San Diego's Largest Vintage and Antique Mall

Fun place! Billions of random fun finds in here! :)

5 star review

Amazing vintage marketplace. Pretty much anything you can think of is here. There's probably at least a hundred to 200 different vendors. Prices are quite fair. Some of the stuff is a little overpriced. Lots of outdoor furniture. Could spend all day there easily

5 star review

This was my first time visiting a vintage market, and I was truly amazed by the variety of interesting items I came across! Every booth had its own distinct charm, and while there were no pushy shopkeepers, they did leave their contact information for inquiries. From cups, globes, and rugs to old film rolls, lamps, artwork, books, and countless other decorative pieces, the selection was eclectic and captivating. Though some of the prices were a bit on the higher side for my budget, I have to admit that the experience was eye-opening even if it was just for browsing. They also had parking spaces available right outside the entrance, which was convenient. Overall, a wonderful place to explore and discover hidden treasures!

This location is pretty big. Don't go in looking for old antiques (like early 1900s or earlier), because they were few and far between. We found some nice things and the prices were overall reasonable. It was a fun way to kill a few hours. The store isn't organized very well, but they have a lot of vendors, which was cool. I really loved their art section and the unique finds over there. They had a wide variety of items. I did look at their designer purses but found the prices to be a bit high and would recommend inspecting them thoroughly for authenticity. They had a really good selection of vinyl and you could easily spend several hundred dollars in that area alone. They had a decent selection of clothing, but the pricing was what I would consider normal/higher side - no great deals. There are gems to be found here, but it takes a decent amount of effort to find them. I 100% recommend stopping. Plan for about 2-3 hours of time. We found a few things to take home and loved our experience overall.

Get a map of the place. It’s like a maze, but a good maze because there’s something new to look at around each corner. I honestly don’t know if I saw all the booths. From vintage cloths, furniture, records, kitchen goods, toys, collectibles— everything your grandmother (or you) had at one time or another. Good for flashbacks memories or for finding that unique treasure you didn’t know you needed.

This place is incredible! So many beautiful pieces available at decent enough prices. It’s hard to know how to go through the aisles as they are like a grid with horizontal and vertical lines (aisles). I found myself zigzagging through and I think I may have missed some booths. Overall I had a great experience and spent about 2.5 hours wandering through.

My first vintage indoor mall and I loved it so much, I hope to return on my next trip to San Diego. The place is huge and anything locked away can be opened by the knowledgable and kind staff up front. I left with several kokeshi at great prices!!