Such a great find! Amazing two story antique shop. They have everything from clothing to furniture to Knick Knacks. It it surprising well organized for the amount of stuff they had. We ended up leaving with some vintage magazine ads and a vintage cook book. Everything felt pretty reasonable priced there if definitely something for everyone there. I could spend hours in there if I could! Definitely worth a stop if you're into collecting and vintage items. read more

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What's New? Located in a 1927-era building that once housed the "Carmel Canning Company warehouse #2," and was granted "Historic Structure" status by the City of Monterey in 1994, one year before the Antique Mall opened in June '95. This place is by far my favorite antique store in the Bay Area, as its 21,000+ sq ft of floor space and two floors are occupied by over 100 different merchants selling everything from modern art and jewelry to old toys and abundant knickknacks. The only issue with this place is the parking situation, which can be a bit of a hassle, especially on weekends. Fortunately, it's a bit removed from the more popular Cannery Row area and on the opposite side of the Aquarium, so while it may be difficult, it's not impossible. Otherwise, come forth and feast your eyes on the treasures to behold. Just make sure you give yourself at least two hours to take it all in, or you're going to miss out on some interesting finds. read more

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I had some time to kill today while my husband was in a conference and I saw this antique mall when we were walking to dinner last night. It's not unlike any other antique mall across the US, small stalls, probably owned by individuals that pay rent to have their merchandise seen. I spent about 20 minutes in there and saw everything on both levels. Found a few things that were priced decently. The people ringing customers up or friendly and efficient. Parking is street parking and it is metered. Tax is higher than I anticipated. My total was $45 before tax and over $49 in the end. read more

I want to be fair, so I will stick to exactly what happened. A few months ago I saw a large painting at Cannery Row Antiques, dealer booth 719, listed at $1800. Yesterday I called the shop before making the trip. I spoke with Joe, described the painting, and mentioned the $1800 price. Joe did not guess at a number. He told me he spoke with the vendor herself, and that she quoted $680 for that specific painting. So this was not one employee misreading a tag. I was given a price that came, through the store's own staff, from the dealer who owns the piece. At $680 the trip made sense. I live several hours away, so I took time off work and rented a larger vehicle because the painting would not fit in my car. Gas, rental, a missed day of work. I did all of it because a price had been confirmed for me one day earlier. When I arrived, the painting was still marked $1800. Joe was not in. Chris, who helped me, was genuinely kind and I want to credit him for that. But he could not get anywhere near the quoted price, and the vendor would not honor the number I was told she herself gave the day before. Nobody disputed that the call happened. The answer was simply that the quote no longer counted. And here is the part that sits worst with me. Standing there after hours of driving, with money already spent on a rental and gas, the pressure to just pay the higher price was very real. I am not claiming anyone planned it, but the effect was identical to a bait and switch. A low confirmed price gets you in the door after a long trip, and once you are invested, the real price appears and you are expected to swallow it. A store is responsible for what its staff tells customers, and a dealer is responsible for prices quoted on her behalf. When a quote turns out to be wrong for a buyer who made clear he was driving hours to pick the item up, "nothing we can do" is not an acceptable answer. Honoring the quote, splitting the difference, covering the rental, any of those would have shown good faith. None were offered. If you are traveling any distance for an item here, get the price in writing with a name and a date before you leave your house. A confirmed phone quote from this shop cost me a full day and real money, and nobody there felt responsible for it. Owner stated in my review on google they reached out to me. They have not as of 7/17/26. read more

I want to be fair, so I will stick to exactly what happened. A few months ago I saw a large painting at Cannery Row Antiques, dealer booth 719, listed at $1800. Yesterday I called the shop before making the trip. I spoke with Joe, described the painting, and mentioned the $1800 price. Joe did not guess at a number. He told me he spoke with the vendor herself, and that she quoted $680 for that specific painting. So this was not one employee misreading a tag. I was given a price that came, through the store's own staff, from the dealer who owns the piece. At $680 the trip made sense. I live several hours away, so I took time off work and rented a larger vehicle because the painting would not fit in my car. Gas, rental, a missed day of work. I did all of it because a price had been confirmed for me one day earlier. When I arrived, the painting was still marked $1800. Joe was not in. Chris, who helped me, was genuinely kind and I want to credit him for that. But he could not get anywhere near the quoted price, and the vendor would not honor the number I was told she herself gave the day before. Nobody disputed that the call happened. The answer was simply that the quote no longer counted. And here is the part that sits worst with me. Standing there after hours of driving, with money already spent on a rental and gas, the pressure to just pay the higher price was very real. I am not claiming anyone planned it, but the effect was identical to a bait and switch. A low confirmed price gets you in the door after a long trip, and once you are invested, the real price appears and you are expected to swallow it. A store is responsible for what its staff tells customers, and a dealer is responsible for prices quoted on her behalf. When a quote turns out to be wrong for a buyer who made clear he was driving hours to pick the item up, "nothing we can do" is not an acceptable answer. Honoring the quote, splitting the difference, covering the rental, any of those would have shown good faith. None were offered. If you are traveling any distance for an item here, get the price in writing with a name and a date before you leave your house. A confirmed phone quote from this shop cost me a full day and real money, and nobody there felt responsible for it. read more

