Fantastic atmosphere and customer service.! is always a pleasure to work with Glenna and her staff.read more

Can't say enough about this store. First, when you walk through, you're greeted by the most…read moregracious lady who runs a very organized shop. In fact, all the clothing is sorted by color! Amazing selection of period jewelry, hats and SHOES! Prices are very reasonable. If you can't find it here, it doesn't exist. Think 50's, 60's, and mod 70's. Glenna was instrumental in helping us find the perfect earrings and necklace combos for two dresses. Come to Tacoma! This site is on an amazing antique row. Come for a look but it's worth awhile of your time

Wow this vintage toy store was a nostalgia trip! The prices are very reasonable given how old some…read moreof the toys are. My husband found some Star War toys that he had played with in preschool and was surprised it was only $10. It was fun to browse the shelves and I enjoyed going through the McDonald toy bin. Would recommend anyone to check it out if it piques your interest!

Dishonest and unethical experience…read more I sold some items to Clarence, the owner of The Lily Pad and Memory Lane Toys & Collections, through Facebook Marketplace. It was clear from the beginning that he intended to resell the item in his store. After receiving it, he stopped responding and was refunded by Facebook. Leaving me without the item or any payment. I made several attempts to resolve the issue directly, but was completely ignored. This behavior is deceptive and highly unprofessional. Sellers, beware--this is not someone who conducts business with honesty or integrity. You're buying stolen toys!!

Super friendly and knowlegable owners. Diverse selection: models, movie posters, books/magazines,…read morejewelry and other fan favorite collectables. They have or can get you model trains and cars. Plenty of parking.

Phillip and Charlie ate probably up there a my favorite people in the world…read more They are a wealth of information and their store store just might have that gift for your favorite nerd this holiday season.

The lady was struggling to check customers out. And the fact that it was 11 people behind Me and 5…read moreim front of Me I'm sure she was in dire need of some assistance. Although the selection was decent and the pricing was fair.

The reviews for this place are 100% accurate, but I needed to see for myself. The pricing is so…read moreunrealistic, they hide the Goodwill name in an effort to not be associated with extortion. This is an absolute shame. Goodwill gets there items from donation, so sales are 100% profit. So rather than pilfer through donation and segment items that appears to have more value, how about you keep those items in stores and price them accordingly instead of starting your Metropolitan Market version of Goodwill. Just because there is money in this community, you don't have to take advantage. I donate heavily to Goodwill and this experience is making me rethink it. I also saw a shirt that I liked and despite the high price, I was on the fence, that was until I went to the dressing room and saw the sign that said you needed a key from an associate. You are sticking me up with your prices, but now you want to treat me like a criminal and make me check in before trying something on. F That, I'll never come back.

First of all, it makes me angry that the first reviewer gave this small business only 3 stars…read morebecause it didn't have more "man stuff." Each antique dealer has their own aesthetic, and it's typical for each one to specialize in certain items or periods of time, e.g., kitchenware or linens or the 1960s. Not every antique shop is obligated to appeal to men in order to be worthy of five stars, just like not every clothing brand needs to appeal to every gender or age group. This particular antique shop has teacups, postcards, jewelry, art, a small assortment of lamps and light fixtures, linens, knick-knacks, etc. I would say most items are from the mid-1900s or earlier. The owner sews felt Christmas ornaments and table runners by hand, and she also makes charming earrings from old necklace beads and, I think, chandelier crystals. Her shop is one of the tidiest in the area, and her prices are very fair. I enjoy going there to check out what's new.

Tiny, friendly, packed little antique store just off the main drag (Meridian) in quaint downtown…read morePuyallup. Very nice owner lady - she was very friendly and welcoming. But just know this is a WOMAN'S sort of antique store - 90% of the stock, at least today, will be of little interest to most men. But what they have is good stuff, tightly packed and nicely presented. Dave & Anne

It's a great establishment with so much when it come to antiques. But, as someone that specifically…read morelooks for records and vinyls, their prices vs products leaves a lot to be desired. Whoever thought having "all records $5" right next to a "records $10-$15" sign and telling me "yeah, I barely work here and don't know why that $5 sign is there" tells me one of two things. You're lying or incompetent. There is a huge collection of records, and most of them are missing, damaged vinyls/sleeves, and complete unknowns not even worth $1. Do better with your prices or try to clean up the collection, and work at it a bit.

This antique shop is very labyrinth like I found out as I was able to thoroughly explore the store…read morerecently and there are so many items and oddities here that if you take your time and explore enough upstairs, downstairs and all the rooms involved you are bound to find something that you will want to purchase. Some of these oddities are really just for admiration and to look at like the sarcophagus that is encased in glass here. It's really something onto itself coming into this shop and getting lost in it. I imagine some of the empty rooms could be meant for tenants that sell different merchandise but it's so far inside this main place I'm not sure how much foot traffic they would receive which accounts for most of these rooms being vacant. Unusual and vast this antique shop is definitely worth checking out when strolling through the antique district of Tacoma.

Cash only , no sign to be seen Overpriced many unpriced poor condition,didn't purchase anything…read more attitude of owner pathetic there's better record stores in the area

I had several albums, all in pristine condition, some which were unopened for 30 years. One in…read moreparticular that was the hidden jewel in my collection. Drastic told me it was only worth a few dollars at best. I later in the week sold everything to a private collector. And that hidden jewel, he paid me $1200 for it alone! FU Drastic.

Another stop on Tacoma's antiques row, Shepard House has lots of kitchen-themed antiques, like the…read morerack full of vintage spice tins shown here. There's also a fine collection of vintage cookbooks from decades past; the best are the promotional ones meant to show how versatile some circa-1950s convenience product is, full of charming illustrations of capable and cheery-looking housewives. Who knew there were so many uses for cake mix? Worth a stop if you're doing the Tacoma antiques circuit.