Fun antique consignment store. Most items were discounted as they work on transitioning over to the new location. The more items they sell, the less they have to move over to the new location. I found a few fun items that I wish I could have purchased. read more

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Long Beach Antiques recently moved into the old Joann's space on Los Coyotes Diagonal, and wouldn't you know it - serendipitously, I dropped by for a visit the day that happened to be their grand opening at the new location! Ventilation is much better here compared to the warehouse from before, and they've taken care to add some fun murals throughout the store. It's possible they put the popcorn machine away for the event, but I'm hopeful the next time it'll be back by the entrance; it's a staple! My main critique with the former space was that much of the costume jewelry and trinkets were behind glass. Part of the fun of antiquing for me is being able to touch, feel, and engage with historical pieces - it seems like the new setting has solved for this. I found a fantastic tapestry finger purse from JR Miami 1950s-1960s for $20 (one of the ladies who works there told me she nearly bought it that morning) and a sweet $3 footed teacup I'll upcycle for my plant collection, I recognized some of the booths, so I'm glad they were able to move with LB Antiques. If your dog is well-behaved, they are also super dog-friendly here and your pooch will have a field day sniffing all the textiles and curios. My only remaining gripe - and it was a gripe when the space was still Joann's - is the parking can be gnarly getting into! Between the pub and Pilates, the plaza can get pretty busy and the parking spots need to be repainted, read more

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I am kind of surprised that Yelp did not change this page and list this as a new business because they have moved to a new location and this new location is vastly different from where they were previously established. I find it very difficult to even compare this business with its previous location, as they are such vastly different establishments. The previous location, house just off of PCH in Long Beach, was this vast warehouse style structure with an outdoor area that also had tons and tons of stuff for sale. It was a true destination. A new experienced every time you went inside. A couple of months ago, they let all of their customers know that they were going to be moving pretty soon. Thus, this move was fully expected. I was truly happy to hear when they opened up this new location. And, of course, I went for their opening weekend. The store, is vastly different from their original location. Located in a strip mall, it's simply a retail structure. There's no great feeling of arrival when you walk inside. It's just there. Don't get me wrong, this store is filled with tons and tons of great items, just like the previous location offered. It's just that it doesn't have the vibe that this store once possessed. Meaning, when you come shopping here, it's a completely different experience. Basically, they have a lot of stuff in cabinets, hanging up, literally all over the place. And, many of their previous sellers have relocated to this new location. So, in terms of shopping, what you will find is similar, though not exact to the previous location. Missing, however, is their whole outdoor industrial area filled with all kinds of stuff, including gigantic business signs and memorabilia. Please be aware, this review is geared towards both the fans of the previous location, and those who have just discovered this shop. Once here, you're gonna find all kinds of stuff. The prices are reasonable. And ,it's one of those location that you truly never know what you will encounter. Making shopping here a great experience. In terms of parking, they have a central lot to the strip mall. So, it shouldn't be too hard to find a spot. In terms of where they're currently located, this is a little bit off the beaten path of Long Beach. As stated, they used to be located just off of PCH, so it was super easy to get to and find. For this new location, you may have to GPS it. This being said, it still remains a great location to find that something you never knew you needed and/or that perfect gift for that person who loves the unusual. read more

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I stopped in here after visiting the bookstore next door, and as I mentioned in that review, this place overwhelmed me as well. There was so much packed in here, and zero air flow. Also, most things were locked up so you had to get someone to help you if you were interested in items. Which, I did not see any employees until we left behind the counter by the door. The prices did seem high, however I am not a master of antiques and could be totally wrong. The best part was the popcorn on the way out, that they ask for a 50 cent donation for. It was fresh and really good. read more

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This place used to be by my house and I would go often. They recently located to East Long Beach and I came during their grand opening to check it out. I like how their new location has plenty of parking. However inside, it was pretty underwhelming. It's a lot smaller compared to their old location, less variety of vendors, and it's giving Goodwill/Salvation Army vibes. They also did not include the outdoor section with all the signs and billboards from their old location to this location. They still have good stuff though and I would come back again if I'm in the area. read more

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4.5 stars for this gem of a place. This place is big, not as big as King RIchards in Whittier, but its just the right size. There's an outdoor area that has larger items. I visited during the holidays and they had plenty of holiday items. The first time I visited I felt overwhelmed by the sights. For having tons of antique and vintage items, it doesn't smell! (Old items tend to have an odor that isn't bad but just aged). There's a small section that's basically a balcony. I don't recommend climbing the stairs and walking across it if you're afraid of heights. I appreciate that there isn't price gauging. I believe sellers have areas and price their items. I purchased a small lot of vintage Christmas cards for less than $10 and I know some sellers will sell cards individually for half that. Plenty of enchanting items for the vintage and antique connoisseur. They're kind and helpful, if they see you walking around with items they'll offer to bring it to the front and hold it in the front for you. They'll give you a playing card as your ticket. They have a small parking area but I've always found parking on the street. They also pop fresh popcorn on weekends. Very charming place! read more

