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    Grand Central Station Antiques - French,  (bedroom set (bed can be seen in mirror), ca.1880, made by Bardie of Burgundy.

    Grand Central Station Antiques

    5.0(13 reviews)
    2.0 mi•Bayview-Hunters Point
    •$$

    I am a long-time customer who can say without a doubt that Grand Central Station Antiques is…read moreabsolutely the best place to seek out classic European and American antiques in the Bay Area. The business is enormous, housed in a huge warehouse on Bayshore. I only wish it were double it's size, and that my home were double the square footage so I could buy more! Grand Central Station Antiques hits the sweet spot with quality and price. I can say without a doubt that you will not find a larger selection anywhere in the Bay Area at these prices. Robert, who's been running the business for decades, is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and always helpful in locating the perfect item for one's home. I have included pictures of some of my favorite and unusual finds. My friends all joke that I now present as a rich heiress, but the truth is, is that I spent comparatively little in furnishing my apartment with items I found at Grand Central Station Antiques. Purchasing antiques provides quality you just can't find in newly manufactured furniture, and honestly, one won't pay more (or much more) than their modern equivalencies. Antiques have soul, history, and create rich warmth and beauty for your home - priceless! Note that Grand Central Station Antiques will also provide careful, professional delivery for a very reasonable extra charge.

    I can highly recommend both the merchandise quality and excellent service to be found at Grand…read moreCentral Station Antiques on Bayshore Blvd. As a satisfied customer for over twenty years, I have collected treasured pieces selected by the discerning eye of Robert McCartney, GCSA's buyer and manager. The prices are always fair and the selection is like no other in the Bay Area. I have a particular interest in bookcases and shelves to house a growing book collection. At GCSA I've discovered a number of wonderful European 19th and 20th century classic items to display our collections, as well as beautiful oriental rugs, art pieces and practical household items. You won't be disappointed with the wide selection and the outstanding care which Robert and his team apply to their merchandise. I can also attest to the prompt delivery and exceptional attention given by the delivery team to delicate and heavy items. One extremely large (over 9 ft wide and nearly 12 ft high) walnut Victorian bookcase with glass doors had to be installed as a single piece. It was expertly handled and placed. You won't be disappointed. I've attached a few images of pieces found at GCSA that I treasure.

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    Grand Central Station Antiques - English mahogany breakfront, ca.1880.

    English mahogany breakfront, ca.1880.

    Grand Central Station Antiques - Pier fireplace mirror, from San Francisco Pacific Heights Victorian, in the Eastlake/Aesthetic Movement style, ca.1880.

    Pier fireplace mirror, from San Francisco Pacific Heights Victorian, in the Eastlake/Aesthetic Movement style, ca.1880.

    Grand Central Station Antiques - Pair of American, hand-thrown planters, ca.1950; Mason's ironstone urn, ca.1820.

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    Pair of American, hand-thrown planters, ca.1950; Mason's ironstone urn, ca.1820.

    The Box SF - Vegan cheese was impressive smooth and tasty

    The Box SF

    4.8(96 reviews)
    2.0 mi•SoMa
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    I've been here a couple of times for their craft and artisan food fairs, and it's a really cool…read morespace! The building was a printing press back in the day, so it's a bit of a maze but that's part of the charm. I've discovered some amazing local businesses. I recently went to their February artisan food fairs, and bought some delicious food products. They had a variety of food vendors: hot sauces, honey, dips, cookies, teas, and more. As for the craft fairs, respect jewelry, candles, cutting boards, and even a few food vendors. That's where I discovered Apisol, a woman-owned company based in the Peninsula that makes delicious sparkling honey beverages. Don't miss the vintage store on the first floor, which has really unique vintage products like postcards, buttons, posters, and more. There are so many fairs in the city, but the vendors here are ones that I haven't seen anywhere else. So check out their insta or their website for dates to their upcoming fairs.

    Check the website for The BoxSf Eat me artisan Food Fest for current schedule which weekend they…read morehave this. I never heard of this place until a fellow Yelper brought this up to me and I said SFBox? I never heard or been in this location before and I am sure most of you never heard of this place either unless you search for history of the William Randolph Hearst printing press building so many years ago. The building was built in 1926 as a printing plant for the San Francisco Examiner. It is a nice mixed use building like a nice cozy maze to explore the nice layout and architecture of the old print shop. So upstairs about 2 floors and vendors are scattered so it's like a hunt for them, almost like a needle in haystack. Lol Well it's not that hard as you won't miss anyone. Too floor that where you will satisfy your sweet tooth . Yummy. The vendors that were there were a nice mix from tea, cheese, spices, India coffee , Turkish spreads, ice cream, giant cookies, healthy drinks, spreads, and I am sure you will find something you will enjoy. I don't normally buy stuff, but the honey , red beet, 2004 sweet land Bingdao $95 brick tea that is aged 21 years that can make 175 tea servings for $95, Il Fiorello basalmic vinegar was thick and smooth great texture and syrupy taste very captivating and Taste of Levant tahini and their chocolate jar of molasses was excellent and I had to buy them. Yummy in my tummy! Not sure if same vendors will be there again, so catch them the at your farmers market, festivals or next Eats event!

