I normally wouldn't respond to someone else's review, but I love this store and I love the human…read morebeing behind it, so I want to offer another perspective. First, if you're expecting a polished, curated vintage boutique, All Things and More probably isn't that place. You absolutely have to dig. Things are constantly coming through the doors, sometimes faster than Zach could possibly sort through them. And honestly? That's one of the reasons I love it. Zach could pull out every desirable vintage piece, research it, clean it, stage it, photograph it beautifully and charge vintage-boutique prices. He could probably make a lot more money. But he doesn't. Instead, people like me watch his Instagram, see something amazing come in, and practically race each other down there hoping we get to it first. I have furnished a good portion of my own home this way. My dining table, chandelier, leather sofa and several of my favorite vintage pieces came from All Things and More. I've found brand-new items still in their boxes, beautiful vintage furniture, clothing and some wonderfully strange treasures that I would have paid considerably more for somewhere else. People from the entertainment industry also shop there for clothing and pieces for productions, and items from productions sometimes make their way back through the store. You truly never know what you're going to find. But none of that is actually the biggest reason I support this place. It's Zach. I affectionately call him "the Saint of the Valley of the Sun." I've personally watched this man make sure hungry people had something in their stomachs. I've seen him offer water, fruit, tamales and Cup Noodles. I've watched him give clean underwear and clothing to people experiencing homelessness and tell them to go find themselves some pants and shirts. I've watched him give people work when they needed an opportunity. He helps provide food through a pantry and has stepped up when people in his community were afraid to go out and needed help. And one of the things that has stayed with me most is watching him encounter someone who is struggling and simply ask, "How are you feeling?" Not "What do you want?" "How are you feeling?" He sees people. So yes, you may find a dusty basket. You may have to move things around. You may leave with dust on your hands. This is a rough, old-school thrift shop, and nobody who loves it is going to pretend otherwise. But if you slow down long enough to really look, you might also find an incredible piece for your home that you can actually afford. You might find something with a history. You might find something nobody else noticed. And somewhere in the middle of all that beautiful chaos, you'll probably find Zach making sure somebody has eaten that day. That is why people are drawn to him. All Things and More isn't perfect. It isn't curated for Instagram. It's messy, unpredictable, affordable, interesting and deeply human. And I hope it stays that way.

This is one of those spots where you don't expect to find something and all of a sudden you found…read moresomething you've been looking for for ages. The owner is such a nice person he gives to his community. He always has a smile and something to say when you walk in he's very welcoming!! he prices his items like a true thrift store. The prices here are extremely fair. This place is kind of hidden but once you come here, you'll never want to go to another thrift store. I have found so many good things here!!! I can't reiterate how good the customer service is here the owner is such a gem. We love you Zach!!!!!

We found Chance Vintage while exploring the area after brunch. We were drawn to the racks of…read moreclothes at the entrance, then to the large space inside. We were very impressed with the organization and cleanliness. There was so much to go through! The selections on the first floor were ok -- most were goodwill and souvenir type of clothing. They were not that old, or quality vintage (IMO). We found the best selection on the second floor. The smaller racks had several curated items and repurposed pieces. Prices are very reasonable. We didn't find anything worthwhile at this first visit but it's definitely a place we would come back to.

This is a really affordable thrift shop, especially in Burbank. It's organized really well by tops,…read morebottoms, jackets, etc. i bought a nice light jacket for about $8 and i will definitely come back for more. The staff were friendly too and quick to help with anything.

North Hollywood, CA…read more Big, spacious thrift store North Hollywood. My friend wanted to thrift, so we came here. Parking is in the back - the street is narrow and spots are limited, especially on Wednesdays because they have a good deal, 25% off from 8am-2pm. Store has plenty of rows of clothes, plus a separate kids' section. I found a nice Dooney and Burke purse for gifting, a new throw pillow cover, and some dress pants. Prices are great for most items, though I did see a few pieces priced over $100 plus because of the label. Paying in cash is better since they charge 4% fee for card payments. which my cashier didn't mention, I could have saved more. A good place for thrifting, just have the patience to check all of them.