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I found this antique mall while looking on Google for places to visit. Apparently, it's a new store and it's really great. If you love antiques, you'll love this store. There's all sorts of genuine antique items from dolls, books, fixtures for stores. All sorts of cool stuff, definitely worth a look. And the staff was really nice. The parking can be competitive in the little parking area, though. read more

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This antique mall is very HOT but they have hand held fans your can use while you browse. They are located by the front cashier area. So many things to look at. I will definitely come back soon. They have clothes, decor, furniture, jewelry and so much more. Plenty of street parking. read more

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Besides of Planet Books, another place to visit as well, It is a great place to discover cool antiques. The values depend the object. The service is really sympathetic! We walked with our dog on the leash and it was fine. read more

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We have been long time buyers at the Long Beach Antique Mall in its previous location and previous owners. We took the time today to visit the new location. It is large - clean - and well organized - however there is no AC. The stale hot air barely being moved by the floor fans was not adequate to make this a fun experience - I had to pin my hair up and my shirt was drenched when we left. The dealers have done a good job bringing in vintage and the place is not overcrowded with new or retro style antiques so that's a good thing. We picked up several things from the floor and would have bought more from the cases however the woman that appeared to be the only floor customer service was rude to say the least - we were looking at some fun vintage Playboy Calendars and wanted to understand how you changed the images from month to month - these were not spiral calendars - and they were enclosed in bags. We were allowed to open one at the desk - the service there was lovely. Once we figured out how they opened in the back we claimed the one we opened and asked to see the rest again - we asked the woman who had helped us if she would like to know what we learned to share with future customers - we were rudely told in a not so friendly manner that that was none of her business and she didn't need to know. She opened the case and there were seventeen calendars that my daughter and I were sorting thru for each of us to buy. In the meantime the woman was texting on her phone. We were almost finished and the woman told us she couldn't stand here at this case any longer and had to put the calendars back because, she, had other customers waiting on her - as if what we were buying wasn't as important of a sale to her. Needless to say we took what we had decided on as she grabbed up the rest of the calendars and basically shooed us away - We had handed the calendars to her in two different lots as we both had a separate basket to pay - needless to say she grouped them altogether and put them in one order. Her alone soured our day at the Mall, so we purchased the $500 plus or minus worth of cool mdse we had picked up before she ruined our day - right now we doubt we will return to that mall as often as we use to. We don't know if she is a paid employee - or the vendors work to reduce their rent fee or part of their contract to having a booth there but whatever the situation is - as long as she is on the floor you will continue to lose sales. And you have to have air conditioning on hot days or a lot more fans in each and every booth.... Two stars goes to the cashier at the desk and the vendors that have curated their booths nicely - but the customer service was rude and it's too hot to shop comfortably. read more

We've been here for a week visiting family, and finally had time to explore. We took an Uber from our hotel over to the Long Beach Antique Mall II. What a great antique mall! Not much to look at from the outside, but even from the doorway you can see the cavernous warehouse stuffed with every variety of stuff. It's a perfect place to search for all variety of junktiques. You could easily spend several hours prowling the aisles and climbing stairs to otherwise hidden places. I managed to spot several cat pins, and Meda ended up buying two of them. A sign on the cabinet said the prices on these were fixed, but they were also reasonable! Anyway, she was happy, I was happy to claim credit, and we wish that we had time to return for a second round. Maybe next trip. I would have given this antique mall a 5-star rating except for a background issue. Another reviewer noted that there is no restroom available to customers. Well, that places a limit on how much time can be spent wandering the aisles full of the amazing variety of stuff. It didn't turn out to be an issue for us, but it was something in the back of my mind as we wandered. read more

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Local Antiquing!!!! Fun couple of hours to dig in and antique shop in all the vendor booths. Open daily 11-6. Located in Dempsey's parking lot in the old Joannes store. Long Beach, CA. 3588 Palo Verde street. Official grand opening is May 16, 2026. read more

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I wavered between 3 and 4 stars for this review. I've been coming here for years and will continue to do so when I can, and I always find at least a few things to love and take home. However, too many booths are priced in a way that things sit for long, long, LONG periods of time. I saw things Black Friday 2024 that I saw Black Friday 2023 (and before). It feels like some sellers just don't want to...sell. Quite a few sections end up feeling like museum exhibits. It doesn't have to be that way. My favorite vintage store in the bay area has a pricing sweet spot. Not rock-bottom, but low enough that things fly out the door and it feels like a whole new space every time I'm there. It's an exciting place to shop. I still like this mall, but it's not as mandatory a stop for me as, say, Magnolia and Willow (also in Long Beach). Service is not super-friendly but not rude either. They're mostly just matter-of-fact. read more

