I've been in this antiques and collectibles shop its great-definitely worth the time to check it…read moreout.

If you live in Benicia and you're looking for some cooking gadgets or kitchen equipment, before you…read moreventure off to the store go to Fabulous Finds and check upstairs. Anytime I need something I always check here fist because you will find better made, better quality things from the past that will last you generations to come. Today I decided that I would make an apple pie with my Daughter and we had everything but a pie dish. So to 1st street we went to find a pretty cool pie dish.. I'm sure in its life it made many pies, but today it made another for our family. We are so lucky to have fabulous finds in our little town! You guys are the best!

Great store with fun stuff! So many interesting antiques and…read morecollectibles. Owners are great too!

We were in the area and saw this store we decided to stop by. The store is nice and open and they…read morehave a ton of cool things. The owner greeted us and let us explore. We found a few cool things. We purchased some art and the owner let me son pick out a McDonald toy for free. Prices were reasonable. We will definitely be back. I would definitely recommend this place.

Cute little spot! Great assortment of items at reasonable prices. The owner was super friendly :)read more

I love love love the Compulsive Peddler! It's my favorite antique/thrift store in the Bay Area. As…read morethe other reviews have stated, JJ has an amazing eye for treasures. We never fail to pick up something truly wonderful every time we visit. The only issue is knowing when he will be open so make sure to follow his IG for up-to-date business hours. As you stroll through the alley, you are instantly transported to outdoor bazaars filled with fascinating finds. His store at the end of alley is chock full of interesting wares. And if you're nice, JJ may through out an extra discount or two. But BE NICE. If you do get the opportunity to visit, you will not be disappointed! The town of Port Costa is so adorable, and the Compulsive Peddler is situated next door to a delicious restaurant with drinks.

Such a wonderful shop with lots of great antiques and vintage. You need some time to visit as there…read moreare lots to see. Really a great place to visit..

What a nice place. Lots of vintage jewelry and books. Nice selection of vintage silk scarves. Very…read morefriendly proprietor. Just a fun place to look around.

Adobe had to abruptly close its former location at 929 First Street last year when the building got…read morered-tagged. Fortunately, it didn't take Pat and Jane long to secure this new spot down the street. What they gave up in square footage they gained in foot traffic. It's a bummer that they lost the separate furniture showroom they had at the former location, though. They do still bring in pieces, albeit on a much smaller scale. They already had pretty good turnover of goods in the old space so they should do even better here. Even when they get high-end or collectible items in, they mark them reasonably. One of my favorite scores so far has been my 4-quart Corningware casserole (Country Festival pattern) for $11 (goes for up to 3x that amount on eBay/Etsy, not counting shipping). No matter where Adobe lives, it's always worth dropping in.

Great local shop that has great items. Also many things you can't find anywhere. The locals support…read morethis shop and donate often.

A cool place to spend at least an hour looking in. We stumbled in on a Sunday afternoon and there…read morewere quite a few other shoppers inside. We immediately saw free (or what I assumed to be free) mini cupcakes and coffee right at the entrance. The register is in the middle of the store, and there is a friendly cat laying on it. The woman working the store was also helpful and offered a good price when an item didn't have a tag on it. The place is a bit stuffy from all the stuff, but it's huge. The hallways are cramped from all the stuff, so be careful walking through. There's also a second floor. Definitely a cool spot to look around and hunt for old vintage finds, just wished it was a bit roomer to move around.

Cool, old school antique store. Packed is an understatement! Reminds me of shop's in the 90s which…read morewere stuffed with treasures. The dealers here are a bit hit or miss. Some have a great eye like the Mid Century dealer in the back corner on the ground floor, others look like a yard sale. If you dig around you are bound to find something cool. We did!. Bonus, they have a friendly store cat! And the gentleman that rang us up was very friendly.

Elisa's Cottage.has the perfectly selected items! Jewelry, dresses, shirt, boots and more. Located…read morein a cute old downtown historic cottage. Stop by, you will be surprised. #VisitBenicia #BeniciaBest #BeniciaisFun

I was very pleasantly surprised by this place. I was on the hunt for a good pair of jeans and…read morepossibly some dresses when the rack on display near the front porch caught my eyes. There were so many flowing, beautiful dresses flapping back and forth in the wind, just calling my name and asking to be tried on. I stepped in and was excited to see the vast collections of gently used items, including sneakers and dress shoes. I started with the jean stack and was excited to see that all the jeans were $20! You can't beat that price! I had to try a few pairs to find the right ones, but I was able to find a good pair from Old Navy that was 100% cotton! The store has many drawers with a vast assortment of buttons, pins, earrings rings and other doodads that I wish I had more time to browse. Other customers were happily digging through the drawers and happy with their finds as well. The lady at the counter was very friendly, welcoming and informed me that I could try in as many things as I liked in the curtained dressing room in the back. This was the only downside. The dressing room is a small storage room with a very little turn radius. I had to ask my husband to hold the curtain closed as I dressed and undressed because it did not close fully and I felt exposed. Overall, I definitely recommend this place if you want gently used, well priced clothing without breaking the bank.

This is one of the last true thrift shops in the Bay Area. When used and vintage now means huge…read moremarkups, with snobby service, this shop is a refreshing throwback! They have a power packed variety of clothing and goods, many high quality items for dirt cheap prices. The staff are also the sweetest and very helpful. I brought $20 in cash and left with a flawless vintage Wilson's leather jacket, another name brand cardigan, and two other high quality tops as wardrobe staples. The hours are very limited so come with focus and efficiency in mind. I only shopped for 10 minutes before they closed, and know I hardly scratched the surface. So I can't wait to come back for more deals with more time, and a chance supporting a great cause!

Wow! This place is busting out Christmas all over!…read more This is my first donate and my second visit. The place had transformed from a sleepy site and it was hopping. On my first visit, which was a while ago, I got the impression that this was a rather small space. However, it seems flexible inside and they have literally pushed the merchandise all the way back to the main walls and the space is greatly enlarged. This time they had tons of stuff, lots of Christmas stuff, and as far as I can figure, it was all on sale. Prices were very low. I saw many items on sale for either 50% off or as little as 25 cents per item. there were definitely sales where the signs were either missing or unclear. I got quite a surprise when a swatch of fabric, which I thought was six dollars turned out to be 50 cents. The quality of the items range from some highly coveted brands (not in my size, too bad), to the usual I haven't heard of these. The condition range from nearly brand new to very worn. They have an enormous range of merchandise for a thrift shop, they had lots of books, shoes,men's, women's and children's clothing, surprisingly large purse selection, electronics, all sorts of fabrics and linens, dining and cookware. As far as I can tell, the only day of the week where you can donate is Wednesdays. But it's quite the operation on Wednesdays. They received my donations, swiftly and efficiently. It's a pretty small parking lot and with the activity from the donations the lot was full. But with a bit of patience, the people who have completed their donations and don't plan to shop opens spots very quickly. They only accept cash. No credit cards, no phone apps, just cash. But on both my trips to the shop I could barely get to five dollars. I don't think it's going to be a hardship.