Fremont Vintage Mall

Really cool underground vintage «mall» in Seattle. I think it’s a bit pricey but I know every city has a different idea of how much vintage should cost.
I like the way everything is set up based on their distributor. While there is a ton of stuff I didn’t find it overwhelming sorting though things and I feel like I was able to see everything without digging through piles of stuff.
Definitely if you enjoy vintage check it out.

$ 1000 dollars. Yes you read that right. $ 1000 dollars for a nice looking couch that I just quoted needed $ 800 in repairs. First time I sat on it at my house I heard a really loud crack, then the middle collapsed.
I flipped it over and the entire underneath is shattered. It’s all particle board.
that is ONE thousand Dollars for a couch that I now have to call to have carried away for recycling because of the no return policy.
I also purchased a used AM /​FM Radio that never worked. I guess it was never tested in the store.
Stick with the stuff that’s not vintage and you’ll be ok. But I’d be very wary of anything vintage, that’s mechanical or furniture.

I loved this place! I came in to look for a crib and found myself wandering around the store distracted by all the cool trinkets. They have a great big selection of all kinds of everything! Even old medical jars of pig and shark fetuses. They have awesome vintage clothing and really neat antique furniture. They also have lots and lots of artwork… I could go on and on. Definitely on of my favorite vintage stores in Seattle so far!

This place is awesome!!! I’ve been in several times; employees are beyond friendly, helpful, knowledgable and welcoming with exceptional taste in music; they play the best music here! Employees seem to know the merchandise and are always willing to call the seller if you need more info or would like to make an offer on items. (All items are marked but many sellers I’ve dealt with have been willing to consider offers.)
There are two floors divided into small sections; each section is a different seller so you get an amazing selection of items; some vintage, some antique, some art, some just plain weird and some leave you guessing. I always feel welcome to come in and poke around as long as I like and most times I find something really cool. Prices are reasonable. Items are clean as is the whole mall. Items are arranged and displayed so there is plenty of room to browse without having to dig through things or bump into other customers and merchandise on busy days. I have been able to pull up to the downstairs door to pick up heavier items.
If you bring in large bags or backpacks, you are asked to leave them behind the counter, you are given a colored clothes pin to identify and reclaim your bags/​backpack when leaving. To the idiots that make snarky comments or are rude to employees because they assume the reason they are asked to leave bags/​backpacks behind the counter is because employees assume they are shoplifters… personally, I’m happy to have somewhere secure to leave my cumbersome bags/​backpack while I browse, I assume employees are not only honest but most likely have better things to do than dig though my bags/​backpack and I assume the reason behind being asked to do this is to avoid having merchandise knocked over and damaged by my bags/​backpack thus saving me from having to buy an item simply because I have damaged or broken it. Even pondering my assumptions will give you 5 points towards becoming less of a rude and egotistical idiot. Realizing that my assumptions make so much more sense will automatically move you up from rude and egotistical idiot status into the shiny happy person category. Congratulations!

By far my FAVORITE antique shop! It is a bit on the pricey side but if you are in the area and like vintage stuff, check it out! You won’t regret it!

Who knew McDonald glasses we got as kids would become a hot item!!!
And that our granny’s faux fir jacket would be something we’d really want after even she was over it!!!
This vintage mall is super cute and they’ve organized everything in a really cool way. Going through each room is like walking back through a time machine. I don’t keep memorabilia but this store makes me wish I had.
I didn’t find the items too expensive. Nor were any of them damaged from being that old.
The store has a really sweet feel to it.

cool place for knick knacks but pretty damn expensive.
there isn’t a lot of selection for clothing; it’s concentrated more on housewares.
it’s great to browse but not sure i would really spend my money on anything here.

Awesome place full of treasures!

Great selection of vintage stuff ranging from really cute postcards for a few bucks all the way up to a thousand dollar In-​N-​Out Burger neon sign (which I seriously considered taking out a loan for, but that’s a different story for a different day). I went on a Saturday afternoon and it was busy, but the store was large enough to accommodate all the people. Lots of Mid-​Century stuff with trinkets from other decades mixed in. Based on all the people and the line at the register, I imagine their inventory changes all the time. I’ll definitely be back!

Bad customer experience here. I spent $ 220 on a huge pair of lockers at this place, and another $ 50 on some prints one Saturday. When the apartment I had planned to move into fell through the next day, I had nowhere to bring the lockers that were still on the showfloor. I asked the owner for some relief — either a refund or store credit, or to hold them until the following weekend when I could figure out where to put them. Stuck without anywhere to bring them, I had no leverage — the owner offered to keep the lockers and sell them again at his original price to another buyer, keeping $ 120 of my money in exchange for nothing. On top of that, he rudely chastised me for not taking the lockers out immediately when I bought them, even though the salesperson had said that was fine. I expect to be treated more like a customer and less like a hostage if I spend $ 250 at a business. I wont come back here.

