Long Beach Antique & Collectible Mall

This place is absolutely amazing they have something for everybody. if I was a millionaire I would just walk in and buy everything in the store and make it my man cave. I am also a dealer and rarely get impressed by antique shops but this place is off the charts cool. I still hit both of the stores they have at least monthly and make purchases of some of the very rare and unique items. A person can spend at least half a day looking at all awesome collectibles! Staff members are always cool. If u can think of it they probably have it waiting for you to come buy it!

3 star only coz the stuff are just too common and a little newer for me. They’ve got neat stuff. Little ones though. If you like americana and signs, this one’s for you.

Large selection of all types of antiques. Some of the booths are asking WAY TOO MUCH for certain items. Sorry but no one is going to buy a fireking bowl that’s in blah condition for $ 25. The sellers hike up prices for pyrex that’s for sure. You have to really look in every nook and cranny to find a good deal.
Staff is decent. Except for one old fart. He just seems so miserable. If you ask him a question, expect to be treated as though your ruining his life. I wish I could remember his name! I’ll update this when I find out.

Massive selection of stuff like soda machines, neon lights old tin signs etc, prices are at least 3 – 4 times what swap meets and ebay so not even worth trying to negotiate a deal, was also unbelievably hot in there considering the super high prices they need to provide a comfortable shopping experience
Parking at the side of the store. bit tight to find

I travel extensively throughout the state of California and Nevada on business that brings me into antiques and collectibles retail stores, outlets and flea markets often. What a jewel I found the other day when I dropped into the Long Beach Antique and Collectible Mall on the Pacific Coast Highway and Obispo Avenue along the Long Beach and Signal Hill city boundaries. No high pressure sales. A professional staff willing to answer questions or contact the owner of item to find me the best price I can obtain. Fragile items are carefully wrapped while oversized and heavy items are carried out to my vehicle. I have completed a number of long standing collections through various inventory items I have discovered here at the Long Beach Antique and Collectible Mall. I am talking treasures that one seldom even sees in this type of setting or environment. The secret is that they nearly all are reasonably priced and affordable on my beer pocket book budget even with my champagne tastes for high quality and genuine items. Not only can you upgrade your collection to nicer things but a wider variety with the assurance from the staff about nearly everything I have purchased there. Looking for an activity to enjoy and sink your mind into? Drop by the Long Beach Antique and Collectible Mall that is open 7 days a week with plenty of parking next door to a Del Taco Restaurant that you can drop in for lunch after you visit. I wish I would have found the Long Beach Antique and Collectible Mall years ago!

I have been a customer of the Long Beach Antique mall for over 10 years and was shocked when i read Robert H.‘s negative comments about the store and staff. They are the nicest, helpful, friendliest, knowledgeable staff and i love visiting & shopping there alot! Robert H. must have a personal vendetta or problem? because i have only heard positive things about both stores that Andrew owns and can not understand why someone would have such negativity to say about the store and personnel. You know what they say about opinions… they are like _​_​_​_​_​_​, everyone has one!
If you haven’t visited Long Beach Antique Mall I or 2, i encourage all my friends and colleagues to take a trip and shop there, they have great unique items and really fair prices, i always leave with a treasure or two… BEST ANTIQUE MALL AROUND!

I was looking for specific items and this place had a positive and a negative.
Positive: If you are looking for one specific item or type of item, chances are they will have it.
Negative: If you are looking for a «bargain» it most probably won’t be here. I was looking for some cheaper-​end old items, but it seems like people here bought stuff from a cheap estate sale etc. and then marked it up in the «antique store.»
I liked seeing their variety of items, but I think I would get half the price at a flea shop etc.

Sorry that the owner didn’t like my review. But Unilocal is here for a reason… to give your honest personal review… unlike newspapers & websites that can easily vote for the establishment as #1 in whatever prospective city they reside. Not everyone is going to agree and we all have a right to our opinions. If you can’t stand the heat stay out of the kitchen. By the way, no need for snarky remarks and attitudes… I already experienced those when I visited your store.

4 stars for large selection
3 stars for most of it being knick knacks and hoarders’ heaven
This place has tons of stuff — most of it being knick knacks like old glass McDonalds mugs, shot glasses, and plates. Not a lot of furniture. Felt like hoarders’ heaven but if you need little things like that, it’s fun to look around. I think it used to have better things and now not so much. Found a couple nice pendant lamps though. I prefer the one across the street on Freeman. Lots of furniture and more interesting true antiques.

I could spend hours here reliving my childhood. This place is great. So many treasures to find. I need to go back soon and do some real digging.

Dusty & Musty & Full of Awesomeness
It’s like your grandmas attic x100

Great place to go if you are bored, like old stuff, and have hand sanitizer with you.

This is a great Antique Mall. They have lots of hard to find items like Rare Coke signs. Lots of soda pop stuff, if you want it they will have it. I couldn’t believe all the great stuff, I have been there over and over and I always find something cool. If you want something or just want to see great stuff this is the place.