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    The Box SF - Check the website for The BoxSf Eat me artisan Food Fest for current schedule which weekend they have this.

    Check the website for The BoxSf Eat me artisan Food Fest for current schedule which weekend they have this.

    The Box SF - First floor letterpress sales floor, it's like a trip back in time and things are for sale!

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    First floor letterpress sales floor, it's like a trip back in time and things are for sale!

    Antique & Art Exchange - Belle Époque Duchesse Brisée / Récamier / Fainting-Couch, France or Sweden circa 1900

    Antique & Art Exchange

    4.8(28 reviews)
    1.8 mi
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    I've dreamed of owning a tall Victorian-style mirror my whole life. Recently, when I moved into an…read moreapartment with high ceilings, it finally felt like the right time to find one. I started searching online but couldn't find anything close to what I had in mind. Then I remembered the antique shop near my old apartment, the one run by such lovely people with an amazing eye for beautiful pieces. So I went there, hoping to get lucky. As soon as I walked in, I saw many lovely mirrors, but none that matched the one I'd been imagining. Just then, Howard asked if I was looking for something specific. I told him about the mirror I'd been dreaming of, and he smiled and said, "I just bought one like that." He showed me a photo on his phone, and it was the one. He told me it would arrive on Monday, but I was leaving town for work and worried I might lose my chance. Howard kindly promised to hold it for me until I returned. When I came back, I hoped he had kept his word,and he had. There it was, waiting for me: the gorgeous Victorian mirror I'd dreamed of all my life. Not only did he keep his promise, but he also gave me a generous discount, saying that the mirror was meant to be mine. They delivered it to my second-floor apartment with great care and professionalism. I absolutely love it and feel so grateful to Antique & Art Exchange SF for helping make a lifelong dream come true.

    When in San Francisco you must visit their boutique. Some of my favorite chinoiserie pieces come…read morefrom this place. Their taste is exquisite. And regarding antique pricing they work with you. Sometimes I wonder if I need a new suite or a furniture piece and a furniture piece always wins. If you're looking for a great find, they have one of the best selections.

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    Antique & Art Exchange - French Antique Giltwood Mirror, circa 1880

    French Antique Giltwood Mirror, circa 1880

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    Antique & Art Exchange - Anglo-Indian Satinwood and Ebony Writing Table, circa 1830

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    Anglo-Indian Satinwood and Ebony Writing Table, circa 1830

    Alameda Point Antiques Faire

    Alameda Point Antiques Faire

    4.2(365 reviews)
    7.6 mi
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    This is a fun place to go! It's antiquing on a grand scale. Set on the old runway at Alameda Naval…read moreAir Force Base, right next to the loading docks. There are hundreds of booths. There are lots of bathrooms. There is food. There is a parking lot. I can tell you that later in the day it's going to be hard to get parking. There will be a super long line to get in there. So we don't go very often but it's fine. You could spend like three or four hours walking through the whole place. The vendors are super friendly. With hundreds of birth comes tons of selection and the value is pretty good. You can get good deals.

    Every first Sunday you can find some hidden gems at Alameda Flea. From DVD, VHS tapes, rustic…read morepaintings, clothing, rugs to beer steins - there is no shortage of items. However, the parking situation can be quite tedious when arriving after 10am. The entrance fee varies based on the time you come in, with the most expensive being when they open at 6am ($20). My family and I got there around 11am and it was a $10 entrance fee. They do allow re-entries so long as you get a handstamp before exiting. Today was my first time visiting and I was taken aback by how pricey a lot of items were - especially the clothing. Many were priced higher than new items. The food vendors present were underwhelming. We had Donna's Tamales and it was quite bland and overpriced. They charged me $18 for 2 corn chili tamales. My husband and I had hoped to find some items for our new spot, but left empty handed. Not sure I will be back for how marked up the items were.

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    Alameda Point Antiques Faire
    Alameda Point Antiques Faire
    Alameda Point Antiques Faire

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    Lindenauer Isak Antiques - antiques - Updated September 2026

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