First time visiting and wow... this place is way bigger than we expected. It's basically two huge side-by-side hangars full of stuff, plus even more items outside in the alley between them. You really need time for this place. We definitely came without enough time or the right "shopping mood" and already said we'll probably come back another day with more patience and more exact ideas. Some items felt overpriced for the condition, at least to me, but maybe the prices aren't final. I'm just not the type of person who negotiates Even if you don't buy anything, it's still fun to walk around and look at everything. If you're an interior designer or just into vintage furniture/decor, this place is probably heaven. One small disappointment for me personally -- I didn't see any vintage stoves. That's weirdly my dream item Although honestly for real cooking I still think induction wins. read more

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Wow! So many antiques in one place, it's unbelievable. Once you park your car, you see stuff outside. So much stuff. Large and small, even potted plants. There are two warehouses on both sides. The main warehouse is on your left. This is the one I entered first. The front desk is right there in the main warehouse. The building is separated into a few separate rooms, so you feel like you're walking through a hoarder's home. There are antiques galore from one room after another, from dishes to paintings. They try to separate the goods, keeping related things together. For example, dog pictures on one wall; musical instruments; crosses, or clothes. There's a small outdoor patio of stuff in the back, too. Then I visited the other warehouse. This one seemed to have more stuff than the other building. Basically, if you're looking for it, you can find it here. I couldn't believe my eyes, regarding how much stuff was in here! Overall, most of it's a little pricey, but it's a great place to walk around. It wasn't until I walked outside to the back that I literally found the kitchen sink. Parking: They have their own parking lot, and it's free. Payment: Credit card, Venmo, or cash. No tax when paying with cash. read more

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Have you ever heard the expression, "Everything and the kitchen sink," well, this is the location that saying was designed to describe. This business has more stuff than anything I have ever seen in my life. I'm not joking, this place is floor to ceiling, indoor and outdoor, just stuffed full of all kinds of stuff. The way this business is designed is that they have two main showrooms. Showroom rooms, if you wanna call them that. Basically what they are Is, this business is broken up into two buildings. There is the main building, over to the left, where they have numerous rooms full of stuff, and this is also where you pay for whatever you buy. Then, across the courtyard, they have another gigantic building, filled full of a ton of stuff. In between, there is this courtyard full of all kinds of outdoor everything. I mean, it is truly hard to describe how much stuff they actually have and are offering for sale in this area. Then, if you keep walking through it, you can go over to the right, where you will find a whole lot more stuff, as well. If you're looking for vintage furniture, art, glassware, dishes, table legs, and, the kitchen sink, you can find it here. Plus, they also have a lot of other items such as a large selection of vintage books for sale. They also have things like record, albums, cassette tapes, and video tapes, and pretty much everything you can think of they have it. If you're looking for jewelry, they have some of that, as well. This place is really - really amazing. There's no other way to explain it. Located just off the railroad tracks on Valley Blvd., this business is fairly easy to find. It is a little deceptive, however, because they do have a filming location sign situated right above the actual business sign. But, don't let this stop you, because this is just something that they offer as well, a location for filming. They have their own parking lot, which you can easily drive into. Personally, however, I like to just park on the street. I'm not a fan of dealing with parking lots that are fairly small, especially when I don't have to. Overall, this is one of the, if not the, best vintage store in all of the greater Los Angeles area. Whether you come here to shop for something specific, or to find that something you never knew you needed, this is a great and fun place to shop. read more

Judy the owner and I connected I swear she's my spirit animal. With that stated yes things are appropriately priced when you take the time to know what goes into sourcing and Judy's expertise. 1. Judy will often spend more time and gas going to inspect and pick up items that's your gain her loss. 2. Judy does research items and knows exactly what she has on a massive 2 building property...she's in her 80s. 3. This isn't a garage sale many of these are legit antiques, and some items does slip her detection system and are extremely low priced! Which is what kicked off the discussion as I was browsing for art supplies. I peeped the antique watches is in excellent condition just needing adjustment $35 and gold-filled is a steal!!! I would have snagged it if it wasn't in excellent condition as I respect workable items and repurpose the broken ones! Which is the thing that opened up the discussion where I found out all Judy does and that she's an artist on top! I want to be like Judy when I grow up! You will find antique furniture, if you know antiques and antique furniture you will understand the prices!!! There's spinning wheels! There's even plants!!! A whole lot of goodies spanning two massive buildings! Take your time there's a lot to go through! read more