Went treasure hunting through local Long Beach Vintage shops to find a set of Pyrex bowls that were accidentally destroyed. The original bowls I had were fairly unique, and were given to me by my Mom, who also found them by pure luck. Originally a set of 3 opaque Pyrex bowls and had handles that could also be used as a spigot. Awesome. I was obviously devastated when the last one broke.
Luckily, we came across the LB Antique & Collectible Mall while looking for an alternative to the Antique shop I use to frequent, which is sadly now an empty building that is for lease. My boyfriend and I searched for a while with a specific goal of what we were looking for. We searched and searched, and found a lot of great vintage Pyrex bowls, all of them beautiful, in great condition, and varying colors and numbers. About an hour of covering every inch of the store to see what they had in store my boyfriend finds a set of 4 light green, opaque, vintage Pyrex bowls, with the special handles. Beautiful.
All the other sets I found were usually in sets of 3, with no handles. I had been eying 2 different sets of bowls, but neither had the handles I was looking for. And the amazing set of 4 that we found had the handles, and was less than any other set of Pyrex bowls I wanted to get.
Perfect find.
The store has great variety in stock, for certain items. I can spend hours in vintage shops, and this place is definitely one to check out if you have an eye for perfection. Just be patient and diligent.

if you missed the last long beach antique flea market and you need a fix, this place will do the trick. their collection of random vintage paraphernalia is huge and fascinating to peruse, like a dense and unorganized museum exhibit chronicling the mid-​20^th century, or at least the madness of the people who meticulously «curated» these objects.
like most places that label themselves «antique», this place does seem to be overpriced. i doubt anything in here was made before the 1900s, so antique is really a misnomer. that’s not to say that there aren’t some really cool things because there are, and there are lots of them, things you would have never thought you’d encounter. i would be afraid to own anything antique, but would happily buy many a curiosity in here if i could afford or had the space for it. seriously, who doesn’t need an old gas pump or a pristine coke machine from the 50s? you might not find a great deal, but someone has gone to the trouble of locating a piece of americana treasure and conveniently brought it here in one location. admission is free.

Some people get massages, some people go for jogs, others read a book — but when I really need to escape and clear my head for awhile, the Long Beach Antique Mall is my sanctuary. It’s my favorite escape in Long Beach, you can get lost in here for hours and as soon as you start perusing antique tin signs, faaabulous costume jewelry, old Playboy collections, and more vintage beer memorabilia than you can shake a stick at, your problems will be miles away.
Of course, I’m not just a lurker. I’ve been known to buy a thing or two here too. Since everything is priced by individual owners of each lot, the prices can vary quite a bit. Some being waaay too pricey, and others being just right… rarely do you find anything in the «waaaay too cheap» spectrum here though.
Service is great when you need it to be, and when you want to be left alone to wander the aisles and escape the world outside, they’re a-​ok with that too.
Now if only I could figure out a way to smuggle a glass of wine in while I shop, my sanctuary would be complete.

I drove by this place on the PCH, on the way south to San Diego. There are all these cool classic antique signs, and restaurant logos in the window. I quickly pulled it up on Unilocal hoping to get a chance to stop in on the return, but it didn’t happen. Next time for sure!

This is the place behind a Del Taco on PCH. Sometimes they have an old bus in the parking lot with the name of the store painted on the side. But the day I went, it was just opening for the day and the bus was absent.
+ The people who opened the door were friendly and cheery.
+ It is indeed larger inside than it looks from the outside.
+ Because so many dealers are housed here, you can find a wide variety of things for sale. I am not sure I would call most of it antique. Kitschy sounds more like it.
+ Box o’ naked kewpie dolls
— Still, like most places calling themselves an antique mall, many items are super expensive. And because the dealers aren’t there with their items, there is no one to haggle with.
— This place isn’t nearly as big as the Antique Barn in San Juan Capistrano. You could wind around in there for hours. Instead, Long Beach’s Antique Mall took us maybe 30 minutes to walk through.

The boy and I decided to take a peek in here a few months ago when he moved into his new apartment and was looking for vintage furniture. Not too much furniture, but lots of antique chachkas and knickknacks — everything you could possibly want in an antique mall.
It doesn’t look very big from the outside, but once you start wandering the booths, there’s a slight fear you may get lost in there. I would say that most of the items for sale were early 20^th century — nothing super antiquey, but everything was definitely older than me.
When my parents were in town last weekend I brought them here to take a look around. My dad found a copy of the Rubaiyat that he doesn’t have tucked away among some other books, so he was excited. Happy father’s dad, papa!

This is right beyond a kinda shady part of PCH. It reminds me of a much smaller version of the many antique malls you find in old town Orange. Lots of vendor spaces crammed full of cool stuff. I’m a big 50’s/60’s lover so I went gaga for the Franciscan starburst dishes and other random dishware. Lots of gorgeous vintage jewelry. all sorts of stuff. I found this place from one of those fliers they have in the stores on 4^th street.
Last time I went something kind of lame happened. I was eyeing a necklace at a particular vendor’s corner. The vendor happened to be there that day, organizing her stuff. The price tag said $ 15. I came back a few minutes later to buy it and the price tag had disappeared. She said it was actually $ 25. Obviously I didn’t buy it. I was pretty annoyed that she tried to do that. and then she acted annoyed that I didn’t want it anymore.