Ola's antiques is much bigger than it looks from the outside. Many nice booths and items at good…read moreprices. The women that work there are very nice and helpful .

My sister and I visited Ola's Antiques and had such fun. So much to look at, good prices, and a…read morehuge variety of things. Barbara is very nice and helpful. Sally L

I thought I'd been to almost every antique mall in Southern California - apparently not. Combined…read morestopping at Gum's before heading to Orange a few days ago, and glad I did. It's one of the most unique antique malls I've ever been to. According to the owner, it used to be a rainforest educational center for kids that was founded and run by disney employee, and became a antique mall almost 30 years ago. So, that's where the waterfalls and lake come from! You will find a lot of unique treasures here too. I only picked up a couple of small things, but I'm very picky...and running low on space haha! Plus, a friendly cat named Luna works here, what more could you ask for! Definitely a must to stop at if you are in or near Hawaiian Gardens!

Is this heaven?…read more Apparently I've been antique store shopping all wrong because Gum's blows everything else out of the water. It's like a theme park practically without rides. There's the usual vendor booths that I'm guessing are rented? They're themed accordingly. There's a hidden rail car of sorts, there's uranium glass, there's laser discs, there's all sorts of magazines, there's action figures, there's Joe jost tees. There's EVERYTHING. Heck. There's even benches placed around for you to sit. There's turtles to feed and a really sweet kitty named Luna who loves to be pet upstairs. The cockatoo in the main photo has since passed but apparently they were awesome. The people working here are super knowledgeable and helpful so you don't have to dig around if you don't feel like it (I live for the treasure hunt personally). Prices are beyond fair and they even have marked sales and events for deeper discounts. This place is seriously a dream.

This Long Beach gem is amazing. Lots of rooms and vendor booths with treasures. There is a variety…read moreof everything. Follow their social media to find out when they have sales. There is literally something for every budget. Some items may qualify for layaway but check with management. Staff is friendly and not over bearing which is a plus!

There was one point where my girlfriend and I came here every week for 5 weeks straight. Even if…read moreyou don't buy anything, it is so fun to stop by here and walk through. There is always new cool stuff and it takes hours to get through everything. My favorite thing to do is go through all the vintage pictures they have. Pictured here are some vintage dog pictures I've collected and some oil dispensers. I put coffee syrup in the dispensers and have them on my coffee cart. Nothing is too expensive either, considering how old and great quality a lot of the stuff is. The staff is always kind and helpful!

The best place for unique finds and treasures. So many vendors for all preferences. No Matthew…read moreweather this market is open. I suggest going early, being plenty of bags or a wagon for your finds. They allow reenter with hand stamp. There is also beer and water for purchase inside and outside the market are more food vendors with everything from fresh juice, fruit, how food and more. The staff is always friendly and helpful. You pay $10 to get in and can hang out as long as you like. I believe it's around 800 vendors. Home good, cameras, clothes, plants, paintings and so much more.... worth the trip at least once. Oh and bring an umbrella, big brimming hat and plenty of sunscreen.

Parking: I ended up parking at the Long Beach Community College lot, which cost $2 for the entire…read moreday until 11:30 p.m. At this point, I'm still not entirely sure where the other parking options are located. Entry: $10 per person Here are my first time impressions: Size: 5/5 a large, maze-like exhibit. Multiple vendors said it's usually across the street (under construction) with even more vendors. The fence gate obstructs at least half of the market from view from the entry area. Food/Drink: 2/5 there was 3 food trucks and 1 table. Mexican food, plain coffee, sodas. Burgers/American. Acai bowls, juices. Table sold beers. I was expecting more. I'm wondering if this is considered typical, as it seems more respectful for more serious sellers or buyers? To combat my dehydration and sleepiness, I went for a plain coffee and a Diet Coke. I don't recommend eating here go find a better restaurant in long beach and eat before/ after! Bathrooms: They installed portable AC! The toilets next to the food trucks were clean and cooling inside. The Shopping: 4/5 Flea markets will continue to be a unique experience for me because it's visually overwhelming to mentally process and sort through everything you're seeing! They have artwork, jewelry, an overwhelming amount of trinkets, clothing (mostly vintage and band fashion), electronics (one store was entirely cameras), decor, handbags, kitchenware, comic book items, and more. The clothing, handbags, and other wearable items can be used, new, or handmade by the vendor. I think it caters to the whole family though it's more like demographics are mid age women, then women, then children, then men (from my untrained eye). It's a confusing place if you don't already have a strong grasp of your personal style and preferences. You'll likely spend a lot of time just trying to understand what everything is. I looked at alot of clothes but nothing spoke to me. It sounds obvious but you should bring a hat and/ or sunglasses, and your water bottle. I didn't do either... I rolled out of bed and went with my friend here.

