I was walking around Alameda and was waiting for my takeout lunch order to be ready at a nearby…read more restaurant. I fell into this intriguing Antique store on the main st. of Park Ave. It has 2 levels of pretty much anything ranging from Furniture, clothes, knick knacks and various things which are anything that constitutes as " antiques". I had bought a Hockey Jersey which has the infamous Friday the 13th villain but definitely in mint condition never worn. Sports memorabilia and Throwback jerseys and hats. The cashier was super friendly and helpful. It has something for everyone and also has reasonable prices.

6th July'25-14:30-What a find! I found the perfect Hawaiian shirt that was almost like new and 4XL!…read moreFits me perfectly. And, it was 20% off! So glad I found this place! Highly recommended! Don't miss out!

We have purchased three items so far for our home, all are treasures and were reasonably priced. We…read morewanted quality, wood pieces that didn't break the bank, and we found them. Love the items, service, and friendliness.

I've struck gold at this Pioneer Vintage and Antique store! The owner, Tim Herndon, is a gem, and…read morethe Vintage jewelry selection is pure treasure.If you're a collector or just a lover of all Vintage, This store is a must to visit!

Great place for some great bargains. Good atmosphere. Great place to enjoy some really cool itemsread more

Every first Sunday you can find some hidden gems at Alameda Flea. From DVD, VHS tapes, rustic…read morepaintings, clothing, rugs to beer steins - there is no shortage of items. However, the parking situation can be quite tedious when arriving after 10am. The entrance fee varies based on the time you come in, with the most expensive being when they open at 6am ($20). My family and I got there around 11am and it was a $10 entrance fee. They do allow re-entries so long as you get a handstamp before exiting. Today was my first time visiting and I was taken aback by how pricey a lot of items were - especially the clothing. Many were priced higher than new items. The food vendors present were underwhelming. We had Donna's Tamales and it was quite bland and overpriced. They charged me $18 for 2 corn chili tamales. My husband and I had hoped to find some items for our new spot, but left empty handed. Not sure I will be back for how marked up the items were.

As a local Alamedan I've worked with Lynn's of Alameda personally for estate sales and I've never…read moremet a bunch of friendlier and helpful people. When someone passes on and leaves a whole bunch of stuff behind it can be overwhelming and be a real headache. Debbie and Jennifer and their team came through, gave me an estimate and we got the estate sale scheduled, completed and all the rest of the stuff that didn't sell was donated to benefit a cancer research company. They have a solid process for getting things done so I could relax and not worry about it. Thank you!

Lynn's of Alameda handled my estate sale and they went above and beyond to make sure that I felt…read morecomfortable with the process. Every team member was so kind and compassionate. They work very hard to make sure that each item is displayed beautifully and their customer service is top notch. Thank you Jennifer, David, Lorelei and team for a wonderful experience.

Loved this cute little thrift shop in a quiet neighborhood in Alameda. We stopped by while in the…read morearea and luckily found cheap street parking right around the corner. A quaint store with good lighting and friendly staff, this thrift shop isn't big but does curate a nice little collection - I saw cute tops, dresses, scarves, handbags, and jewelry. Everything was tidy and in its right place. I'm not sure if there's a dressing room since I didn't use one, but there are plenty of mirrors around the store that you can use. Bonus: all proceeds go towards their affiliated animal rescue! I picked up a patterned skirt and T-shirt here for less than $20, and my friend got a few items as well. Checking out was easy breezy, and they let us know that they're able to take most donations (though if you have anything large, best to call in ahead of time). All in all, not much more I can ask for a pleasant thrifting experience.

Service is hit or miss and similar to other reviews that mention the staff talking about shoppers…read moreafter they leave, someone working there snapped at a woman and her son for wandering into an area where she was setting up a display and then proceeded to talk poorly about them once they left. Not spending $ here for that level of nasty attitude.

Have I found my new favorite spot in the Bay? I love interior design, tsotchkes and art, and I love…read moreold things. Narrative is all of those things. I could walk around and explore this vintage/art/home decor spot for hours. It's basically a coop of different, mostly home and art dealers displaying and selling their goods. Lots of mid century modern stuff. Although no purchases, it still was a great time. The one drawback: Bay Area prices. Still some gems to be had, especially if you value old and well made vs new west elm, but I wouldn't say there were many steals (although always in the eye of the beholder).

