Ely at Village Vintage had a shirt I've been trying to findFor years. My father had an off-road…read morerace car company called Sandmaster and more the T-shirt all the time. I'm so grateful to this family business for finding little treasures that makes such a difference for the people they reach. Thank you Ely!

"Appointment only" is on the window. Not convenient when you're looking for idea and nothing…read morespecific.

Family and I decided to go exploring the town after eating some pizza. We don't usually go into…read moreantique shops, but we were feeling adventurous. We walked in and we were greeted with a nice hello. Our group split up with my mom looking at china, and the rest of us just aimlessly wandering around. The store was filled with so many cool things: from 100% silk Hawaiian dad shirts to old dial phones to cowboy boots -- anything and everything you can think of! The store isn't big so you have to be careful to not knock anything over. The store is roughly sectioned: the front is all china and jewelry, then there is kids' toys, then in the middle of the store there are two shelves of books (found a couple first editions in very good condition), then old clothes that look like they're from an old lady's closet (LOL). Other stuff includes vanity mirrors, silverware, hats, dial phones, and tons of knick-knacks. There is an entire room in the back dedicated to just records! My mom bought a bunch of English china and was very happy with her purchase. They wrapped each dish in wrapping paper and placed them carefully in a box. I didn't buy anything although I was very tempted to LOL Cool place to go in and just walk around -- you could literally spend hours exploring this store!

This cozy little shop is tucked into a strip mall, has tons of antiquities and a amazing music…read morecollection in the back. The owner was helpful, very businesslike, and worked with us on the price of a antique plate and a antique camera we purchased. Plenty of parking. Be careful because the aisles are narrow. This is a consignment shop so if you don't like the price, ask the person at the front for a discount, and if it's greater than 10% requested, then she can call the owner and ask for an adjustment. There was a $42 plate, we offered $30, she called the owner and the owner countered with 35 so we took it.

Always a must visit when coming home to the Central Coast. Everyone is always so nice. And the…read moremusic playing in there is always good.

The service is good as long as you're spending money, but if you need to use the restroom after…read morelooking for 3-4 hours you better not go. Selection is a bit much, but again it's mostly the same Pyrex & old pics after you throw in a pocket knife collection. Value? A bit pricey ...no, a lot pricey! Old Mason jars usually $10-$15 but here is $27-$30 - same jars as anywhere else. Pyrex about 30% more in price. But even tho they have a nice restroom for their staff you better not even ask. We left & found one less than a mile west & they were very helpful & the restroom isn't a holy grail!

The perfect store. Antiques and unique items in an old barn. Large so much to see. I know there is…read moresomething for everyone to see. Wives, husbands, kids young and old will all like this store. Nostalgia or catchy or vintage or modern or jewelry or knifes or clothes or furniture or greeting cards or baseball cards or disney collectible pins just so so much to see. How many hours do I need here?!?

I had a great time buying here today! The selection was wide and diverse, prices for the most part…read morewere reasonable, I found five new "treasures" and the two ladies at the counter couldn't have been more gracious. What a nice Memorial Day outing for me. Thanks!

I was left with the impression if I had my household goods sorted and clearly displayed, they MIGHT…read morebe able to do an Estate sale. I worked hard for a week and a half, only to be told I didn't have enough 'good stuff' to sell so no dice. (At the same time they were working a large estate, probably a lot more money than my place would have generated.) I feel like I lost that time based on the encouraging 'maybe'. Now I'm too close to closing date to look for anyone else! Not happy!

Carolyn and Jim are top notch!!! They took care of everything, from start to finish, and made the…read moreentire process seamless! They are so easy to work with and have the kindest of hearts. It was refreshing to work with people who are honest and genuinely care about what they do. I would recommend them to anyone in need of an estate sale planner. Many thanks to Carolyn, Jim, and their staff for turning an otherwise sad situation into a positive one.

The owners are really down to earth great couple. The mall itself is well taken care of and you can…read moretell they don't just let anybody sell there. Only desirable items in the antique world. Whenever I'm in town I stop in

Every time I visit the area I like to check out the antique shops, this visit I was helping my wife…read moresearch for a certain type of mixing bowl and while searching I found a pair of vintage sunglasses I didn't know I needed, she also found a Coach key chain. Both were reasonably priced.

Chip" Joseph Garrity: With the Grain 805-547-9663…read more Cell 805-806-0721 He is a master woodworker in the German sense of the word. He has years of training and practice on top of being meticulous in his work. He has restored black walnut furniture I inherited, made a teak ottoman I requested and built beautiful cabinets for my bedroom. If you want quality he is the man to call. I will happily supply you with photos of his work. He works alone and has named his company, "With the Grain."

I have a very special antique carved wood vanity that was recently broken in a move. I was not sure…read moreif it could be fixed but Chip did a beautiful job repairing it. If you are looking for a true woodwork specialist who knows how to handle delicate antiques, I highly recommend Chip and With the Grain Woodcraft. Not only is he skilled but he is also a pleasure to work with. Chip is now at the top of my list of craftsmen should I ever need any woodwork or antique repair done again. I've attached photos so that you can see the broken vanity parts vs what it looks like now.