This shop has a very cool vibe. It looks small from the outside, but it's a long store. It feels…read morelike it must have been a house at one time with all the separated, small rooms. It even has an outdoor area that could have been a backyard. When I first walked in, it felt like I was stepping back into the '70's. A lot of brown and orange hues. Once you pass the front counter on your left, you feel like you're stepping into someone's living room. There's a couch, coffee table, dial television set, and the record player is blasting '70's music from their collection of vinyl. The first room on the left sells clothes, plants, etc. The second small room next to it has a large picture of KISS plastered on the walls, between the selection of boots and jackets. If you keep walking towards the back, there's a room to your right where the record player is. After exiting that room, you walk into the main room and a large selection of vinyl for sale near the back. They sell used and new merchandise. Everything from used clothes to new jewelry, paintings, artwork, and everything in between. Like I said, there's a large outdoor patio where they sell patio furniture, pots, plants and other outdoor decoration. There is really a lot to take in, and everything is affordable. I saw something I liked that cost $9.50, but I asked myself where I was going to put it. The gal at the front counter was friendly. They take Apple Pay. Parking: Plenty of free street parking in the neighborhood.

Goods on Orange is this great vintage shop! And yes, this business should be categorized as GREAT…read more What they offer is all kinds of vintage items. You want clothing, they've got it. Jewelry, yup. You want trinkets, they've have it. You want truly unique art items, they have them, as well. You want an incredible selection of vintage LPs, they offer it. They have a little bit of everything, and it is all truly curated and unique. Located on Orange Avenue, in the Eastern section of Long Beach California, this business is a little bit off of the beaten path. It's actually a truly unique neighborhood. Though it's basically a residential area, there's a number of unique businesses right around Goods on Orange. So, you can easily grab a meal, or a coffee, or a little bit of something else once you come to the area this business is located within. Once inside, you are overwhelmed with a plethora of all kinds of everything. It's truly a visual experience to walk into this business. They have a lot of great everything. I can't say that enough, because you truly never know what you are going to find when you go in. The staff here are all super nice, so if you have any questions, they're happy to help you out with whatever they can. In terms of pricing, they're very fair. Sure, you can maybe find cheaper prices at a thrift store. But, at a thrift shop you're never guaranteed that you're will find the best of the best like is available at this business. And, that's what this shop offers, the best of the best. In terms of parking, street parking is your best bet. On weekends, you may have to walk a little bit, because, as stated, there is a number of other businesses directly surrounding Goods on Orange. But, it's a good way to get your steps in. Overall, if you're looking for that unique gift, that special something for yourself, or that something you never knew you needed, this is a great place to find it.

One of the best thrift stores that I've been to, and it goes to such an amazing cause. The staff is…read morereally nice and everything is really organized.

A large store with lots of treasures to be found. And for a good cause. I will return.read more

I recently bought a barrister bookcase and am pleased with the purchase…read more Magnet door closers were added, along with floor glides for the legs. The delivery crew did a really good job getting this bookcase thru a tight fit to its intended location. All in all, it was a good experience.

Service,selection and value all at one place! It's always full of one of a kind itemsread more

Such great finds. Fair prices and the owner is delightful…read more Every time we go there are more treasures to be found.

I wandered into The Picket Fence and I enjoyed my experience! The owner was very welcoming. The…read moreshop had many vintage treasures to choose from. I enjoyed browsing the costume jewelry, brooches, and seasonal decor. The prices were very reasonable and will encourage me to return! I especially appreciated how organized the shop was. It made it a more enjoyable experience to look at all vintage pieces. I picked up two items including this Liberty bell replica.

I highly recommend this company. I did not have enough items for them to run an estate sale…read moreunfortunately, but Sheryl took the time to give me advice on the best ways to sell via my own garage sale. Through this info I could tell they really know their stuff. They provided details on how I could sell on my own, how to advertise, what websites to post on, how many times I should post etc....basically the tricks of their trade. They even offered to help the day of....this is with no money exchanged. They are great people who genuinely want to help and understand how to get the most money for you and how to get people in the door. In a situation such as this, where everything is overwhelming and stressful, they were the light at the end of the tunnel.

Beautiful items and walked away spending more than planned because of the selection of items. One…read moreitem was mislabeled as a certain textile that it wasn't. Bought it and found out later when researching. Still happy with the purchase! Set-up was professional!

Really cool vintage and antique warehouse in Huntington Beach. Cascas Vintage & Design is connected…read moreto Vintdustrial (it's right next door) so there's 2 spaces full of great pieces & lots of smalls. There's something for everyone. From Garden decor to Upholstered pieces.

I love this place when I'm looking for something custom for my home or even cute little knick…read moreknacks! I buy a lot of her succulent displays too for my home. Vicki is always super helpful and theres always plenty of parking too!