Antique Alley is a must visit whenever we're in Santa Barbara. Our kids still have the vintage…read moreitems they bought here several years ago (before buying vintage became trendy). The reasonable pricing, consistently friendly people and great finds kick-started their love for thrifting. Today I was admiring a lovely pair of 1940's Bakelite earrings in a locked case. Even though I managed to control myself and walk away, my enabler husband asked to see them. It turns out the woman who helped him was the vendor for that section. She was so kind to offer me a discount, which of course I couldn't refuse. :) It's such a wonderfully nostalgic place -- we'll always be back!

Lots of items at great prices. Came here for jewelry and found plenty of them for less than $10…read more The workers were really nice too.

They have Incredible clothes!!! Kevin was amazing!!!…read moreBest vintage shop in California!!! I will visit Santa Barbara without visiting!!! A must stop every time I'm in SB!!!! Love this store!!!

Definitely not for normal thrifting whatsoever as it is mostly over $100 items for used clothes..read more

Fantastic store, fantastic people, fantastic staff, fantastic clothing! Thank you Loveworn! And I…read morethrifted a FANTASTIC Loveworn jeans jacket decked out w unicorns and rainbows, that I covet!

Staff helpful and fun interesting clothes and items. Got myself a cool punk tank! Great place!read more

Just a cute and kitschy place!! Very nice people who are super passionate about their vintage…read morecollection! I love the selection of items that they have! Definitely make a stop here if you're visiting or a local.

Lots of antiques. I found 2 Dorothy Draper chests but they needed refinishing and they were $800…read more Each. I would have to strip, fill & repaint so the price was too high to begin with.

Hidden treasure on Gutierrez Street…read more There's a mixture of furniture and art. This is a woman owned business. If you're lucky, the sweet doggy, see my photos, will also be there to greet you. I love to support mother daughter businesses as well. Did you know March is women's business focus?! Every week there can be different items. If you're looking for something in particular, let them know as well.

I LOVE this shop and always find something fun to bring home! From their friendly greetings to…read moretheir sweet dog Auggie, it's always a joy visiting The Art of Consignment.

An absolute treasure trove! I spent over an hour here getting lost in a magical world of tiny…read moreitems, thoughtful books and gifts, precious little objects that make meaningful gifts. Getting lost here in the magic was exactly what my nervous system needed. Don't miss this spot! It's a perfect place to shop for gifts!

Lewis and Clark is a shop that I always make an effort to visit whenever I am in Santa Barbara. It…read morehas such a homey atmosphere and is honestly one of my favorite stores. Highly recommended for anybody looking for any trinkets and knickknacks or just a cozy place to look around.

Sub-par customer service. I visited the store and selected an item that was sitting on top of a…read moredust bag. The next day I returned and purchased that same item. When I completed the purchase, the staff refused to provide the dust bag that had been under the item the day before. Their explanation was that the dust bag now had a different item ticket placed inside it. This response made little sense. The dust bag originally matched the item my wife purchased and had been displayed with it. Instead of resolving the issue in a reasonable way, the staff focused only on the technicality of the ticket inside the bag and declined to provide a dust bag which goes to the item purchased. An offer was also made of the same brand dust bag but come to find out they did not have another. So the offer could not stand. For a store that sells luxury products intended to be kept and protected in dust bags, refusing to provide one over something so minor reflects poor customer service and a lack of flexibility. A simple solution would have been to provide the dust bag which matches the brand. The experience left me feeling that the focus was on rigid internal process rather than basic customer care. Would not recommend or return. Way better finds in LA.

A nice selection of items. Bright, bold colors, dressing rooms available and lots of accessories to…read moremix and match. Prices are in the higher side, perhaps due to consignment. Some older, vintage styles.

I love drifting, so I found this with my navigation. Easy to find plenty of parking on the street…read more It was definitely clean. It didn't smell bad like a thrift shop. The prices were very high for the worn out stuff. There were a few things that look nice but not my style I was looking for sweatpants and T-shirts with brand names. They were all overpriced. If someone is looking for more fancier outfits they did have some nicer things that looked OK.

YES!!! We are from out of town and wanted to find some awesome vintage clothing and consignment…read moreclothing and this was SUCH a 5-star find! The prices were really good and the selection was fantastic. Very nice customer service too! We will definitely be back next time we are in town. DEFINITELY a place to NOT miss!!

Selection, prices, set up, variety & especially the people. The nicest workers I've ever encounteredread more

Lovely place with lots of good knickknacks and a friendly woman working. Bound to find something…read moreyou'll like. There's a huge back area filled with clothes. Easy street parking around it.

Lazy Eye Shop's new Old Town Goleta location is that girl. Bright, welcoming, and effortlessly cool…read morewithout trying too hard. First off, inclusivity is not just a buzzword here. This shop is truly for every body and every budget, which honestly feels refreshing. You'll find a thoughtful mix of vintage and secondhand pieces, locally made ceramics, jewelry, and other treasures that make it very hard to leave empty-handed (I tried, I failed). And yes, they've got great stuff for men too. Andi, the owner, has curated a space that feels intentional and community-rooted and does an amazing job working closely with local artists and giving them a platform. You can really feel that care throughout the shop, especially if you've ever stopped by during the Old Town Goleta Community Walk. Alyssa is also an absolute gem. Warm, helpful, and happy to let you browse without hovering. The vibe is relaxed, friendly, and very "take your time, you belong here." Logistics matter, so let's talk parking. There's a free city lot on the corner of Hollister Ave and Pine Ave, plus street parking if you're feeling lucky. No excuses. If you love supporting local makers, vintage, and secondhand shopping and want a shop that actually walks the walk when it comes to inclusivity, Lazy Eye Shop is doing it right.

Amazingly enough I had never seen this little vintage clothing shop right here in the heart of Old…read moreTown Goleta. Walked in, and found a comfy and classic pair of shoes, and now looking forward to trying on some of their men's fashions, and perusing through their assorted gift items. Thanks Danica for introducing us to all this little shop has to offer. Located right next door to Old Town Coffee. Which is perfect, coffee and fun fashions.