Granny’s Attic Antique Mall

This review is for Melanie. I have literally been shopping here for like 15 years. Jo is a sweetheart. But Melanie is beyond rude. Today was it for my mother and I. I had asked if she could call a seller since I know they can. She refused to call. Luckily Jo was there and she called for me. If I was a seller I would never trust with my items because how she treats customers. If this was my first time coming here I would be so turned off. She was even rude to someone on the phone calling about renting a booth. Everyone has a bad day, but this is her regular attitude. It’s very upsetting how rude. It’s not just her refusing but her overall attitude towards me. Just blame rude.

Worth the Drive –spend the day, So much to see. Near old Town Temecula –read your map carefully over 24,000 sq ft? approx over 200 booths –Grandpas next door. A nice trip at least twice a year. Some prices seem a bit high but keep looking there is alot and you will find something! Many neat places to eat a couple blocks away go to Front street and take a break eat lunch and go back!

This place is a true gem — I love stopping by every time I’m in Temecula!

Big consignment store, booths well-​maintained. Plenty of nice staff to open cases… small café, good restroom and two checkout/​basket stations. Found a few fun things at moderate prices. Word of caution to consignors: just because a book is old doesn’t mean it’s worth what you think. Take a moment and look on
before marking a 3^rd edition jacketless Psmith Wodehouse at 10 bucks, for example lol

What a great place to buy fine antique furniture, and most in pristine condition. I want to furnish my entire house from here. The square footage of this place is unbelievable, wall to wall with treasures of all eras at very fair prices. Worth it to drive here from anywhere in SoCal. Very classy and unique pieces. Don’t miss the second floor!

This building a huge selection of lp’s and sports memorbilia towards the backside space 311. 5,000 records and great prices. they bring in new stuff almost every week. cool glass insulators from the 1900’s and old glass bottles, definately cool finds here!

I drove up from Huntington Beach and I had a really good time. It was very large and there was a variety of items that I really liked. There was plenty of Pyrex and a lot of it was fairly priced. I got a Navajo cuff bracelet for a price I was super happy with.
There’s a husband drop off area in the front with benches and a little TV and magazines which I didn’t need this trip and a very nice restroom which I definitely did need after a long drive.
I went to Grandpas next door and it’s like night and day. Grandpas has signs all over the place telling you not to touch stuff and I was not greeted as I shopped. People are friendly at Granny’s.
The sandwich and juice place inside is so convenient and the sandwich I got was really good. I love that they had gourmet sodas and a wide variety of drink options. They cashier was also super friendly.

Totally loved all there was to see in this place — lots of booths! They even have an eating place inside in case you get hungry while browsing. Kept saying, «OMG, look at this!» to my husband as we strolled along the aisles. We will definitely be back again since we didn’t find exactly what we were looking for.

I went into Gramma’s and almost didn’t come out! It’s thaaaaat big! Hundreds of vendors. They have a café in the store, which is 30,000 square feet, just in case you need a bite to eat while you are wandering through – Which you will need! You gets hungry while browsing!
I’m an antiquing addict and antique everywhere I go, so I’ve been to hundreds of stores.
I think this is a top notch store. Very clean, displayed well, organized. Lots of vintage furniture, wooden pieces, dish ware, costume jewelry and one or two vendors with a good stock of vintage clothing. I didn’t get through the whole store, so there could be more! The two I perused had two different POVs… One with a 60’s and 70’s collection, and one with an early 20’s-50’s collection. Lots of hats, gloves and springolaters. Lots of bias cut nighties, and tons of vintage children and baby items. While the 20’s-50’s vendors prices were pretty high, I could respect her pricing, as the items were quality, but I’m not sure with the online market how much is moving out of her booth.
I was also really surprised to see a ton of vintage baby clothes! Probably the most I’ve seen in an antique store anywhere… I don’t has any babies, so, I was nonplussed, but it was remarkable none the less!
Also a pretty amazing selection of 60’s and 70’s man cave items, limited tiki. Beautiful glass wear, a small collection of quality well priced bakelite in one vendor near the front.
I also saw two holy grail items while in here, a lovely painted vintage compact in flawless condition from the 40’s, and a Selro Seleni costume jewelry 1950’s bolero type necklace and earring set. This set was such a ridiculous good vintage item, quality and condition amazing. Not only do I antique, but I surf the next constantly and never had I seen this set before. It was worth the visit just to see it in person.
There’s also another vendor a aisle back from the front #58 that has some cool vintage material, including some barkcloth. I bought almost all my items from her… Picked two vintage sweaters to go with my vintage dresses, and several costume jewelry items.
Picked up a couple of patio soft drink bottles from another vendor to stack my bakelite bangles on. If you like antiques. Go to this place – It’s got cool stuff. You won’t regret the experience!

I love this place. It’s huuuuuge. So huge we didn’t even get through half of it. Lots of vendors and the prices were not bad. Obviously prices vary between vendors. The workers walk around and offers assistance and take items to the counter so you don’t have to hold them.
And there is a cute little smoothie joint attached for a snack and drink.
We love it and will be back!

Very very good antique store! I love here! And I love the people there! They are always so nice to everyone!

Saw this place when I was picking up my car from being serviced at Auto Doctor. Decided to wander the store while I was waiting for my car, and I’m glad I did.
It is a really big store so be prepared to spend some time. They did a smart thing and put in a snack bar if you really like to take your time. I went back for a second (longer) visit with my wife on a Sunday. It’s nice that they are open 7 days a week. We took our time but alas, only covered about 70% of the store. My wife found a Corelle serving bowl to match one we got from her grandfather, so that was a good find and the price was fair, no need to haggle.
I’m giving it 5 stars partly because it’s a nice store which probably has many of the types of things people look for in antiques for collectibles or to furnish a home. They have some really nice furniture pieces here.
Update: I’ve been back a third time and bought more things, really unique items which we put up on our living room wall! Really like this place.
«Grandpa’s» Antiques is next door but they are not affiliated.

Granny’s Attic, located in Old Town Temecula, is a wonderful, big store! Full of booths run by individual sellers, there really is something here for anyone who likes antiques.
My mom mentioned that this store was huge, and she wasn’t kidding. It was fun wandering around this very large store. We were here for several hours and still didn’t get a chance to see everything!
I really liked that many of the individual sellers focus on decorating their booths according that the items they sell. Some of the booths are so cute! I also liked how the store itself decorates with unique items (like the beautiful carriage) which are hung from above with care.
There’s also a nice little sandwich shop (Granny’s Waffle Sandwiches) that’s a good spot to take break when you’re shopping to grab something to eat or drink. The service was great, and there was some fun vintage sodas and candy here.
I thought the service was good here too. When we needed to look at something in one of the glass cases, there was a helpful employee to open the case to show us items. Our items were also rung up by one the store’s knowledgeable employees.
This is a fun shopping experience for anyone who likes vintage collectibles or antiques.