This is the OG POPMART location that I first started going to and started my love for Pino Jellies…read more Over the years and through the hype, this POPMART is constantly busy and packed. As an art store, there are already small aisles since the store is filled with displays. The customers that come in and out aren't the kindest people. There's pushing, shoving, and nonexistent boundaries. My only hope is for some sort of expansion so there's less exchanges of germs. As an avid collector, I'm still a fan and still adore this location. My only hint to visitors: park in the building next to Din Tai Fung for the easiest and quickest access to the store!

I was minding my own business walking around the store with my older sibling and my younger…read morebrother, looking at the different items they had. My little brother was playing with one of the Labubu hair products when an employee came up to him and said, "You've had enough fun. Let's not ruin the product." We understood and immediately stopped. After that, though, the employee kept following us around the store, which made us feel very uncomfortable. My brother eventually said, "You don't need to follow us around." The employee then mumbled, "Why don't you shut the f**k up." When my brother asked him what he said, the employee denied it and claimed he was just doing his job. He then asked where our parents were. I called my parents over, and as soon as they arrived, the employee ran into the employee room. When my parents asked about him, another employee claimed she didn't know who we were talking about. This was strange because we had just seen the two employees talking before he went into the back. Another customer who overheard the conversation said they only heard the employee tell my brother not to mess with the products, but that wasn't the issue. The problem was that he followed us around the store and, from what we heard, cursed at my younger brother. I don't know whether he was profiling us, being discriminatory, or simply being rude, but his behavior was completely unprofessional. There was no reason to follow us around the store or speak to a child that way. Customer service like this is unacceptable. For reference, the employee was an older man with a brown beard. Unfortunately, I didn't catch his name.

Great staff and a lot of cute items!!! Want everything!!! A must see in HB and inside the old world…read morevillage. Great prices, definitely an affordable boutique experience.

Awesome selection of reworked vintage shirts, clothes, accessories and gifts. Found some really…read morecool shirts when I went. Great place to get gifts for the holi

FOR FAMILY/FRIENDS SAMPLE SALE…read more Yike where do I begin?! This is definitely one of the events on my Bucket list that I do not wish to attend ever again:( I was given a ticket to the sample sale of this company. When I heard sample sale, I expected something different... This is the first warehouse sale I have ever been to, so I didn't know what to do, to bring or even to expect. First. If you plan of buying a lot, bring a cart, some sort of cart will allow you to push it around instead of carrying all the clothes you picked up. It will get heavy, and I see people taking in more than 10+ items. Though number sounds small, it WILL adds up. If you come on time as written on paper, you will allowed in on time, not early. The sale was taken outdoor, so you have to walk a distance to get to the sale. I saw mostly boys/men clothes, girls are okay, not much of women. I actually don't recall seeing anything of women sizes. I saw a lot of flip flops for both genders, some shoes for women, more for men. There were a lot of swim suit for both men n women. Accessories were there too... Such as phone cases and little necklaces here and there. Overall, it was not much. Not for my taste at least. They do carry snow boots. The price of your clothes are based on weight, 10/12$ per lb.... It's not bad if you are a girl since clothes weigh less compared to guys clothes. Event was definitely organized, although there were many people there(100+) , it was very well organized and process went by fast! I was in and out right away.

I was a temp working there for cloud Personnel they ended my assignment for no reason they made up…read morereasons why I've been there for almost a month no login they said nothing is for sure on a login also they have every one else a login but I was the only one without one they play favorites also they are racist I'm sticking up for myself in this environment work play they seem nice to your face but behind your back they talk mad shit I would not recommend anyone working or buying anything here they over price things to plus during the covid 19 outbreak I think there are supposed to be closed but they are are open prone for anyone to get the covid virus

All I can say is my jaw is on the floor because of how amazing these baked goods are. I found them…read moreat the corona Del Mar farmers market on Saturday for a pop up (I believe they're usually at Tustin farmers market on Sundays but fact check me before you go). The owner is a nice Asian couple. Their mochi goods are gluten free and they told us they source a lot of their ingredients from Hawaii!! They also have some samples. We ordered their famous mochi tarts, which had a delicious crispy/perfectly burnt/carameley bottom layer with soft and bouncy mochi layer on top. The banana bread also wowed us - it was like a normal banana bread flavor with mochi so it was incredibly moist and bouncy/chewy. They also threw in a coconut brownie thing for us which was amazing as well. Everything about these desserts are perfect including the texture and sweetness level!!

