Cool spot. You have 3 floors of stuff to look through. It's super organized as well. Also they have some sales now through the end of May I believe. Decent prices, but a little bit expensive. Staff was friendly and welcoming as well. Not as much glassware as I would've liked, but I understand this isn't everyone's niche. read more

There's always something cool to see here, from antique posters, paintings, clothes and home decor. Once you walk in you feel like you've taken a trip back in time. It's always nice to be able to see things and pick and choose what you could see having in your home. read more

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This particular "antique center" has been around forever! Currently, the basement space is vacant, the first floor houses an outpost of Downtown Books and only the second floor has antiques. If you're into vintage clothing or glass/pottery, you're going to love this shop. If you aren't, well - they've got nothing for you. This location has a particularly good selection of vintage for men, including a ton of shoes and cowboy boots. There's a good selection of accessories and everything is neatly organized and in very good condition. FYI - it's the top floor of an old (pre-AC) building, so be prepared to sweat it out if you visit in summer. read more

Such a gem! This building actually has 3 different antique businesses, one in the basement, one on the 1st floor, and the longest-standing one on the 2nd floor. My friend and I loved the 2nd floor Antique Center! What a huge collection of vintage clothing, home decor and furnishings, all at a reasonable price point. The owner was very nice as well. We will definitely be back! read more

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Not a lot of fresh reviews for this place that has been around forever! Time to mix it up. I think that the Downtown Books section has closed. The basement is definitely full of antique furniture and household wares now, not empty. This building is chock-full of antique goodies. My favorite vendor is Mid-Century Meow, who has a space in the back of the basement level. I haven't even explored all the nooks and crannies of this place yet. I'd love to go back on a free Saturday afternoon and just poke around. I would recommend doing your research on the hours, and even better get in touch with a vendor letting them know you are planning to come, if you can. It may seem a little intimidating, otherwise. I don't know what J R. is talking about, saying they don't have a single antique. They most certainly do! Whether you're into furniture, doilies, antique signs, old toys, or holiday decorations - you name it - they have got it! read more

It's a really peculiar tight space in an interesting historic building. I was actually here to pick up a restored Polaroid instant camera made by the Retrospekt company (go their website for the coolest gifts ever), the factory is upstairs. It's not really open to the public, special arrangements were afforded to me because they were slightly behind schedule on shipping and I happen to live a couple blocks away. The Antique store is cramped and tight and yet oh so fascinating. The hours are a little irregular and peculiar, you might want to check first. Parking is easy on the east side of the street, don't make the mistake I made by thinking you can safely walk across 1st Ave parking on the west side of the street, that turned out to be almost suicidal. read more

I love this place! This is a mall that you can walk around in for a long time and there is so much to look at. The prices in here vary from dealer to dealer, but I have found some wonderful items and paid a great price for them. This time around, I found some very rare dishes that I didn't even know I wanted to collect! LOL I search this mall out every time we come to town. LOVE LOVE LOVE read more

This place is pretty darn cool and has a lot of knickknacks and good clothes in good condition and reasonably priced. I went here for old-timey clothes for a steampunk ball. read more

Antique Center-Walker's Point - Antiques Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Good, but not amazing. Visited here when some family was in from out of town. The first two floors (basement and first level) are bookstores. The second level is packed chock full of antiques. Although I didn't see anything stellar of the 'usual' antique variety (e.g., housewares, etc.), I had a great time looking through the vintage clothing selection. I bought an adorable 50s-style purse ($27 in excellent shape) and I certainly could have loaded up on much more. One note: watch your footing on the west side of the building. You can feel the floor sloping downward. Wooooaaahhhhh! read more

Just what an antique shop should be - packed to the ceiling with STUFF! Vintage clothing, light fixtures, glassware and more. There is variety of eclectic materials here, most of which is of little interest to me but then, maybe people don't really give a rip about what I like. So it goes. There is a great deal of vintage clothing here, probably 25% of the floor space and it is one of the larger collections of vintage clothing I've seen in awhile. One area has more cowboy boots than a dude ranch bunkhouse. For me, the biggest drawback is the long climb up a wide flight of stairs. So it goes in a landmark building, it is what it is. read more

All vintage and tons of clothes. Not a single antique. Not to mention they were not the most friendliest of places.