Psychic Eye Book Shops

I have been going to this shop for over a decade, but tonight was my last time. Truly disappointed. The staff was too busy chatting to help me find what I needed. Their laziness saved me the ton of cash I had intended to spend. Did I mention how rude they were when I asked about additional stock?
Yeah, ridiculously bad choice psychic eye employees… I wonder if your bosses realize just how much it really costs them for you to warm the seats behind the counter. I would HIGHLY suggest driving across town to the Mccarren plaza or Eastern Ave locations instead as they have always been delightful and more than helpful with my needs and money!

Reviewing readings here:
I would love to call what I had here readings but they are not. «Fishing» is an understatement. Conning is a better term. They conned me, so here is my review…
I recommend some of the more caring, more spiritual and genuinely skilled readers at Psychic Eye in L. A’s Sherman Oaks, because the readers at this P. E
are barely for entertainment purposes. And boy, do they know it.
If the reader is so OFF you have to correct them just to make them stop talking, if the reader doesn’t even listen to you once you correct them (ie​.NO I am not married, so NO marital issues, NO I do not work in an office so NO I’m not the boss of the imaginary company you’re picking up on causing problems with my non-​existent wife, and this is now getting ridiculous etc), if they do not even acknowledge they are wrong and simply guessing and get insulted even once you CALL THEM OUT, then:
A. They simply don’t care past that 5min refund mark (your $)
B. It is an unethical business, pure and simple
I know, I get it, readers cannot be 100% accurate, I mean they don’t even have to hit 60% at times, but come on. Get a clue.
I just did.
I just got a wake up call as to who is fake or not…
Thanks: April. Terrible.

I was warned abouy this place. Most of the things are made from china w the made from china stickers still intact. The candles selection and prices would make any witch want to head to walmart. The dream catchers are all from china. The little cute silk bags too that take up half of the rear of the shop. The book selection is rather generic.
What really gets me is the crystal selection. It doesnt exist a few pieces of way over priced amethyst clusters. Some tektite they bought online that come pre packaged in little plastic bags. :/​and beyond that tumbled gem stones that are less than appealing. Most likely also bought in bulk from a foreign online store. I went in for a moon stone and white candle for a blessing gift to a mother and her new born. The moon stone I can tell you was synthetic not even close to the right color and they want 2 bucks. Give me a break. You wont find any thing you are looking for as a shaman or spiritual practioner. Its bad energy in there the herbs feel stale and seem just for show.
Worst of all as I get closer to checking out and I am searching thru the abysmal tumbled gem stones. (we live in nevada prime time for minerals and gem stones) i hear the cashier froan as the phone rings and rudely explain to a foreign customer her appt time. Which the foreign lady doesnt understand because the cashier to harsh and short with her. They hang up and she is really putting lady down. Grumbling about how she is stupid and doesnt understand the time change. The other lady agrees and bitch and complain for several minutes and that is really putting nice the things coming out of these womens mouth were saddening, as I am standing with a arm ful of stuff staring them. Finally the older woman comes over and asks if i am ready. I drop all of my stuff on the counter and told her I was until I heard how you treat your customers. And I will never be back.
The green man in North Hollywood is worth the trip if you need a real psychic or a meta physical item. Also the gem and mineral store on sahara by lv blvd or the gem show in southern California. Dont waste your money here. I think theyll feel it and go out of business if some one opened a good alternative.

Open the door and prepare to be amazed. The unassuming strip mall location hides an incredible interior of crystals, candles, herbs, incense, and more, in a beautiful store. Displays of religious statues and beautiful art coexist with a selection of used books and every kind of spell ingredient you’ve ever heard of, along with some jewelry.
Polite and soft-​spoken staff are happy to help you find whatever you need. Limited crystal selection. I found it curious that there are several fun gifts sprinkled throughout the store, giving what could be an intimidating shop a bit of character but some may find it disrespectful. Items appear to be of very good quality, and many have labels that they are organic, handmade, or locally made items, such as the aromatherapy candles, bath salts, and incense blends. Prices skew on the high side.
There are several closed-​off areas of the store where different services are provided like tarot readings, reiki, and such. A sign at the door indicates that various workshops and classes are also held here. This isn’t necessarily my kind of place, but they definitely have beautiful and unique items you aren’t likely to find elsewhere.

To commercial, no passion from the people who work here and don’t bother asking questions this place is just for them to make money no connections. if you just want something pretty but you don’t want any meaning behind it this is the perfect place

Do not get a reading from Rose. She is an angry person, definitely not happy and takes it out on customers. She doesnt care and yells. She will answer you with yes or no. She is not an investigative psychic. It’s like she hates people. It wasn’t worth it. Maybe she’s not really psychic because she didn’t kniw what kind of reading I wantes. She’s just baaaad.