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I always feel like I didn't get a good deal. Take photos of what you are buying especially if the price is posted and not attached to the item. I bought some glass candies that were in a box marked $4 and when they rang me up they charged me $5 each. And another time I bought fabric that they quoted me a price in one breath and then said another price by the time I was ready to pay. read more

This place is huge and yet we walked out empty handed, and we weren'tthe only ones. The prices were too high on all the things we were interested in. It's hard finding a salesperson so at one point I gave up. The owner was a really nice lady who I think makes up prices on how you look. Lots of things did not have price tags and quite a few things were damaged. I think if you are looking for furniture it might be good for you. I don't see any reason to go back. read more

It's overpacked with a lot of old - not in style - items. No mid-century really. Very overpriced. If you are charging $15 for a 8 inch used terracotta plain pot that's crazy. read more

Great stuff but way overpriced! Are they renting their stuff to movie studios? I would have loved to buy some stuff but not at those prices.

Fun to walk through, but extremely overpriced. If you're into old warehouse vibes (I am!) and an eclectic collection of antique and vintage pieces- this place is for you. Unfortunately, even broken stools with holes in the upholstery are $50+. I didn't see a single mirror below $160, and those were really small. Half the furniture in the back is falling apart , yet they're still priced as if they're in good shape. Handful of people browsing, not a lot buying. At least that I witnessed. But as I said- if browsing old items is your jam, look no further. read more

Amazing place. Staff incredibly helpful given what a massive enterprise it is. Would especially like to mention Ernesto and Susan who worked tirelessly on the hottest day of the year managing to get a piece that was too logical to fit in the trunk of my Mercedes. They did it and their patience and grace in this endeavor was really something special. Many thanks to both of them. read more

Great place to go if you need a rusty pitchfork or want to pay hundred of dollars for a chair that needs hours of restoration to be usable. Definitely not a place to go for deals. read more

They have everything under the sun if you're working on a period film or TV show and have that kind of budget. Unfortunately almost everything I looked at was way overpriced for the condition. There were some cool items that would be nice fixer-upper projects, but not at these prices. read more

What a great place to spend some time thrift shopping, So many great rooms full of vintage furniture and beautiful art. The lady that owns this place is so nice and easygoing. Parking lot is on the premises. Many treasures to be found at Vintage Junktion and I asked for a price reduction on a bundle and she gave me a discount. read more

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SHOCKINGLY OVERPRICED! It is a great place to go look, but you better have deep pockets if you intend to buy. The place is immense and there is a lot of everything under the sun. But the condition of so much of it is just poor. If you are going to sell items in need of serious repair, then you might want to think twice about pricing them as though they've already been. I saw one sale the whole time I was there, but certainly heard a lot of gasps as people looked at the prices. If nothing else, it's great to see so much history and memorabilia. At those prices, however, it is better that much of that junk stays in the memory and out of one's house. The name of the place is apropos! Somebody better call Antiques Roadshow though to set this place straight. read more

No place quite like it in Los Angeles. It's a phenomenal collection. Give yourself plenty of time!

Cool stuff and some unique finds but everything is overpriced. Parking is available and I didn't really encounter much in the way of workers. Cool old building north of East LA. read more

Lots of good finds to be had. Sometimes a little pricey but some items are worth it. You might have to wait to checkout as you are often getting realtime pricing - many items aren't labeled. The scale of this place however makes it a fun spot to hunt as there are a plethora of options. Definitely worth a trip! read more

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Everything is over priced. Priced for a museum not to sell. If you're brown get ready to be followed.