If you are a collector, then this is the place you need to come. It appears to be, vendors securing a spot on the sales floor. Which means, they have all kinds of stuff to sell. The staff was friendly and informative. If you name an item and they probably have a section to checkout. Prices may varie according to vendors choice but it's much cheaper than I would say a store front read more

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I've been wanting to visit Long Beach Antique Mall II for a while, and when I finally made it, the place looked impressive at first glance. The layout and variety of vendors definitely showed potential. However, a few things really soured the experience. First off, no restroom for customers. When I asked, the woman behind the counter suggested I walk over a block to use the bathroom at Del Taco. Seriously? I ended up holding it because I didn't feel like sneaking into a fast food place, especially in a neighborhood where I didn't feel safe walking around. On top of that, the prices were surprisingly high, even for the smaller items which I was hoping to score a few of. I came ready to discover a few hidden gems, but left disappointed. Maybe if I hadn't been so distracted by needing a bathroom, I could've enjoyed the visit a little more. Sadly, I can't recommend this place and I will never return. read more

We pulled up to the mall today and were greeted by a grumpy man who barked "we're closed!" This was a missed opportunity to say, "hey we are closing the location but we are reopening in another location next month, come see us." But no, rude ass owner can never change his spots, he is always grumpy and I wish the female owner knew just how much he drives people away with his sour attitude. Just stay home if you hate your business so much. Leave it to your nice wife or whoever she is who knows how to treat people, and you stay lodged somewhere in the back with your grumpy self. Better yet just go somewhere else and work nights. Your bad looks and mean temper ruin the whole experience. Even the popcorn is ruined because people have to look at your stupid face. read more

It is amazing!!!!! You step inside and just can't stop looking around....sooooo much history.... I love it.... be prepared to be astonished!!!! read more

Fantastic antique mall! I understand that they are in the process of relocating to the old JoAnn Fabric store at Palo Verde and Los Coyotes Diagonal. I can't wait! Supposed to be opening in May. read more

People were so nice. There was a huge selection of everything you could ever imagine, plan on spending time.

It's always fun just to browse around! Great place to buy a gift, a cool memory or maybe just something from your childhood that got lost in time and found its place at the Long Beach Antique Mall. I love how everything is so well curated! Next store is a awesome used book store as well! Two for one! Great prices and a huge selection of items! read more

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Look, I LIKE this antique store. Lots to look at and I've spent hundreds over the past couple of years. The big "BUT" is that there is nearly no turn over of stock. Visit here and then come back in one year and 99% of the stuff will still be sitting there. I do a lot of antique shopping and every other store I visit have booth clearance sales and the occasional new vendor. I've never see a sale and think I've seen a single new vendor over the last two years. I don't know what is going on in this store. Maybe they don't allow sales. Yes, you should visit this place, but once or twice a year is enough. read more

The owner has zero customer service skills. He tried to over charge me and didn't wrap my breakable items. The staff were very kind. read more

This place was incredible! Such great selections and incredibly reasonable pricing. The staff was so kind and I could definitely spend hours wandering the store and checking out every nook and cranny! There was such a wide variety of items and so much to look at! I wasn't planning to buy anything but ended up leaving having purchased a really cool vase! Can't wait to come back soon! read more

What a terrific place with some friendly folks on hand to help out. And what a mix of items. I've never seen anything quite like it before. Be sure to look up high and down low to find "stuff". I'd suggest making a journey of the entire place only looking at things seven feet off the ground or more! It would be very helpful if they had some sort of aisle and section numbers. There were four of us, and it was really hard to find if one of the ground found something for others to see. And trying to find something that caught your interest fifteen minutes ago was impossible, even with a picture on my phone. read more

I used to come here often, specifically for jewelry jars and mystery jewelry bags. Keyword: Jewelry. I was really upset and felt scammed the last time I purchased a large ziplock bag for $70, only to go home and realize the vast majority of the bag was full of plastic Mardi Gras beads & I kid you not, DRESSER KNOBS. To add insult to injury, two of the knobs were broken. It definitely wasn't worth $70 & I know for a fact that the vendor who made the bag knew what they were doing. I haven't gone back since. read more

I love this place. It's unique. Strange how it's been here forever, but I just recently discovered it. And now it's my go-to place to just window shop of things gone past. So much to look at. I have to admit, it's a little pricey, especially for "antiques." It's a history museum of people's once owned items that are now for sale. I get a weird vibe when I see the collection of ashtrays and cigarettes, fox furs with the heads attached, Smokey the Bear, oil cans, etc. They have a couple parking spots right in front of the store, but there is plenty of free street parking across the street. read more

