Amazing aura of collectables. Not much furniture but lots and lots of small collectable items. Update: they moved and I love this location even more!!!
Local Antiquing!!!! Fun couple of hours to dig in and antique shop in all the vendor booths. Open daily 11-6. Located in Dempsey’s parking lot in the old Joannes store. Long Beach, CA. 3588 Palo Verde street. Official grand opening is May 16, 2026.
One of my favorite places to shop for art, furniture and accessories! Congratulations on your upcoming move and rebranding as "Long Beach Antiques." I look forward to shopping with you in your new location!
As a person who lives and from LBC, I wish I visited this place sooner. Such a fun surprise. Brought my mom visiting from Texas, she loved it as well. We were there for almost two hours and still felt like there was more to see! Would go again.
Ok,,I'll just say it,, this place is a museum, we'll atlease in my opinion,oh and you need like 2 days to tour this place,again in my opinion, there is soooo much history in this place, it love anything about different cultures and thier history ,this place is going through a transition to another location and I hope every single item makes it in one piece and it would be nice to have like a small museum aside from the antique store ,again just my opinion , for history, collectors or junk lovers this is your place you'll feel right at home ,again my opinion. Jah Bless.
Great store great finds.clean and organized store. The parking kinda sucks but its long beach thats expected. Check out tho a lot to see especially vintage costume jewelry and hats
Wanted to stop by a random antique shop on the way to Long Beach. My wife and I are from Texas and filming antique stores is what we do for YouTube at KC Born 2 Explore. I will recommend checking this antique store out. It is very cool and has plenty of things to look at. You can find hot wheels here for those interested. Loved this antique store they have popcorn and made it that much more enjoyable for an exchange of 50¢ for your support
Plan to be here for some time because there is so much to see! We spent several hours going through each section and looking through all of the unique items.
Great place to find any nostalgia ! So many different eras under one roof make this place a treasure trove of times gone by. I find many unusual gifts , things for my home and garden, it’s just a really neat place. There’s something for everyone from antique collectors, world travelers, steam punk, mid century modern, 70’s throwback and more. You have to visit this place when in LB.
Super cute and cozy (and HUGE) antique mall, so fun looking around at all the trinkets and you can tell the employees are happy working there, they are friendly and proud. :)
Tons of cool stuff to look at, per the usual for antique malls. No public bathroom, which isn't good considering the amount of time you spend shopping. Was told the closest place was a taco restaurant down the street.
Hands-down, the biggest and best antique mall in the Long Beach area. The sheer size of the space, not to mention the variety items you can find here, are absolutely incredible. From tiny trinkets to giant casino gambling machines, this place has it all. The aroma of freshly popped popcorn welcomes you as you walk in the door and it even has a vintage price at $.50 a bag. You’d be wise to find a couple of hours to dedicate to really take in all of the great items that are here and well curated for your viewing, and buying, pleasure.
Awesome, big place to shop. There's a lot to see. Many items. Found several well priced bargains that I couldn't resist buying them. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The person that left one star review sounds like he has a personal problem and has nothing to do with the store itself. Will be a repeat customer for years to come. Check this place out you will be very glad you did.
Lot's to look at, but we just make it a point to not go to this place. They offer no public restrooms and to care that little about your customers, we will just spend our time and money elsewhere. It's not a gas station, if you're going to look, it's going to take and hour or two, no public restrooms is simply a deal breaker.
Added to acknowledge the owner saying it's the building owner does not allow a public restroom. Presumably, you pay for the use of the building. Honestly, this sounds like B.S., but even if true, the landlord can only get away with such nonsensical restrictions, because you allow it and keep paying. The buck stops with you, the business owner to provide what customers need or find other arrangements. No worries, there are a thousand antique stores and flea markets to visit, no love lost here.
Great collection of unique adult and kids things that reminds you of different period in my life and orginzed well for you to look at! Some staff are great others staff are a little overprotective and dramatic when you are looking around and look different (tattoos) they assume you are going to be disrespectful and rude or steal when you are good person but had a crazy past. But best antique store I have ever been too!
So many antiques and vintage items to see. Go with time, it took us more than 2 hours. They have a lot of collectibles and jewelry. Cash or credit card ok, if the price is over $50 ask for a discount. Parking free outside and open 7 days a week. Friendly service. You can leave items at the register so you do not have to carry them around. Will definitely return with time, prices: $$-$$$-$$$
This place is a huge labyrinth of seller stalls you can get lost in for a few hours depending on how closely you check everything out. My friend Mary and I were there for two hours and didn't even come close to seeing everything. She bought a few things and in our opinions got very good deals on it all. There's also Planet Books next door which is another huge labyrinth of books and some art which we had to save for a later visit.
What would have been a very pleasant shopping experience ended up becoming a bag of mixed feelings because of an employee - a man in 50-60s whose first name’s initial is S. We had a short interaction, but boy it was a strange one.
I asked the man at the front desk if I could inspect a lighting fixture so he rang up Mr. S to help me. Mr. S and I went to the vendor booth together and that’s where things got weird. Mr. S got on ladder, started removing other items off the shelf, but he had no where to put down the stuff, so I nicely asked if he’d like me to hold them or put them down elsewhere for him, and he somehow got really offended, and shook his head and yelled at me “NO!” He somehow decided it’s better to just stack those removed items on top of each other on top of the ladder, until the tower of stuff tumbled down and broke a bunch of glasses on the shelf. The commotion drew another customer, who nicely asked if he’s okay or need any help. Mr. S became livid and stared at him, hyperventilating, for like 10 seconds, until the gentleman backed off and whispered “Alright...guess you don’t.” Then we watched Mr. S struggling to take the lighting fixture off the wall, until he finally turned around and told me how he couldn’t get the item off with me being there. So I left and went back to the front desk. When Mr. S finally came back with the item, he was so visibly angry. Didn’t even look at me when I repeated thanked him. After I paid for the item I asked the cashier if Mr. S was having a bad day. He told me not to worry. “It’s just him”, he said.
10/10 will be coming back but 10/10 will be avoiding interacting with Mr. S at all cost.
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