Mochimas is incredibly addicting and it's very hard for me to stop eating the entire box. Their…read moreoriginal will always be my fave but pandan is my second fave -- love their lunar new year flavors too!! You just need to try every flavor. Everything is made with so much love and care, you can taste it in every bite. Love supporting family owned businesses!! They even do catered orders for parties or corporate events. You will also find them at farmers markets with big smiles on their faces

Great location and artisans from soap to sewing and craft makers with an in-house coffee business.read more

I'm saddened that the @vistavintagemakersmarket is snobby and unwelcoming. Their so called…read morecommunity event should be shut down for being fucked up! They have no intention on letting the community vend unless your high society and have a stick up your ass. Why put applications out and have people try to sell at your event just to tell them that they pretty much suck and they would be better off at a different community event. If its just for seasoned vendors and its juried then why bother with the fucking application. The Vista vintage Makers market is nothing more than a communist event. *this is my opinion and i find it accurate!

I spy with my little eye so many cute things I want to buy. And a candle class I never knew I…read morewanted. The space is filled with so many talented local vendors...just take my money. Such a great find!

Poppi Seed Market gets 5 stars just on cuteness! This location is surprisingly huge with…read moremerchandise in every corner. I was really surprised by all the variety, like clothes for adults, kids and dogs! They also have a mix of handmade items too. I got so inspired by the section with all the party decorations. It's a great place to browse and get ideas too. A couple of the reasons why I'm not giving 5 stars include the fact that I went for their self-care Sunday "event" - which even had free tickets on the Eventbrite. I am still very confused regarding the marketing of this "event". They had 1 booth to make your own floral bouquets and then a small Halloween backdrop for kids/animals. I didn't see anything self care related and it felt more like a ploy to get you to shop. I was hoping for a station with face masks, nail painting, charm bracelets, etc. I thought it would be more of a pop up type event. Either vendors dropped out or it wasn't actually an event. I still am unsure. The second thing to note is that it really felt like no one was working in the store. I saw one employee at the cash register, and that was it. Especially since it was an "event", I anticipated a warmer greeting or an explanation about the event. They had a box of donuts that said "help yourself" and some waters. Outside they had coffee and we paid $8 for a small, that was very small. The shop itself is a mix of various vendors - some homemade and some store bought. It did feel a bit overpriced at times and hard to determine which were actually handmade. But, it is an opportunity to help small businesses owners versus ordering from Amazon! The last positive to mention is that they offer a variety of crafts and classes on certain days and I'm really looking forward to checking that out.

Pen Pals Stationery and Gift Shop is a cute Japanese-inspired stationery and gift shop located…read moreinside The LAB Anti-Mall in Costa Mesa. Recently Pen Pals Stationery and Gift Shop opened another location in Fountain Valley. [Parking]: The LAB Anti-Mall has a designated parking lot, but finding a spot can be hit-or-miss depending on what time you visit. [What to expect]: The shop is comprised of two vintage Airstreams with one Airstream focusing on stationery items (pens, Studio Ghibli-themed journals, and stickers) + greeting cards while the other focuses on plushies (including Sanrio characters), mini games, pins, greeting cards, etc. [Conclusion]: This is a really cute stationery shop to visit and definitely a worthwhile stop for stationery enthusiasts.

When I think of this stationery space, I think small but mighty. I absolutely love Pen Pals because…read morethey are a place of comfort for me as someone who loves stationery supplies and all things cute. The prices are competitive and fair, and the shop puts tremendous care into curating the items they offer to those who love stationery, stickers, and cute things. And the service has always been so warm, welcoming, and encouraging. I've had the privilege of knowing Matt, Sandy, and Aja since they were 'Plant Matter' and now they're Pen Pals. There aren't alot of stationery places as it is, so I am so glad that this shop exists. Word from a carrier pigeon is that the Pen Pals will have an expansion of a brick and mortar store soon, and I can't wait for them to finally announce the location and be open with even more selection of goods. I frequent this place often to scout for stickers, and Pen Pals never disappoints.

Timeless Treasures Boutique (TTB) has been around for a long time. I must have been frequenting…read morethem for at least 10 years. What would life be without art? Most everything here is handcrafted by artisans. They sell jewelry, coin purses, purses, pill boxes, clothing, candles, healing stones, preserved jams (Millicent's Preserves is the best), breads (Old Town Baking Company- so good, found at local Farmer's Markets), and even cookies! Prices vary, with some more affordable items whereas some vendors charge more. Once you're done picking out your items/ gifts, you can pay at the cashier. Everyone is super friendly and amazing! They are usually open Thursdays through Sundays once a month, from around 10am - 5pm. Happy shopping! Yelp Review #29- 2026

Timeless treasure is no longer on Edinger in Huntington Beach. It is now at 9501 Chapman in Garden…read moreGrove Xst: Gilbert @The women's civic center. Feels like less artists. It's different. Still found some good presents. Everyone was nice. I will definitely go again