I have been coming to browse this shop for years. The have a number of different vendors that sell a wide array of vintage and retro items. I come for the pyrex, vintage china, and just to look at the amazingly cool things humans used to make. I have found many treasures here. Including my most recent prize a 1960 almost mint Triumph bicycle which I bought for a song. I liken going here to shopping on ebay, but being able to actually see the items in person and not have the hassle of shipping.

Really cute vintage shopping experience of vintage sports items, to clothes, to magazines and music. Almost anything you could imagine to sift through and have nostalgic thoughts of childhood about. They also sell little nick nacky things like old cards, scrabble tiles, old photos, etc. I didn’t find anything to bring home this time but we did consider a few items of interest. Maybe next time around!

HUGE selection of wares! You can get everything from taxidermy to furniture to art prints. This place is fantastic for a vintage adventure, as it takes a long time to get through everything in the store! The cashiers are always friendly.

This is the kind of place for which I would dedicate a whole Saturday to just look around. From vinyl records to postcards to furniture; This place has it all. In my opinion, some of the prices (on certain jewelry for example) are a bit unreasonable, however there is such a wide variety and selection of quality material marked at a great low price.

We came here because a friend was in town and she wanted to check out vintage shops in Fremont.
We didn’t end up buying anything, but this place is like a really cool museum! There is so much to see, and some of the older items are a good reminder of what things used to look like… like old Pyrex tupperware, or old sports jerseys, sports cards, figurines, etc.
It was really interesting and I probably could’ve spent an hour or so in there just carefully looking through stuff.

I really, really don’t need any more knick knacks in my house, but always seem to find something I can’t pass up on here. You’ll always find some random, quirky item that may remind you of your childhood or some funny scene in a movie that you are too embarrassed to admit of liking. Nevertheless it’s fun to explore.

Whenever I have a friend in town who loves thrift/​vintage shopping as much as I do, I bring them here. This is about as good as it gets. The space is huge and split into two levels. Most importantly, the collection is about as diverse as it gets. I’ve found everything from collectible toys to vintage clothing to 70’s furniture. My favorite section might be the large collection of vinyl records located in the middle of the store. Here you will find some of the best deals in the city with 99 cent bins, $ 3 albums, and alphabetized records ranging from $ 5 – 10. If you can’t find the album you are looking for just hop across the street and you will find the main record store that provides the collection! Finally, if you are a fan of old playing cards, flashcards, posters, or signs, this is the place for you. They have two stalls filled with original and reproduction prints that cover a wide range of topics from super heroes to vegetables — and everything in between.
Tip #1: There are two entrances that are both a little hard to notice. The first is off the main drag in Fremont. It is a single door that leads down a colorful, mural covered staircase. Look for the sidewalk sign out front. The second entrance is off a back alley near the neighborhood parking garage. This will lead you to the lower level of the shop.
Tip #2: If you find yourself here on Sunday and you haven’t reached your fill of vintage shopping, the Fremont Sunday Market is at the end of the alley out the downstairs exit. The market has some great antiques and, when paired with the Fremont Vintage Mall, will give you several good hours of treasure hunting. I always try to hit up both when I’m in the neighborhood.

Great selections of old records. The store has a lot of vinyl, CD and cassette. I even found a book about Chinese Rock’n’Roll history, which amazed me and my girlfriend a lot.
The cashiers are friendly and helpful. Price is fair. The store is large and has a lot of stuff you can check out.

This vintage mall is actually a breath of fresh air when it comes to vintage malls. So much of these kinds of places have cute stuff mixed in with a bunch of rubbish.
This place seems to keep the rubbish level way down and focuses on the fabulous retro qualities older items have. There are some beautiful vintage furniture and lamps in here as well as coutless other trinkets to marvel at!
What makes this store different from the vintage malls that I have gone to is that they have a very impressive vinyl selection that covers all kinds of music genres. That in of itself is worth taking a peak into this awesome store that gives you a positive aspect to «blast from the past» and no previous regrets for old things you once wore. the merchandise really emphasizes the best of for whatever decade it represents.

We came upon this place wandering around the neighborhood in Freemont and almost walked right past it. Very unassuming place from the outside. Then once you’re inside, it’s like a maze. There’s more to look at than we originally thought. Who knows how long we were in there, I think we got lost.
My boyfriend chuckled at the vintage toys. Lite Brite, Care Bears, Smurfs, Atari. Wait, what? Who gave up their Atari? Anyway, This place was a lot of fun to look around in. You should check it out if you haven’t yet.