Long Beach Yellow Pages

The Collectible Mall in Long Beach is a cute store. They seem to specialize in old signs as there are many displayed in the windows and hung on the walls. The items are grouped by common subject such as tools or fabric and cloth items. As with most ... more

Jan's is a large building full of individual display areas showcasing treasures from local and not so local residents. Some areas specialize in one type of item like quilts, cloth and kitchen utensils. Be prepared when you visit to spend a lot of ... more

Best prices, huge selection from antiques to hand-me-downs, this place is the best second hand thrift store that Long Beach has to offer. I have never seen lower prices, and they really seem to care about their customers, which is rare in thrift ... more

The Village Antiques Mall is a unique treasure. They have a large selection of items in a small store. Everywhere you look, you find something new and something interesting. Situated near a busy Community College area, the store remains quiet and ... more

I have been going to this place for years, and I strongly recommend it. The staff go to great lengths to be helpful, and they always seem to have the best selection of used books around! more

I spent an hour here and hadn't planned to. Although this fascinating shop is in my immediate neighborhood, I have driven by without stopping countless times. Miss Vicki, the owner, wasn't there today, but I was told of her love for fine art as well ... more

Located in SoBeCa - THE LAB/Anti-Mall is a small little earthy cafe that serves hearty, yet very healthy dishes. I love coming to The Gypsy Den any time of day... they have delicious breakfast plates, a large selection to choose from for lunch and ... more

A warehouse downtown hides this treasure of Indian, Moroccan, Indonesian, Chinese (and more) furniture&textiles. The furniture is beautiful, some are antiques and some are reproductions. The space seems to go on forever and they have some carved ... more

gaam, means "feel" or "feeling" in korean. located on the second floor of the historic chapman market in koreatown. this place gets turned over so often, i've lost track of all the businesses that's come and gone. in the past, it has been a billiard ... more

Located in the "intercrew" plaza, the spacious Gaam is a hushed eclectic cafe and teahouse which also hosts a small jewelry shop in the vestibule.Cozy place for playing chess, cards, chatting and mellow clientele - a far cry from the Le Prive ... more

Rodeo Drive became world renown for luxury shopping in part because of David Orgell. Back in the 50's David and his wife Teddy opened an elegant silver and tableware store front on what was a quiet little street just down from the Regent Beverly ... more

Every month they have an "auction appraisal event", like Antiques Roadshow, where you can bring up to 5 items for a free appraisal. The line to get in is long and you will wait inside also. But it's OK because you will be fascinated by everyone ... more

Adorable indie bookstore nestled inside the quaint (yet hip) Aroma Cafe. This tiny treasure trove of books has personable and super knowledgeable staff who will discuss novels and plot lines with you so you can select the right book. I left with two ... more

I'm by no means an authority on antiques, but spent some time looking through this wonderful store with many treasures, and purchased a 1920's cabinet that I thought was quite a bargain. They kindly arranged delivery&included it in the price as the ... more

Huge gathering of antique/collectable venders at Alameda Point --- it's almost impossible to looking at all the shops. Antique by the Bay, Inc. is the promoter of Alameda Point Antiques and Collectibles Faire, which is held on the first Sunday of ... more