This is a fun place to go! It's antiquing on a grand scale. Set on the old runway at Alameda Naval…read moreAir Force Base, right next to the loading docks. There are hundreds of booths. There are lots of bathrooms. There is food. There is a parking lot. I can tell you that later in the day it's going to be hard to get parking. There will be a super long line to get in there. So we don't go very often but it's fine. You could spend like three or four hours walking through the whole place. The vendors are super friendly. With hundreds of birth comes tons of selection and the value is pretty good. You can get good deals.

Parking lot is HUGE and its easy to find parking but you may have to walk far. We came early in the…read moremorning and its right on the water so it's very cold. Even knowing this it felt like I should have worn a thicker jacket. The kids and wife were freezing and we had to get them used sweaters and a blanket from vendors on site. It's a curated selection of antiques, vintage good, and clothes so it will be more expensive than traditional flea markets. They have foods on site on the right side with normal items like coffee and breakfast burritos all the way to ube waffles and fried chicken. There are some treasures here if you are willing to go digging: -Near the front was a lady that had preserved bugs that were mounted in nice displays or frozen forever in blocks of acrylic. These are locally made and some of the species I haven't seen before preserved and available for purchase. -Seaglass and antique glass merchants. Saw two of these guys and liked the odd rainbow patina for glass that has spent decades in ocean water. -Japanese wood medicine boxes, these were decorated with old stickers and looked so good for storing items. They were 40-70 each and were priced well below market value.

Quality/Quantity - 40 to 50+ vendors, think COOP. See…read morepictures. Sorry, I could have done a better job with taking pictures. Atmosphere - I forget how big this place was. Security and bag check as you enter. She even laughed at my joke that my wife could fit a couch in my wife's purse, lol. Even when it was Bed, Bath and Beyond, the size always surprised me. Bathrooms I believe are in the very back of the building but I did not check or use them. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 7pm. Usually plenty of street parking, 2-4 hours free. But not today; it was crazy busy. We noticed a farmers market a block away...??? Paid parking garages are also available. Service - Friendly door greeter. Again, she even laughed at my joke, lol. Price - Depends on what you buy. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2016.

Found some great items here today. Namely, Abraham, Palatnik, mother, and baby giraffes in Lucite…read more I added them to my collection and I am so excited to now have them.

Amazing collection, really cool stuff from all over. The owners are very sweet, and the prices are…read morequite nice! One of the best thrift/vintage stores if you actually wanna buy cool stuff. Got a cassette player and some old camera stuff!

You know that antique/junk spot on Telegraph, the one with the old timey pickup truck in the front?…read moreI finally went in, and it's a treasure trove. First off it's cash only and he takes Zelle. Second, definitely negotiate. Lastly, if you like picking for stuff, you can find something. It's a lot of junk, but treasure is in the eye of the beholder, especially if you like tsotchkes. I ended up with a hand painted wooden duck decoy from 1981. It's def someone who randomly painted one, and not a priceless artifact, but I'm ok with that. I also ended up getting an old framed small print of a poem, and a vintage Thomas Stanley travel alarm clock that's currently not working, hopefully due to an old battery, but if it's up and running, I saw them on Etsy for $50. All three treasures for the price of $15! Overall, a gem of a store if you are nearby and have a few minutes to explore.

I was walking around Alameda and was waiting for my takeout lunch order to be ready at a nearby…read more restaurant. I fell into this intriguing Antique store on the main st. of Park Ave. It has 2 levels of pretty much anything ranging from Furniture, clothes, knick knacks and various things which are anything that constitutes as " antiques". I had bought a Hockey Jersey which has the infamous Friday the 13th villain but definitely in mint condition never worn. Sports memorabilia and Throwback jerseys and hats. The cashier was super friendly and helpful. It has something for everyone and also has reasonable prices.

I haven't been there in awhile but the times I did go I loved it found some treasures there at…read moregreat prices definitely going back soon

I've been visiting this place for years. Lars is very knowledgeable and honest. He will tell you if…read moreyour item is likely to sell.

