My absolutely favorite antique mall! The selection is always changing, and the store is HUGE!!…read moreThey advertise that they have over 20 specially curated vendors, and they really know their stuff! They have an incredible variety and are very helpful in store and as brokers to find what you are looking for even if they don't have it in store. Great staff too! The store has a very welcoming atmosphere, very open feeling, not at all claustrophobic like some stores can be. Love the background music too, especially the jazz - keeps me in my happy place while treasure hunting. We love the Retail Therapy sessions held on the first Friday of every month, not only is there wine, cheese and crackers and sweets and treats, but the entire store is discounted 15% - that's always a welcome bonus. Who didn't love a discount?! My most favorite type of therapy. We've enjoyed getting to know the owners and some of the dealers who happen to be there when we are, they're helpful and informative. And on the QT, sometimes they authorize discounts - if they can - on the items in their booths, especially when you buy multiple items. I saw on their Instagram that the next Retail Therapy session will be a Christmas Party - we'll be there with bells on and bringing our shopping list! Highly recommended to others. And while you're there, there's a number of antique stores there on Sherman Way - they're gradually working to revitalize the Historic Antique Row in Canoga Park. 2 new stores have been born out of the dealers in Main Street Vintage - check out Artfully Made (Sherman Way, all handmade items) and Vintage Home (Owensmouth, just opened 11/2/25), plus the owners also have Retro Relics 2 doors away from Main Street Vintage - another great selection there! Hope you have as much fun as we do. And visit the Real Juicery on Remmet for great juices, smoothies and bowls (more great owners!). Plus, 2 coffee shops opened this year on Sherman Way, Trio and Jessie's Grind (latter has the most fabulous doors!!) Support our local businesses . Our community needs small businesses, and the ones I've mentioned are absolutely worth a visit... or 2... or 50

I recently visited this place as it is a local thrift store and left the location feeling…read moredisappointed and mistreated. I found a beautiful 14k gold cross necklace with real diamonds that was displayed for $300, along with a 20% off sign in booth 10. I asked the owner what the price would be with the discount. Instead of honoring the displayed price, she weighed the necklace, realized it was 14k gold with diamonds, and told me she would only sell it to me for $700. She also said she could instead buy it for what it was listed and sell it for even more. (Great.. didn't need to know that.) As a customer, it was frustrating to be quoted one price on display and then be told a much higher price after asking to purchase the item. It felt misleading and left me with a very negative experience. Because of this experience, I won't be returning, and I can't recommend this store. I believe customers should be able to rely on the prices displayed and be treated with honesty and respect toward hardworking people who love to support small businesses.

David is amazing. Took care of everything I had in storage. I would recommend him highly. Nice guy…read moretoo.

My boyfriend and I purchased a sofa through David and although we don't have a need for his…read moreliquidation service just yet, he will be our first choice without a doubt! Not only did he accommodate our time frame for pick up, but he was very communicative and helped us with moving the piece down stairs. I really appreciate that he tries to keep good quality pieces and items out of the landfill, where unfortunately many still usable items end up. We had a good conversation and it was clear that David is knowledgeable and treats his customers with care. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone looking to consign or clean out a home!

Ghoulish Delights has been one of my favorite San Fernando Valley gems since their original spot in…read moreChatsworth. They always have really interesting things and I always end up leaving with something new! The space is well kept and beautifully organized. It's even fun just to take a look around to see whats new in the shop. Vanessa, the owner of the shop, is so kind. All the employees are so nice and helpful, but Vanessa has absolutely been so great. She has even helped me find a dream mirror for my home with my partner at a very reasonable price! If you love oddities, vintage/antique items, Halloween or fun indie businesses, you will definitely make Ghoulish Delights a go-to spot.

Do you have a spooky boo? Are you the spooky boo? This is a fun, quirky spot that helps you live…read morelike Halloween is every day. And I mean that in the best way possible. If you have an interest things that are goth, vintage horror, and slightly macabre, I think you'll enjoy this place. I haven't seen anything like this place before and I guarantee it's one of a kind in the Valley. If you time a visit here with the Granada Hills farmers market, you can be both a spooky gal and gal who shops locally (we love someone who can do both).

Had a great experience shopping around the Topanga Vintage Market! Parking can be a little tricky…read moreif you arrive on the later side. Also, it gets super hot in the summer so be sure to bring water and maybe an umbrella because shade is scarce. There is an absolutely fantastic selection of vintage clothes and purses, as well as homewares and toys. This market is a little on the smaller side when you compare it to something like the Rose Bowl Flea, but it's got the same vibe. There was still plenty of stalls to browse!