Went there once but spend there almost 2 hours! One of the most unique and cool antique places I've been! Everyone was very nice and they had a lot of cute things! read more

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Located in the heart of Cannery Row is this massive antique mall. There are two floors here and both are packed to the gills with items. Vintage toys, furniture, old nautical items, and plenty of unique artwork for your walls. I did find a few items I wanted, but all of them were on the pricey side. I will say, a lot of the items here were priced on the high side, but we are in Monterey. This antique mall is set up by sectioned off booth areas. With each booth area being owned by a different vendor. Since the vendors are not actually on site, it makes it tough to get any help with the items. I did have some pricing questions about a few pieces of artwork, but couldn't find anybody to help me out. Still, if you're in Monterey Bay, specifically the Cannery Row area this is a great place to find a unique piece and kill sometime. read more

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We visited this place over the passed Monday and as a Hispanic person, I felt very offended by this white Women weaponizing her racism on to my little boy, this lady was chasing him around checking on everything he touched, this was at the second floor. My son was carrying a set of poke-mom cards he had previously request from a glass counter and paid for himself at the first floor, and for whatever reason this lady felt the need to harass my 12 year old just trying to enjoy his acquisition, just ridiculous. Never Coming Back Here Again. Someone please Educate this lady! read more

Cannery Row Antique Mall - Pokemon cards from the glass counter - Antiques Near Me - Monterey, California

You can quite literally spend hours here if you wanted to. This is an extremely huge antique store with 2 floors that literally has anything and everything you could think of. So many cool things from the past. Has 2 private bathrooms. Honestly, I would've had a much better time here and spent longer browsing everything, but I was extremely nauseous, which has nothing to do with the actual store. I ended up buying two hot wheels as little gifts and souvenirs for my brother who has a huge collection of hot wheels. I would definitely come back. Check this place out! read more

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This is one of the best antique shops I've been to, a giant warehouse, two floors, with separate vendor spaces selling endless merchandise and rarities of all kinds, including vintage clothing, furniture, toys, disney items, bobbleheads, figurines, artwork, kitchenware, glassware, animal themed items, records, cassette tapes, music related merchandise, sports memorabilia, various signs, and more than enough to bring a feeling of nostalgia and wonder while browsing through the aisles and individual vendor spaces. Note, even though these spaces belong to different vendors (similar to a flea market or antique faire), the vendors for each are not actually present. You simply pay at the front counter register, like shopping at a regular store, as all items are clearly marked and tagged. I was amused by the many interesting clown-themed items I saw, as well as bunnies! I found a vintage tin tray with colorful clowns and animal circus performers that was just too cool to not take home, a little worn, but at a good price. I will definitely be back to explore more. read more

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I love this antique mall in Monterey! It's a short walk up from the waterfront and Cannery Row and is always packed full of interesting items to browse. It's a two floor layout and laid out nicely where the vendors aren't overly packed together. They have a few sections of crystals, some vintage posters and some vendors dedicated entirely to vintage toys. It's a great compliment to any trip to Monterey and way more interesting to browse than any of the other shops near Cannery Row. They also have a restroom, which is a huge plus-nice and clean and a good amenity to have after driving 2 hours to the area. Friendly staff who are unobtrusive but helpful and fun antique mall! read more

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I could literally spend all day here browsing at the many wonders people have treasured in the past. Always something different to gaze upon. A real eye candy store. I used to go here quite frequently because one never knows what new treasures may appear. And the prices on most items are quite resonable. If you are into antiques, then you must check this place out. Always new surprises to gaze upon. I love this place. read more

I loved this antique mall! They have a lot of cute things here. Now this is on Cannery Row so it is quite pricey, the little knickknacks aren't gonna run you $5. But I don't mind supporting local vendors and this mall. Such a chill vibe & lots to look at with their 2 stories. Guy in the front was so nice when helping us check out! 10/10 :)) read more

