We were wondering around Midtown looking for a latte for my husband when we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. It's located two store fronts down from Zocalo next to the Wine Bar. I've been here a few times and wondered if they were still in business and there, they were. They haven't changed a bit. They are tastefully decorated in living room sets that are retro. We are shopping for a love seat so my husband sat in all of them hoping to find one. He liked the red minimalist one the most. The only thing is it looks like it might fold out to a futon, but it doesn't and we really need one for when my mother in law comes to visit and other visitors. They have so many items that I kept pointing to and saying "We used to have one of these." The most memorial items were the Pyrex, which my parents still have and a rotary phone which my parents still have just in case the electricity goes out. They also have the push button one and my parents have one of those too. My parents request to keep their land line and just have the local plan which they use to call their friends. They are afraid the power will go out and they won't be able to call anyone for help. And the power does go out in the winter on a regular basis where they live so this is really good for them. The new phones all use electricity. This shop also has lots of cases of jewelry and their broaches were on display on a mine mannequin. They were very sparkly, but I didn't have the time to really browse as the furniture took up most of my time. As we were finishing up my husband made the comment that he really needs to bring his sister and her husband here as she loves these types of store. They are planning on visiting so we'll be taking her here and to Zocalo too as shopping bring on a appetite.

I'm from the Bay Area but when in Sacramento this is one of my favorite places to find unique…read morefurniture, art and jewelry. If you are looking for high quality mid century modern furniture, stop by this place. The art is what I find myself buying the most of. Very affordable for one of a kind art works or framed prints. The staff / owners are always friendly and knowledgeable.

The Antique Company is huge! It is located by Broadway and off of X St…read more I believe this was the second time I visited The Antique Company - I was on a mission to find Uranium glass which I did not find, but man does this place have a ton of stuff! I got a bit overwhelmed at one point and just tried to find my way back to the front of the store since this place is also 2 stories! Beautiful glass displays, teacups, mirrors, artwork, furniture - you name it! Some items were marked pretty high in price, but I did find some decently priced items as well. Staff were nothing special - not friendly or welcoming. I don't even think any of them said hello or asked if they could assist. Just a bunch of old men chatting away. Not sure if I would be back to The Antique Company, but it's worth checking out!

I was shopping for brooches and evidently THIS is the place to go! They had quite the selection!…read more There is an upstairs and downstairs and a bit of a garden area as well. Quite a few gorgeous pieces or furniture too.

This place is a gem! The most amazing doll collection I have ever seen in my life! But it has a…read morelittle bit of everything, Furniture, Art, Decor. The owner is a doll herself, so sweet and so knowledgeable. I have never seen such an amazing collection of diverse pieces.

First time I've ever reviewed anything on Yelp but I feel the need to share about my unfortunate…read moreexperience with this establishment. I was a vender for a brief time but had to quit. I thought it would be a fun time, but it definitely wasn't. The third time I worked as a vender I was asked to empty the garbage... ok well I could do this but once I was informed that I needed to remove the trash out of the liner in the public bathroom and leave the liner. This made me very uncomfortable regarding health and safety issues. I asked if I could bring in extra liners to use but the owner was firm and insisted on reusing the liners. That was when I quit! I will not be visiting this establishment ever again and I will share my negative experience with anyone who might want to shop there. There are ways to treat people with respect and this establishment doesn't seem to know how!

I've visited the antique faire a few times now and have always enjoyed every visit! There's always…read moredifferent vendors, and a few regulars each time too. It's easy to spend a few hours looking through all the different vendors, especially when there is so much cool stuff to see! There's everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, and home decor, all the way to vintage tech, scary looking dolls, and food trucks! Now some of the vendors give really great deals on their stuff, others have things prices waaaaay higher than what it's worth. Either way, it's fun to look around at everything. I can't wait to go back and hopefully find some more gems

It's $3 per person to get in, and they charge as you drive in. Very interesting, given the name of…read morethe fair. While there are some antiques, other vendors felt like a garage sale with more modern things. Maybe I'm getting old and thinking that those things couldn't be possibly classified as vintage. Of the ones that are more vintage, there were definitely some standouts. It was fun to walk through and browse. I enjoyed my morning seeing things and looking around on a treasure hunt. There is nothing to protect you from the elements, so be prepared. They had portable restrooms and a food truck area.

Magnolia Antiques and Home Interiors might be my new favorite antique store! My husband recently…read morevisited to find some Uranium glass as a Mother's Day gift for me - which he did find! I told him that I needed to go and check out their collection for myself! I am so happy we did - Magnolia Antiques and Home Interiors is massive! I actually couldn't remember where one of the items I wanted was located at one point. They had a huge collection of Uranium glass all over the building! I did multiple loops checking out everything before finally settling on a plate and a set of salt and pepper shakers! Pricing on most items were fair! I honestly wanted to buy everything I saw. Staff were also friendly enough and helpful! They had so many amazing items for sale - I couldn't list them all if I tried. Trust me when I say that if you like antique and vintage items, do yourself a favor and check out Magnolia Antiques and Home Interiors! I can't wait to come back very soon!

Such a beautiful shop! You could literally spend hours in here and not see it all! Look up, look…read moredown, look in every corner!! It is chock-full-o-great-finds! The people working there are friendly, knowledgeable and always helpful! Grab an iced coffee and a friend (preferably one with a truck !) and get yourself to Carmichael!

