Selection - so many things to look at but so tightly squished in. Smelled like my Grandma's attic! Very dusty but filled with lots of cool things. Lady was very nice when we walked in and out. Prices were a bit high I felt but it's ok since I didn't really see anything I needed to buy. read more

It's not about the service the store is honestly just disgusting it's quite the same as a level 3 hoarder home and it seems like there's only ever deals there because of all the absolute junk they want to get rid of there's nothing of value in there and most the stuff is broken or dirty nothing is up kept in there's rows and rows of junk just everywhere you can barely walk around in the store and the smell is mildew, dust and dirt don't waste your time here just because they have a deal it's not worth it at all even being in the store I felt like everything was going to collapse on top of me it's not just disgusting it's honestly a safety hazard. read more

Old Town Antiques - This is just the OUTSIDE of the store it gets worse when you walk in - Antiques Near Me - Eureka, California

A Timeless Detour into Treasure and Nostalgia- I hadn't planned on stopping. I had a list, a schedule, a mental map of where I needed to be and when. But sometimes, life has a way of nudging you toward the unexpected, and that's how I found myself standing outside an old-town antique shop, its window display cluttered with relics from a hundred different stories. The bell jingled as I pushed the door open, and instantly, the air shifted. It smelled like history--aged paper, polished wood, and a whisper of something familiar, something comforting. Shelves bowed under the weight of forgotten treasures: old vinyl records, glass bottles that had once held someone's favorite drink, and pocket watches long overdue for winding. I wandered. No rush, no pressure. Just the quiet joy of discovery. And then--there it was. A ridiculous, fantastic, utterly perfect cheetah (or maybe leopard?) print watch. It caught my eye like an old friend waving from across the street. Something about it--bold, nostalgic, and completely unnecessary--made it impossible to ignore. Two bucks. A steal. Done. And just when I thought my little side quest couldn't get any better, I spotted it. An unopened, untouched Roy Rogers radio record player, still waiting for someone to press play for the very first time. It was a piece of history, a portal to a simpler time, and I knew I couldn't leave without it. It was one of those moments that sneaks up on you--a completely unplanned detour that somehow becomes a core memory. The kind of experience that makes you want to come back, not just for the things, but for the feeling. Next time, I'm bringing my family. They need to see this place, to feel the wonder of it, to lose themselves in the charm of forgotten treasures and stories waiting to be rediscovered. So, here's my encouragement to you: let yourself wander. Interrupt your schedule. Step inside that odd little shop you always pass by. You might just find a ridiculous watch, a piece of history, or even a part of yourself you didn't know was waiting to be found. -A Content and Charmed Man read more

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One of the better antique stores in the area. Not filled with overpriced, curated BS like some of the fancy antique stores now. Not everything is a gem here, but if you look hard enough there are plenty of good deals on cool things read more

One of the coolest antique shops around - floor to ceiling and wall to wall. This Old Town Eureka shoppe is a real one of a kind gem. Every conceivable type of collectible to be found in this dusty, crammed packed full old store. I literally could not believe all the different types of items I found in this eclectic and funky place. Retro clocks, coca cola signage, vintage advertising of all kinds, knick knacks, artwork, old toys, mechanical stuff, cases upon cases and row after row of cool stuff. This is a true Antiquers paradise - I was in the shop for only about an hour but could have easily spent a half a day or possibly longer going through stuff. It's old dusty and things everywhere you look. I plan to return soon to do some real exploring and looking for hidden treasures. This is my two hundredth review and I could not think of a better addition to make the list of 150 cool things behind the redwood curtain in 2015 challenge. a 5 Star Antiquer's, thrifter's, collectors gem of a shoppe and well worth the stop where everything is negotiable. 00200 read more

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They have really cool antiques and vintage things from books to glassware. If you have a hobby of collecting records, then this place is perfect. They have stacks and stacks of 78s and 45s. The lady who works there is down to earth and kind. A cool shop in old town. read more

I like this place. You feel like you are being immersed in history the moment you walk in. Sure it could be more organized and cleaner/tidier but hey, history isn't always clean and tidy. Check it out, it's worth it. I can't say I have bought anything here in many years, but I still stop in occasionally. read more

Simply one of the worst antique stores ever. More like an indoor salvage yard. Anything good has a "NFS" not for sale sign. Prices are crazy. You would be better off going to a real live thrift store. The pictures in the advertisement are old. There is way more junk piled everywhere. It is also dirty. We should have had a clue when we walked up and there was an old mangled plastic Chevy dashboard of absolutely no value in front on the side walk. We were afraid something like bed bugs were going to leap out at us. The only possible thing worth a visit would be if you were looking for hardware for an old dresser you are refurbishing. Other than that, complete junk. Anything of value isn't for sale. read more

Perhaps the most disappointing and worst antique shop I have ever been in. No name on the shop (it sits on the corner), just "antiques and collectibles" and "we buy gold and silver." Literally tons (as in thousands of pounds) of wonderful stuff in the windows and on the walls, NONE of which is for sale. Shelves are piled haphazardly, as is the floor, with second hand garage sale stuff. Sign said they open at 10:30, but after waiting around, we were told by a neighbor he opens at noon. So, we wandered around for another hour and a half, just to feel totally deceived when he finally opened. What a total waste of time. We are not happy. read more

LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF STUFF!! There is so much stuff stuffed in this place! I would definitely recommend checking this place out. There is a lot of junk but also a lot of really cool stuff--some old, some not so old. There is absolutely not organization, which is the reason for the 3 stars, so whatever you find was due to pure luck! Still, very fun to browse and I am sure if you stay long enough, you will most likely find something. read more

Disappointing, dirty and not worth the time spent. A lot of NFS stuff. There are plenty of other antique places in the area to check out.

Just visited this place for the first time yesterday. Just like the other reviews all the good stuff is either not for sale or extremely overpriced. It's impossible to walk around the store comfortably as there is crap everywhere and narrow aisles. Person who owns the shop isn't super friendly unfortunately. I was interested in one of the six Nipper the Dogs in the window. I have a Victrola and grew up outside of Camden where the original RCA Factory is. I would have paid good money for one of the Nippers. Why have six in the stupid window if NONE are for sale?? How does this place even stay open? Cool to look around but otherwise a waste of time. Don't bother read more