LOVE this place. We always FILL the car with wonderful finds. Many different dealers, so some booths definitely better than others. But lotta great finds, always. read more

I have come to this place several times and I usually have a great experience. I was there on a Monday and was charged $1,103.79 instead of $103.79 (the cashier added an extra zero). She issued a refund right away and apologized for her mistake. She gave me the receipt for the charge and the refund and sent me on my way. No issues yet, I understand mistakes happen. The issue is when I called the store the next day to asked about the refund. I noticed the charge was still pending, but there wasn't a refund pending on my account. I thought I would at least see a pending deposit. So I called and was put on the phone with the manager, Fran. I explained the situation to Fran and she said in a condescending tone "Ma'am it's going to take a few days. You have to give it time". I explained that I was just concerned because I didn't even see it pending in my account and before I could finish my sentence she said, even more rudely this time, "as I just said ma'am, it's not right away. It will take time". She didn't apologize for the incorrect charge or the inconvenience. I told her I wasn't complaining and was just concerned and didn't appreciate her condescending tone. She said "sorry if you think I'm being rude" again before I could even finish my sentence and I told her "and now you're interrupting me" and then she proceeded to hang up on me. She was rude from the beginning of the call to the end. Her team made the mistake and instead of being polite and understanding, she was condescending and rude. There's cool stuff to find here, but I'm not going back anymore. Fran is rude and has zero customer service skills. read more

Super large multi floor antique mall with many different venders and areas. If you're looking for something specific might be best to ask since they have a lot to go through. We were here on a warm day and it was pretty toasty in here, especially upstairs, so I wasn't apt to shop too long. But nice place to browse if you have the time or if you are on the search for that special item. The prices are definitely on the touristy side but still a nice variety of things. read more

If you love antiques and thrift stores you'll love this place! It was fun to walk around and see all the different kinds of stuff they have. Some people focus on certain antiques and others areas are rented for people to sell stuff. The staff were friendly and helpful. Everything seemed reasonably priced as well. Definitely worth taking the time and walking through. read more

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There's a lot to see at this antique store. I would say it's the highlight of Cannery Row, even though it's on the edge of CR. Certain things do feel like they're pricier than they should be, it'll require some digging to find good stuff. The store is mainly organized by categories and there are individual spaces for people to consign their items. Hoarding and collecting have a very slim difference, so beware of that as you go through the whole store. There were some cool things like old cameras, whole collection of vintage Playboy, then there would be some weird antique dolls that could pass for horror movies. Some of the aisles are hard to get around, so be careful as you twist and turn. read more

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This place is massive and has a variety of collections . From comic books to vintage clothing . Even had a gravestone , some urns , some dark books , definitely recommend . The staff was so friendly on the main floor . Very attentive. The second floor not so much but, she was a bit older . Lol The prices vary . We scored (3) canisters that gave us urn vibes . They are made from wood for only $59 read more

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I was visiting Monterey and looked forward to coming back to check out this giant antique store. I spent a good hour going through the store and found several items to buy. I told the person who was checking me out twice that one of the Christmas items I was purchasing was 50% off. I got the total and he took my credit card. He did not read off the items and purchase price ( which he should have). When I was given the receipt I saw he did not remove the 50% off. I was told by the manager that they could only give me a store credit because sold was sold. I commented that it was not my mistake but the store's. I didn't understand that reasoning. I did nothing wrong. She again stated she would only govern me credit. I said I didn't live here. She didn't care. She was not willing to rectify their mistake. So, this is a reminder to ask them to let you know before final sale is rung up the actual prices or you could be overcharged. read more

Very fun, and lovely staff who are reasonable and knowledgeable. There is absolutely something in here for everyone! Got a great deal on a pearl necklace and bracelet set that my boyfriend was convinced to buy once he saw me try it on, and lovely lady who works there gave us a great discount almost 50% and a free box too! read more

THE BEST ANTIQUE STIRE IVE EVER BEEN TO! I could spend -well, I have - hours in this place. I come here every time I'm on town, which is at least 10-15 times a year! A must see! read more

Lots of old things here! Dusty and looks like they have been there a long time. Aggressive pricing. Staff is helpful read more

Cannery Row Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Monterey, California