I think the collection here is really outstanding. They do a good job of separating the various…read moresellers into little booths. Very nice variety of fun items. Lots of stuff for my childhood, was taking me way back. My man found a super cool postcard from Balboa Park in San Diego that is over 100 years old and hand painted, we used to live there and loved it. It's a tiny bit stuffy in there is really my only beef. People that work there are very nice.

A Frightening and Unacceptable Experience at the 57th Street Antiques Mall…read more My husband and I visited The 57th Street Antiques Mall in Sacramento on October 10th. We had visited previously and genuinely enjoyed the experience, so we decided to return for another afternoon of shopping and a nice lunch. I expected to spend at least $100 on antiques and other items. Unfortunately, what we experienced this time was so disturbing that we will never return. Almost immediately after we walked through the door, a male employee began following me around the store. He was not wearing anything that identified him as an employee, so I had no idea who he was or why he was following me. The situation became genuinely frightening when he corralled me into a small booth where there was no clear way to exit. He then took a photograph of me with his phone. I cannot adequately describe how frightened I felt. I was on the verge of a panic attack, and had my husband not come into view when he did, I was so terrified that I was prepared to defend myself. I have never felt so unsafe while simply trying to shop. Unfortunately, that was not the end of the experience. Later, while examining a display of rings and considering whether any might be suitable for the book-launch gift boxes I am putting together, an exceptionally tall man approached me and stood so close behind me that I could feel his body heat against my back. This was intimidating and completely unnecessary. Meanwhile, employees appeared to be following my Asian husband around the store as though they suspected him of being a criminal. One employee moved so quickly to keep up with him that she nearly knocked over a shelf of porcelain figurines. My husband was thankfully unaware of what was happening, but watching this behavior only added to my distress. Let me be clear: customers should not have to feel intimidated, followed, cornered, photographed, or treated like criminals when they enter a business. If employees have legitimate concerns, there are professional and respectful ways to address them. Making paying customers feel threatened is not one of them. We returned because we had enjoyed our first visit. We came prepared to spend money and have a pleasant day. Instead, I left feeling frightened, unwelcome, and deeply disappointed. The saddest part is that this experience has permanently changed how I feel about a place I had previously enjoyed. I will take my business elsewhere, where I can browse in peace, feel safe, and be treated with basic courtesy and respect. The 57th Street Antiques Mall has lost our business. I would much rather spend my money at establishments where customer service means helping customers, not making them feel as though they are being watched, pursued, or accosted.

From the friendly staff to the inventory and the prices, everything was absolutely on point! I have…read moreto admit, I searched online for a handful of the items to compare prices, and this place was either the same price or even better than buying them online...especially when you factor in shipping and waiting days for them to arrive. I found some real treasures! Walking into this place feels like taking a step back in time. SO MANY MEMORIES! It's such a fun place to browse, and I'll definitely be back.

Stardust Vintage Emporium is a walk through history!…read more You will find some really unique items, some hard to find items, and definitely a variety of items that will take you back to your childhood, young adulthood, and much more! There are individual vignettes that all flow together creating this huge footprint of magical items. Do you remember TV trays? You'll find them here! Do you remember vinyls? You'll find them here! Do you remember jukeboxes? You'll find them here! Let your imagination run, wild, and you'll be surprised at all of the things big and little that you will find as you peruse through the space. The coolest thing is that they have a small indoor movie theater that will be opening very soon, featuring movies from our past. All types of genres, and all of them, of course very classic! Everything in the Emporium is for sale, and it doesn't appear that you can negotiate prices so it is what it is. Definitely a fun way to spend an hour or three, and who knows what cool things you will find to purchase and make your own?!?

Bought a beautiful Lane Dresser from them - arrived in perfect condition! Greet communication and…read morethey included original brochure for the furniture. Very happy with the purchase!

bought 6 vintage refurbished dining room chairs, falling apart within 2 months of minimal use…read more Ghosted on eBay, no recourse but to eat the $1000 loss and burn the chairs.

I've been coming in for years (started at the old location) and it's my favorite in the area for…read morevinyl with a huge bonus of having a wonderfully curated vintage furniture/decor section. They have a great regular turnover of used vinyl and always have the new releases I'm looking for (great bargain bin finds too). Amazing staff and owners!

I'm a sucker for vinyl shopping and this spot impressed me. It's inside the book store and a lot…read morebigger than I imagine and has a really great selection. I didn't end up buying anything but there were tons that I wanted and all really modestly priced. The layout of the store also makes it pretty easy to find things which I always appreciate.

Huge antique store with a lot of businesses inside. There is something for everyone here and found…read morea couple of amber glassware to add to my collection. Checkout is easy and they have some available seating at front and back of store which is very convenient

First---HUGE shoutout to the pink haired customer who helped with my nose jewelry issue in the…read morebathroom today! You know who you are. I'd love to repay the kindness with a coffee or something. Five stars just for YOU! Such a doll! Second--THREE stars for the store! This shop is going downhill. More and more booths are looking like Hobby Lobby, and they are selling DIY things! A thrifted item glued to another thrifted item does NOT make a vintage item. I don't know if this is some new plague hitting all antique stores, or what, but it needs to stop! I saw a vendor booth selling SQUISHMALLOWS today! What on earth? More new-ish collectibles than ever are hitting this shop, and it's just really frustrating for those of us looking for actual vintage and antique items. Some of the booths look like hoarder homes. One booth looked like an old man's garage. No thank you. I mean, why?? Why are they so full of junk? I'm not stepping foot in a crammed full booth! I'm not sure what is going on here, but I do not like it.