On our way to a consignment store we saw this place and decided to check it out…read more Walking in we saw a sign that there's 65 multiple vendors in this place. So it was neat that each vendor had its on cubicle-like space that was unique. We really enjoyed checking out each space and finding so many vintage and unique items. The prices were also reasonable and fair. We spent so much time looking through the place to make sure we didn't miss anything. This entire "mall" was very organized and clean which made it a good shopping experience. As far as service, when we visited on a Saturday afternoon, we didn't interact with any staff/vendor so I can't say anything about that. Overall, a very neat place to find unique items that'll take you back.

Great spot to check out antiques. So many items to look at. You'll feel overwhelmed at first but…read morethe you'll spend your whole day looking at everything and trying not to buy it all! Value in items are reasonable. Employees were polite and helpful. Go check them out!!

YES. From the minute we walked in, even though I had already been a regular at sea hive I was…read moreovercome with amazing human interactions. Cookies & love for my pups as well as making sure we came in welcomed & felt like we had friends helping us navigate. Stop giving your money to large in personalized corporations and support locals.

Whenever I'm in the area, I always make a point to stop here. This is a huge shopping area with…read morelots of vendors inside, each with their own shop. You'll find everything from vintage clothing, furniture, housewares, jewelry, tea, greeting cards. I'm sure there's something for everyone here! Folks have complained about being followed or heavily scrutinized inside. I could see why people might say that, it is a huge space and I'm sure they're trying to deter would be shoplifters. Some of the merchants inside are reasonably priced, others are a little bit more pricey. However, overall, I find that there are much better value than some of the boutiques that line the sidewalks in Oceanside or Carlsbad for instance. I ended up with a couple of air plants, nearly bought a beaded carpet bag type thing, but decided that I don't know when I would use it. They have two other locations in San Diego. Would definitely check them out if I was in the area.

A little boutique that embodies the funky charm of Leucadia. Inside you will discover high quality…read morelines of charming couture and accessories. I am a real woman with curves and appreciate being able to wear fashionable items that are cut with ample room for the ladies to stay covered. Lorielle has impeccable taste which can be seen in the details and embellishments throughout the store, all of which are sold at reasonable prices. The side street location is steps off of the beaten path where you will find gifts for the feminine crowd. They even gift wrap the bounty with hand made bows to make them fun to unwrap. If you like to play live barbie doll then bring a friend and play dress up in the store. The staff are experts and happy to help you find just the perfect piece for a special occasion or something that you will want to wear everyday. You will make a fashion statement with your polished looks not only because of the fun textured and detailed clothing, but because of that smile that beams from your eyes when you look and feel radiant.

This little tiny boutique sits just across the road from Panakins on N. Coast Hwy 101 in the…read moreLeucadia section of Encinitas. The owner Laurie LaForest has excellent taste in choosing what is in the shop. The clothes are generally on the casual side and always fashionably pretty with some romantic thrown in. There are always dress up items thrown in. The jewelry is all handmade from local artists and is very pretty as well. Since the shop is small she only carries a few of each item so buy it when you see it or else someone else will grab it up.

Super comprehensive selection. For instance: I got an adorable mug, a James Patterson novel, a…read morecouple of shirts, and some 50¢ post cards! All for less than 12 dollars! The line goes a bit slow, but it's worth the discounts and friendly shop keepers!

Small thrift shop. Looks like they have good turnaround and new stuff constantly. Prices are good…read morebut not great. They do have sales often. Decent mix of old and new brands. Very eclectic. Clean and organized for the most part. NOTE: they do have a minimum purchase price for paying with a card.

Located right along the 101 in Downtown Encinitas, there's a cute, open market. There were around…read more20-25 vendors selling clothes, jewelry, health food and more. My sister found a couple shirts from the various vendors and I got a permanent bracelet from Hara Jewels. I was torn between the permanent bracelet and the charm bracelets she has, but I'll definitely be coming back for one of those bracelets. Everyone was friendly and open to negotiating on prices (when it came to the clothes). They are open Saturday's and Sunday's until 4pm!

