Don't waste ur time coming here. Though their hours say they open in the morning, they were closed…read morewhen I showed up at 12pm. Then later around 3pm I happened to be driving by and they looked open, so I figured I'd give it another try. The doors were locked and said to ring the doorbell, after ringing it twice the owner finally decided to get up and open it only to tell me that I cannot come in because the store is "by appointment only". The store was completely empty, yet she wouldn't let me in. I went to this store because I saw a review on Vintage Vortex's page that said Vintage Vortex sucks, and to go to Cherry-pick because it is so much better. Well, after being turned away from Cherry-pick I went back to that review and realized that the lady in the profile pic is the lady who answered the door...the review was made by the owner of this store. So not only is the owner turning away customers, she is dogging other businesses and promoting her store on their yelp pages. Definitely not the kind of person I want to be giving any of my money to.. No where on the website, instagram, or yelp page does it say that this store is by appointment only. I drove 40 mins to get to this store, if there weren't other amazing thrifts in the area this would've been a huge waste of my time. Do not go here.

A store inspired by Hollywood stars…read more This store is for legends and icons. You will find some of the most amazing vintage pieces. There's something for everyone - women, men and them! You'll find designer items along with clothing, jewelry and bags with taste. Timeless things, truly.

My FAVORITE place to shop for clothes in LA. I've been coming here for the past 8 years, and cannot…read moreeven begin to count how many amazing pieces I have bought here. Great clothes and accessories, great vibes, great prices, great staff. They even did me a huge favor recently while selling items. This place is the best. I'm a customer for life!

I love The Left Bank! I've been selling here for about 4 years now and buying even longer. I've…read moreliterally only had lovely experiences with the staff and the selection. I find their pricing to be very reasonable, they have a wide range of styles and price points, and because they're always buying they always have new things to see! They are very clear about their selling process - you drop off your items and they reach out within a few days with your total and you can choose cash or credit. You have to fill out a form that clearly states their policies, so as long as you read that there will be no surprises. If you have any questions, the staff is so happy to answer them for you. I've had questions about why things haven't sold or why they were priced the way they were and I have never been unsatisfied by their answers. I like other consignment/resale shops, too, but I think the Left Bank has the best customer service, the best selling policies, the best selection, the best prices in all of LA. Oh! They have a great instagram, too! It's awesome if you aren't local or aren't able to make it to the physical shop as often as you'd like.

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.

I love this shop! Such a special selection curated by the owner. I got my favorite cop copine beach…read moreshorts here :) highly recommend

Small shop located inside the Malibu Bungalows. The employee won't look up from her computer when…read moreyou enter, but it's okay because the store is so tiny you won't be there very long. Very cute collection of vintage and curates designer goods, but very tiny. Ranging in prices from $60-$300, you may not find any steals here, but they have rare pieces you won't find anywhere else.

Very nice service,lovedd the quality of the thrift! This juicy jacket is so cuteeee!! Best pricing…read moreon the items I love it here love mickey!!

