Finally checked this place out and I've never seen anything quite like it. There are 5 floors of vintage/antique knickknacks, furniture, art, jewelry, clothing, etc. in this old building. There is a parking lot but it's quite small. There are different booths and each one is labeled with any sales that might be going on, but there aren't many staff members, so it was kind of difficult to shop. There are a lot of items that are locked in cabinets and you would presumably have to grab someone from the first floor to unlock it if you wanted to have a closer look. I wasn't trying to spend a ton anyways and am usually happy just browsing, so I just got a small ceramic cup that wasn't locked in anything. There was a booth on the first floor selling fine jewelry and tennis bracelets that were gorgeous but out of my price range. There were a ton of eclectic interesting things here, some kind of grimy and some in pristine condition--truly a one man's trash is another's treasure sort of place. I would definitely come again to browse. read more

This place is incredible, there's 5 floors of antiques and collectibles. Everything is reasonably priced I'd say. There are plenty of staff available at any given time to assist, I purchased a set of MCM side tables and the staff was happy to assist me with bringing them up from the basement for checkout. It's probably my favorite antique market in the Boston area (and maybe even Mass). read more

Finally checked out this spot after wanting to come for a long time. They have 5 floors of antiques belonging to many different vendors, so each one you walk through has its own style and character. You could spend hours here. They have everything, clothes, decorations, kitchenware, large furniture--basically anything and everything. There's elevators and they do have a parking lot although parking was tight and crowded. But it is also accessible by Lechmere station. We found some cool paintings and a decorative dish. I would come back here! You can pay by card and the workers were friendly. Some things were pricey but some reasonable, it depends on the booth you were purchasing from. read more

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Pretty unique place. My top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I came by here last Saturday afternoon, basically on the recommendation of my Lord and Savior Reddit as an indoor activity we could do before the Celtics game later in the evening. My chum is a big shopper and I like wandering around in life trying to find random objects to emotionally imprint on, so it was a good match. I was also impressed by the idea of five entire floors dedicated to this, which we didn't even come close to completely exploring. The negatives were minimal but significant - the market was insanely crowded, especially on the first floor, and it was teeming with Gen Zers holding out their phones, presumably ecstatic that they'd found juicy TikTok content for their cottagecore fans or whatever. It was a lot and difficult to navigate; we had to pause a lot to make our way through, though it wasn't quite as bad on the other floors. And I'm not sure there's a solution to it; what are you going to do, have a quota for the number of people in the building at a given time? That would just involve bottlenecking and customers standing outside in the cold. So just make sure you're caffeinated and mentally prepared for people. I grew up with a mother who spiritually lived in Jane Austen novels so antique shops were a way of life. They're not known for their minimalist interiors but this was a ton of stuff by any measure. I don't think I've seen this amount of clutter in a space that didn't give off massive hoarder vibes. And it sort of had themes; there were alcoves or little areas divvied off that were, say, more nautical items, or more outdoorsy forest items. I can't even imagine how they managed to even quasi-successfully organize this kind of inventory but it definitely helps a little. My chum knows my taste, or lack thereof, and located a masterpiece (attached) which will be displayed prominently in my kitchen. The quirky artwork was abundant, to say the least. She also spied a magnificent Saturday Evening Post with my BFF Nixon on the cover, which I will be framing shortly and adding to the fray as well. If you don't spend a solid 45 minutes in here and not find a few choice treasures to bring home, that's on you. I was also impressed that they had easy-to-find restroom facilities on every floor (or close to it), right by the staircases. Not only were they convenient bathroom options, but they worked well as de facto changing rooms (which my chum took advantage of when she encountered a wild flapper dress on one of the higher floors). There were a few employees roaming around for both assistance and I imagine, sadly, to minimize potential shoplifting but it didn't seem overly egregious and everyone I encountered first hand or second hand was very friendly. One of the highlights of the trip for sure - political bovine posters are hard to come by. read more

Cambridge Antique Market - Find of the Day. - Antiques Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I am SO happy to have found this place! Ever since the pandemic, I haven't traveled anywhere that has great thrifting. I miss the North Carolina trips for that very reason. This place has five floors total (one is downstairs that mainly has furniture). The floors are divided into booths, each having their own (consecutive) number. All items have price tags attached with the booth number. Some booths will have 20-30% off items over $10. I found one booth that was 50% off, and they had a lot of cool dishware and mugware. Each floor has a person that will help you open any locked cases if you wish to see something. It took me about 2 hours to walk through, but I know I missed stuff in the nooks, so I could have easily spent another hour. I absolutely loved this place. There was so much to see and rummage through, and items were reasonably priced. read more

