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February 2024 by Jim Kelly
A Large Variety of Antiques
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August 2023 by Lili
My mother and I have been antiquing for a long time. We have never been accused of theft until today. Honestly, it was pretty disgusting running into a different person's store, accusing people of stealing a bag of buttons that were $2 on 50% sale. It made everyone incredibly uncomfortable. Turns out your store has several different sections where buttons are sold. We put them back because we didn't want to deal with the person at the counter complaining that we are buying something so low in price on card because we don't carry cash. Maybe go check and verify your baseless claims before you ruin a person's day. It's been a while since we have been here since it's so far away from us, but you can bet that we won't be coming back.I don't like how you store your glass and vinyls either. What's the point of even displaying stuff that's so damaged and broken? I'm just angry with what happened today. Get better security or actually walk around and observe if you feel that you have a theft problem. Otherwise, it just makes you look like a jerk, and it loses you what little business you have. Especially considering your product doesn't move and I see the same stuff in the same place year after year. Last time I came here was last year and I saw stuff this time that I saw last time. Incredible that you can't even keep track of your own stuff.
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August 2023 by Swathi B
Interesting but over-priced mix of things in the store with worst staff on the entire stretch of Nile’s blvd. Niles blvd is my fav go-to place with friends to find Knick knacks for my little decorative projects. I have stopped going to this place after a couple of unpleasant visits !Alice is an unfriendly woman who shouldn’t be minding the counter but even worse is the bossy woman who walks around in a ton of gold bling/bangles ! She acts like she is doing you a favor answering your question or showing you something . She has a very bossy and rude disposition . And she freely expresses her judgement , eye rolls, snide remarks and has no manners .I can think of a few better cute and fun stores on the street where you will meet friendly and fun staff too !!
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December 2021 by Dean “Dino” Dizikes
Been a customer and friend in this store. Share many humorous moments with quite a few vendors. I highly recommend this store for that special item you remember from your childhood. Whatever generation you are.
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November 2021 by L P.
Nice antique shop in historic Niles. Found a matching tea kettle for my percolator. Proprietors were very nice and friendly.
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September 2021 by Deanna Goddin
Beautiful antique shop
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September 2021 by John Wallace
Great antiques
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September 2021 by Lynn M.
I love this antique store I bought a bunch of beautiful items here and the prices are very reasonable:) it was a fun experience walking around and the ladies working here are super nice and helpful! I even left my debit card by accident here and they kept it safe in their register and made sure they checked my Identification first before giving it back which is awesome! The employees all wear masks here and are very friendly :) I would highly recommend this business and I will definitely come back again!
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December 2020 by Linda N.
My absolute favorite antique shop in the historic Niles Fremont District. During this pandemic when museums are closed. What to do to try to teach some sort of history besides what's on the internet. Come down to an antique store like this one. This place has mostly everything under one roof. There's so much not only to look and buy. But to learn as well. Since the museum's are closed. The prices here differ from one vendor seller to another one. Lots of vintage jewelry and art here. The walkway is a bit tight but the place is packed with a lot of wonderful finds. I wouldn't say the store is organized well. Because it's an antique store by the way. But the customer service is always good here. They like my son here. Some standouts to get here are the jewelry, vinyl records, sports memorabilia, military, home goods, and culture. Free parking on the street and across the street from the historical train station park. Devout Coffee is down the street if you want to pick up a cup of coffee during you're shopping visit. Quite frankly this place is stroller friendly it be careful to not damage anything. Space is tight for it. They do COVID procedures as well.
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November 2020 by Tanya Flores-Olney
Of all the antique shops in the bay, this one's my favorite. Items are interesting and prices are fair. I rarely walk out empty handed.
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November 2020 by Dean Dizikes
Brings back almost everything you can recall from your childhood
