Good will more like mediocre will to survive…read more This place is the normal acceptable dirtyness level of a good will I will say their donation method here is decently slow Anddddd you kinda have to be a local to know how to get in because you have to go around the block and down an alley... Yes I said that. The door that normally opens to the main road is closed Anyways selection here is great And prices are better than most.

Ok this one was hard. I've been shopping here for years and yesterday I found an active huge mature…read morebedbug in the crotch of the jeans I was about to buy. I was so grossed out I just left. But it was very visible I thought it was a small blood stain. Now that place is dead to me. Those things are prob everywhere if I saw one with my naked eye. To make it worse this feels like a bigger goodwill issue. I've thrifted and dumpster dived 30 Years first time seeing a bed bug.

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.

Great spot, great crew that works here, great prices, I only wish I could hang out all day and wait…read morefor all the restocks xD

**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!

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.

very clean and very organized. their fitting rooms are closed, but they have a bathroom! incredible…read moreselection of a WIDE range of items and the staff are very sweet as well :) and the pricing wasn't bad either! i spent on average ~$6 per item

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.

We were walking randomly and there were so many neat thrift shops on this block, so close to one…read moreanother! The owner is super laidback, we were drew in by some masks (from past halloween events likely) and I found the crystals and quartz collection he had to be so beautiful and a big variety. Theres a lot within the store and so much to consider - check them out!

Such a fun little shop, some great finds. Customer service was great; social, helpful too once they…read moreknew what your eye was leading you.

Bro! Worse place in…read morethe valley. I tried to be nice and went 3 separate times before this review. Usually before my haircut across the street, but each time was the same. Staff looked at me weird, like I was going to steal stuff. Some staff even followed me around, and they thought I did not notice, but I did. Can't even look at their stuff without feeling uneasy, and then they question you, which makes no sense. Like, why do you need to talk? I just want to look around and see if I find anything. Asking me what I was looking for, like, Idk, is a thrift store; you find and buy deals. No one goes into a thrift store knowing what they want; they're just shopping. The worst part is that this place is so unorganized anyways; it literally looks like you're shopping at someone's hoarded house. Stuff is everywhere, and items with pieces have something missing. So much potential here, but such bad service is a shame. Don't recommend anyone come here. Ever!

I think if your into digging it's pretty good but for how much stuff they have the prices are too…read morehigh. If they lowered them or did specials would be easier to shop bc it wouldn't be a hoard of stuff. However I've never been here and not found anything. Now someone on here mentioned a smell which I thought was funny bc I went yesterday and it smelled like a brand showroom with new clothes and that's kinda huge most vintage places have a musty smell,

Love this thrift shop so much I could go there everyday love to shop for Christmas and odds and…read moreends see you soon

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!

We Burbankers don't like to brag, but there's no shortage of amazing thrift/antique/vintage shops…read morehere in our town, up and down Magnolia Boulevard between Buena Vista and Hollywood Way. But here's a new contender just south of Porto's on Hollywood Way and it is a hit! Studio Hope is a curated shop of everything from thrift-store-fun to higher end jewelry, glassware and refreshed duds for him and her. Yes I scored a few items. Proceeds benefit charity efforts for kidney disease and animal rescue, two passions of the husband and wife owners. Added plus: they have a changing room for try-ons! Yes I'm looking at you Goodwill. Grab your Porto's stuff and walk down half-a-block for some unique finds!

Consumers in any given community are constantly encouraged to shop local in order to help the…read moresurrounding economy and the actual business owners whom are often residents, themselves. It is by far a better choice than the mega retailers. But here is an even more amazing concept: when the local business in question that is helped by the community also helps the community in turn and/or nonprofits. Now, THAT is the most splendid symbiotic relationship that could ever be conceived! This is exactly what is happening at Burbank's very own Studio Hope. Allow me to explain... Studio Hope is a combination thrift store/vintage store/antique store/gift shop at the Hollywood Way/Clark intersection not far from the Magnolia Park area of Burbank where these stores are a dime a dozen. However, Studio Hope stands out not only because it is located a few blocks away; but also because it is a business created to 'do good'. Owned and operated by Lori and Dean, a husband-and-wife team both suffering with kidney/renal issues; this dynamic duo initially founded (1) a kidney nonprofit that helps adults/families/children suffering from renal conditions and (2) an animal nonprofit to help orphaned pets find forever homes. In turn, they founded Studio Hope which rather than operate for a profit; revenues help fund the two non-profits. So, if you shop at Studio Hope you are supporting charities versus a billion-dollar company AND the local economy! The local buzz has been raving about Studio Hope but I wasn't able to check them out until the end of 2025 when bringing them my end-of-year donations (they accept donations and offer a receipt for your tax deductions). I was absolutely enthralled the moment I walked into the shop with its vintage/antique vibe and art collective. This place is less thrift store and more vintage - in the best way possible. Studio Hope offers amazing clothing (some modern and the BEST vintage finds!), purses, jewelry, shoes, housewares and furniture, trinkets, art, etc. Studio Hope isn't just a store: it is an experience and is heaven for lovers of all things vintage and antique. You would expect that these top-tier wares being sold at Studio Hope would fetch a pretty penny due to their own worth alone plus needing to be relatively comparative to competitors. Wrong! I was shocked to find some crush-worthy vintage at affordable prices and I am poor so my judgement can be trusted! Dean and Lori's Studio Hope does not screw patrons over. During my visit in which I purchased an adorable enamel ice cream cone pin; I successfully made a clothing donation and was thanked profusely while also being introduced to Lori. Lori is a doll: friendly, inclusive, conversational, humble and obviously appreciates each and every customer. This truly 'sells' the business even more making one want to return to Studio Hope. Studio Hope is also 'cool' as they work with the local film studios and host events like "Bridgerton" viewing parties. They also utilize their store for work with their charities such as the 'prom' they put on for the teens part of their kidney nonprofit allowing them to choose among the store's gowns. Studio Hope is truly compassionate. My only complaint is that it is street-meter parking only which is a bit annoying when schlepping donations and unable to catch a close meter but Studio Hope is worth contending with this 'grievance'. If you love vintage/antiques AND want to feel good about where your dollar ends up then Studio Hope is for you and an absolute must-visit! Make sure to hi to Lori!

I was pleasantly surprised at the selection, especially from some of my favorite designers,…read moreincluding Isabelle Marant, Ulla Johnson, and Chanel. I highly recommend a visit. The streetwear section is great for gifts along with the jewelry.

I love this place . Bought a couple of beautiful bags and very happy with them. They have a big…read morecollection of unique designer stuff.