All Things and More

Great store and Jessie that works there is such a nice person and helpful employee. Keep up the good work you guys!

This place is absolutely awesome !!! Zach helped us find everything we needed for our bridal shower tea party. We were amazed by all the goodies he had here. Not only is the Zach helpful but he’s funny as hell.

By far the BEST Thrift Store in Southern California for the following 4 reasons:.
* GREAT FINDS
* AMAZING DEALS
* HAPPY and HELPFUL PEOPLE THAT WORK THERE
* ZACH THE OWNER
Make sure to get there early to give yourself enough shopping time. There is so much to get lost in at this place, 3 or 4 hours will literally fly by before you know it.

The most incredible place. A lot to look through but wonderful prices, with wonderful employees. It’s an antique store (and a good one) with thrift store prices. Prudence and Zack were the sweetest. Can’t wait to go back.

If there was an option to give All Things & More a rating above 5 stars I would be the first to do so! This thrift store is my go to for anything when it comes to Knicks knacks, clothing and especially jewelry! Not only do I love this place bc of the close proximity to my home but the owner is so sweet and always greets me with «OMG! Hi, mija. I haven’t seen you in years, would you like some coffee?» All l Things & More is a gem hidden in Sun Valley and I’m so thankful I found it!

The owners are very friendly. It’s a lot to look through so if you don’t have any patience, I would not recommend this place. If you love thrifting, this is definitely the place to go. On Tuesdays and Thursday all of their clothes are $ 1. The clothes are all in piles so you really have to keep an eye out for some good pieces. They have a great earring collection if your looking for some vintage earrings. Their prices are a little steep, but you can find some real gems here.

We went here for the first time on Wednesday the 15^th. Upon entering, we were greeted by a gentleman who was so welcoming. He may be Zach the owner. We took our time rummaging as there is so much to see. There are lots and lots and lots of items, so you gotta take your time because something might just catch your eye. We found a green vase, a hand painted pitcher, and a few sets of cups and saucers for a fair price. I enjoyed our experience! Will definitely come back.
Oh yeah, he offered water or coffee too! Now that is just great customer service! BTW his niece, who helps around, is also a sweetie.

The owners were incredibly sweet. They were attentive from the very beginning. Be prepared to look thoroughly though.
There is stuff everywhere! Very big place. Everything is in a pile, but if you have the time and patience, you find some amazing things.

«Hi! Would you like some water or coffee?»
Those were the first words I heard from the owner, Zach, as I walked into a Thrift store. Yes, you read that correctly, a thrift store.
«No thanks» I said. «But how much is this shirt?» I asked, holding up a U2 shirt from 1995 I picked from the rack outside the entrance.
«You’re in luck, on Thursdays all clothes are a dollar», he replied.
I couldn’t believe it. I had finally found it. An actual «thrift store in LA. I have travelled far and wide, looking for an actual store that used the word «thrift» as an adjective and not a clever way to attract soon-​to-​be disappointed customers.
I asked this rare gem of a proprietor how long he had been at this location, assuming his enthusiasm and impeccable customer service was the result of someone who had just opened for business. As the owner led me towards the back of the store towards the racks and piles of unsorted clothes, past shelf after shelf of tchachkis, knick-​knacks, and items generally found on the display shelves of grandparents in Boca Raton, Florida, I was shocked to discover that the store had been here for more that 50 years; he had inherited it from his father 18 years ago and has ran it ever since.
I spent the next hour and a half searching through piles of shirts, electronics, books, and everything else I had dreamed of. It became clear I didn’t have enough time to spend in this place to see all that it had to offer. Not just in my day, but in my life.
As I found treasure after buried treasure, I found myself saying to myself «this place is a hardcore thrift store» and was exactly what I have been hoping to find in Los Angeles since I moved here 4 years ago.
This place isn’t for the faint of heart, it’s not the most organized, in fact, it could be described as «chaotic», but that’s what I love about it. There is so much there, at such a reasonable price, the possibilities are endless.
As I left, basking in a postcoital, thrift store glow, I took the owner up on his offer for a glass of water while he rang up the day’s find.
I left the store with 16 t-​shirts, 2 sweatshirts, and a basketball jersey, and the feeling that I would be back sooner that my closet would allow. And it only cost me $ 19.

This place is so cool! It takes some patience and a couple hours but there is SO MUCH awesome stuff. TONS of jewelry for cheap. All the workers are SO nice and willing to help. They’ll introduce themselves to you and make friends with you. I love this store! Zach’s the man

Thrifting nuttiness. Don’t go unless you have a day to spend on the inside ! Owner is as nice as can be. You have to dig but u will find I promise at at least 1 thing you’ve wanted, had when your a kid and wanted to have again !

a previous reviewer said this is a hoarders wet dream & man were they right. this place is awesome. Jesse was the one i dealt with & he was such a sweet heart. even offered me some pizza. he gave me INCREDIBLE prices on some pretty sweet finds. comics, artisan cutting boards, etc etc. along with a few other random things that I fell in love with. the place itself while small & confined it has a whole lot of stuff! like you wouldnt believe it would have so many things. altogether this is hands down the best thrift shop in all of the valley. come to this joint, you won’t regret it.

