Best store in SB!! The vintage clothes by Sarah are amazing!!!! Her stuff is in the back of the…read morestore to the left!! Her selection is always amazing!! Men's jackets women's jackets and so much more!!

Kindly suggest they improve Customer Service, this was a local shop I'd be happy to support but…read morewhat I felt when I asked the woman behind the counter a simple question was chilling , The look on her face, dry answer , it's a no thanks not a friendly place for everyone, it makes sense she didn't acknowledge us when we walked in, i thought she was just distracted with a customer she was engaging with and didn't hear the "good morning " Before the interaction I was excited for what I wanted to buy then suddenly everything just felt unwelcoming and awkward. Seems they display items from few different vendors but I didn't have the chance to ask .. there is parking on location

Antique Alley is a must visit whenever we're in Santa Barbara. Our kids still have the vintage…read moreitems they bought here several years ago (before buying vintage became trendy). The reasonable pricing, consistently friendly people and great finds kick-started their love for thrifting. Today I was admiring a lovely pair of 1940's Bakelite earrings in a locked case. Even though I managed to control myself and walk away, my enabler husband asked to see them. It turns out the woman who helped him was the vendor for that section. She was so kind to offer me a discount, which of course I couldn't refuse. :) It's such a wonderfully nostalgic place -- we'll always be back!

Lots of items at great prices. Came here for jewelry and found plenty of them for less than $10…read more The workers were really nice too.

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!

I took in a vintage lamp to get rewired. I walked right in, no appointment necessary. The man who…read morehelped me was nice and knowledgeable. He answered all my questions. While he said it would take 10 days, I got mine in 4. The price for the repair was reasonable. He also added a harp. I would definitely come again!

Most amazing collection of antique lighting you will ever see in California! So many beautiful and…read moreunique items to choose from.

Super cool store. Mostly women's clothes but also men's. Some furniture like end tables and some…read moreside chairs. Most clothing is 8-10 bucks. Not bad! People are friendly.

I travel 2 hours each way to visit them. I love the selection and the employees are so friendly…read more Great value on items

Such an awesome spot. We found so many things. If we weren't traveling we would have bought more!…read more Highly recommended stopping by.

Definitely a cool store and fun to look around but most items are overpriced for a vintage store…read morebut then again it's expected in this area. The clothes were definitely overpriced for used clothes.

Valley Vintage Marketplace was not an obvious vintage/antique shop as we walked by. There wasn't…read moreany clear signage from the outside, but we were drawn in by some items at the entrance. It wasn't until we took a few steps in that we noticed a table with a book to provide your contact info, business cards and a framed description of the business. They carry mostly larger items -- furniture and furnishings. The second floor has some clothing and accessories. I was surprised to have found another vintage vanity. The universe is trying to tell me something... It's not overly crowded with items and easy to navigate. Clean and organized well. I love that all their sales benefit the community -- senior and veteran services, meals, etc.

Proprietor was out of state after closing her shop. Told me…read moreto text her what I was looking for in terms of what I needed to furnish my home upon her return from her storage room. I did. I was looking at two lamps posted specifically for purchase which were photographed for sale. And hoped to look at art work as well. She did not answer my subsequent inquiries following....

Faitell Attractions, opened during the pandemic, is a REVELATION…read more The only reason I stumbled across the store was my passion for coconut frozen yogurt, which Yogurtland currently sells (along with pistachio). Parking in a garage downtown for a frozen yogurt irks me so I rarely go. I passed this consignment and the moment I entered, my eyes grew big. It's mostly furniture---a mix of mid-century modern and other classic pieces--but also one of the best designer resales I've seen in the back. Every bench, piece of art, chair gorgeous. You just have to go in to appreciate the extraordinary taste of Lisa Faitell, who moved to SB from Westchester County (a tiny town my dear friend lives and I just spent three nights). It's a mother-daughter operation, which I love. They also do custom window treatments and you can arrange for delivery. In the hour I spent, a woman in Laurel Canyon bought a large bright aqua sectional couch. I love absolutely everything. Note: the clothing runs small. Best if you are a size 2, 4, or 6. I love that a New Yorker opened this store--in a pandemic no less. New Yorkers have grit and chutzpah, always rising to the challenge in the most fraught conditions. I bought a dress (48 dollars) and an incredible long sweater-jacket with pattern (50). Wearing the dress to the Granada Saturday, my first time since 2014 before I moved to the city. If you're downtown, you must go in. It's impossible not to come away with a treasure. I went in to look for plant stands and found an outdoor set for 50 they only sell as a pair. I might have to go get it, though I really only need one.