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Two level store ,tons of items. Found a cool comic and a few records. Alot more newer stuff. Staff was helpful. Prices weren't crazy. Have a bit of every thing. Will be back for sure.

I love this place so much! My bf took me for the first time! You will find the most amazing antiques and be mindblown by everything.

we came to visit this spot from Fresno and WOW!!! so many cool vintage finds, my husband and I spent so much time there and we wanted to take everything we loved home LOL. The employees were so nice and helpful! we can't wait to come back!

I was expecting to find great things here however it just gave me everyone’s overpriced trash vibes. There was a thing or two that were decent but extremely overpriced.

Visalia Vintage and Antique is a well curated shop with a wide variety of vintage and antique finds. You can find some good deals, though a few items are priced above market so it pays to be selective. Staff are friendly and professional, with a more polished business feel than a homey antique store. I did pick up some rare coins including one minted the same year my mom was born, and I also found a quad dollar bill.

The Long Beach antique market isn't a typical swap meet. Here, you'll actually find lots and lots of old, retro, vintage and unique items. Prices are on the higher side, but vendors are willing to negotiate and cash is king. You won't find food or drink vendors inside, but there are a few outside. I recommend having a bite to eat prior to visiting and bring a water bottle. There are free parking lots all around and $10 gets you in. There's a lot to see and walk through.

We absolutely love coming here. They have it on the 3rd Sunday of every month. On occasions they have twice a month. They have a beer stand to keep you hydrated. Plenty of Food trucks are located outside. Though there are a lot fairly priced goods, all the booths vary. Bring plenty of water, there are 100's of vendors and there's lots to see.

Soooo Many Vendors- sooo much stuff. If you have never been go check it out. Totally different vibe than Torrance or Santa Monica. Had a great time- love looking- and buying. It was very hot today- felt bad for the vendors- bring water- one guy had a mister-SMART! If you like shopping- like antiques and fun people- goooo check it out. Oh- $10 cash to get in per person- free parking. Not sure why they charge to get in. More people would spend money shopping if they didn’t just pay $40 for the family to just look!

It is the greatest vintage flea market, i have been coming for more than 20years rain or shine lots of vendors and so many things to buy, the people and staff are amazing dog friendly handicap parking great for the whole family I give it a 10 every month 😀 😊 ❤️ 😄 ☺️ 👍

What a great vintage flea market! I have to say the variety of sellers and items is amazing. Many of the sellers frequent the other flea markets in the So Cal area but this one is much easier to navigate. It's not too big, I did walk 5 miles but I went back a few times through the aisles. Some of the vendors are a little pricey but overall most are willing to negotiate if the price/item is right. Free parking and admission was cheap. You can park at the North or South end.

This is a huge antique market. I was not expecting it to be this big. So much stuff to look at, I observed a lot of people buying beautiful stuff, very unique items, so much fun. Admission is $10 per person. Parking is free and it's on a college campus parking lot, there are plenty of spaces. Take water and some snacks because there is no food there, and if you want to browse everything, you will get hungry. You can leave and come back just to make sure you get a stamp on the way out , so you can get in without paying another admission fee.

This market is huge, I spent four hours there and I don't think I have managed to enter all the stalls. The big selling point for me is the vintage clothing, the quality and the variety is really high, but there are plenty of stalls that sell antique furniture, jewelry and more. Plenty of parking on site, there's a $10 entrance fee to be paid in cash. There are three little ATM machines outside the main entrance, but it costs $5 to withdraw money from there. Inside some merchants take digital payments, but it's always preferred to have cash, they mostly preferred that form of payment. Dogs are not allowed in the market.

Absolutely love this place! It's a very large building with so much to see. Because I enjoy taking my time browsing all the collections, I never seem to get through the entire store in just one trip. Everything is very organized though and the employees are willing to help if you're looking for something in particular. Items are fairly priced for the most part. A few things that caught my eye were these very unique rings and a collection of vintage dolls.