Expansive collection, but VERY overpriced. I understand renting this much commercial space is expensive in LA, but the pricing is just too much. This paradigm is a perfect example of why there are no good antique stores in LA County. read more

What a fun place to antique. Vast space and never ending items to choose from. Right off the bat we noticed things were Very well organized. Cold Water offered to try and beat the heat. Bruce, who was very personable and helpful He Gave us a short history of the business and directed us to his wife Judy. Judy was such a joy to talk with. Extremely knowledgeable, personable and took time with everyone. She definitely knew her inventory. We were visiting Ontario from the Bay Area and it was well worth our stop. They have two Large warehouse. One is staged with items and the other is full of furniture. The selection is endless. Definitely worth a visit. She also directed us to Other antique shops In the area which shows such honesty. Note: The showroom warehouse is air conditioned and furniture one is not. Thanks Bruce amd Judy sorry we missed you partner Lenora look forward to meeting her next time. We follow you on Instagram look Forward to whats old is new. read more

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Oh my Gosh! Where do I start! V.J. is a browser paradise! Judy the owner is so friendly. I LOVE this place! Most of the time I wander outside looking for cool galvanized tubs and rustic items! Parking is great! You never know what you might find!! read more

I had such HIGH expectations... I saw pics of the inventory and thought there are certainly treasures to be found. Judy was very nice and seemed accommodating. But when I started to look at the pieces and the prices (!) I thought I was seeing things. There are certainly things that are worth the $, but to be honest, a lot of the items were old and broken down. I could find nothing under $150 for a side table. Ugh, I saw the rooms and rooms of inventory (that she could probably sell right away if she just priced it accordingly.) I left feeling so dissatisfied. read more

Great place has a lot of really nice quality items but no offense if it was in pristine condition and well kept, I would see paying 150 and up for some of these items but not stuff that's been sitting outside in the sun in the dirt and covered in all sorts of bacteria, rusting out, let alone falling apart and she still has the lady that owns this place wants top-tier price for items. They are falling apart and ready to break, $10 for a broom. I'm sorry, but you can get a three dollar broom downtown at the dollar tree. I would not recommend this place to anybody if you're trying to spend three times the amount that it's actually worth now that it's old and broken. Found some really cool things here but she wants way too much above price for something that's falling apart. read more

Who is pricing this place???? Looked at a table $3,000? I'm like surely this is a joke, looked at a dresser...$550. Mind you this place would be cool if it wasn't severely overpriced. I would be shocked if they sold anything once a year. And don't get me started on the art. I thought I'd at least find something interesting but even if I did it was priced at $700. I can't believe these prices are real. I'm just warning anyone that comes here that you will need to have an absurd amount of money to even consider buying here. And good luck finding someone to help you does anyone even work there? read more

After seeing this account I went to visit the store. There are 2 main indoor areas - one that is more high end and the other side which is like a glorified garage sale. My biggest problem with the place is that the prices are unrealistically EXORBITANT for many items. Not worth revisiting. read more

Cool place to visit and browse, but everything is super expensive. I came here for old books and paintings but books were priced at $10+ and tiny paintings that were 4x4 were $30+. I did buy a $5 record. They take only Venmo/Zelle. I probably won't be back, but it's worth checking out. read more

Best vintage store ever with the best people owning it. Judy and Leonora are the best and always very welcoming. The prices are also very reasonable. read more

I honestly don't know where to start with this review. To put it simply , if I give this place the awesome super cool totally righteous review that it deserves. It's not gonna work out for me. Let me explain,,,, if the review is great, then the place becomes crowded. If the review is bad, no one goes there I can shop without any stress and I don't have to wait in line. But they deserve the best review. Anybody can possibly give. So that's my problem. . "What the hell " oh my god this place is so cool.They have all kinds of vintage stuff and I mean tons of vintage stuff , it is so awesome. I can't even explain. The prices are actually really great and the very nice ladies that work there are so beautiful and kindhearted. This is now my favorite vintage store just to go and browse. They have a show room and they have a warehouse you could get lost in there, for hours . So now that I let the secret out, you are not allowed to go on Fridays or Saturdays. That's because those are my days. You can do a Tuesday through Thursday thing,,, but Fridays and Saturdays is off-limits. .... Don't forget to follow them on instagram. https://instagram.com/vintagejunktionla?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= read more

I'm so sorry that this was a bad experience for me and my friends. The lady is not ready to let go her items, she keep saying: this is not ready , I haven't put a price, I can't sell this because this is not the right price etc, etc so I just said thanx and walk away. Ps EVERYTHING IS OVER PRICE. read more

Lots of interesting things here! Great place to pickup just about anything vintage. They always have new things coming in everyday.

