We were wondering around Midtown looking for a latte for my husband when we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. It's located two store fronts down from Zocalo next to the Wine Bar. I've been here a few times and wondered if they were still in business and there, they were. They haven't changed a bit. They are tastefully decorated in living room sets that are retro. We are shopping for a love seat so my husband sat in all of them hoping to find one. He liked the red minimalist one the most. The only thing is it looks like it might fold out to a futon, but it doesn't and we really need one for when my mother in law comes to visit and other visitors. They have so many items that I kept pointing to and saying "We used to have one of these." The most memorial items were the Pyrex, which my parents still have and a rotary phone which my parents still have just in case the electricity goes out. They also have the push button one and my parents have one of those too. My parents request to keep their land line and just have the local plan which they use to call their friends. They are afraid the power will go out and they won't be able to call anyone for help. And the power does go out in the winter on a regular basis where they live so this is really good for them. The new phones all use electricity. This shop also has lots of cases of jewelry and their broaches were on display on a mine mannequin. They were very sparkly, but I didn't have the time to really browse as the furniture took up most of my time. As we were finishing up my husband made the comment that he really needs to bring his sister and her husband here as she loves these types of store. They are planning on visiting so we'll be taking her here and to Zocalo too as shopping bring on a appetite.

I'm from the Bay Area but when in Sacramento this is one of my favorite places to find unique…read morefurniture, art and jewelry. If you are looking for high quality mid century modern furniture, stop by this place. The art is what I find myself buying the most of. Very affordable for one of a kind art works or framed prints. The staff / owners are always friendly and knowledgeable.

I was shopping for brooches and evidently THIS is the place to go! They had quite the selection!…read more There is an upstairs and downstairs and a bit of a garden area as well. Quite a few gorgeous pieces or furniture too.

Many nice items for the home and garden, generally reasonable prices. Pleasant staff,read more

The great antique store especially if you're looking for dolls I've never seen such a huge variety…read moreof dolls what a great establishment a hidden secret definitely bring your little girls here show them all these beautiful dolls

This place is absolutely amazing. It is owned by a sweet older couple who are devoted to their…read morecraft. If you love vintage furniture and dolls this is your place!

I've visited the antique faire a few times now and have always enjoyed every visit! There's always…read moredifferent vendors, and a few regulars each time too. It's easy to spend a few hours looking through all the different vendors, especially when there is so much cool stuff to see! There's everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, and home decor, all the way to vintage tech, scary looking dolls, and food trucks! Now some of the vendors give really great deals on their stuff, others have things prices waaaaay higher than what it's worth. Either way, it's fun to look around at everything. I can't wait to go back and hopefully find some more gems

Ih my my my soooooo friggin fun. Brings back lots of memories with all the old stuff some junk,…read moremostly not. So may vendors. Id say at least 300. Free to park however 3 dollars per person to enter. Cant wait to go again!

Such friendly staff, always there to answer any questions. Found some really great crystals, but…read morethey have a giant collection of a LOT of cool things! There are so many places to look, and things to see.

I want to give this place a high four rating out of five. It has a large variety of items, but the…read morenature of it being antique compared to vintage thrift is not the same if you're looking for a higher caliber of quantity than quality with no disrespect to any vendors, The Shop has what you're looking for. Price plates and values are very wide range quality inspecting most items was high in cleanliness and order without chips or imperfections theme and or category of items was not as appealing as one would help with the size of the store.

For the verity of items, amount and styles it's worth an ice coffee and a walk around. Beginning…read morecollections and collectors this be a good spot for you. The amount of one of items or "wow" is slightly low but with the lay out, organization, staff and volumes to explore it be a fine shop more bang for your buck for the luck on the hunt

Lazy weekend and looking for an adventure out of our normal. It was suggested check out some of the…read morelocal antique malls. This is the first one we landed on and we really enjoyed our time here. It's a really big lot that takes multiple buildings. They had toys, knitted blankets, books, clothes, jewelry and so much more! We got lost for a good hour or two in there, taking it all in while they had music playing in the background. The staff was super friendly and would check occasionally to see if we needed help with anything. We left with a few goodies and will be back again.

What an experience!…read more Atmosphere: It was clear when my husband and I walked in that the owner cherishes this business and a great deal of thought and attention was placed on the layout and cleanliness of the array of items in the store. Items for sale: There was a huge variety of amazing finds: kitchenware, art, furniture, clothing, records, books/movies, etc. I would say higher quality items than I typically find at other vintage/consignment shops in the area. Not the same old things (not dusty garbage lol). Prices: Overall value is hard for me to say, as the prices are higher than I would expect for some items but from what I can tell, many are also more rare and higher quality from what I see at comparable shops. Building: Great! Building is on a main thoroughfare. The owner moved the business to this location about 4 months ago. Her and her family worked hard to turn this old 1970's Safeway into an epic vintage shop. The architecture of the building really works aesthetically and the place is massive which allows for everything to be well laid out. There's even a theater in back. Overall: Highly recommend. I look forward to seeing this business grow and hold more events in the future. :)

Great new vintage and antique place! Primary focus is…read moreMid-Century Modern. Some items from before 1950, but not many. Lots of 1960's and 1970's items! Lots of cool older wood furniture from 60's and 70's. Took over the building in Fair Oaks where Scandinavian Designs was. Very comfortably laid out with lots of variety. Not too tight, not packed to the gills. Some items are reasonably priced. Many prices seem not very low but not ridiculous. Overall a great new place to check out!