One can not come to Antique Trove and not spend any money. This place is full of treasures, tchotchkes, kitsch and a whole lot of nostalgic items. I typically come here looking for historical books of California. Though one time, I bought a vintage early 1950s RCA Nipper for hella cheap. I also enjoy looking at the mid-century modern furniture.

The Antique Trove is an amazing experience. There is a wide variety of items to browse, including antiques, vintage, and retro collectibles. The staff is friendly and they will take your intended purchase to the front of the store, leaving your hands free, or you can use one of the small shopping carts or baskets. The booths are well lit, and we'll laid out. There are so many booths, and im sure you will find a favorite, or favorites. I enjoyed #811, and the jewelry booth in the front right corner. You can find art, furniture, that childhood play toy, and so many more collectibles. There is so many things to see, so plan to spend a few hours, and don't forget to a peek in the outside area.

Very interesting stuff however it is so expensive and I like to walk around look I would buy something if it wasnt so expensive

Great place to spend time, plenty of antiques and review history of near two centuries, with friendly staff

Its a great place to take family and friends!! Something for everyone!! Turnover is pretty good.. such that there is a change in inventory.. so the next time your there some new treasures to look at!!! Have been surprised by some findings!! So that I go fairly regularly!!!

Honestly, me and my boyfriend went here to admire all the cool vintage stuff definitely walked around it's really huge we ended up both getting something. The only thing that really made me uncomfortable was the amount of racist depictions of black, Asian, and native folks that were displayed around the store for sale that came as dolls, piggy banks, art, ECT. Obviously it's an antique shop you will find racial stereotypes in items all the time. It's honestly the amount of how much I found is what made me uncomfortable. It wasn't like it was 5 or 10 in the ginormous store, it was that I found about 40% of my experience was finding these just super offensive items, and the fact that they were selling so many of them. Also, that people are trying to make profit off of it is really disgusting.. I would honestly not give any more money to this business if they believe that making a profit off of those items is acceptable.

4 Story Antique Store! We filmed a YouTube video on our adventure. You can search @KCBORN2EXPLORE. We were very impressed especially coming from Texas we had so much to explore. Highly recommend there is even a cafe underground plus another eatery place connected to the store. We got rings, priced so well and there’s Hot wheels here! Rare cookie jars, just a little bit of everything.

Decent selection but prices are insane. Kid wanted a hot wheels, it was a modern one which retails for $1 and they charged $8 for it. I can understand 2-3x the cost because it’s a specialty shop, but 8x for a contemporary item is crazy. Will just take them to Target next time.

It’s cool to browse around the store, had some cool trinkets but looking at the clothing items really turned me off from trusting an "antique" store that sells used plastic FASHION NOVA clothing for $32… Their "Native American" art and jewelry was very disappointing, as a Native person myself, I know how beautiful and diverse our art and jewelry can be and this was not it! Some of it did not seem authentic to me, so when purchasing Native art / jewelry, be sure to ask for its authenticity!! Who is the artist, what is their tribe?

I was enjoying looking through the store then turned to a new section and the store has a nazi handkerchief on display on the top shelf of one of the cabinets. My boyfriend and I immediately turned and left as we were disgusted and after seeing other reviews it seems they have way more racist items than just the one. Absolutely despicable!

Awesome place to get inspired and find stuff for family and your house. I’m always looking for unique things! There are tons of old furniture, art, clothing and jewelry. Definitely worth checking out!

This place is just lovely. The staff is so nice and ready to open cabinets or point you in the right direction. There is a bit of everything here and the prices are amazing. Based on some of these reviews I was expecting everything to be in the hundreds but there are lots of 5, 10 and 20$ items. There were beautiful antiques at great prices and prices you expect. I wouldn't call it expensive at all though. We picked up some items and it was a perfect outing for my birthday. Looking forward to going back. I got carried away looking and didn't get great pics sry.

