was visiting from out of town and wanted to purchase a beautiful mid century modern set of bookends I thought they were $65 but turns out that was a future price and it I wanted to buy them it was $150. I was a bit disappointed. . When I'm back in La Jolla I will visit again.

Picked up this sweet vintage mountain bike for a good price from this spot. The dude there who…read morehelped me, I think his name was Nathan took the offer I gave him. I only found this place because of Facebook Marketplace or Offer Up, I forget. They have a whole warehouse full of stuff from estates and they resell it or sell it on consignment. If you don't wanna go hunting around to different estate sales just come here. You can go in and look around or check out their eBay store too.

We previously worked with Steve Mattson's Estate Sale & Liquidation Service and even recommended…read morehim to a neighbor, so we expected a similar level of service this time. Unfortunately, this experience was very disappointing. About three and a half weeks before we needed to be out of our rental, Steve came to review what we had available. We showed him many higher-priced, quality items and asked specifically about everything -- including food, supplements, furniture, a heavy fountain, and more. He indicated he would take it all and that we had enough to make it worth his time and effort. As agreed, five days before the scheduled pickup, his employee did a final walkthrough. We provided a detailed list of items we had already discussed with Steve and had even added additional items he had previously said he would take. Then, just two days later, we received a text saying this was now considered more of a cleanout -- and that we would need to pay him over $1,700. During a follow-up phone call, he said the items we had previously discussed were not worth his time to take. This was especially frustrating because we had offered to let him take only what he felt was worth selling. This sudden change completely disrupted our timeline and plans to be out of the rental by the end of the month. We feel the expectations set at the beginning were not honored, which put us in a very difficult position on a tight schedule. Based on our experience, I would advise being very cautious when making plans, especially if you are working within strict deadlines.