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I ventured here in search for some antique dinner plates. There's a bunch of cool finds in here but I was on a mission so my eyes were looking for something specific. By the time I got to the 3rd floor, which I thought was the last floor, I thought my search was going to be a failure till one of the persons that works there said there's 5 floors!!!! so my quest continued and I found what I was looking for on the 5th floor........ but I biked and I didn't come prepared to have a successful search so I'll have to go back. The basement is mainly furniture and some bicycle rims,throughout all the floors there's a lot of ceramics - mugs galore, jewellery, some clothing, some books, decor. It is a pretty old building. I was nervous walking around on the 4th and 5th floors as you could hear the creaking of the floors. I do recommend wearing a mask as some floors are pretty dusty. read more

This is a hidden gem of fun memorabilia, costume & estate jewelry, vintage clothes, collectibles, mid-century modem furniture & antique furniture & more. Saturdays are a bit hectic & may be overwhelming for the little ones. Pets are welcome & they do have an elevator. read more

Fantastic place not to be missed. We took green line to Lechmere a 2 minute walk. Place is huge with 5 floors of items. We spent the day here I found a great pair of earring, Pyrex to add to My collection. They have furniture, antiques, vinyl art etc. prices seem reasonable my earrings are 14kt. Jade were a bargain. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful and a person is on each floor. They gave me a basket to put my items in and sent it downstairs so I didn't have to carry it all around. My friend bought 3 baskets of items. I didn't know it was this great! read more

Fun! A treasure trove of items for every taste! It can be difficult to get someone to help because they are so busy, but definitely worth your time. read more

I've lived in the suburbs around Boston, so I frequently like to find things to do in the city. I can't believe I've been missing this place all these years! It's right off the green line so it's super easy to get too, and there's 5 floors of stuff to see so you bet there is an incredibly large selection of things. I wouldn't say that the prices were super competitive I guess. There were certainly some deals but some things were definitely a bit higher. Despite how busy it was the people at the cash register still made quick conversation and complimented everyone's finds so hats off to them. 100% check it out. Furniture, clothing, random trinkets and treasures, it's all there. read more

Cambridge Antique Market - Some fiestaware I found, a bit expensive but always neat to find. - Antiques Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I had an absolute superb time visiting the Cambridge Antique Market. The store is set up similar to other regional antique showrooms. the basement is for large furniture from various time periods, the 1st floor is dedicated to higher priced pieces, the 2nd floor is for mid-level priced pieces. the 3rd floor is a snack bar that is currently under construction. The aisle are small but each booth is filled to the brim and everything is well organized and properly priced. The staff were incredibly welcoming and are willing to help you unlock cases and try electronics for customers. They have a private parking lot, steps and an elevator for each floor, shopping baskets are offered at the entrances, and checkout is on the 1st floor at the main entrance. they accept cash/card and also offer an ATM on site. Definitely worth a visit and I'm looking forward to visiting again. read more

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This place is a lot of fun and has so much to see! Prices are reasonable, especially compared to other big antique and vintage markets in the Boston area. The people working here are friendly and helpful. If you buy furniture, they can help you load your car. There is a huge variety from knick knacks to heirloom. Highly recommended! read more