My favorite antique store! You can literally find anything here. They have jewelry, crystals, home decor, art prints, memorabilia, dolls, pottery, glass, silverware, clothing, toys, pins, antique artifacts, vintage photos etc. I come here for vintage/antique jewelry, Native American jewelry, and crystals. I have found amazing pieces here. I easily spend 2+ hours browsing. It's easy to forget time. Their prices are reasonable, but it honestly depends on what you are looking for. I also love how everyone decorates their vendor spaces! (Definitely some interior designers in the building). It's a two story building so don't forget to visit the upstairs space. Customer service is great. I highly recommend for anyone to stop by for a look. If you're looking to spend, have a budget in mind. read more

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Very cool place. Friendly and very helpful staff (sorry I didn't get names). Found some rare collector items...a bit pricey...but that's cause the seller knew what they had. Individuals can come here and rent a section of the store and put up whatever they'd like to sell. You are always in for a treat for what you may find. I will definitely be back again to rummage around. read more

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It is a fascinating place. We love antiques and they have all sorts of antiques from different cultures (western countries, Eastern Asia). We got some old bills for the kids which they collect. Street parking is limited. read more

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This place was awesome!! They had antiques my wife likes and vintage toys and collectibles I like. read more

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Excellent location and variety! You can spend a great amount of time there! Sales service were kind! read more

guy at the cash register is so rude! definitely felt like it was racial profiling. learn some customer service or get a different job. On the different note the antique shopping was fun! read more

Worst antiquing experience! I've been antiquing all around Texas and California, and New York. I've experienced antique shopping in the smallest, and more rural areas in the DFW area to small towns in Lake Elsinore but never have I experienced the racism and unpleasant staff that encountered here at Cannery Row Antiques. It's sad to say that a lot of my furniture and decor pieces that I've collected while living in this area came from this antique mall. The ladies seem to hover over me every visit. Making my shopping experience uncomfortable and unpleasant. There is one lady that has been exceptionally nicer than the all the other employees, she's the one who wears glasses and normally wears her hair up. She deserves a praise for having to work with a group of people with bad bedside manners and regularly racially profiles people. This lady was the only reason why I ever returned to this place. She is very welcoming and tries to make up for the other staffs shortcomings. If you live in the Monterey Bay Area, I would drive to Downtown Gilroy for cute vintage finds! They have a row of antique places on the whole street. read more

We had a quick trip to Monterey. Tried to rush through this place but it was very difficult. So much fun stuff to see! Will be back!!

Finally made the time to check this place out and I can't believe I hadn't sooner! This place is amazing - wide variety of really great finds here. There are restrooms and an upstairs , which I didn't get a chance to look at on this visit - I'll have to go back soon. Very impressed! read more

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Wonderful!! I go every year!! The best Antique store ever and I've been to many!! My two besties and I make it an annual event!

While riding our bikes along the coastal trail we happened upon this cool antique store. Very nice two story filled with nice inventory. We collect antique wine openers and while we saw a number of them we didn't find any we don't already have. Still fun searching for our treasures! If you're into antiquing this is a nice store visit when you're in the area. read more

Easily accessible and always fun to walk around to find the next new acquisition of history. The people are great and what is amazing and she will find things that you didn't expect that you needed. read more

Nice clean 2 story antique mall with some good treasures to be found. There is plenty of easy street parking, but it's metered.

Cool little spot to find treasures! Parking was a breeze for me on a Thursday, but it might be trickier on the weekends.

Extra huge antique mall with fantastic selection and reasonable prices. So many beautiful treasures. Glassware, restaurantware, creamers, figurines, tins & more. Must stop. read more

This antique mall is amazing! You can easily kill hours just looking through every nook and cranny! I love buying practical keepsakes from my vacations, so I bought a vintage yellow pyrex bowl for $12 bucks that I now use weekly while cooking. I will definitely be heading back here when I come back to Monterey. read more

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don't get me wrong, the antique store itself is very cute and had a lot of lovely stuff! but the old blonde lady selling lockets was so rude. i waited patiently to look at her lockets while she helped someone else, then when it got to my turn to look at the jewelry, she completely lost her pleasant demeanor and started being rude to me. then she shows me a locket and when i politely said i wasn't interested and wanted to look at the rest of the selection, she said some bs and then tells me "guilt tripping the customers usually works"...that's horrible customer service then. being pushy and rude is definitely not gonna get me to purchase your jewelry lady. i then told her i was looking for a piece similar to the necklace i had on and she asked if i knew what kind of jewelry i was wearing and if it was sterling silver or a different material. i told her i wasn't sure and she said i should know my jewelry more and that it was probably costume jewelry. at that point i'd had enough as she had already been rude to me AND my partner so we up and left cause clearly i'm not gonna buy anything from her. i probably would've bought something from the store if it wasn't for her being awful. read more