I love coming to the mission galleria. I always find a great selections of items and really overwhelming staff was amazing two gentlemen where on it and I thank them for helping me out I will be coming back down here to Riverside for this store

THIS PLACE IS INCREDIBLE! So many vendors, SO much variety. I came here for toys and collectibles and I found so much stuff I didn’t know existed. I’m too happy to even talk right lol A lot of 50’s-2000’s toys, anime figures and quite a lot of other modern toys aswell. Please check this place out the staff is so extremely kind and helpful on top of everything else. There’s more vendors with figures and toys than what I show in the photos!

An enjoyable stop while in Monterey. Two floors packed with antiques and collectibles. One can definitely lose track of time looking around here. The staff was pleasant and helpful. Parking meters surround the antiques mall and are easy to use with the ParkMobile app. I recommend having the app downloaded and set up prior to arriving. Four hours is the max time available.

Absolutely HUGE space with what must be a hundred vendors through two different floors, meaning there is a lot of variety, and you will definitely find something here! The prices here vary from stall to stall but are somewhat reasonable. Highly recommend stopping by, you will need at least an hour to see everything

Very friendly and have lots n lots of things.. Need to spend a whole day there . Took some pics should've took more..

Other then the beautiful jewelry I found the service was bad, the workers’ attitudes *(specifically the 2 men working at the registers TODAY)* made it even worse. Being disrespectful to customers isn’t "good customer service." I left feeling annoyed rather than satisfied. The experience could have been much better if the staff had shown even a basic level of professionalism and respect. If you don’t like dealing with customers, don’t work in customer service. Shout out to the one worker with glasses tho, you were very kind & helpful.

This place is great for some cool vintage finds. Some of the booths, the inventory doesn’t really turn over. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The only real downside is the lack of temperature control. I know it’s an old building but they’ve got to come up with some sort of better solution. I’ve been there in the winter and froze the whole time. Go in the summer and nearly got heatstroke. Honestly, it was so hot we were drenched in sweat and nauseous and had to get out of there. So I guess go in prepared to feel a more exaggerated temperature that’s what’s going on outside.

Treasures and Junk is a great antique mall if you like to take your time and hunt. Tons of booths with a good mix of true vintage, collectibles, and fun odd finds. It’s clean, well organized, and easy to walk through without feeling cramped. Staff is friendly and helpful without hovering. Always worth a stop because you’ll find something different every visit.

Always a great experience and your best chance for one of a kind finds in socal 🪎and 🚜

This is an interesting place with tons of antiques! Prices are incredibly steep so we didn't leave with anything. But we enjoyed walking around for 45 min… it's a maze in here!

my favourite antique store in the sgv. just an absolutely bizarre and eclectic collection of items and styles, from massive cement dinosaur sculptures to cardboard promotional buttons for 90s disney films to piles upon piles of $5 vintage ties to a large display of old slips and teddies to diligently organised hot wheels. you can genuinely find something for anyone here. there's enough new things each month that it's worth it to come back on a regular basis. cannot recommend checking this place out enough.

This place is an amazing thing to buy. Tons of antique stuff. Today was my first time there. It was awesome. I got me a few items. Most of all the customer service is awesome. Christine and Carrie have amazing customer service. They will help you with whatever you need. Always have a smile on their face. 5-star customer service. If you're looking for antiques go to Treasures and Junk Antique Mall.

Such a great place to do some treasure hunting. Each booth is so unique and this place is huge! I spent 2 hours in there and only got through half of the space. They also have an outdoor area for you to find things for your garden. There’s so much antique furniture and some great clothing as well.

We liked it. There is an antique shop, a couple clothing shops/tents and some other touristy type places. We didn't find too much history to learn about but we didn't visit the information center. Everything there is "tourist prices." We did spend some money since it's also all individual locally owned shops with a few that looked indigenous/native owned. We love supporting local small businesses when we can. It was worth stopping by for half an hour, once. Likely won't go back again since we have seen it already but I'm glad we stopped.