One of my all-time favorite spots in Boston. I try to go at least twice a year (if not more!) and I always dedicate an entire day to it when I go. Four floors of vintage and antiques with many different dealers. Great selection of inventory and wide range of price points. Many high-end pieces but also lots of fun and unique treasures and collectibles. You truly never know what you will find! This place has been around for a long time and as such, they still do things the "old fashioned" way at checkout which I personally find charming. However, this does mean that there can sometimes be a bit of a line at checkout depending on how busy it is. There is usually someone working on each floor (depending on staffing for the day) who is walking around with a clipboard and keys in case customers want to see something in one of the locked cases. There are quite a few locked cases throughout the shop which is understandable given the size of the shop and the type of merchandise that is being sold. I try to avoid going on busy days/times as certain areas of the shop can get a bit congested when there are lots of people shopping. For these reasons, I highly suggest going on a day when you have plenty of time to shop as there is a lot to see and, depending on how busy it is, the process of shopping at this location (making your way through 4 floors, viewing items in cases, checking out, etc.) can take a bit longer than what some people might be used to. I personally find that this is all part of the charm of the store. It's worth dedicating an entire day to this place. I usually take a shopping basket with me and take photos of items I want to revisit and/or see in cases. This way, I can do a preliminary walk through of the 4 floors and then go back and make my final selections. The staff are great about offering to bring items down to the checkout counter for you so you don't have to carry big and/or multiple items around while you shop. Many of the dealers have been in the business a long time which I love and there is a great mix of true antiques and vintage. I have never left empty handed and always look forward to my next visit. I believe they still offer a discount when paying with cash (however this may have changed) and many dealers offer booth-wide discounts periodically throughout the year so as to ensure that their inventory is constantly changing. One thing to keep in mind is that parking at the building is VERY limited. I usually drive a bit further up the street and park at the large shopping plaza (McDonalds, TJMaxx, grocery store, etc.) and just walk to the shop. This place is a must if you love vintage and antiques! read more

A little chaotic, but great finds and nice people. Bike shop was great. Prices were reasonable.

Buyer beware! I bought crystal candlesticks which shattered the very first time I used them. No recourse when I called... Maybe I missed signage but it doesn't feel great. read more

This place is huge. HUGE. There's a basement with furniture and a bike shop, and then four stories filled to the brim with sundries, ranging the gamut from from plates and bowls, silverware, pottery, glassware, pictures, artwork, jewelry, clothing/fur, toys curios/ephemera. Come when you have a rainy half day on your hands. The place is organized into small booth, each owned by a different person (who is unlikely to be there in person). There's also a staff person assigned to each story, who can attempts to contact the booth owner (if you need information about a piece, or wish to haggle), or who can help you carry some loot down to the cash. It's fun, but not inexpensive. read more

A very interesting thrift store type antique market. Many different floors and a lot of knickknacks. I wouldn't really call it antiques, more like what you'd find in your aunt Betty's basement. read more

What a place. I can literally spend all day here. There is simply so. much. to. see. It's multiple floors (I thing FIVE) of, well everything. Be careful while walking through the isles because it's easy to knock something over (we didn't!). They have everything. Vintage coins, furniture, wall art, jewelry of all sorts, glassware, silverware, clothing, etc. You name it and this place has it! HIGHLY recommended when in Cambridge. read more

Great vintage store full of treasures and characters!!! Just the parking lot has very limited spaces and once get in hard to back out. read more

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So much fun. I could literally spend hours here. I went on a weekend and it was a bit crowded though, so be extra careful about not knocking things over in narrow spaces read more

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Very rude. Condescending. Arrogant and uninformed regarding accepted human behavior. Also over priced. Avoid at all costs. read more

Sweet store! So much in one space that it's hard to fully appreciate everything- but that's common for consignments shops with so many 'booths'. Loved the variety and I didn't even make it beyond the main level. read more

I forgot how big this place was. Five floors chock full of antiques and vintage finds- it's every treasure-hunter's dream (and perhaps every minimalist's nightmare! :) There are many many many different booths, each one with a slightly different lean - wall art, chinoiserie, ceramics, coins, furniture, jewelry, merchandizing tchotchkes. You could definitely spend a good part of a day here checking out all the goods. read more

Nasty people people to their costumers. couldn't be any more arrogant about not wanting to do their job. poorly organized staff

Great selection with many floors. I did not like how there was nobody on each floor to service the cabinets that had to be opened. I found something on the top floor but it was such a small cheaper item I did not think it was worth it to run all the way to the 1st floor to unlock to see it further. I also thought many many things were astronomical prices compared to many antique stores in the area with the same quality. read more

Really fun. Never know what you'll find. A true place to find treasures. Dollar bins in the back are a nice bonus.

Fabulous place. Runs the gambit from super affordable to expensive! The jewelry especially is amazing!