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My favorite part about this place is the awesome people who run it! Always willing to give a great and fair deal! They are always so sweet and funny it makes the trip here worth it every time! Especially the angel himself Steve always helps me bring the best stuff home! I'm always looking forward to seeing him !TYSM for being awesome guys! Truly my home away from home!! read more

Loved this place!!! So many goodies! Smiling Steve was the freaking best and so helpful! 10/10 read more

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Very big place, full of antiques. Some are fairly priced, you gotta know prices tho. It's a bit hard to get help. The gentleman who rang me up was on the phone the entire time, so I couldn't ask questions about other stuff. If you come here, go with time to spare and look, as this place is very huge and full of amazing stuff. read more

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This place is so cool if you love vintage. Spent couple of hours in here and there's sooo much to look through that we still didn't get to explore everything. There's clothes, jewelry, furniture,magazines, and just about anything you can think of. So much fun and definitely worth the drive from LA! read more

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I've visited this place a few times and purchased some things I really liked for good prices. Unfortunately, I recently found white supremacist paraphernalia being sold. For those who don't know - antique malls rent booth space to multiple vintage sellers. So while the owners of this business may not personally hold violently racist values themselves, the fact that they let this happen is troubling to say the least. I'm not coming back unless they have policies in place that stop the sale of this kind of stuff. Long Beach has so many other antique malls and vintage stores who don't condone this nonsense. [edited to attach photo] [edit #2 - Yelp is suppressing the photo of the items I found. They were N*zi pins in Booth #22]. read more

On my most recent visit here, I bought a copy of an old Alaskan magazine and an old dog shampoo bottle. I'm usually impressed with the items I see for purchase here. They carry a lot of great decorative items for the home. read more

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Super cute and very helpful and kind staff. Support them by buying some popcorn at the entrance where they only ask for a 0.50cent donation per bag. Super cute antique mall. Each stall was very organized and has a variety of unique items. In my opinion each stall had reasonably priced items. The stalls had items ranging from jewelry, magazines, furniture to toys. You can find anything here and is the perfect spot to look for gifts! read more

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Would highly recommend! Although some of the things in there may be somewhat controversial, you can't erase history. Other than that, this has to be one of the best antique shops that Ive ever been too. They have such a diverse selection of items from small trinkets to large soda coolers with various items for car enthusiasts as well. Have a lot of old ads dating from the 1940's and even some old playboy magazines. Truly a blessing to have found this place so close to my house as well! read more

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This place is amazing. They have a little of everything here. There's so much, it's a little overwhelming. Employees were helpful too. Lots of antique markets seem to only have nick nacks and jewelry. This place seemed to have collections of things. If you're looking for something but can't find it, definitely go here read more

opened on time, Staff asked (often) how I was doing...if you like that, Great.... if you don't....NOT SO GREAT. biggest downfall in NO RESTROOM! there are tons of this to look at and admire. however, NO RESTROOM. The solution is to go to the Del Taco and use theirs...really? I know my review won't matter and a bathroom will not be added. Oh well! Happy hunting...but go pee first... read more

Lots of unique & cool merchandise. The people working there were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely be returning.

A few parking spots in front of the store. Huge inventory! Lots of things to see. On this day, it was warm, so there were lots of fans to move the air. This store is not wheelchair accessible. There are many areas where WATCH YOUR STEP are indicated. Overall the prices are high, but it was fun to browse. No restrooms available for customers at this time. Covid safe inside. read more

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A huge, HUGE selection, helpful staff (thank you Steve!) and the prices are good. Some booths have higher than expected prices but for the most part, for the area, good. Lots of eye candy and I'll def be back. Found a large selection of Old Albert country roses! My one complaint is that they will not let you use their restroom. This is usually a deal breaker for me but it's a great store! read more

From the outside, the Long Beach Antique Mall II is pretty unassuming, but once you enter the doors, you know you've found something spectacular, especially if you like old stuff. It can definitely be overwhelming as it's stacked from the floor to the ceiling with a variety of things to gawk at, but take your time, cause you don't know what you might miss. Like a lot of antique stores, it houses a bunch of people's different little shops, so the offerings and prices are all over the place. They have plenty of staff walking around to help you open display cases or to get things off high shelves/walls if you want a closer inspection. We went on a cooler day, so it was definitely chilly inside. I'm sure it's quite the opposite during the summer months, so going early is probably a better bet, especially if you want a more comfortable experience. Everyone was super nice that worked there. There's street parking as well as a small lot out front, so it's not really an issue. read more

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