Walked through the village after breakfast at Wild Fig. Cool little shops to browse. Couple of the shops had some neat stuff to check out but others… not my thing but worth walking through. Worth checking out of your stopping for food or a break and have a little time to kill.

The moment I walked in I could already tell the whole place just felt off, no one even greeted me for like five minutes, it was super awkward. The stores were fine but the whole thing is more of a tourist trap than the historic spot i was hoping for, the price tags were ridiculous. I grabbed a coffee from the little shop and it was honestly just bad, tasted burnt and way too expensive. I wouldn't waste my time coming back here.

Nice little coffee shop and across the parking lot is a great restaurant with an awesome menu. Fantastic food excellent service. Really enjoyed this place.

This is such an incredible place a true modern blast from the past. The history of the village is really neat and it's a treasure of all Coarsegold. Great food at the wild Fig and candy and treats at Mimaw's. The little shops around the village are all cute fun and unique. The hand made candles and Goat milk Soap at Modee's Leather and Lace are absolutely incredible. Modee also has doggy gifts and treats for sale. I prefer soy milk candles over other types of candles and that is what Modee specializes in. The goat milk Soap from Mountain Oak Premium Soap at Modee's is delightful as well the smells are wonderful. Come on down and see the rich western history of the Coarsegold village. Oh yeah the coffee shop is so good as well. The antique store is fun as well as the Poppy shop and Mended Fences, and you can even get Magna Wave Treatment at Three Cross healing at the village as well. I would venture to say that no trip to Yosemite would be considered complete without stopping at the historic Coarsegold Village.

Good place for home decor, not a lot of furniture. Most of these fairs have vintage clothing. Parking is easy, but organization to take items to your car like Alameda Antique Fair is not available. Carts for large items would be helpful.

So much fun vibes and variety of items! Whole family from teenager to 60th enjoyed a lot and got items for each

So many treasures to be found at the antique fair! Occurs every second Sunday of the month currently at the old parking lot of Arco/Sleep Train Arena which is interesting local history in and of itself. It is fun to make a day of browsing the aisles with a beverage or snack from the food trucks and connect with the vendors. There is a little something for everyone including vintage clothes, glassware, vinyl records, movie posters, cameras, furniture, street/railroad signs, decor, and more! There is a great vintage/antique/retro community around here, I hope the fair continues to grow and thrive for many years to come!

I will call this is place you need to be to spend the weekend where you finds hidden treasures in the heart of Sacramento. lots of vendors with their great selections with reasonable prices, make sure you bring lots of cash lol 😉 will defi come back to check out.

Always Find a Treasure or two here! I like to go at 7:30 AM if I could get there by 6:30 I would but I’m just not awake yet. I believe in concentrating on getting two or three types of items say lamps and tables. That way I don’t become overwhelmed because there’s just so much to look at. The vendors are all very nice and I have a few favorites that I enjoy saying hello to. There is a veteran at the desk where you pay your fee to get admitted he is the nicest man I always look forward to seeing him because he has the biggest smile! Parking is easy especially if you get there earlier but walking one or two blocks is not bad you just can’t carry too many things at once.Are usually make two or three trips to my car before it’s full then I have to leave. I love that it happens every second Sunday rain or shine all year long.

This faire is the second Sunday of every month weather permitting. I love buying and selling here. The people are great. The vibe is fun and I enjoy talking to people and learning about different vintage items. This is my set up early before the crowd comes in after sun up.

Nice people. Although, a lot of stalls seemed like people were just trying to get rid of their junk. Like as if it were a garage sale. Probably uncontrollable, but the weeds were so overgrown and the pollen from the plants and trees kicked my butt the same day and days after the faire. I'm talking sneezing 20+ times lol. Don't think I'll be coming back because of how many stalls seemed like they were selling junk and it's far. Semi nice experience though. Recommend for people who live close and just want to get out of the house.