This was the worst customer service I've experienced from a business. We were on vacation from Arizona looking for a specific antique item. We called a day in advance to inquire about the inventory and was told that "several" items were available in the store. Upon arrival- we again inquired about the specifics of their inventory- and again, reassured they had what we were looking for. After a 1.5 hr scavenger hunt through 4 stories they DID NOT have what we were looking for. Unacceptable customer service- read more

So glad I made the trek from where I was staying in the North End to check out this place! Four floors (plus the basement floor) of tons of antiques, vintage items, weird stuff, and some more contemporary things thrown in the mix. I seem to be attracted to weird things-did I mention they have a lot of that here? While prices of some items were higher, it really kind of depended on the seller because other items were definitely affordable or they had various summer sales going on. All in all, this place is super overwhelming. By the time I got to the top floor, I actually started to feel dizzy from looking st everything... my eyes even seemed to refuse to look anymore, they were that overstimulated. While I walked out without a purchase this time around, there's enough here to find something you'd be into either for yourself or as a fun, funky gift! read more

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Lordy I get tired walking all the floors lol an awesome selection of Antiques & collectibles that surely you'll find a new treasure. I enjoy knocking around to see what I can find. And usually do find something. Workers are nice and attentive to helping. Parking is a little wonky but once you realize where it is that problem is solved. read more

Love this place. 5 floors of antiques. If you spend time, you will be rewarded. We have purchased any number of things for us and our kids (older kids furnishing their homes). I often go to look for vinyl records. But one day we went looking for a plant stand for our apartment and stumbled upon a Majolica dragonfly plant stand which is beautiful. This place is worth a visit just to see what it's all about and maybe you'll return. I do. read more

It would have been nice if it was communicated on your website that you were closed today, but you didn't do that!! It says that you are open here on Yelp. We drove out from the south shore only to find a sign on your door saying closed. Awesome! read more

A very solid four stars for a very solid antiques shop. The immense building is crammed floor to ceiling (over five different levels) with a wealth of items from a wealth of different periods. If you unfocus your eyes and try to take everything in, you'll see a wealth of items from art deco furniture to a ship's wheel from the 19th century to milk crates from the 1950s. It's trickier to search for a specific thing, due to the sheer size of the place, the complexity of whatever organizational system they use, and the fact that employees are plainclothes and may be tough to spot. That said, if you are staring at a bare room in your home and know you need something but you're not sure what, the Cambridge Antique Market is an excellent place to go and start the search. You will be inspired. read more

My partner and I love this place! Frankly, it's a perfect date idea too! I can think of nothing more entertaining than to give each other a spending limit and then go to town in this place! There's great stuff here, especially if you're willing to hunt a little for the diamonds in the rough--which is honestly half the fun! Some items are expensive, but no one said you can't try negotiating with the vendors on their prices and many of the prices are hundreds lower than you'd find at places like Restoration Hardware, West Elm, or Crate and Barrel! Check it out! read more

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I found this shop the last day I was in Boston for my trip. It was col... super cold for this south Texan and I walked there from my hotel. I was so glad that I found this place because it was a great gem. I hate all the touristy crap whenever you visit a city, I want to go to neat little shops that I cant find here in Houston and I want to eat where the locals eat. The building is chocked full of beautiful antiques and fun vintage treasures. After about an hour of looking I decided on a beautiful 14k yellow gold bow ring with 3 diamonds. It was the only thing I got in Boston and I wear it almost every day. I am so so happy with my purchase. read more

Cambridge Antique Market - Antiques Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Like browsing through vintage stores and flea markets? Come here to the 5-6 floors of antiques. Tons of little booths filled to the brim with things from the past. Staff wanders around each floor and will help you with browsing and payment (and haggling.) It's a little hard to get to if you don't have a car - Lechmere Stop - walk down Monsiginor O'Brien Hwy for about a mile. It's after a Residence Inn hotel. Parking is right behind the building. read more

Amazing place! Filled with all kinds of trinkets, antiques and much more! Some of the items are heavily discounted and the staff is super helpful! You'll find a world of treasure and a bargain of a price. There's also great historical figures. There's so much to see; you literally need to make a couple of trips to be able to experience it all. A must place to visit while in Boston! read more

Cambridge Antique Market - Vintage Nativity Set - Antiques Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Awesome finds! It's several floors of treasures so be ready to spend some time here. The variety is wonderful... nice furniture that was in great shape, music assortment, glassware and so much more. If you enjoy looking at antiques, check this place out for sure! read more

This was a great find, multiple floors of 'finds/antiques'. Would up buying much more than I initially expected. Nice bike shop in the basement, owner was really friendly, plus an AMAZING dog! read more

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Most amazing place ever....true treasure trove:) Coming back today SANS CHILD! All day to Zone into my favorite place! read more

Cambridge Antique Market - Gorgeous Bakelite! - Antiques Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts