This place is a magnet store in West Seattle. Everything and anything you could want is here! I have been going there for many years and the owner is wonderful and the prices are very fair. Selection is amazing!!

Unbelievable collection of goods! I could spend hours in this place and never be bored, it’s filled too to bottom with interesting treasures.

This place made me happy and sad at the same time. It reminded me of being in my grandma's house. So many treasures in this place. Make sure you visit both upstairs and downstairs so you don't miss anything.  The first floor was packed pretty tight so be careful not to knock anything over.

This place is a hidden gem! Be prepared to be lost for hours and to dig. There is so much to look through!

If you hate clutter and small spaces freak you out don't come in here.  However if you love to see all the things and want to really look for that something special, walk in here.  So many good finds and great prices but unfortunately I couldn't take them all home in my luggage.

Amazing stuff... So much, can't explain, you've got to see it!

It is packed with a wide range of hard to find products for the past.

This place is a trip down memory lane...chock full of anything and everything. Managers, owners are very friendly, nice.

The place to go for antiques and auctions...

Tons of stuff.  End to end top to bottom. Some scary but COOL! Expensive gems, but lots of inexpensive things that you don't need, but buy anyway! We FOUND the gentleman (senior. He said!) employee very helpful.

Treasures just waiting to be found. There is an awesome selection

I found quite a few pieces here that were so utterly charming I can’t help crossing my fingers that they’ll still be there next time I visit (with a little more spending money in my pockets hopefully). This is not an antique mall for the faint of heart or clutter-averse! There are some areas you may literally have to clamber through piles of crates or tip toe through glass-lined crevices. I don’t entirely mind this as it usually means there are treasures waiting to be unearthed, but it’s not what you’d want for a casual visit.

Pricing was a mixed bag - the downstairs seemed to be mostly a single vendor (likely the owners), and in these cases you’re only getting one pricing perspective so it’s easy to tell what items they personally prize, many tags will have been written years and years ago so the perceived value of items may have evolved and I hold a little grace for that. Towards the back of the ground floor and the second floor seemed to be run by different vendors, which was reflected in the variance of price points and niches on offer - a booth with vintage books and paper ephemera, a case with vintage cameras and exotic instruments, a large room with vintage clothing and accessories, etc. There were a few sections that left me agog, and while it’s always possible I’m just lacking knowledge about a certain era or item, I found it hard to swallow double digit value on plastic kitchenwares from the 2000s.

Nonetheless, I did find some pieces that really excited me and I found the pricing on much of the glassware and ceramics generally reasonable and will definitely be back sometime to play dress up in the many clothing racks upstairs that we didn’t have time to peruse this time. The staff seemed pleasant enough, if mostly preoccupied with sorting through small portions of the mountain of goods waiting to somehow be packed into the place. I’ll take mildly inattentive over suspicious or standoffish any day!

In summary: not an antique mall for beginners. There are some very cool goods to be found, but best to have some idea of the value of your items of interest to avoid a smattering of outlandish prices. I left with a little uranium glass plate and a beautiful silver enameled pendant with little sun/rainbow emerging from a rain cloud (from a jewelry case by the entrance which the employee had to excavate and climb towards like a jungle gym - and kudos to her for doing this with no sign of displeasure lol), both of which I somehow failed to photograph but obviously loved enough to buy!

When I was a child there was a mannequin here that looked like a vampire or some creepy old grave digger. It terrified me to the point I'd get anxious while we drove by. I believe that the mannequin is now gone, but proceed with caution.

Treasures galore. So fun looking around here.

Great store could spend a few hours looking around lots of cool stuff

All sorts of cool oddities and a staff that's happy to help. Check it out or else

Cool place with lots of interesting stuff

Lots of stuff! A little out of my budget.  I got a refrigerator magnet.

Fun to walk through. Lots of stuff, packed wall to wall , ceiling to floor

There's something for everybody here! Plan on spending a significant amount of time browsing and take some $$ with you. Downside - no bathrooms! I would have given them 5 stars if it weren't for that.

I don't know what makes a good antique mall but it seemed all right. I enjoyed looking at stuff for quite a while.

So much to look at in here! They've got things (and I mean it- things) coming out of their ears! You're almost guaranteed to find something you love here!

Lots of creepy old stuff 👻

Bought a fancy tea cup 💁

I really like to explore this place but everything is overpriced and their hours make it almost impossible for me to make it. Nonetheless, it is a nice store to walk around and dream.

This place was okay. If you’re looking for good deals this is not the place, they know the value of what they have (if not inflated a bit). It’s a really big space but very tight and cluttered, like a large thrift shop. The guy at the front was whistling the whole time and it was really obnoxious, the sound carried. It’s cool to look around but it’s more of a high priced thrift shop than an antique mall. I doubt I’ll go back but it was an interesting stop while wandering along the main street.

I used to love this place, but now it is both over-stuffed and too random.

This place is so confusing. The prices for things are comically high. I have managed to find a couple good things here in the past, but be prepared to overpay. I had my eye on something for over a year and a half, waiting for a slight price drop because the piece is broken and the price is just so absurd. I went in a few weeks ago and, lo and behold, the price went UP $17! I ended up finding it(not broken!) on eBay for $100 less. I won’t be back in here again. It’s also extremely cluttered(with areas even piling up to the ceiling) and disorganized.

Nice collection of antiques in the heart of West Seattle. I found the space incredibly cluttered, more than most antique stores.

Not a good place for what I was looking for: frames.

An employee was whistling VERY loudly and it was a nuisance. Decided to cut my visit short due to this.