Mary at the Silverado location is terrible. She’s negative & mean spirited. Fortunately, none of her negative predictions came to pass.

Me and my boyfriend decided to go in and take a look around the store just out of curiosity. We were barely greeted when we walked in. We walked about for 30 minutes or so and they never once even acknowledged we were there. I wanted to ask about Psychic readings but the 2 workers were so into their own conversations that they didn’t even notice me standing in front of their counter. So we left without buying anything and with no information. Will not go back to this location. :/

They have less valuable items for sale than in the past, but Kate Harms is a great tarot reader/​astrologist and most definitely the real deal.

I will not go back to this location. I experienced something and thought they could help. Not one person asked to help me after I walked around over and over looking for things. I finally asked for something and they said they didn’t have it. Then referred me to a bookstore to do research on stones instead of asking me what I might be looking for. Will not return. Hopefully the other location is not as bad.

I love this store. From buying patchouli to sprinkle outside my store to candles to burn for prosperity. Everyone is really helpful.

Couldn’t find shit in here and no one really bothers to ask if you need help no matter how lost you look.
I certainly am not going to go out of my way to ask for help if the associates are going to chat away. Clearly that implies business isn’t very important.
Last time I go there

As a scientist, I felt as though my most sacrosanct beliefs were violated when I stepped into this place. However, don’t let the name of this place deceive you — with just a few shelves of books it is no more of a bookstore than my living room. But if you come here for something more than just books, you’ll be in for a treat. They have unique clothing (super cute dresses imported from India, belly dancer outfits, tribal scarves and skirts), wall tapestries, jewelry, incense and candles. various statues of buddha and religious ornaments, ornate boxes, pestles and mortars, Buddhist gongs, miniature wiccan-​looking wall mirrors, and sooooooooo much more!
A few items that I would love to purchase include a mystical looking black sand hourglass, a Gregorian book-​shaped carved box, a black free-​standing mirror that’s perfect next to your front door to check your outfit before leaving your house, oh and those hanging tapestries!
The only caveat is that the prices are really high for every single item in this shop. With that, I took off one star.
Also, they have psychic readings here, if you’re into those things.

Always pleasant to visit here. They have events often enough, though I have yet to try seeking a psychic for a reading. The store is well stocked with books and whatever Wiccan items one might need. The people are very helpful as well, always ready to answer any questions one may have.

It was clean and they were nice. There was kind of a creepy guy there though but he wasn’t an employee…

This was a nice little shop to visit. They sell candles, incense, books, art (paintings, sculptures, and more), stones, crystals, and many other things for mystics of all kinds. They were out of Tarot cards the day I visited, which was surprising. They have on-​site psychic readings, which I would like to experience one day, although they do the readings behind curtains, which allows everyone to hear you.
The atmosphere of the shop is friendly and comfortable with just the right ambience for a shop of its kind.

My cousin and I were talking about metaphysical bookstores (she’s really into that kind of stuff) and somehow the topic strayed on to the bookstore she used to love going to when I lived in Vegas — The Psychic Eye. She would literally haunt that place during her stays. Hey — it kept her out of my hair. ;)
The book part of the store is fairly large despite its exterior. It’s also a nice cool place to relax. Yea, they play new age-​y kind of music and I tune that out since it normally puts me on edge. I admit to going there for mostly candle holders, room fresheners and incense. I also like the kitsch-​y feel to it.
According to my cousin, they’ve got an excellent selection of books for the solo wicca practitioner. They also have a good deal of books on herbs to choose from.
I loved the smell of the incense that was always burning when I would walk in. It’s a nice, pleasant atmosphere and there is absolutely no pretentiousness when you walk in. I like places like that. I’m no practitioner of anything except metal arts. I read my horoscope in the back of mags that’s I’ve pilfered from friends homes… while on the toilet. TMI? Sorry.
As a birthday gift several years ago, my friends in Vegas decided to get me a tarot card reading from Abby (she’s still there). Abby startled me at first with her big hair and make-​up — very John Waters. I was also a bit puzzled when she took me to a backroom and the only thought going through my head was, «NO SECOND LOCATION!!!» as I plotted a way to fight her off if I had to. Nope, I didn’t have to worry about such a thing.
I thought going to a backroom away from the crowd of the bookstore was a nice, private way to have your cards read.
Since then, when I go to bookstores such as this with my cousin, I look for that kind of privacy, but I haven’t found it here in Phoenix/​Scottsdale/​Mesa. Your business and readings are there for all to listen. In many ways, I’m a private person and I certainly don’t want people listening in on my readings.
Ah, if only the Psychic Eye would open here in the Phoenix area…