Merchandise beautiful and prices reasonable. Bought some jewelry that was vintage and unusual.read more

Michele took the time to thoroughly go through my items to identify particularly those silver items…read morethat might have good resale value and identified a potential buyer, who panned out. This was of her own good will without any financial benefit. She emphasized other steps I could take to identify value in seemingly ordinary items. I heartily recommend her.

Awesome little spot with tons of remarkable gems. They are currently liquidating, so hope they…read morekeep the business going at a new site. Really cool stuff, and fair prices. Drove off with a trunk full of treasures.

Ladies, Do you ever drag your significant other to antique…read morestores and later feel guilty when you see the look of boredom that appears as if it is going to crush their face!? If so, then take your S.O. to San Carlos Ave in Castro Valley. That's where AJ's Attic is and it is like the bro version of antiquing. Slot machines, arcade machines, neon beer signs, and other goodies that those of the male persuasion would enjoy. They have a few things for us lady folk as well. But, if you are like me then you will enjoy all this store has to offer.

Can't beat the prices, super friendly and knowledgeable…read more Answered all my questions, great experience.

Just another poorly organized, rarely dusted, and hidden little shop, complete with un-appreciative…read moreowner barely willing to give customers a glance... It has a few interesting items, such as the old lock collection from which we found a beauty to adopt. Most was just clutter, taking attention away from the few quality areas.

Popped in this wonderful store because they had a large assortment of my favorite holiday…read moreornaments....Old World Christmas. Came out with a perfect golden hedgehog, and a very interesting history of the company that makes them. It seems the company split...one group got the molds, and one the use of the heart shaped labels with OWC inscribed (if you have older ornaments you will know what that is) The group with the molds went to manufacture in China, and they are still in business. The other group has not fared as well. The Chinese ornaments are still painted with the original German paints, and they have released many old designs, including my charming hedgehog. Happy girl!!

Very unfriendly and rude older man that just stared at my family and I…read more We weren't the only ones being "eye followed"...I told my son I'd rather go spend my money to another antique store down the way (there's alot to choose from anyway) that I'm sure would be friendlier. As we were walking out a group of ladies were making their way to the front door as well and they too said that the older man made them feel very uncomfortable. If you are trying to gain business you can't do it by having an unfriendly unwelcoming demeanor.

Great spot, reminded me of my childhood. Went through memory lane with my son. Nice guy too…read more Forgot his name but his toys end with "C"

Located in the Town of Niles, in Femont, CA, this place has all kinds of memorabilia and…read morecollectibles in here!!! You can browse in here forever, and it's all jammed so tightly together, There are a lot of vintage toys in here, which I think attracts a lot of people of all ages! I also saw everything from clothes to video games, all vintage, along with plenty of small collectors items!! So, it's a buy/sell/trade store. I saw plenty of people talking to the guy working here, about prices and other information. This is definitely the most popular place on Niles Boulevard!!!

A charming spot with a wide variety of vintage items -- like a little museum. I found a lovely…read morebracelet and a porcelain set here, both unique and well-priced. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Let me start with that I found this place over Craigslist. I inquired about item if still available…read moreand if they can send better pictures because was showing only partially item. This was their response. Do you know how to read english? If you do not then get someone to translate the whole post for you. If you want to see the camera then you will need to go where the camera is. This still didn't answer my question and didn't feel like traveling a cross the bay to find out that is sold already and just to look at it. And this response sounds racist. I am definitely not going there and I would not recommend anyone that don't speak English well to go there lol.

Super cute little place, always has new stuff. So you'll have to come often. Jinn is super friendly…read moreand just the sweetest thing in the world.

A hidden gem, unique and good antique selections. Fair pricing. Friendly staff and attentive. I…read morealways have fun visiting the store, definitely recommend!

I had been looking for a room divider to cover up the water heater that's in my kitchen. There was…read morea certain look I had in mind. We even thought of making our own out of shutters but it just be too expensive. I was driving by and saw that the store was open and decided to go in. I am so happy I did because I found exactly what I was looking for!!! It fits great and covers up the water heater perfectly! I smile every time I walk into the kitchen!

All the wooden furniture and metal trinkets are beautiful! This business is helping me replace the…read moreneedless plastic in my home.

Found the cutest items in this cabinet! Unique dog collectors items, fine China and high quality…read morevintage dishware, and at reasonable prices. Walk in, head into the large room to your left, then turn right into a smaller room where this cabinet is located on the far end. The seller is super friendly and most likely has whatever you're looking for!

I bought a dress from them, which had a couple seams that weren't properly attached. When I got…read morehome and tried to unclasp the rivets, they fell off! Additionally, it promptly fell apart as soon as I put it on. It was clear that this was due to the thread disintegrating with age. However, the lady that runs this place would not give me a refund, citing the fact that "she had tried it on herself and it was fine", and repeatedly invalidating my experience. Though the receipt did say "final sale", when a customer purchases a product, flaws should be disclosed. Otherwise, there is an implicit agreement that what you're selling me is functional. I think their actions are telling of how they conduct themselves as a business: if they can't even do the due diligence to assess an item's state and disclose it to the customer, how can you expect to have a good experience?