I feel like it's just under 4/5. The selection is HUGE. You're gonna need at least 2 hours to casually look at everything. I found a few things, but this place was definitely on the expensive side. Some things I felt like I could find on Facebook marketplace/internet for much less. And some things definitely felt like new items made to look old. But I also found a couple things I paid a good price for, and the ladies that run it are so nice. I would definitely come back. read more

We've shopped here a few times and during our last quick visit took a snapshot of an item for a client. After a few weeks, I sent an inquiry to Vintage Junktion to make sure the item was still in inventory before making the long journey in LA traffic. The attached photo was the response we received. Thank you Vintage Junktion, we won't be wasting any more time in traffic to shop with you. read more

Vintage Junktion - AKA "we don't want your business" - Antiques Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We've been coming here for many years. Such a great place to find things you never knew existed. There is always a treasure hunt because they are continuously bringing in estate items. Lots of movie set props and mid century goodies. read more

Vast collection of vintage old everything, from beautifully restored items to just picked up garage sale finds. Great way to spend a weekend afternoon. Prices range from reasonable to pricey, some real finds. Very limited hours (Wed, Sat and Sun only). read more

I called this business to donate my mid century Stanley cherry dining room table with a custom made felt pad that had always been on the table, matching china table and 14 chairs, marble topped entry way glass table, Noritake service for 12, my grandmother's Haviland, mother's Franciscan Desert Rose service for 12 and other Sterling service items, all my Crystal and she got started by telling how much it would cost to pick up the items. Mind you this was a donation to their store, I was not selling these things. I was quite surprised by this so I looked for another place to donate my items. If you don't want quality items I wouldn't look here because they aren't interested in getting them. read more

I emailed the store to ask if they bought items or took them on consignment. Judy emailed me back and asked me to send pictures of my items. I took pictures and emailed Judy back. 2 weeks and no response, so I emailed her again for an answer either way. 2 more weeks go by and still no response. Not good business. read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. I went to look at racks and found one to my liking but wasn't sure about the size as it was large. Went back 3 times to look at it and the price the owner gave me was $385 and I made notes about everything. When I finally made space for it at home I went back to get it she said, she wanted $595 for it. She told me it's impossible she gave me that "low" price. In which she is basically calling me a liar and also acted like I was one even tho I spoke to her about it so many times before and the price mentioned every time was $385! $595 never came up before and I would never have bothered looking at it for that price, as it needs a lot of work done with all the rust and top color and material crumbling off. What a rip off and waste of time! Thats not the way to make business or treat people. read more

2 stars for some great finds here, but minus 3 stars for the out of the ballpark prices! Ouch!

First let me say that the two ladies that run and own this business are so adorable and helpful. Vintage Junktion has a tremendous amount of merchandise however they have average American furniture from the 70's 80's .but I won't say it was mid century furniture. I would say their prices are high especially when one considers the original quality like the stuff you would have bought at a furniture store in Van Nuys. You are not going to find that undiscovered treasure here. No handmade pottery. No beautiful art. They price this stuff like it is precious. In all fairness maybe they save the good stuff for special customers or it is timing . They do not have a good selection of dishes and again quite pricey for American made. read more

I had fun walking through and looking at all the different vintage stuff. We did purchase a chair that was really rough and a end table that turned out was not vintage. We are new at this and didn't have a lot of experience and ended up with buyers remorse. The chair was way too much for the condition it was in and the end table we feel shouldn't have been sold with stuff we thought was vintage. The owner didn't want to take a penny off of anything and was actually overpricing everything. I have had better deals at estate sales which is where I'm going to continue looking for vintage stuff. read more