My first time in the event. My husband and I never been there before. It is cool, a real playground…read moreto find different pieces of history or past. There are many ordinary things like thrifty shops. But, for someone is not American, some objects are the most interesting for the American life. I didn't ask price there. The selection is really curious. Ext time with some money, maybe I get lucky to find something. The parking lot is free, $5 the entrance, a two food truck, and alive music.

As a shoper I am quite particular about what I like. I found this place on Facebook and figured I…read moreshould try. I've been to a few estate sales and I've got to say that I like the level of professionalism and customer service. They even wraped china for me. In the vintage section two ladies were quite engaging and helping me even with ideas how to out few outfits together. Good job, guys. I'll be back next time

Sheryl responded to our needs immediately and provided excellent advice to navigate unfamiliar…read moreterritory with our estate belongings considerations. Many thanks to Sheryl, and highly recommend her business!

Really helpful store. I love everything that they carry. I spoke with a nice sales representative…read moreover the phone during these wild COVID19 times. He was so helpful and tried to help me identify the authenticity of my Le Creuset. He was very knowledgeable and educated me about how to evaluate and study an item. I'll definitely be stopping by here in the future. They seem to have very eclectic knowledge about antique items and that gives me reason to believe that the items available would be authentic and legitimate. Thank you Retro Relics.

Super organized and clean unlike most vintage/thrift stores. Lots of good quality goodies and a…read moregreat selection of vinyl records!

Absolutely love Hope of the Valley Thrift Store! Every time I visit them, I find something that I…read morehave to buy and most of the time its clothes. The store is pretty organized as well, just wish they had dressing rooms but if you're a Veteran at thrifting, you know to wear tights and shirt so you can try the clothes on over your clothes. Music is always a hit there, too and I think its because of the sales people there. Maybe they go to CSUN (insert thinking emoji, lol). One thing that kind of annoys me though is how they place the price tags on their clothes, they staple them on. It hasn't damaged any of the items I bought but its quite tasking taking them off and most of their store is priced decently. Check them out if you're a thrifter, you wont be disappointed.

Stumbled upon this thrift store randomly and have to say, this is one of the nicest thrift shops…read moreI've ever seen for clothing. There was a lot o parking in the front, which I always appreciate. The lot is shared with a mechanic and a dispensary, I believe. Wide selection of men's and women's clothing, organized by color in some cases. The prices here also could not be beat - I've been to many thrift shops where things are priced at what you would think you would see at a Ross or TJ Maxx. Here, prices seemed more than fair - I could see shirts for as low as $3.99! I ended up getting a cardigan from LOFT for only $5.99 and my sister got a mug for only $2.99. The service was okay, the woman at the checkout counter wasn't overtly friendly, but it was fine. Not a super wide collection of books but I did see a number of DVDs and various household items (dishware, mugs, other random household items). We will definitely be back!

Irresistible. Just your thing if you are attracted to junk, like I am. And I don't mean made in…read moreChina junk, I mean made in the U.s.A before you were born, junk. You can find a trinket for $2 or a gorgeous vintage 5 foot round illuminated clock, for $550. There were a lot of homemade musical instruments, which I thought were interesting. He says antique dealers come in and buy his stuff to sell for more elsewhere. I believe it. His prices are reasonable and negotiable, but he wasn't born yesterday. I found out what he pays for rent, and its a wonder he doesn't charge more. I bought a few things (including a fab $5 plastic bread box from the 50s or 60s) and was due a dollar change. He didn't have it. I told him to keep the dollar, but he insisted I scour the store for something else to get my money's worth. Once he saw my hesitance, he started to look around on my behalf as I walked toward the door. He offered a dusty card, an old frame, but my favorite was an iron meat grinder, that weighed around 20 pounds. It had the date melded onto its form: 1926. As charming as it was, I took an old CBS sign instead.

This is an enticing little shop. It's like a museum, where you will see collectibles you never…read moreknew existed. Sam, the owner, is a joy. My most recent purchase is an 'outsider art' totem pole - hand-carved and definitely one of a kind! Everybody loves this place. Located near Sherman Way, accross the street from Goodwill, which is also worth a look.

Oh my god. Where do I even start. FANTASTIC antique store. Owners are absolutely lovely & helpful…read more Selection of goods is massive and very high quality! If you like scavenging for your thrift finds, this is the place to go. HIGHLY recommend!! Please support this business!

This is such a cool store. There is so much to look at. I dug through a bin of China and found some…read morecool pieces. They also gave me a really good deal on a China set that will be my first to display. Now I just need to find a cabinet. The girl that worked there I didn't get her name but she was such a nice person and really helpful. I work down the street so I'm afraid I'm going to be addicted to going here now. It's 10x better than the Salvation Army or goodwill!