This store is combined with the Mystic Museum and consists of multiple rooms, with some interactive…read moreexhibits in the store itself so visitors can engage with these experiences without buying a ticket to the actual museum on site (though I recommend checking out the museum too). Lots of monster themed merchandise for sale, skeletons, halloween snack bowls, Stranger Things cookbook, novelty accessories, evil character masks, dead insect and animal displays, creepy sculptures, and of course photo ops galore, like the camp horror boat scene with Jason Voorhees.

Definitely a cool store if you like oddities, macabre, and some spooky goodies. I came in with some…read morefriends and we browsed around the store for a good while as there is a lot to see. If you are into horror and such this is definitely a spot you would like. There are a variety of items to purchase here. Some are more run of the mill mass produced items like candles, purses, slippers, books and such. While other items were clearly thrifted and one of a kind or vintage. Very neat to have that kind of a variety. For example you can get a $20 skill candle or a $400 old operating table. See what I mean? It's definitely a great store to browse around. I easily spent 20 minutes just looking between their three rooms. The reason I did dock one star though is that while it was fun to browse, it's not necessarily my kind of merch. To each their own. Even more so I did find some of the prices to be a little high, maybe it's just me. One example I could give was I found a pretty simple necklace with a bat and heart that I've literally seen a hundred times over at Claire's. That necklace easily is about $7 or so, but here they were selling it for $35. I get they need to make a profit but the quality wasn't there and it was giving child's costume jewelry at a more expensive price. Surely they need to make the rent and knowing that a lot of people who come in are more so "just looking around" it makes sense prices need to be adjusted. A final positive to end on a good note is that the staff are absolutely lovely here. There were multiple staff working which I appreciated. Everyone was very very nice and welcoming. I love their passion for this store and enthusiasm. Nice people work here and I'm glad there is a store like this around for those who can truly appreciate what it has to offer.

Christie was real sociable. I liked the religious paintings. There was a 20% off sale today. Hope…read morethey stay in business!

Love this shop! It's my mom's favorite to visit when she's in town. It's full of treasures and I…read morenever fail to find a gem!

The Los Feliz Flea sale is a medium sized affair in the parking lot/exterior space of Our Mother of…read moreGood Counsel School/Church. Unlike most flea markets, this felt more like a craft fair and less like an affair where you rifle through junk looking for a gem. That is to say: there is a combination of different merchants. Some are selling genuine vintage/antique clothing, records, decor and others are selling their personal ceramics, picture frames and more. It's an interesting combination but I would caution that this is NOT a flea market where you can find an armful of treasure for five bucks. The flea market hosts a number of food and beverage purveyors so you can easily get a snack while you peruse what's on offer. But the VERY best thing about this flea market: TONS of free parking in the back of school.

We found Los Feliz Flea Market while searching for something to do while in the LA Chinatown area…read more I was actually surprised that I had not known about it sooner. Runs every Saturday -- free parking and free admission -- yay! We arrived around 1pm -- parking was busy but we didn't find it hard to find a spot. Vendors were upstairs and downstairs in the same structure. We started downstairs. The layout is clean and spacious. I appreciated the cute signs that direct you to each floor. Although the rooftop was hot, there were umbrellas along the walkway and some shaded table seating next to the food/drink vendors. The vendors we met were all so nice and willing to negotiate. Downstairs I found a vintage blouse and was somehow convinced that I needed a winter cardigan. The seller gave me a deal I couldn't refuse! Upstairs my husband bought two vintage shirts to add to his collection. It was then time for a break -- the FYMBAS Matcha Latte and Strawberry Cola Slush were perfectly refreshing. We'll be back. :)

Helping Hand Thrift Shop is the classic antique/thrift shop experience. Stuffed to the gills with…read moreclothing, furniture, jewelry, records and the like. The store has a fairly large fine jewelry collection, occupying several cases. There are also a number of fine Judaica pieces, like menorahs and mezuzah cases. There is an entire row of old clothing which I would have loved to pick through, but simply did not have the time. From the looks of it, there are definitely some finds for those seeking thrifted formal wear. The price range was pretty substantial. There were pieces that where 10 dollars (like an old hardwood box for a toy that I bought), to large antique pieces that are quite a bit more. You could definitely spend an hour or more in this shop: the selection of artifacts is huge. Would recommend.

This place is a gem. Can't say hidden as it is on Fairfax haha but truly a gem. The owner Moji was…read morefantastic and worked with us so I could have my dream picture to hang in my new apartment. My friend also found a stunning blazer dress combo as she browsed the racks. I will be back because they have a fantastic collection of great pieces from art, to furniture to clothes.

I've been in shopping many times- staff are SO nice and the selection is great. Some of the pricing…read moremakes you go "huh?" But overall it's very affordable and always fun to go in!

this used to be one of my frequent stops, but the prices are a little high and they are a little…read morespare in their inventory It's good for books if you are looking for those I haven't been in a really long time though so I can't really speak to what the current stock is like I come here I'd say maybe a couple times a year at the most

this place is a true gem! obviously in LA, there are a TON of vintage stores--don't get me wrong,…read morei can even find joy in walking around stores i know i will never be able to shop at--but white buffalo stands out in price, variety, and service. there's a variety of things you would see at other curated vintage/furniture stores, mostly mid-century pieces but also some unique funky pieces as well. like other vintage stores, prices varied, but white buffalo was definitely more affordable than comparable shops by a large margin. we left with a side table for a steal at $160. leonel, the owner, is so kind and told my wife and i about how he sees the store as his art! good prices and a down to earth dude, we'll def be back and i really recommend you stop by too.

Beautiful, high quality, and extremely fairly priced collection of pieces. Incredibly friendly and…read morehelpful customer service. Will absolutely be back for more!

If you want to see or be seen in LA... this is the spot to be!…read more Ever wondered what's trendy or fashionable in SoCal? Melrose will let you know as soon as you arrive. Parking is easy to find as they provide valet parking which is marketed as free, but realistically tip-based. Entrance fee is less than $10 which is much cheaper than the Rose Bowl Flea Market. There is a good variety of booths from candles and crystals to vintage clothing and underrated designers. The prices range from very cheap ($1-$5 clothes) all the way up to hundreds of dollars for rare finds. The sellers are very casual and chill which makes shopping here a fun experience. There is also art and furniture here and the Grove is walking distance from this place. Erewhon is also a couple blocks away. Overall, this is the perfect spot for any tourist visiting LA wanting to experience the lovely sunny weather. It is also a great place to kill time on a Sunday and people watch (with sunglasses preferably).

Cute flea market with a variety of clothing, jewelry, and craft vendors…read more Food options are limited & just okay; nothing that makes me want to return, but worth checking out once. Admission is $6 or $7 I believe. Not sure about on-site parking, but there's plenty of metered parking nearby.

This antique store in Downtown Los Angeles is focused on architectural details, like metal grills…read moreand iron work and lights of every known fixture. And a lot of antiquities focused on large scale decoration. One one hand, there are some beautiful pieces. The light fixtures are pretty impressive in their variety of age and style. It seriously gave me the "Damn, I wish I had a big house to decorate." Ultimately, though, that's why this place doesn't quite work for me. There are tons of things to look at, antique barber chairs, long dining tables, stamp dispensers from the 50's and Neo-Classical statuary. Fun eye candy. But the price point for almost everything is for the wealthy homeowner or the professional interior decorator. Even at the Mart Collective in Venice, which is a high end antique mall, had some things that were very reasonable (I bought some beautiful brocade pillows there). Here? Not so much. So, fun to rifle through if you're into antiques, but unless you have some fairly serious cash, not a lot of actual shopping opportunity.

Eclectic funky olde good things, I decided to stop by here two weeks ago.. definitely a very unique…read moreand cool place to visit parking sucks so be careful with that of course it's LA so what do you expect? I found a cool vintage ships binnacle that was converted into a lamp that I plan on polishing up and returning to a compass.. prices overall are fair some items can be pretty pricey, but they are in very good condition overall.. I definitely look forward to coming back to this Place soon. If you find an item that you love, but don't have room in your vehicle they do deliver with added cost.