Where to begin on this place…
I went for the first time last saturday and it is now my go to place for thrifting. When I walked in the door Zach greeted me and gave me the layout of his HUGE store. You need to dig as they have a ton of stuff, but thats most of the fun isnt it?
Unfortunately I only had about twenty minutes before they were about to close, but I got a gorgeous vintage shawl for two dollars. So worth it!

Came in here looking for some pieces for a last minute Ren Faire costume, met Zach and Prudence and understand what all the other reviewers have been talking about. Piles and piles of treasure waiting to be found. I dug deep and found two bases to outfits (blouses and skirts) — Zach even found a necklace that he thought would be great, but I passed this time– What matters is they were willing to help and seem to have fun doing it. Yes, it is a free-​for-​all in regards to organization, but that is where the adventure lies… plus it makes you feel even more accomplished once you find what you need! I plan on going back soon to raid the Jewelry section– biggest selection I have ever seen in a thrift store… or even a Macy’s for that matter.

Zach is a beautiful human soul and his staff are absolute sweethearts. This shop has saved my butt with so many props on so many productions it is ridiculous, and always at good prices. Spend time here. Dig deep. Truly look around. Patience always pays off at All Things and More. In many ways, this is the greatest curiosity/​thrift shop in all of Los Angeles. Propmasters: THIS IS YOUR STORE. Nuff sed.

Great thrift store. Has huge selection of clothes, bed-​wear, fabric etc. Their inventory is messy and some items are a bit dusty but that’s nothing a pair of gloves won’t fix.
Zack is a unique individual in a very positive way. My first visit I had forgot to take more cash and he gave me a great deal about 14 items for 10 dollars. He was welcoming, delightfully funny but most important he was kind to me. I will definitely be returning.
A good parking spot is sort of difficult to get since they have another thrift store next door (THE RELIC: more of a tools and equipment kinda thrift) so the front street parking is almost always full.

As soon as you walk in, you’re immediately greeted by Zach and Prudence and they are the sweetest people you will ever meet! If it’s your first time, let them know and they will be more than willing to tell you all about the deals that happen in their shop.
This thrift store is HUGE. It’s also very cramped, so be careful when you walk around — there’s tons of glass! The back part of the shop is where all of the clothes, shoes, appliances, etc. are at. On Tuesdays, all clothes are $ 1!!! And they get new shipments every Tuesday and Thursday, if I remember correctly. Their collection of jewelry is very impressive. They have really nice earrings in a huge case that you have to really dig through. Basically, you just have to dig to find things.
They also have a very kind old woman who works in the back area of the thrift store. I don’t think she speaks English, but she is absolutely lovely.
When I find myself in the area, I will definitely come back. All Things and More has great service, great workers, and a great collection of pretty much everything, and for that, I will visit again.

I’m pretty sure Zach is a wizard, but that is purely personal opinion.
This place is for serious thrifters who are willing to work for their treasures. Just yesterday I climbed upon a heap of clothing and dug out an amazing wool trench coat! For only $ 1! Also, make sure to give yourself at least 2 hours. The place is never ending and could take someone weeks, maybe months to go through it all. Lastly– go in the morning when it’s cool because it’s mostly outside under a tent.
I truly feel everyone should see this place at least once in their life. That’s how strange, magical, and amazing it all is.
I doubt you’ll ever leave this place is a bad mood. I just don’t think it’s possible.

Oh My. We know Zach from the Glendale College Swap Meet on the 3^rd Sunday.
I have been finding some super cool costume jewelry at his stand there for a couple of months. We decided to check out his store on San Fernando, and my husband the artist, went along ahead of me when I was out of town. He prepared me by saying «You will not believe how much you will see over there.»
While we were there this morning we met some of Zach’s employees and got to chat a bit.
I love the costume jewelry and random other goods I find: CDs, plant pots, earrings, and kitchen items.
Pretty nifty that you can also go outside out back and find amazing items: appliances, clothing, games, toys, and all throughout we got to chat with Zach who is great.
I cannot do too much hunting in one go but my husband was able to locate some fun beads and items to use in his sculptures.
Zach can also locate stuff in this plethora of items such as special request owls or kewpie dolls… just ask!
Zach lets people buy clothes for $ 1 all Tuesdays.
Four stars for the incredible uniqueness of this place and the biggest star for Zach’s personality and that he employs local people in the community.
He is fantastic and deserves to have the accolades.

I felt like Fairuza Balk’s Dorothy entering the Nome King’s domain. If I found the right green piece and say, «Oz!», magic would happen.
That’s how perfect this thrift store is. Cheap, filled to the brim, and you get read when you walk through the door. Magic.