This is a top-tier, must-visit record shop for any collector on the West Coast. It packs a big…read morepunch in a small space and I saw everything from OG Press jazz on Blue Note, 90s hip hop, 80s Metal, and 60s Rock. The owner Nick hustles to keep fresh selection with prices set to move and social media posts too. He's really friendly and professional, even packed up my records to ship back home since I was visiting from Texas. A+

Have purchased quite a few records here and mostly good but a few things should be improved. Clean…read morethe records that are being sold, check for damages and DO NOT sell records with visible damage and warps. I have had 3 records that were damaged and should have not been sold. My fault for not checking every one.

Best kept secret in thousand Oaks. Dense collection of jazz and classical. Very friendly and…read moreenriching atmosphere!

I was going down Thousand Oaks Blvd. on may way to drop my pup at Skyline Animal Hospital for…read moresurgery and noticed FSR. Being a record collector, I took note and looked up their hours with a plan to return. After grabbing tacos next door, I stopped in and... wow! I frequent record shops and have never stopped foot in a more clean and well organized shop! The records are top notch and the owner, Greg, is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. His audio system is enviable to say the least and he play tests his records. The records are graded and have a label indicating artist, album name, pressing (usually), and price. Overall, an extremely well-organized shop. The vinyl purveyed is premium, so cost is commensurate but very fair for such finely curated and hard to find records. Good isn't usually cheap and cheap isn't usually good.

I fell in love instantly with this little book shop. The older gentleman was so kind and patient…read morewith my questions. There's books galore. I came here during my lunch break and was very pleased to find that there were a lot of people here.

I'd give this place 100 stars if I could. There's nothing that I like more than to spend a couple…read moreof hours on Saturday digging through old books. I bring my 4 year old down here and we have an amazing collection of children's books from here. The volunteers here are an amazing group of people, friendly and helpful. You probably aren't necessary going to find anything specific but that's not what you are here for, you are here to dig through books and find hidden treasures. Most books are a dollar or less. They also take donations of all kinds, including clothes. LOVE LOVE LOVE

Good people who love comics. A real credit to the hobby. Good stock and they help you track down…read morestuff you need.

Called to check if they had pokemon cards that were listed online their social media and was told…read morethey don't discuss pricing online. After i drove almost an hour to their store staff was rude and dismissive and product was being sold at market price which is why they don't discuss pricing over the phone.

Rude. I dropped off 4 boxes to donate. Clerk handed me what I thought was a receipt. Left.read more

This goodwill is AMAZING! The customer service was fantastic and the clothes were high end and…read morebrand new! The store is small but has so much to offer. It is definitely one of the nicest goodwill stores I have stepped foot in. I walked out with roller skates for my daughter, a dress and a skirt. The prices are fair as these were designer clothes and almost brand new. I can't wait to go back! There is plenty of parking and other shops in the center which was nice to wander around.

In today's world…read more... There is so much loss of the true Arts. Yeah, Everything and I mean Everything is getting replaced by the latest technology and at a very rapid rate. But the worst thing in my humble opinion.... And Trust me, I don't even want to say it... But a little thing called A.I. that is really shaping our future and personally I think it's making those that use it less prone to using their actual brain to even think. And it's not just the Arts, but almost every facet of our lives. Think about it... Cell Phones have replaced landlines. Emails have replaced hand written letters. A simple text message has replaced a heartfelt thank you card. Kindles are slowly replacing paperback books. And now A.I. technology is starting to replace humans in the workplace. I mean.... Did everyone forget what the Terminator & Sarah Connor warned us about? That on August 4th (that's tomorrow by the way, or TODAY since you are probably reading this NOW!!) "Skynet goes online and starts to learn at a geometric rate..." And then at 2:14 a.m. Eastern Time on August 29th the System Becomes Self Aware! Judgement. Day. People!!! What's next, the Kindles will be replaced by Audio Books and we won't even have to read anymore. Someone will just read to us?? Oh wait..... Well thankfully, the Art of Reading, on your own, not on a screen, or read to you by a voice actor while you commute to work, can still be done on real tangible books. Whether paperback or hardcover, thanks to bookstores like Barnes & Noble, this form of Art is here to stay... well, for now! Yes, 2 floors, top to bottom with all things books. History, Fiction, Autobiographies, Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Cooking, Gardening, True Crime, Romance, Fantasy; you name it, they've got it! Organized by category and sub-categories, B&N is your place to come be a bookworm and get lost in the world of literature. A place where hopefully A.I. doesn't replace that knowledgeable Barnes & Noble worker who can point you in the direction of the newest Sarah J Mass Romantasy book you're looking for. A place where A.I. hopefully doesn't replace that kind cashier who you have a sincere conversation with as you are checking out. A place where NO JUDGEMENT DAY can be passed upon you for bringing a basket full of enemies-to-lovers books to the checkout stand... Nope, no judgement here! But like Sarah Connor, it's up to us to keep this Art Alive. Don't let (Skynet) aka A.I. become self aware and take over our brains, our books, or our lives. Keep Reading. Keep Learning. Keep buying Books.

Within Westlake Village, you will find Barnes & Noble Bookstore next to World Market. This is an…read moreexpansive bookstore located on two floors. This bookstore has an amazing selection of books for everyone and is organized well. If you cannot find a book, the staff is always there to help or order books that are not available at the store. Beyond books, the bookstore has stationary, toys and more. The store also offers a coffee shop inside which is convenient to have as you grab a book to read. The shopping center does have an expansive park lot in front but gets busy at prime times.

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

My first time visiting Habitat for Humanity and was amazed…read more Mike took the time to explain the process and help us through out. Next time I will ask for him again hopefully he will be available.

I highly recommend Tristan Estate Sales. They are professional, organized, and incredibly helpful…read more They take an overwhelming experience and make it easy and manageable. Their attention to detail, communication, and compassion for both the family and the belongings really stood out. If you are looking for an estate sale company you can trust, I recommend Tristan Estate Sales!

Unprofessional, untrustworthy. These two will list items on…read moreFacebook marketplace for one price. Then double, or triple the asking price once they open their estates without warning. Will be avoiding and reporting any Facebook listing/estate sales they're associated with moving forward.

Not sure why every review isn't 5 stars because everything about this location is awesome. The…read morestaff is so friendly, to the point where I walked in and they said "it's been a while!" Which either means they're extremely friendly or maybe I thrift too much, maybe both. I choose to think it's the friendly option. Always find great stuff and somehow I always walk in and there's a 50% off deal happening. Thanks for my drip Salvation Army

First I'll say I almost always find stuff to purchase. I used to love coming here to shop for…read moreclothing when the clothes were sorted by size. But now that they're all mixed especially the pants, I don't bother to look through the pants anymore. I don't want to go through hundreds of pairsjust to find maybe a couple in my size. I literally get tired of looking. I even thought about offering to donate my time to put them back in order if they would keep them that way ha ha. For the most part, the staff has been friendly. And I would've given five stars had the clothes been organized by size. I used to purchase lots of clothing when they were sorted but now I rarely buy any clothing. I don't have hours to spend. They would sell much more if they were sorted.

A great little bookstore within the library that has puzzles, games, DVDs,and a good selection of…read morevery inexpensive books! And a hint to you, check out their sale rack. You can get some older books and puzzles with a missing piece for a quarter.

The 2 shops are such great little used bookshops. It's not only a great place to shop, they have so…read moremuch, but it's a great way to give back to the library.