The antique mall is an amazing place to visit and shop. There are so many great sections to see and explore for every hobby, fascination, fashion, collections, needs and wants. It is packed with so many wonderful and different things which will question yourself and inspire you towards a new collection, a record you’ve always wanted and maybe even a piece of jewelry that reminds you of your childhood memories. So much to see and the prices are reasonable and affordable.

They are so paranoid that someone is there to steal something. I wouldn't be surprised if they said no pants pockets allowed. Also they are selling new pokemon blister packs for $20 each! That's beyond any price I saw a scalper selling them for. This place is only good for window shopping.

A cute store with a ton of stuff inside. Many good deals on little trinkets. I like to stop by every now and then to see what is new. The inside is much bigger than you would expect, I highly recommend visiting if you have a chance.

I would recommend this Antique Mall. It was a lot of fun to go browsing through. We didn't buy anything, but it was a walk down memory lane. The store itself was clean, things were neatly displayed and well-organized. The presentation of the items themselves made browsing easy to do. It was definitely a fun place to go to look through the many aisles and rooms. I looked at things from way before my time and I was seeing things and remembering those things from when I was growing up and they are now called "antiques"!!! Like I said, this was a fun place to browse through and I would recommend you stopping by and checking this place out. This is 🚫 NOT 🚫 a good place for younger kids or strollers because the aisle are very tight. 🤣😂😆😀😃😄😁

Woah, this place is expensive. Massive selection of beautiful books (decorative coffee table books as well as more serious literature), but pretty much everything I picked up gave me a bit of sticker shock. I did end up buying something that I liked, which is why I’m giving three stars here, but this is not somewhere I’d visit again if I were looking for a bargain. It would be a great spot to go to look for a gift for someone special.

A really nice market, very well organized. We found the ambiance quite friendly, it was a great family time for a Sunday morning!

Really happy I found this place, I kept hearing about it but didn’t know what to expect. Its alot bigger than I thought it would be, we walked around for almost 3 hours and still didnt see everything. One vendor had this beautiful brass lamp that I almost bought but I talked myself out of it and now i kind of regret it. The pricing is fair for vintage stuff, definately not the cheap flea market junk you find sometimes. I honestly just went with a friend for something to do and ended up finding a couple of small treasures. I was shocked at the quality of some of the furniture and art, it was NEVER what you see at normal antique stores.

Wholey Mooley what incredible finds and the sunrise was guesturing USA lot… Haha, Enjoy!

Alameda Antiques Fair. Just go and check out the best items , don't forget to bargain you will get the antiques at pretty awesome deal if know what you picking. Great food stalls, nursery, portable toilets , coffee stalls, ATM machine on sites huge parking spots , the worst part is entrance fee is quite expensive $10 each entry, I guess the Sac has cheaper entry fee. Over all one of the must spot to check out, so many different vendors with lots of selections. Will come back sometime later.

I didn't see there any antiques. All that I saw is some mess to clean. See my pictures.

Their website still claims to have over 800 dealer booths which is an absolute lie!! Lucky if there are 400. I’ve been coming here for years and used to find exceptional pieces. This place has become nothing but a trash not vintage swap meet and sometimes even calling it that is too good. They charge a premium for early birds yet absolutely never hold their dealers accountable for being ready on time or even ready at all. It’s insane the amount of items made too look vintage complete fakes they have now across many many booths. The organization never improves. But my favorite is how naive and uninformed these vendors think their customers are. I use Google lens religiously and can easily see how outrageously overpriced the items are. Seeing several items from Ikea and Target was the icing on the cake. They want your money and that’s it. Prices steadily increase, quality is terrible and traffic remains the same. These scammers are laughing all the way to the bank! Remove Antiques from your name.

This was out 1st trip to the antique fair. We parked about about 10 min away and walked in. There's a ton of traffic getting in & out so be prepared to wait. We had a good time and had some good tacos. Bought some art and just enjoyed a gorgeous day out and about. Worth the trip for sure. All cash with ATM's inside and outside of the gate.