If you're looking for a gigantic thrift store with tons and tons of stuff, offered for great…read moreprices, Super Thrift is your place. This store is gigantic! It's a very large warehouse style structure, filled to the rafters with all kinds of everything. Plus, as stated, they have really great prices on their items. The main thing this thrift store focuses on is clothing. They have tons and tons of it. If you're looking for anything for a man, woman, child, you can probably find it here. They have suits, they have shirts, they have pants, they have dresses, plus they have tons of shoes. Some of the stuff you will find here is really not only on the scale of luxury, but truly unique. That's what I really like about this place, a lot of the stuff you can find here is really unique items, the kind you may not even know that you want until you see it. They also have other things for sale. They have a lot of electronic items, furniture, household items, and a little bit of everything else. You truly never know what you're going to find. That's probably the greatest thing about going to the shop. In terms of parking, if you can, I suggest you park in front of this business, on the street. That's the easiest way to get in the front door. If you can't do that, you'll need to park in their back parking lot. From there, you'll need to walk a fair distance to get up to the front of the store, past all of their warehousing and donation centers where you will pass by and tons and tons of stuff that they've acquired and they're gonna put up for sale. Thus, if you want to see a real unique collection of a whole lot of stuff, then park in their back parking lot, because as you walked to the front of the building what you will see will be very revealing. Overall, this is a very fun thrift store to go to. You truly never know what you're going to find. And, they have a lot of great stuff for very reasonable prices.

**December 2025: Sunday Late Morning Visit**…read more My friend and I finished our breakfast early and we still had time before our event so we decided to check out a thrift shop nearby. The Council Shop- Burbank was close by so we opted to make a detour. The shop is located right along the major street, but we lucked out with street parking right in front. The shop had a good variety of pretty much everything. There was a small/medium size area of men's clothing, home goods, and decor, while the store had a very robust selection of women's clothing. Many things were categorize with certain pricing; however, there were some items that were individually priced. I bought a pair of black suede made in Italy boots (which I loved) for $25 and a new with tags swimsuit for $11. I thin the quality of the donations they accept seem pretty high so the next time I come back to Burbank I'd be open to drop in again!

There was a male presenting employee who was so RUDE. I have a social media presence that I use to…read morepromote thrifting. I literally had to start talking to my daughter about how we should post a video before he would drop his nasty attitude. Then he nicely said filming wasn't allowed in the store which is a lie because I had been filming the whole time I was in there... I just wasn't filming during check out when the store employee was at his absolute worst. F this place. Prices are ok. Got a pair of weejuns, a pair of Paige Claudine jeans and a like new 100% cotton Ralph Lauren sweater for $32 which is high for used goods but in this market still fair. But seriously, F that employee who talked down to me and acted like he was better than every customer in the store.

Okay, I've had some time to chill out and I think I can more eloquently express my issue with this…read moreplace, and why I will never, ever go back. First, they claim this is a boutique, yet I've found more fast fashion here than anything else, including old Forever 21. The clothing is not curated whatsoever, or really even organized more than the basic long sleeves together, pants together, etc. Boutiques curate their clothing, display and merchandise it, and usually pay for their clothing (though not in all cases). This place is a small thrift store, but filled with women from a local church who give church ladies the reputation we all know about. Judgy, holier-than-thou, etc. I was here when they got a large donation - yes, donation - from the Johnny Carson Estate, including a ton of his wife's clothing. The pieces were vintage and in great shape, and all designer. That's awesome, good for them! Why did they fill the store with only those items, and attempt to sell them at the highest possible point in the range of their retail value? Because typically their clothing is actually pretty reasonable, this was a super surprise to myself and MULTIPLE other people in the store, all of whom were commenting on it. When I asked what was going on and if someone had lost their mind pricing items in a thrift store at $2k plus, a woman who didn't work there started attempting to belittle me for 'not knowing fabric' and not knowing the value of things. Lady, I worked in a wardrobe department for years, and resell high end vintage clothing. Further, even if I didn't, who on earth speaks to a stranger that way, and especially in a thrift store? Belittling people for not having money or knowing designer clothing is bad enough, but doing so in a store that is supposed to be for those people to be able to cloth themselves is just plain disgusting behavior. The woman in question was absolutely friends with all the women working there, and I already know that birds of a feather, so I won't be coming back to this place as I don't want to ever support women who behave like this. When I called the woman out for her behavior, she denied it, then said 'this conversation is over' because that's what narcissists do when they can't defend their actions. That woman was a disgusting jerk, and she gives that place a bad name - a name I believe it deserves, unfortunately. Avoid if possible!

