Excited to find a New Balance store located in the Silver Lake neighborhood in Los Angeles. I love…read moretheir shoes no matter what the haters say. To me they're stylish, well made, and most importantly, very comfortable. I went to this location looking for new shoes. To my surprise the store was kinda small with not many choices for Men's shoes. I left not buying anything. The reason for the five star review was the staff. I was greeted when I entered the store, asked if I needed assistance, they answered my questions, and didn't give me attitude when I didn't find anything I liked. As I left the store, they thanked me for coming in. 100% excellent guest experience. I'm 100% loyal to this brand. I just didn't find anything that I liked at this location. Sorry.

Excellent experience at this New Balance location. Major shout-out to Celeste for her incredible…read morehelp! I came in wanting some recommendations on good shoes for my (wide) feet. She helped me scan my feet to get the most accurate idea of what would work well for me. She then recommended what styles of shoes would work well (860 and 990 if any wide-feet folks are wondering) and helped me try on different sizes. Although I didn't purchase in-store, I left with a good understanding of what style works well for my feet. Thank you Celeste and to the rest of the staff for being so helpful and wonderful!

there's something really special about Maya Shoes of Hollywood. the moment you walk in, it feels…read morelike stepping into a little piece of old hollywood glamour and self expression. what i loved most is how unapologetically the store embraces individuality. whether you're shopping for fashion, nightlife, performance, drag, or just because you love a wild beautiful shoe, there's a place for you here. the selection is incredible, and every corner of the store feels packed with personality. a huge special shoutout to Maya herself, who has been running the store for over 40 years. i'm currently interning for a celebrity stylist, which means a lot of detailed browsing, photo taking, questions, and patience from the people helping me, and she was unbelievably kind and charitable with her time throughout the entire process. you can genuinely feel the care, history, and passion she's poured into this place. meeting people like her is part of what makes shopping local feel so meaningful. in a city where so many places are starting to feel polished and sterile, maya shoes still feels alive. it feels creative, welcoming, and deeply LA in the best way possible.

Great service, selection and she has my shoe size? PERFECT…read more:) worth any one's time / drive And met Maya the owner such a sweet person. Will definitely be back.

They are back! Yes- like from the 80's in the same store # but different owners and 2-3 shops wide!…read more Nothing like the interior of the original store but now full of Fred Perry Clothes and Creepers upstairs. Next door was full of Doc Martens- any type color- they have it all. Had to get a pair of loafers. I though great price for the find. The lady in the first store was helpful in explaining the history ~I was trippinng out when I first saw the sign driving by last? year? She was super knowledgeable about everything in stock and boy do they have a lot of stock. You should enjoy buying shoes IRL. Try them on. This is a better experience and deal than sitting at home, scroll-shopping online and ordering BASIC Docs. Seeing all the unique possibilities for your footwear personality, THERE IS is no other place than here. Mecca of Docs and Creepers inn So Cal and more for sure.

We visited Posers when we were in town for Warped Tour and our 17th Anniversary. We fell in love…read morewith all the unique clothing and limited edition Docs. Hubby bought me a pair of Sex Pistols docs I had been wanting but couldn't find. The owner introduced us to their Fred Perry collection and now we are OBSESSED! Everyone was very helpful and super friendly. Especially the queen of the house, the legend herself, the owner of the store and the woman who stole our hearts on Melrose that day. (I am horrible with names but I know my husband will never forget.) I tried to leave my husband with her but she gave him back. ‍ She was so much fun and you can tell she really loves her customers! We will definitely be back next year! Until then....we will be shopping online to support this small business and living legend! (Husband not home at the time this review was being written to provide name)

Don't judge the place on the account of 1 or 2 peoples bad day, look in the mirror before you leave…read morea review. I've been there 4 times already once with my wife and kids, the Oder with my older son, and the last few times alone. The people here are supper awesome. Parking in the back is easy, would recommend this place to everyone, no doubt about it.

The store is dusty and I smelled marijuana on the workers breath. My mom commented on the store…read moreabout issue and while back and it got deleted. Genz :( do better. We all know you dont wanna work. Zero value, zero awareness. I am surprised this store is still open.

If you have not been to Zero's you are truly missing out. It is a real hidden gem in LA. People in…read morethe know understand that shop is a special place to find the real interesting streetware and amazing hard to find sneakers. Zero is the true OG Sneakerhead. Also if he's running the silent auction on Sunday don't miss out on the deals. I love this place and I love Zero & Bobbi!

I haven't been to Zero's physical location, but I have purchased from them numerous times via their…read morelivestreams on WhatNot. They do an amazing job and always have more than fair prices on everything they sell. I have purchased more than 20 New Era Hat Club caps from them and the selection is unbelievable. Some of them I haven't even been able to locate anywhere else online. If I ever find myself in the west coast, I will definitely be stopping in to visit the shop. Until then, I will continue to purchase online to take advantage of their amazing deals!

True craftsmen! (and women). I had an old leather set of boots from Austin TX from the early 80's…read morethat were seriously damaged, and I came in for what I thought would be a hodgepodge patchy fixation of my boots, and I came back to them looking brand new!!! What an excellent group of people working at this very clearly mom and pop type of shop. The price was very fair as well. I will be using them for my leather stuff from now on!

Amazing store, Mario G. Is the best, very helpful and friendly. The staff is knowledgeable and…read morehelpful.

The Bearded Beagle is a vintage and used clothing retailer in Los Feliz/East Hollywood neighborhood…read moreof LA. They have two other locations in Highland Park and DTLA. This store looks very neat, organized and aromatic. I have probably walked past by this store a few hundred times whenever I'm in the hood; but today I have decided to check-in. I was warmly and authentically greeted by a young male African-American lad; one can opine that he has good customer service skills. Anyway, this store has different classic-vintage clothing, sunglasses and foot wear. Majority of what they sell were mostly from the 70's 80's and 90's. Guess what era I grew up in? lol. Ok, I'm neither here or there let's get back on track. I checked some of the simplest plain white shirts and sweaters with logo cost $24 to $60 USD. Blimey! But all look so bloody (vintage) cool! Moreover, there were cowboy leather boots that I saw that look rufus! And it cost $65 and I've debated should I get a pair or that sweater that says BOSS. The store's atmosphere and layout was relaxing and spacious, respectively. Plenty of side street parking. Overall, I enjoyed perusing their merch. I recommend this vintage shop.

This is my favorite vintage store in the area for 2 reasons. 1. Staff is always friendly! Greet you…read morewhen you come in, helpful but 0% pushy, really chill and kind folks. 2. They have a wonderful curated selection of vintage for very accessible prices (within the context of vintage shopping in LA, of course). Lots of 70s-80s-90s sweatshirts and tees, great rack of jeans, and some fun true vintage. I don't like Y2K style but they have just enough of that era to satisfy those who do, and a nice mix of workwear, cute dresses, and other styles to keep it mixed up. I go here routinely for new special pieces to add to my wardrobe. Almost all my sweatshirts are from here! Highly recommend.

Great shop! The coolest vintage "blue collar" French work jackets. Some are over a hundred years…read moreold. Also they design the baggy shirts that I like. Very good quality and decently priced. Ludvic was very accommodating and friendly.

Cute little store Tons of vintage jeans…read moreAnd the store is fairly organized and neat Unlike some other vintage stores are messy This one is lovely staff is quite helpful as well