Okay, so I’ve been to nearly every antique store in western Washington; no hyperbole. This is the worst one from head to toe. From what I can surmise, the person who owns this place cannot and will not let anything go. If you do go and find something without a price, don’t even bother asking. Prices are made up at insane levels; it feels like they’re trying to see how much you actually want something, it’s a bad look. Lately, there have been new people there and the selection has gotten a bit better, less garage sale than before, but they all seem to be aware that the owner has… issues. However, they are the only reason it gets an extra star. They’re actively trying to make it a better place to shop, good luck!

Sadly this place has become an overpriced hoarders situation.  The owner is absent and the nice shopkeepers can’t negotiate a more reasonable price without her ok. The landlord needs to step in before it gets condemned as a safety hazard. Amazing treasures sadly sit and wait ( in the aisles) for a new home.

I want to like this place...poor lighting and the overall execution is not welcoming.

Walked out empty handed after I was willing to spend about $200 on a few pieces I found. The man behind the counter was unhelpful and unwilling to sell me a few frames because they were not priced (and did not care). They could have sold them to me overpriced, but instead I left not spending a dollar. Debating going back to check on these pieces since the store does offer some unique antiques, however the place is unorganized and slightly reminds me of an episode of Hoarders intervention..

Overloaded store, sadly you cannot see anything! Dirty, smelly, sad, so unfortunate, prices too high! Let it go! Do not whistle! So sad when representing the West side ;(

Everything is priced to STAY!! That is not a typo; items are over priced, store is cluttered beyond any antique store I’ve been to, which is more than a few! We finally found 2 dog beenie babies (in a wagon that said beenie babies $3.50) and a dog light-up collar with no price marked. Owners literally said NONE of the 3 items (all found in the For Sale side of store) were actually FOR SALE…. Umm wtf?! She said “items were for her son”, well the whole store must be then, prices are beyond unreasonable… Owners either own the building or it’s a front because there is NO WAY they legitimately make rent! Rant over, this place SUCKS!

Very rude owners and the items are terribly overpriced. Owner recommends TrueValue where you can find the same items at the same price but newer.

TL;DR Non-existent customer service, difficult to maneuver around, overpriced items, shady business operation. Do not waste your time here, they clearly do not want business.

They don't deserve any stars, truly. Went in for the first time recently and was told to leave my farmers market haul at the door. I asked where to put it so it was out of the way and they said in the isle way, where others walk. There was nowhere to put it given how crammed things are, but I did as told and hoped nobody would trip over it.

After a while in the store, I spotted this table I immediately knew I wanted to take home. It had a tag on it for $89 and I felt like that was steep for what it was, but I'd been looking for something similar like this for ages, so I decided to proceed.

When getting to the register, they asked me to pull the tag off the table and give it to them, I obliged and they made a comment about how none of the tags are ever taped on or written in permanent marker and that was bizarre (even tho you see tags taped like this all over the store). The person behind the register called to an older women who I presume is the owner and she told me she couldn't sell me the table for the price that was marked. She knows that the artist sells them for at least $149 and implied that I wrote the tag myself. I asked if she had anything else by this artist I could look at to confirm pricing and she went to search. The employee behind the register blamed the young kid employees that mark stuff incorrectly "thinking they're helping" and also said that people write their own tags all the time so it's hard to know what to believe. (If this is a repeat issue, maybe it's worth training your staff? Maybe every customer isn't to blame here.) The older lady came back and said there were no other pieces to compare to. She offered that they could call the artist to confirm the price and I said that would make me much more comfortable since I was getting shady vibes and she said yes, but not right now. Made no sense to me, why not now? So, I asked if they could have him call me. They took my name and phone number and told me they would have the artist call me. The staff walked away leaving the table in the walkway and I asked to confirm that they'd hold it for me so nobody else would buy it and they said "I mean, we can't sell it" which is confusing, but I walked out. A week passed with no update so I called the store, and an employee answered, I explained the situation and asked if she could help get me info, and said she'd call me back in a minute and didn't. I called back an hour later and she said the artist took the table home because he was so disgruntled. I asked why he was disgruntled and she refused to answer but implied it was my fault. I asked if they would share the artist's contact so I could buy direct from him and they said no, so then I asked if they could have him call me and share that I was very interested in buying the piece and the employee said "if he feels like it, he'll call you."

I REALLY wanted the table or I would have walked out/not followed up on it. I would have paid more, but didn't trust the owner was giving me correct information and they didn't care enough to follow up or pass along my info to the artist/make a sale. Unfortunate. Every staff member we talked to treated us as if we were out to get them and no concern was displayed for their team inaccurately pricing items. Any other store would have sold it at a loss due to their error or would have apologized and owned their mistake and followed up with the actual price to an interested buyer.

The Antique Mall of West Seattle is a beloved destination for antique enthusiasts in the Seattle area. With a "HUGE offering" and an "unbelievable collection of goods," this store is a true treasure trove for those seeking unique and vintage items.

According to customer reviews, the Antique Mall is a "magnet store" that has "everything and anything you could want." Shoppers rave about the "super deals" and "interesting treasures" that fill the store, from floor to ceiling. One reviewer noted that "you can spend all day here!" and still not see everything the Antique Mall has to offer.

The store's inventory is described as diverse and captivating, with one customer sharing that it "reminded me of being in my grandma's house. So many treasures in this place." Another reviewer was impressed by the sheer volume of merchandise, exclaiming, "HUGE offering. HUGE!!!!"

Customers consistently praise the Antique Mall's owner, who is described as "wonderful" and offers "very fair" prices. Reviewers also highlight the enjoyable shopping experience, with one noting, "Fun, too see stuff," and another calling the store a "hidden gem" where you can "be lost for hours and to dig."

With its vast selection of vintage treasures and welcoming atmosphere, this store is a true gem for those seeking a unique and immersive antique shopping experience.

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