Seaside Bazar is an outdoor marketplace consisting of multiple vendors selling artsy goods and…read moreitems such as tapestries, vegan purses, tie died products and crystals. With a range of goods from local handcrafted items to vintage and imports, Seaside Bazar attracts a diverse crowd. At this location you will undoubtedly encounter plenty of hippies, spiritual people, stoners, and mind body enthusiasts of every ethnicity and gender. I stopped by with two of my friends on Sunday and someone said that she had never been in the bazaar yet had noticed it for years. My other friend chimed in with, "I do not need a dreamcatcher or crochet plant holder". It is a great place to people watch, and I find it ironic that someone has built a giant art project featuring a surfing Buddha made entirely of trash, given that many of the products sold there are going to end up there. The symbolism of Encinitas culture is hard to ignore with Paramahansa Yogananda's Ashram Center and Meditation Gardens perched above one of the greatest surfing spots in the world.

The Chapman Collection is a delightful store with exquisite items. We loved spending time in the…read moreshop and are incredibly happy with our purchase. The Good Melissa is an exceptional purveyor antiquities of the highest quality. She has a keen eye for style and a depth of knowledge on her items. On top of that, she is simply delightful. Kind, warm, and welcoming. The Bad Melissa is a very subtle surprising salesperson, a very good thing, but it may lead you to purchase more than you intend. She is not pushy and listens to understand what your tastes are. This is why she is clearly good at what she does having been successful for over 30 years, but your pocketbook may not appreciate this. I highly recommend visiting her shop, just be prepared to leave with something you hadn't planned on. We don't regret it at all and will be back next time we are in the area.

The chapman Collection is one of the best antique stores I've ever seen. There are so many…read morebeautiful European styles Items and timeless classic collections. We bought one of kind dinning set and Royal collection long console with reasonable price there. Ms. Melissa Chapman, the owner is a warm-hearted lady and has very sharp eye and great taste about the Antique furniture and home décor. She even came to our home to help with design ideas and helped us find the right pieces. She also let us try out first. The matching pieces such as carpets and tapestry and other small furniture she recommended made our house look incredible. Their service is Incomparable. Delivery and move around were VIP standard. Thank you Ron and team doing great job.

Swung by here on a Sunday stroll before the farmers market and it's a cute lil place. They have a…read more50 percent rack out which had some really nice items. Items originally priced at 200+ so you're definitely getting a bargain. It's like 90 percent women clothing and 10 percent household items. So it didn't really serve me well but it was nice window shopping and when someone asked for my opinion on a dress, I happily gave it.

Popped into this adorable well-stocked boutique that also has an adjoining art gallery. The…read moreselections range from denim jackets to hats to reasonably priced jewelry. Too bad I biked down so no way to buy much. The proprietor is friendly.

We need more thrift shops like this! All proceeds go directly to benefit the local humane society,…read morewhich makes shopping here feel even better. The shop is incredibly dog-friendly - the staff are all volunteers and were so welcoming, giving my pup plenty of pets. They have a huge selection, ranging from men's and women's clothing to a luxury consignment section for designer brands. I found a super classy fedora here, and got tons of compliments on it before I even left the store. You'll also find home goods, books, and even dog gear like clothes and leashes. A unique highlight is their collection of used surfboards and wetsuits-perfect if you're looking for affordable surf gear. Definitely stop by with your pup while you're in town!

The staff here is amazing and is a major reason why I come back-…read more but with this new boutique all of their good stuff goes to it and so there really isn't anything to thrift clothing wise, and when you do find something you want to try on they give you a poncho that who knows has had on before you and then you have to awkwardly change in front of everyone. If they have no problem charging $80 dollars for a shirt they should at least provide a dressing room to match that price/ service. Js