Quality/Quantity - 40 to 50+ vendors, think COOP. See…read morepictures. Sorry, I could have done a better job with taking pictures. Atmosphere - I forget how big this place was. Security and bag check as you enter. She even laughed at my joke that my wife could fit a couch in my wife's purse, lol. Even when it was Bed, Bath and Beyond, the size always surprised me. Bathrooms I believe are in the very back of the building but I did not check or use them. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 7pm. Usually plenty of street parking, 2-4 hours free. But not today; it was crazy busy. We noticed a farmers market a block away...??? Paid parking garages are also available. Service - Friendly door greeter. Again, she even laughed at my joke, lol. Price - Depends on what you buy. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2016.

It was closed. By appointment only. It would have been nice to know that before heading there…read moretwice. Eventually, we found it, it's behind the Safeway there off a one way access. It looked like it could have had some nice stuff, but the new location doesn't have a showroom. The owner reached out to me. What he doesn't realize I was here BEFORE he updated the hours on this Yelp page. It said it was only updated 3 weeks ago. That's NOT what it said before he updated this page.

Mr. Hudson returned our message immediately and gave us a brief description of the services he…read moreoffers. His service offers a complete clean out of the property in question and also offered up instructions as to not nickel and dime the property to friends and family members to diminish the value of having a profitable estate sale. Thank You Mr Rick Hudson and we will communicate more soon. Thank You The Bianchi's

Kingsley is a real treasure! As many have said: I always feel like I'm visiting an old friend when…read moreI stop by his shop. I adore his passion, knowledge, and his stories! He's always patient, happy to answer questions, and never ever pressures anyone to buy anything. It actually feels like you're visiting a collector's den or small museum where most things just happen to be for sale. I've learned a lot about textiles, woven blankets, and handmade quilts from Kingsley and am thankful for the time he took to get his newly acquired "baby" out of the back to show me. We both have a fascination with learning how things are made and we're dazzled by the work on this one. Speaking of "how things are made": he knows a guy named Cort that fixes and cleans old pocket and wrist watches. I bought an antique pocket watch from him a few years ago at a great price and it keeps time perfectly. I had also requested/mentioned I was looking for a specific vintage watch and he found one! Once again: great price. There have been slight issues with watch repair only because of the pandemic making many parts hard to find. I heard that the main source to get things may be or has already closed for good. It's rare to find people and items like the ones you'll find in this shop. Stop by and you'll find something interesting and beautiful, and most likely learn something new!

This place is so amazing! So many well curated treasures and the owner is a gem. Even after I…read morepurchased some trinkets, he chatted with my husband and I for a few minutes. So personable and knew everything about every piece in his store. Can't wait till I'm back in the neighborhood to pop in again!

This is my first time at an auction house. I came here with some items from home to have them…read moreappraised. On the first and third Wednesdays of each month you can bring five items to be appraised for free. I had heard about this from a friend. Unfortunately the five items that I had would be considered far from valuable. This did not stop me from emailing her with a few other items I have at home. Perhaps I'll have better luck with these other items not pictured here. She was very professional and candid.

I wanted to say what a great experience I had with this company. I had wanted to offer a few things…read moreto list and Nick came over and looked at quite a number of items. Gave me his thoughts and was kind and informative. Tammie was my main contact and was also extremely helpful. She explained the process and I went ahead and had them list some items for me to sell in the auction. I also bought some items from them at an auc. I learned a lot about bidding on items! It was a first for me and will be doing it again! I should mention the other folks who helped but I did not save the cards. So I will say everyone was stellar. If you are someone who is looking to sell or buy I would highly recommend them!

I've been to a bunch of used and vintage furniture stores around the Bay Area and this one is, by…read morefar, the best in terms of stock and selection at very reasonable prices. They have a selection of both actual used vintage pieces alongside new reproduction items. The reproductions they stock and have on display on the floor are surprisingly high quality if you're used to the type of stuff you'd find on Wayfair/Amazon/Overstock. The extra benefit is you get to actually check out the display models to evaluate the quality yourself before pulling the trigger. As for delivery, they suggest Lugg and setting that up is hassle free and straightforward as they frequently work with Lugg. A part of my purchase had to be ordered in (which only took a couple days), so when everything was available, I got a call from Poor Honey's letting me know everything was ready to go. All I had to do was take a photo of my invoice when booking the Lugg and I didn't have to go back in to coordinate the pickup - they took care of all that. I'll 100% be back as there were a couple other pieces that caught my eye when I was shopping for the dinette set that I ended up purchasing. Very satisfied with the whole experience and the set I purchased is beautiful.

A diamond in the rough. Poor Honey's furniture is a great place to look for a vintage, mid-century,…read morepostmodern, contemporary furniture for any space or home. I've been eyeing on a few pieces, waited it out and was able to negotiate with Ryan and Adam a deal. They're busy people but, helped me load the furniture into my car. I highly recommend checking them out!