So many wonderful finds at this shop! Glassware, dishes, costume jewelry, shoes, unique…read moreknick-knacks, books, CD's and loads of clothes. They are always shifting the merch around to make the shop even more appealing, and something always seems to be on sale. As of right now, every Thursday from 1 to 6pm, almost everything in the shop is half price. And such pretty, inviting windows!

I'd been meaning to visit this quaint little store for a while now & the sidewalk sign is what…read morefinally lured me in: Half off all clothing! Tierra's Treasures embodies what a great thrift shop is all about: interesting finds & bargain prices. While I wasn't looking for anything in particular, I was WOWED the moment I set foot inside, as each section of the shop felt like a perfectly organized little time capsule. From fun holiday items, flatware with quirky stems, well-preserved vintage & antique photos (yes, antique photos) & baby shoes, to an impressive collection of Pillsbury Doughboy kitchen items (who knew he had his own tea kettle?), I was beyond intrigued. None of the clothing & shoes were my size, however, the prices were great...FOUR dollars for a fancy cocktail dress that would then get reduced to $2 because of the day's surprise sale? Say whaaat?!?! The rear wall was dedicated to children's clothing on the left & toys on the right. And then, as I slowly made my way back to the front of the store, I spotted vintage vinyls! To me, record albums are hallmarks of a true secondhand shop & it's been nearly 10 years since I've seen old records in ANY thrift store; this one housed albums from Gladys Knight, Barbra Streisand & the late, great Lena Horne. I ended my little adventure with a pleasant conversation with one of the employees. All in all, this was one of those rare stores that I'll keep thinking about until I return!

They took over the space of my favorite thrift shop. It used to have a much higher selection at…read moreFANTASTIC prices. Now I see them look up everything online and price things ridiculously high. A vintage hat for $60! A wicker purse for $40!! Outrageous.

This is such a cute little vintage store…read more The employees here are super welcoming. They have everything from luxury brands to true vintage items from home decor to accessories. I'm gonna have to go back and get some of their graphic tees they were so cool. They truly have everything I could spend hours in here just looking around. Definitely a check out spot 10/10

I love this place! so many treasures. Take your time browsing through or you will miss ou on…read moresomething special. You can also rent certain things as well. Its a hidden Gwm for real! Totally RAD!

I really used to love this place when I first discovered it. Everything was reasonably priced and a…read moredeal was always one aisle away. Recently things have changed. The prices are CRAZY high for a thrift store. I understand they operate trucks and a brick and mortar building but for them to be charging nearly retail prices for used clothes and items they got AT NO COST is just insane. Parking is usually packed and you may end up parking on the streets of the local neighborhood. However if you have donations I'd drop them off at the door THEN find parking. There are often 3-5 tag colors for sale. However most of the items you select will conveniently be a label color off sale. The workers must have paper cuts from as often as they change the tag colors. Come expecting to spend at least an hour if you're on the hunt for something specific. They often have a good variety of purses and shoes. I mainly purchase small home decor items, workout clothes and furniture. I found a gigantic lightweight canvas in the art section that I just love. And I'm constantly checking the vinyl section for gems, all of which are typically $3 or less each. Take a second to view the jewelry counter, you may find some nice earrings behind the glass or costume jewelry hanging up. All the "good stuff" is located behind the counter. That includes items like video game consoles, "luxury" bags, sealed items, cameras and lenses, smaller electronics, instruments, etc. Apparently they're open on Sundays now which is new and still pretty calm since I don't think many people know about it. A lot of the workers are mainly Spanish speaking so do not be offended if they don't answer you right away, they will quickly locate someone bilingual to help. If you can take your time you'll find some good stuff, however with the rising prices the deals are better some days than others. I would give them 3 stars but the prices lately are just brutal.

Always love this place! They have a wide range of finds from clothing, shoes and household items…read more Everything is still fairly priced although I talked to a few regulars that say prices are going up, in their opinion. For me, everything seems fair for the quality. They need to have more cash registers open to get people in and out quicker but otherwise very friendly staff. They have people stocking at all times. CASH ONLY!! They have ATM's but just bring your cash, sometimes ATM's run out of money. Every day the have different color tags with discount.

I came here because of the red dress I saw in the photo area of Dollar Vintage on Yelp…read more I bought it for my friend. Everyone calls her "Bikini Girl", but I don't watch TV so I don't know why. Most girls at the beach wear bikinis?!?!? Anyways - don't tell her where I got this dress because she might get mad. But I will always come back for more. Thank you.