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4.1 (166 reviews)
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Nate M.

Located in the heart of Cannery Row is this massive antique mall. There are two floors here and both are packed to the gills with items. Vintage toys, furniture, old nautical items, and plenty of unique artwork for your walls. I did find a few items I wanted, but all of them were on the pricey side. I will say, a lot of the items here were priced on the high side, but we are in Monterey. This antique mall is set up by sectioned off booth areas. With each booth area being owned by a different vendor. Since the vendors are not actually on site, it makes it tough to get any help with the items. I did have some pricing questions about a few pieces of artwork, but couldn't find anybody to help me out. Still, if you're in Monterey Bay, specifically the Cannery Row area this is a great place to find a unique piece and kill sometime.

Tamila K.

Went there once but spend there almost 2 hours! One of the most unique and cool antique places I've been! Everyone was very nice and they had a lot of cute things!

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Leticia A.

We visited this place over the passed Monday and as a Hispanic person, I felt very offended by this white Women weaponizing her racism on to my little boy, this lady was chasing him around checking on everything he touched, this was at the second floor. My son was carrying a set of poke-mom cards he had previously request from a glass counter and paid for himself at the first floor, and for whatever reason this lady felt the need to harass my 12 year old just trying to enjoy his acquisition, just ridiculous. Never Coming Back Here Again. Someone please Educate this lady!

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Annabelle R.

This is one of the best antique shops I've been to, a giant warehouse, two floors, with separate vendor spaces selling endless merchandise and rarities of all kinds, including vintage clothing, furniture, toys, disney items, bobbleheads, figurines, artwork, kitchenware, glassware, animal themed items, records, cassette tapes, music related merchandise, sports memorabilia, various signs, and more than enough to bring a feeling of nostalgia and wonder while browsing through the aisles and individual vendor spaces. Note, even though these spaces belong to different vendors (similar to a flea market or antique faire), the vendors for each are not actually present. You simply pay at the front counter register, like shopping at a regular store, as all items are clearly marked and tagged. I was amused by the many interesting clown-themed items I saw, as well as bunnies! I found a vintage tin tray with colorful clowns and animal circus performers that was just too cool to not take home, a little worn, but at a good price. I will definitely be back to explore more.

You can quite literally spend hours here if you wanted to. This is an extremely huge antique store with 2 floors that literally has anything and everything you could think of. So many cool things from the past. Has 2 private bathrooms. Honestly, I would've had a much better time here and spent longer browsing everything, but I was extremely nauseous, which has nothing to do with the actual store. I ended up buying two hot wheels as little gifts and souvenirs for my brother who has a huge collection of hot wheels. I would definitely come back. Check this place out!

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Jennifer N.

I love this antique mall in Monterey! It's a short walk up from the waterfront and Cannery Row and is always packed full of interesting items to browse. It's a two floor layout and laid out nicely where the vendors aren't overly packed together. They have a few sections of crystals, some vintage posters and some vendors dedicated entirely to vintage toys. It's a great compliment to any trip to Monterey and way more interesting to browse than any of the other shops near Cannery Row. They also have a restroom, which is a huge plus-nice and clean and a good amenity to have after driving 2 hours to the area. Friendly staff who are unobtrusive but helpful and fun antique mall!

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Faith S.

If you love antiques and thrift stores you'll love this place! It was fun to walk around and see all the different kinds of stuff they have. Some people focus on certain antiques and others areas are rented for people to sell stuff. The staff were friendly and helpful. Everything seemed reasonably priced as well. Definitely worth taking the time and walking through.

Connie C.

There's a lot to see at this antique store. I would say it's the highlight of Cannery Row, even though it's on the edge of CR. Certain things do feel like they're pricier than they should be, it'll require some digging to find good stuff. The store is mainly organized by categories and there are individual spaces for people to consign their items. Hoarding and collecting have a very slim difference, so beware of that as you go through the whole store. There were some cool things like old cameras, whole collection of vintage Playboy, then there would be some weird antique dolls that could pass for horror movies. Some of the aisles are hard to get around, so be careful as you twist and turn.

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Bobbie G.

This place is massive and has a variety of collections . From comic books to vintage clothing . Even had a gravestone , some urns , some dark books , definitely recommend . The staff was so friendly on the main floor . Very attentive. The second floor not so much but, she was a bit older . Lol The prices vary . We scored (3) canisters that gave us urn vibes . They are made from wood for only $59

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Great selection! I could spend hours here! So may cool, vintage items from books to toys to glassware, clothing.

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We had a quick trip to Monterey. Tried to rush through this place but it was very difficult. So much fun stuff to see! Will be back!!

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Wonderful!! I go every year!! The best Antique store ever and I've been to many!! My two besties and I make it an annual event!

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Nice clean 2 story antique mall with some good treasures to be found. There is plenty of easy street parking, but it's metered.

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“A two story antique mall located near the historic Cannery Row district that boasts the largest selection of antique dealers in the area.”

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4.5(4 reviews)
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4.2(217 reviews)
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Third Thursday at MMA La Mirada: Open until 8:00 pm the third Thursday of the month…read more So here I am, fresh from a four hour drive across our beautiful state, fresh from checking into my hotel, ready to spend a little time looking at some beautiful local arts n culture. Now, pay careful attention to your GPS, folks, because I totally missed the drive the first time. I arrived, but was afraid I had arrived at someone very fancy's personal estate. It was dark, oh so dark. But there must have been 30 cars, so I parked with all the others and walked toward the building. I guess first I walked around the building. There were two places I could see light coming from, and I picked the one on the left. Folks, go for the one on the right. I walked around back and into the rose garden. I was still a little afraid the master of the house would set his royal guard dogs on me for prowling. Back to my car. I'm hustling. I'm thinking, "there was a sister museum that was also advertised to be open late, maybe I should go there!" (apparently that was wrong anyway, cause it;s First Friday at MMA Pacific Street not Third Thursday, but in retrospect I was pretty confused all around). But first I try the other place where light beckoned. It is an adorable, old fashioned door. And all of a sudden, I'm on the other side and inside this beautiful land of art, curated by beautiful people and enchanting enclosed within a historic estate (see, eg., chandeliers, dainty little bathrooms, gift shop in what feels like a dining room). Almost everyone was already in a lecture about art restoration, so I slowly wandered through the collection without having to navigate a crowd. It was super enjoyable. The kids area/library was a place I'd like to spend more time, and the gift shop was well priced. I'd definitely like to go back and see the outdoor area. It was, as hinted at above, almost pitch black at night.

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Monterey Museum of Art-La Mirada - The rose garden and patio, we used this space for cocktail hour and the wedding party entrance

The rose garden and patio, we used this space for cocktail hour and the wedding party entrance

Monterey Museum of Art-La Mirada - In the bridal suite, a separate guest house that is perfect for all the bridesmaids to get ready.

In the bridal suite, a separate guest house that is perfect for all the bridesmaids to get ready.

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Installation of "Extraordinary People--Portraits by Yousuf Karsh"

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