Bought a beautiful Lane Dresser from them - arrived in perfect condition! Greet communication and…read morethey included original brochure for the furniture. Very happy with the purchase!

This well-sourced and fairly priced multi-booth in the back of Roseville's Antique Trove is a…read moredependable spot for great MCM buys. It's as easy to shop as any brick & mortar; just go straight back to the far right corner, and prepare to be delighted. There's also a smaller section out back on the patio with more of this booth's gems. I've bought a headboard and set of Danish glasses from this vendor on different occasions. Excellent quality merch. The staff is also very helpful. Unfortunately I wasn't able to purchase or even hold one of the IG-advertised items online, so in order to secure it I had to hop in the car and drive 194 miles! Antique Trove is worth browsing through while you're there, but don't hesitate to beeline to and from the Mid-Century Sac booths if you prefer!

I'm a sucker for vinyl shopping and this spot impressed me. It's inside the book store and a lot…read morebigger than I imagine and has a really great selection. I didn't end up buying anything but there were tons that I wanted and all really modestly priced. The layout of the store also makes it pretty easy to find things which I always appreciate.

Always a fun experience shopping here for records, especially on Record Store Day. The staff is…read morevery kind and helpful. They're just so stoked to help you find what you want. It's also connected to a bookstore, which is also equally addicting as vinyls. Great gem for shopping in Sac!

I've been coming to antique trove for years with my mom and other friends, and I'm very happy every…read moretime I visit. It usually takes us about 3 hours to walk through the entire store. The staff has always been friendly and ready to help us with any questions we have, and they even have shopping carts at the front of the store! For those who have never been to an antique store before, it's set up into dozens of little square 3-walled rooms. Each one of those sections is usually ran by a vendor who is setting up their own stuff on consignment, and in charge of their own pricing. Because of that, prices are very volatile here. There was a vendor who was selling antiques for only a few dollars because he had so much and just wanted it all gone, while others are selling things for way more than they're worth (I'm looking at you vinyl vendors). I used to appraise records and one common mistake people make is they look up the record and assume the expensive one they see online is the exact same one they have. Only issue is that the value is determined by the pressing and they're looking at a rare one, not the one they have. There was a Star Wars record that goes for $200 online if it was original pressing. In Antique Trove is was being sold for $200, but it wasn't the original pressing and was warped. Nobody is paying for that. So prices can be dirt cheap or insanely overpriced depending on who the vendor is. What I can say about the inventory though is that all these vendors have such different products. Some are only selling vinyl, others had antique guns, furniture, masks, lamps, clothes, etc. It's easy to find something you'll enjoy. It does take a while to be rung up, because they have to manually input everything and record which vendor the items you bought are from, but the staff is friendly while doing it. Just don't expect them ring you up as fast as other retailers. My biggest gripe with antique trove is the back of it. Outside is a big backyard full of products that just feel...neglected. We've found some cool stuff that is covered in webs that are months old. How do I know they're months old? It's because we come here every few months and the same webs are out there. It's always the same exact products out there with the exception of a couple selling or a few more being added, but 99% of the inventory stays the same outside. It feels like a graveyard where those products go to die. I always feel sad walking around out there. On the bright side though, there is a vending machine right next to the door and I always grab myself a snack because I'm starving with how many hours we spend inside. The 3 giants of antique and thrift stores nearby would be Midway Antiques, Antique Trove, and Stardust Vintage Emporium. With Midway having closed a couple years ago, Antique Trove and Stardust are the two I visit the most. I highly recommend checking this place out.

We had so much fun exploring Antique Trove. There's plenty of parking available and stepping inside…read morethe building is like wandering through a museum with time capsules that (for a price) you can take home with you. Each space is curated by different sellers and has its own vibe and selection of items. Depending on what you're looking for you'll be able to browse and search through the spaces for hidden treasures. The prices range and you'll be able to find some similar pieces from different sellers at different prices. There's even an outdoor area that has signs, decorations and more. I ended up finding some beanie babies that I used to have as a kid for a good price and went home with three of them. While we were browsing the staff kept offering us baskets to carry the items we found, although some of the spaces were very close quarters and I decided it was easier to carry items instead of using the basket. You'll want to be careful not to knock anything down and to take a good look in each area so you don't miss anything.