Love the mother daughter team. Love the deals. Love how you can wheel and deal with them. They get…read moreclassy fabulous old wonderful things that are meant to last time after time forever. It is history in a store. Go there. Buy things. Live in the past and keep the future going.

I went there for the first time a few days ago. I was thrilled to see that the prices were fair. I…read moresaw several things I liked & bought a twig broom. I will be going back to shop more soon.

Lots of cool stuff, and very good prices. Also has the best prices I've been able to find for…read moresilver coins anywhere in Humboldt County. I love this place!

There is some very nice furniture in this store, but good luck getting the guy who runs it to…read moreengage in conversation. He's completely wrapped up in his coins. I gave up and he lost an $1800 sale.

It's not about the service the store is honestly just disgusting it's quite the same as a level 3…read morehoarder home and it seems like there's only ever deals there because of all the absolute junk they want to get rid of there's nothing of value in there and most the stuff is broken or dirty nothing is up kept in there's rows and rows of junk just everywhere you can barely walk around in the store and the smell is mildew, dust and dirt don't waste your time here just because they have a deal it's not worth it at all even being in the store I felt like everything was going to collapse on top of me it's not just disgusting it's honestly a safety hazard.

A Timeless Detour into Treasure and Nostalgia-…read more I hadn't planned on stopping. I had a list, a schedule, a mental map of where I needed to be and when. But sometimes, life has a way of nudging you toward the unexpected, and that's how I found myself standing outside an old-town antique shop, its window display cluttered with relics from a hundred different stories. The bell jingled as I pushed the door open, and instantly, the air shifted. It smelled like history--aged paper, polished wood, and a whisper of something familiar, something comforting. Shelves bowed under the weight of forgotten treasures: old vinyl records, glass bottles that had once held someone's favorite drink, and pocket watches long overdue for winding. I wandered. No rush, no pressure. Just the quiet joy of discovery. And then--there it was. A ridiculous, fantastic, utterly perfect cheetah (or maybe leopard?) print watch. It caught my eye like an old friend waving from across the street. Something about it--bold, nostalgic, and completely unnecessary--made it impossible to ignore. Two bucks. A steal. Done. And just when I thought my little side quest couldn't get any better, I spotted it. An unopened, untouched Roy Rogers radio record player, still waiting for someone to press play for the very first time. It was a piece of history, a portal to a simpler time, and I knew I couldn't leave without it. It was one of those moments that sneaks up on you--a completely unplanned detour that somehow becomes a core memory. The kind of experience that makes you want to come back, not just for the things, but for the feeling. Next time, I'm bringing my family. They need to see this place, to feel the wonder of it, to lose themselves in the charm of forgotten treasures and stories waiting to be rediscovered. So, here's my encouragement to you: let yourself wander. Interrupt your schedule. Step inside that odd little shop you always pass by. You might just find a ridiculous watch, a piece of history, or even a part of yourself you didn't know was waiting to be found. -A Content and Charmed Man

Open Fridays & Saturdays 10 to 4 This place has been open 1…read moreyear and is a hidden treasure! Tucked away behind holly yashi, "The Back Porch" is a reclaimed wood lover's heaven. If you like the terms rustic, reclaimed, upcycled, antique, quaint, and you are looking for an awesome custom piece of furniture to make your home complete, go here. Blue, green, brown, and clear antique glass bottles. armoirs, desks, coffee tables, shelves, patio furniture, benches, stools, lamps, lighting fixtures, and best of all... FRESH LOCAL HONEY from the hives of the owner, Martin. Find time next weekend to stop by and check it out!

Great selection of unique salvaged items and repurposed furniture! There's also lots of great…read moregarden stuff and plants. Martin couldn't be nicer and it's really close by to other stores and a nice plaza. Highly recommend stopping by and shopping on your trip to or through Arcata!

Always organized. Easy to view Estate Sales. I need to add nothing to my life, but always find…read moresomething useful, artful or intriguing.

Very insensitive when dealing with families of estate sales. Their contract states as soon as they…read morestep foot in your home they are entitled to 30% of everything, regardless if the family would like to keep items previously overlooked, including heirlooms. They leave unnecessary trash laying around outside and leave items out in the rain including electronics with important data. They undersell your belongings to friends before the estate sale or purchase it themselves at the prices they set. They share personal information such as medical history with people in the community. This was an extremely bad experience that made my grieving process much worse than necessary. Incredibly unprofessional and I can't state this enough.

This shop has a very interesting and eclectic assortment of vintage, modern and fun items, and…read moreclothing. There is much to see and the prices are good. We had a great conversation with the owner about her offerings and her whimsical styling of the shop. If you're in Fortuna make sure to check it out. After we found our treasures there, we visited the yogurt place across the street to celebrate

From the owner: A charming and cozy shop filled with treasures, vintage, new and handmade. We also have a large…read moreselection of books and curated clothing.

Oh wow! This is a one-of-a-kind store. 4th Street Mercantile…read moreis the kind of place where you walk in just to "browse," and suddenly it's two hours later and your arms are full of treasures. There's truly a little bit of everything here! One of my favorite finds was Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson--a beautiful, vintage copy that was originally gifted to someone for Christmas in 1910. Over a century later, it's in my hands. That's the magic of this place--you don't just shop, you uncover stories. The store is massive, with over 50 sellers showcasing their creations under one roof. It's a vibrant blend of vintage goods, handmade art, furniture, trinkets, jewelry, candles, home decor, clothing, books, wine glasses, and kitchenware. And for those with a dark heart like mine--yes, there are skulls, crystals, Halloween vibes, and goth-inspired items too! Make sure to give yourself time to explore. This is hands down my favorite store in downtown Eureka. The staff were super friendly and helpful. 5 stars, no doubt. Can't wait to come back!

Worker at the front was incredibly rude to my boyfriend and I . Sarcastic rude replies to…read moreeverything we were asking. Terrible attitudes here.

Love this place. Good rotating selection, thrift store prices. The staff are friendly and helpful…read more I go here at least once a month.

This is probably the coolest , and sketchiest antique store in the county. First of all, it's one…read moreof the last in the county, but it's a cross between a thrift junk store and an antique store. This is a frequent place for homeless and tweakers, but they usually leave you alone if you don't engage them. The prices are ridiculous But how else would they stay in business . Very interesting stuff , if you can get past the smell of stale weed and coughing homeless folks. Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for something specific because they have all kinds of weird old stuff .