Hi all! I rarely write reviews but after my last visit, I have some thoughts. I visited once a few…read moreyears ago, but I'm saddened to say that the quality has gone down and I don't know if I'll be returning any time soon. The shop has a great selection of jewelry and knickknacks, but the clothing is extremely limited - especially for the price point. I'm not even large in size, but all of the clothing ranged from size xxxxxs - medium (yes, an actual piece had 5 x's). Now this really wasn't the problem since I got some jewelry and the owner even comped a broken pair of earrings! Now moving on to the customer service. I understand the owner has some concerns with shoplifters, but the way she now conducts the store is overkill. You have to call to get in, and she locks you in once you're inside and she is the only one "allowed" to let you out. She also was so intense towards me and other customers in the shop that it took away from the pleasant experience I was looking forward to. What I mean by this is: 1) Every item has a "DO NOT TOUCH" or "NO PHOTOS" or some other loud sign that makes it impossible to move throughout the store or explore items. 2) Any time I picked up an item, the owner immediately hovered over me and 'offered' to take it to the front before I was even done looking at it. This happened 3 separate times. 3) The owner actually SHOVED my mother to the side to race to the door and let some customers out since they're locked in and not allowed any autonomy to leave despite MULTIPLE cameras everywhere. Mind you, the owner had on thick platform boots and stepped on my mom's foot and didn't say 'excuse me' or anything of the sort. 4) The owner was extremely hypervigilant and would stare down customers while frowning at them (no joke, just like this: ) all while customers were just looking at pieces (because they were not allowed to be touched). 5) The breaking point was when I had just purchased my earrings and was moving to leave, but the owner genuinely started mumbling to herself and eventually got louder, saying, "No, no, no!! This guy's a bad guy!! NO NO!! HE'S BAD UGHH!!!" and started to duck behind the counter and pull at her hair. This freaked me out because now I'm locked in this shop with her as she's tweaking. I turned to my mom and, at that instant, decided we needed to leave at that very moment. The entire experience was bizarre and it's evident that the owner's experiences with previous shoplifters has translated into something that denies the customer a decent experience. The entire shop's atmosphere was paranoid, stifled, constricted, and anything but decent/relaxed. Good music though. I bid good luck to anyone that dares venture into that cutthroat space.

Best vintage in LA. I have been shopping here for dozens of years. Clothes are beautifully curated,…read moreand the prices are super reasonable. There is original jewelry, artwork, and screen printed items. I highly recommend the store for special pieces Also has really great men's clothing. The original Vintage, Echo Park store

A wonderful vintage store, small in footprint but with an outstanding selection. Thoughtfully…read morecurated collection with clothes from different eras. Prices are very reasonable for the quality -- I spent about $50 for a 50s dress in good shape. The owner is both knowledgeable and very kind. I accidentally tore a silk blouse when trying it on -- I offered to pay for it and he wouldn't let me.

One of the best kept secrets in East Los Angeles. Queer owned and filled to the brim with magic! I…read morelove seeing this shop grow and thrive in the community. You can find just about any era of vintage, thrift, and artsy wear at this place. Highly recommend.

Friend brought me here years ago and I keep coming back ! Always find something unique and cool,…read morefrom the perfect party shirt or something that I like wearing everyday ! The vibe is always friendly and positive and I like that ,especially when I'm gonna dig through their many racks. Love how they always show me what's new. I shining gem in Virgil Village, queer owned and no matter what your style is, you will find something to covet ! Recommend Highly!

Dresscue was a nice find as we were making our way to a different store after lunch…read more At first glance, we were quickly intrigued but became confused at the same time. We couldn't figure out how items were organized. Each rack had a mix of different styles, brands and sizes with a few showing varying percentages off. Pricing was also inconsistent. But since we enjoy a good hunt, we just started digging into the racks. The husband was first to find a vintage Van Halen concert t-shirt. I then spotted a Farm Rio (NWT) shirtdress. Both were very reasonably priced. At the register, it was explained how the store is organized and the options sellers have in pricing -- then it all made sense! What a smart concept! Super friendly people. Clean, organized and overall well-priced. The nicely curated items are in good to excellent pre-loved condition. During our visit we saw a staff member steam cleaning clothing that had been tried on before returning them to the rack -- love that! Dresscue is now a must visit when we're in Atwater!

Dresscue offers a unique concept. You can rent a rack at their store to sell your quality…read moresecondhand clothing. There is a 14-day minimum and each rack holds up to 50 items + 5 accessories (shoes & bags). The racks were nicely curated and a wide range of styles were on display. Some items were reasonably priced others were on the high end. However, you will find some deals that are 10% or 15% off. I happened to spot one rack where 100% of the proceeds were donated to Dogs Without Borders, which I think is fantastic. If I'm in the area again I'll stop by to see what is new.