Almost a prime example of how a Vintage shop should be. Almost. A third of the space is 'managed'…read moreby someone who mixes priced with unpriced items and...doesn't even want to be emailed?

David is a kind and generous person. Patient with my grandkids as they learned from him about…read moreantiques and vintage items.

Price marked on item, when I got to the register he said that was wrong and it was four bucks. I…read morecomplained and he said I'll give it to you for the price on the item. When he rang it up he added a dollar to the price. I complained and he said bye. I didn't see any deals in the place.

This an awesome thrift store great prices , it's no a Barbie thrift store!!!! You may need to get…read moreyour hands dirty to find what you want, but they have a little bit of everything!!! Staff was very attentive and helpful

Definitely a unique spot right in downtown La Mesa. They have their own free parking lot which is…read morenice. We stopped by before we went to the weekly Fri farmers market. The mall is set up where there are small stations throughout (like a mall) where each one sells their unique goods. There didn't seem to be any pattern to how the store was situated so you never knew what you'd see from station to station. Lots of home goods, toys and memorabilia. Prices were reasonable.

This was my first time visiting this antique mall, and I absolutely loved the experience. The…read moreprivate parking was such a bonus and made the visit stress-free right from the start. It's also in a super central La Mesa location, close to so many shops and places to eat, which made it an easy and enjoyable stop. Upon arriving, I spotted so many beautiful pieces. I was genuinely excited to see several items straight off my wishlist. The amount of booths is amazing, with so many unique, well-curated finds. I can certainly say, " I blacked out". However, compared to other antique malls, this one is definitely on the more expensive side, which is really the only downside. However, many of the pieces felt special and thoughtfully sourced, and some prices were still very competitive for the quality. There were so many booths with incredible items that I can't stop thinking about. I'm already looking forward to coming back on payday because this is absolutely a place worth revisiting.

Great quirky little spot to roam!! The selection of goods is well displayed to give the spot a…read morecountry store appeal. Your eye can't help but wander from one place to another. Also a great little coffee shop within, an ideal match.

Recently reopened and better than ever. Shabby chic, dishes, furniture, new linen collection, some…read morecool repurposed pieces, plants. Also carries DIY Chalk Paint and furniture stencils.

We didn't buy anything this visit but we'll definitely be back for custom work. Mylo was so…read morefriendly! We found this place just driving by. Definite cool finds here!

The store is so much fun. there are so many things to see. As a lover of…read more antiques it was a delight for me. Mylo is so personable and welcoming. It seems like the real magic happens in the back room where the guys are working with metal. A great place for men and women that are looking for something different. I suggest you check this place out!

Unexpectedly discovered this hidden gem in Santee that truly impressed me. There are two stories…read morebrimming with a variety of items, from furniture to trinkets, reasonably priced. I found a few treasures for myself during my visit, and I'm already looking forward to my next trip back. Definitely worth a stop.

Does great refurbishing old furniture. Robert totally took apart family cherished dining room table…read moreand chairs made like new again

Amazing service Wonderful down to earth. People…read more Family owned Very good quality items for the descent rate Recommend to the public Thanks to Arlene and her husband for everything. Definitely worth the time and effort More potential business in the future..

They don't answer their phone at their store in La Mesa, CA. Apparently, they are happy with their…read moresales from EBay. No customer service! I was going to drive over 1-1/2 hours to the store but after reading other reviews, I decided it would not be a good idea.

This was a really cool store. I was in the area and decided to stop by. Very glad I did. They have…read morean extremely large vinyl area. It felt like the old school days browsing through old records and finding great deals... unlike other stores where they overcharge. The owner was sweet and very welcoming which was appreciated. I was able to find a few vinyls to add to my slow growing collection. The other side was more of the consignment area, offering a variety of items, from comic books, to vintage Barbie's, to furniture and more. When I make it back to this area, I will definitely stop by again.

Great finds here. Bought some great vinyl and rare DVDs. They had a nice selection of furniture too.read more

So, so, so sad to see this place go. One of the only local vintage picks here in LG, staff was…read morealways so friendly, selections were fun to explores. Made many purchases, wished I knew where the stuff went, there was a brass chair I really wanted. Went by today, not knowing they closed and found out the bad news. Bummer :(

Visited this place while on vacation in San Diego. The store had a lot of items and the employees…read morewere very cordial; however, we didn't buy anything.

Right around the corner from the La Mesa Antique Mall, Collectiquity has a well-edited selection of…read moreantiques and a clean, reasonably well-organized presentation. I spotted some absolutely beautiful light blue Fenton lamps, a lot of neat 1950s kitchen accouterments and dinette sets, a beautiful and unique dresser, and many more quality antiques - including a manually operated drill (which I've heard work great). Unlike La Mesa Antique Mall, which is mainly focused on knick-knacks, Collectiquity would be a decent place to go for furniture and large items such as antique mirrors - though smaller items such as art glass, jewelry, and other decorative items are well-represented. They carry some items that are on the newer end of "antique" - like the aforementioned mid century dinettes. Prices are reasonable but not rock-bottom and on par with other antique stores in the area. A fun place to browse, as it's more orderly and less overwhelming than the dusty recesses of the average antique mall or junk shop.

UPDATE: They did NOT close but moved! I was very happy to find this out. Their new location is at…read more8600 La Mesa Blvd, still in La Mesa and they have the same phone number. They also have a Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Collectiquity/159044344128760 My husband and I were super excited to see they relocated as we'll finally be putting our Peter Rabbit dresser to use and are looking for a changing table. One of the owners Michelle was at the store at the time that we stopped in and remembered us as the couple who had bought the Peter Rabbit dresser! It's been over three years so for her to remember was amazing. The layout of their new location is much different than the last. It's large and has different sections or rooms and the way they've allocated the antiques throughout gives the store a homey feel and gives you a good idea of what these pieces would look like in a bedroom, kitchen etc as they've themed each room they have with different room specific items such as kitchen only. We stopped in for a while but I could spend hours in the store looking at everything. Near the counter top at the register look for a stand with homemade sand dollar Christmas ornaments (sand dollars from Coronado) - perfect gift for family out of town who love San Diego. This antique store is definitely one that stands out among the rest.