Great store and lots to look at! I picked up a bunch of vinyl that I've been looking for, for ages!

Large selection of everything under the sun! Antiques mixed in with new stuff to things that should be in Goodwill imo. Just not what we were looking for! read more

It's really nice inside. The stores they have in there so far are good. They just have a lot more to fill for me to go back. I'll try it again once more stores are in. read more

Kalama Vintage Warehouse - Stuff! Lots of stuff - Antiques Near Me - Kalama, Washington

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I planned to make a quick stop Kalama Vintage Warehouse, but ended up spending at least a couple of hours because the deceptively small entrance concealed what was in store for me. This antiques collective features at least 40 different vendors. I was impressed with the displays and pricing. There are even some regional specialty food items. Highly Recommended! read more

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Stopped in for a bit of shopping and found some great deals! The lady there was so very nice and helpful! She knew the stock well, but, was not pushy. We ended up getting a Wash Stand and a double decker cookie/food stand. She helped us make sure everything would fit out the door and into our SUV. She was kind enough to lone us a dolly to get the wash stand into our SUV. She was super-fast with her tools and tape measure. We are very happy with everything and look forward to shopping there again! read more

Let me start by saying, they have some really good finds in here. We love the store itself..... However..... Myself, my husband, and our daughter went in on *Saturday, some time in-between *3:00 and closing, and had one of the most terrible customer service experiences. The cashier working that day-(*older gal, long brown hair w/bangs and glasses)-, was SO unapproachable and unprofessional. First, she kept eyeballing my respectful older teen daughter, to the point my daughter felt uncomfortable. My daughter overheard her giving another customer the *option*of keeping their purchases up front while they shop. She later approached my daughter, and while she was polite, she didn't make it *optional* for my daughter to leave her purchases up front, but rather was more so *telling* my daughter. While it's nice that they *offer* that, the fact that it wasn't an *offer* for my daughter, left a bad taste in our mouth .. when I crossed paths with this woman, I smiled at her, I got no smile in return, just a dry "can I help you find anything?" as she stared at us ...... Uh, no thank you... ((Awkward)) As if that wasn't enough of an uncomfortable experience, it gets worse... We had our eye on a piece of furniture. When we made our way back to it, the price tag was missing. So naturally I went to *politely* ask about it. When the cashier saw the piece I was interested in, she didn't communicate anything to me, she just started walking away while shouting across the store: "someone's trying to buy your cabinet!" "Someone's trying to buy your cabinet!" this left me confused as to whom she was even talking to.. was it the seller?? As she started to walk away I started to follow her, only to realize she was talking to another customer-(a customer that ?apparently? bought the piece). She then proceeded to exaggerate my interest in the cabinet to the other customer. You know, as if I wasn't even there... So professional right? It might be helpful to put *SOLD* on something if you don't want to be*politely*& *innocently*asked about it!-(NOTE:she never did put "sold" on it). I just brushed her behavior off, and later we went to pay for the few treasures we found. We just happened to end up in line behind the customers that bought the cabinet. No big deal, except for the fact that this woman-(the cashier), was talking about me AGAIN to the customers. And making my, polite inquiry, about the cabinet into a *big deal*. I kept hoping it would get dropped but she continued going on about the whole thing, at one point I heard her (in a hushed voice) repeating my inquiry about it, in a way that was belittling me. And this was while we were standing right there! I found myself having to *respectfully* speak up ,twice, in hopes she would just DROP IT. She didn't drop it, up until the customers left. It was completely uncalled for, unprofessional, and unnecessary! *Childish* is the other word that comes to mind. Please note, I was nothing but nice and respectful to this woman, and so was my daughter and husband, even when she was behaving poorly. She had absolutely no reason to carry on like this. She really went the extra mile to make sure we were good and uncomfortable. Almost deterring us from buying anything at all. And for what...? Is this really how this employee conducts business? I'm going to go out on a limb and assume this isn't the owner, due to the sheer unprofessionalism and blatant RUDENESS. Shop owners don't deter people from giving them business. I would hope this type of behavior isn't tolerated or condoned. This isn't our first time coming here either, and we have always been treated with respect (by other employees). So this was a first for us at this establishment. We were shocked. At this point we don't know if we'll be back.. But our bizarre experience definitely deserved a review! read more

Always find a treasure here - huge selection, reasonable prices, nice people! Well worth the trip.

Warehouse is right, and itʻs deceiving as the door is small, but leads to a great antique store. Lots of stuff to see. Nice place to go when itʻs cold outside. read more

Kalama is a charming town off of I-5 about 45 min north of Portland. The downtown area is a few blocks long but filled with mom and pop shops especially antiques. We stopped by here and it's much bigger than it looks. It's light and bright with organized and well curated booths. The pricing is reasonable here. The very front booths are more industrial farmhouse chic and then the product varies as you get further back dating back to early 1900's. It was fairly easy to navigate and flowed really well. read more

This place is fun , love the paint but I have to tell about an experience I had, recently my friend and I were shopping there and we bought a few things, I was trying to decide if I wanted one of those tables or not because I tend to just buy them in pairs because they sell better. We had told her that we were going to buy it but we hadn't quite made up our minds and we're still shopping around and collecting our items. When we got to the counter she charged my friend for the table that I was looking at and instead of just refunding it as we asked her to she told me that I could just give her the $20. It's only $20 and it's not that big of a deal but at the same time I felt it was a very strong arm way to push me to make a decision to buy it. We did not have room in the car and we do not live that close to her and the very next day we called her and said we were not gonna be able to make it and asked if she would just refund the $20 to my friends card and she said no! We are filing a complaint and we are also going to post some reviews and let people know just to be careful and be aware of this tactic. I feel it was very dishonest and very pushy and we did not get the table and she still has our money read more

This place is a nice local spot to find home decor. They also sell fusion mineral paint with a decent amount of options. I'm giving 4 starts for two reasons: its not an adult establishment yet they had a huge cardboard cut out of a nearly naked woman displayed which I felt was inappropriate for a place where children are welcome, and made me uneasy. Also, I've purchased paint from here where it had been damaged in shipping (?) and the lid was literally glued on by the paint. After making that mistake (took over 5 solid minutes of cutting at the lid to open it) I now check all lids and noticed the last time I was looking at paint there, that there were other containers exactly like this. So if you're going for paint, check the seal/lids. This place also has a nice, clean and accessible bathroom. Nobody has ever tried forcing me to wear anything against my will, if you catch my drift. So, I'll continue giving them my business read more