Highly recommend. I discovered some old silverware sets in a storage garage owned by my ailing…read moreparents and needed to appraise them for their trust. I found the owner Niels of Montclair estates on the internet and he was great. Very professional, personable, experienced and knowledgeable. He is accredited by the International Society of Appraisers which is helpful if you need a legal appraisal document for insurance or other legal purposes. His brick-and-mortar storefront is temporarily modest for reasons you can read about on his website but more than adequate to meet with him so he can begin to evaluate and understand your appraisal needs. Thank-you Niels for the well documented 12-page appraisal I needed for the silverware from my parents Trust.

Fun antique vintage store. We got some playing cards, a fun and unique salt and pepper shaker of 2…read moresquirrels, and a paperweight in the shape of a fat bird. Just to give you a taste

One of my favorite places to shop. They have such a wide range of items! They always get a lot of…read morenew, obviously hand picked, interesting stuff coming in pretty regularly. I find at least one something-special-have-to-come-home-with-me thing every time I go in. It's fun because they have a lot of vintage art, some furniture, lots of glass and home ware, and a whole upstairs of vintage statement pieces and fun scarves and accessories. And now they have added a plant section! My vintage Heaven! 5 stars, can't wait to come back, thanks!

Amazing eclectic collection! High quality wares. The owner was very helpful and thoughtful in…read moresearching out exactly the items I was wondering if they'd have. It's apparently actually a collective of sellers which is clever. I'll definitely be back with friends.

This little store is deceiving!…read more Because it's so tidy and well-organized, when you first walk in you'll think there's not much there. But as you make your way through you'll start finding goody after goody after goody. Kitchenware, décor, industrial elements, ephemera, jewelry, linens, repurposed items, fashion accessories, small furnishings, toys...you name it! I was so sure it was going to be a quick in-and-out that I didn't even put money in the parking meter. I ended up staying much longer than I expected and finding close to a dozen things I really, really wanted, all of them at very reasonable prices. In the end I settled on two items: a lidded piece from a Pyrex refrigerator set (in a rare color) and a ball bearing clip (so much more interesting for my chip bag than a binder clip). I saw lots of gift-worthy selections so I will most certainly be back. Especially since those gifts will be for yours truly. What?

How'd the hipster burn his tongue? He sipped his coffee…read morebefore it was cool. That's kind of like Jeff and his shop. He was collecting mid-century furniture before the craze. He was on Valencia wayyy before the craze. His prices are always more competitive than his overpriced peers He will EDUCATE you - not just sell you stuff to tell your friends that it's rare or vintage. Farnsworth is without a doubt a major influence on San Francisco modernism whether you know it or not. Go share a conversation with him and you'll see what I mean.

A leafy block of Valencia hosts this idiosyncratic (maybe not for San Francisco) shop of classy…read morecuriosities. Jeff Farnsworth has been eyeing the unusual, irresistible and irreplaceable vintage objects, sly, sleek furniture, unique steampunk stuff, Mid-Century artifacts and Post-Modern objets almost as long as I've been addicted to them. He has an enormous knowledge-base, flawless, architectural-curation level taste, a fantastic display sense and extraordinarily reasonable pricing. Whenever I glance at something in my home environment that consistently makes me grateful I acquired it, nine out of ten times it's a treasure apple I nabbed from Jeff's esthetic Eden, secured by sheer luck at walking in before another vintage sinner scored.

Fun selection, wonderful staff, great cause. I check in every couple weeks honestly and have had…read moresome great finds.

I've noticed how pricing has really changed. I understand wanting to get top value for the…read morenonprofit mission. But the other side is thrifting is part bargain for the shopper. I'm not go to pay 90 dollars for a used piece of clothing. Regardless of brand. I am not going to donate or shop here for a while because I love thinking that someone will enjoy my nice items at a great price...but that doesn't seem to align right now.

Yes, it is not a ppl with low budget however, you will find the finest, healthiest, beautiful and…read moremost comfortable chairs and tables. The update they have do is amazing. It's minimal so that they won't destroy the original design and the characters. Kobe was very helpful finding the right height chairs for me. Not just the balance of table and chairs but also how I sit on it and how my feet land on the floor. It came out beyond from my original budget but I still think it was a great deal once I understood the delicacies of their craftsmanship. Highly recommended for those who cares what you use in daily life! I'm so grateful for the pieces I purchased!

Excellent customer care! Chris and his team talked through the dimensions of my space to help me…read morefind exactly the right table for my eat-in kitchen area. I didn't come in prepared with photos, just rough dimensions, and they took their time with me, asking detailed questions to ensure I found the right sized table.