I appreciate so many things about this place. The sheer size alone can have you hunting through vintage items for hours - it's my favorite place to stop after a long drive to get out and stretch my legs. Many different items/ booths to wander, some curated, some raw, all equally can hold a buried treasure somewhere. I always see things I like and/ or want to buy, but appreciate the wide selection the most. As others have mentioned, the building can be quite cool in the off-season, and probably heats up in the summer. Definitely my go-to whenever I'm here. read more

One look at the outside told me there is a lack of pride from the owner. The general condition of the building looks to be poorly maintained. Several remarks mention leaking ceilings and smell of mildew...It's probably a better choice to go the beach .... read more

This place is a massive maze of items. While some booths are well-organized others are quite messy. Huge variety of items. Overall it was a fun, albeit slightly chaotic business to roam through. read more

This is a big consignment antique store but many of the areas look abandoned and mis matched. One of the few times we found zero. read more

North Coast Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Seaview, Washington

Went there twice during business hours to find them closed. Then we drove by leaving town and they were open outside business hours. Strange. read more

I'm not a thrift shopper - but we've cruised in here a couple of times. Lots of stuff to gawk at. Lots of stuff to say 'I remember these!'. Lots of stuff to say "WTF??!" Its big, and drafty. Its unheated, so on chilly days bring a coat and stocking cap! Maybe even an umbrella, some leaks in the ceiling too. Prices seemed reasonable to me. Some of the stations were disorganized and unkempt, is the goal to entice me to tidy up? I've seen a couple things that piqued my interest, but havent bought anything yet. As typical, there's a mask mandate sign on the door, but not enforced, so if you're ignorant and dont care about anyone but yourself you wont be forced to wear one. read more

Every member of our family found treasures here to be mementoes of our trip! So much better than a t-shirt or magnet!

For the consummate thrift store / antique / Knick knack shopper this antique mall could be your gold mine. It is so extensive and maze like you can almost get lost. Chocked full with anything snd everything! read more

North Coast Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Seaview, Washington

This place was so amazing! I had no idea it was here but saw the old building sitting back and was like "ohhhh interesting.." don't let appearances fool you it is MUCH bigger then it looks. Like massively so. Every time I thought we had found the end, there was another twist and turn and side building and walk away. We spent 2+ hours searching for stuff and probably missed more then we saw. I could have spent hundreds of dollars cause there was way to much goodies. Definitely worth a stop in. read more

This is quite a huge mall for starters. If I were just reviewing my experience this might be a three star review but my husband really likes digging through the comics here so I had to add a star just because that alone gets him to enter an antique mall with me. I've only been for the first time recently and we've already been back four times. My primary impression is that it's cold in here folks seriously if you're going in the fall or winter or anytime it's cold outside it's going to be even colder in this building, so bring a jacket first point. Second point there is such a massive amount of stuff that it's just impossible to really even see what's there it's like if hoarder home met opportune dimly lit warehouse. Nice enough guy running the place. I assume it's his business. If you are looking for an antique mall where you're going to find the deal of the century, this might feel like the place when you first walk in. But it's not. Doing cross, referencing on the types of items I'm interested in via eBay, Etsy, and just basic Google search. things seem pretty fairly priced. So since I'm mostly looking for items to resell, that's not the greatest for me. Also, there is just a lot of junk to go through. I can't really think of a nicer way to put it. I would recommend you check it out. It is so eclectic that there's literally something for everyone in there and if you like beer and you go in the afternoon or evening hop over across the street to the north jetty brewing an excellent little local brewery and taphouse serving some really good beer read more

Mostly just a huge mess of random objects. I personally didn't find anything of significance but that depends on the person. Overwhelmingly messy along with a leaky roof. read more

Dress warm in the winter because it is freezing in there and you will want to stay a while bc it is HUGE! We stayed for two hours just going through every nook and cranny. Super fun place to dig. Just like any antique mall some of the prices seemed absurdly high while others were fair and if you like to look hard like we do then you will find the DEAL prices! The owner is friendly and helpful. Can't wait to go back when I'm in the area again. read more

This place is overwhelmingly huge. There is so much here so either expect to be here for at least an hour or get overwhelmed and bale. The musty overtone of the place got to me about 30 min in and I had to go. The place is super old school and the guy had to write out each item onto a little card and then check people out. So the check out process was arduous to be generous and then his CC machine was down. There are finds here but it's chaotic. read more

Miles of garbage. Not antiques, just landfill. It was like walking around in an episode of HOARDERS.

It took a few tries to catch this place when it was open, because it closes fairly early even on weekends (5 pm). Make sure to go early -- there is so much stuff to see in this giant, multi-room antique barn that you'll want to allow yourself plenty of time. When you come in, there's an outer patio area with furniture and larger wood items, and then the mall itself begins inside. Several large rooms are divided into smaller individual sellers' stalls, and there's a large small-town street scene mural painted on the back wall of one of the bigger rooms. It's pretty mind-boggling. The quality of the stuff ranges pretty widely and the sellers aren't on hand to ask questions directly, so you're kind of on your own. I saw an IKEA highball glass with a $5 price tag -- part of a set of 6 that I bought for about $5 total a few years ago. With so much stuff and so many sellers, it's equal parts garage sale and antique mall, so don't assume that it's actually vintage or antique just because it's there. However, prices are pretty reasonable overall, especially on their art. We took home a couple of pieces of wood art for under $10 each. It's definitely worth spending an hour or two browsing around all the crazy stuff they have in here, and you just might find something worthy of Marsh's Museum! read more

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My wife and I went to this mall and browsed the many aisles. Interesting collection of stuff. When we arrived, the man at the counter was busy, so any kind of greeting wasn't possible. However, as we were browsing, we walked by him when there was no one there. I said "Hi" and smiled as we were walking by. His response was a blank stare and NO greeting at all. Maybe I expect too much from business owners by expecting a friendly greeting and a smile. I'm in his store looking for a chest of drawers ready to spend money and I DO expect a modicum of civility from someone who wants to sell something to me. I didn't get at this mall and I won't go back. Three stars for all the stuff. No stars for civility, minus two stars for rudeness. read more

This place is a blast! There is something for every picker who loves a good dig. The place is huge, full, winding pathways leading to more treasures, and like shopping at 200 different stores under one roof. Best place to go when you're bored at the beach and looking for a little junk therapy. Nostalgia, antiques, collectibles, books, furniture, decor for your beach house, vintage clothes and clothes cuz you forgot your sweatshirt, I can't list it all here, too much! Over the years I've found my favorite booths and there's always new ones coming in. Plan to spend a couple hours. Public restrooms in town. If you don't like the price, look in the next booth or do a friendly haggle up front. Bring a jacket in the winter, realize you're in a drafty warehouse that withstands ocean storms. Lines at the front counter can sometimes be three deep but since the pandemic we're all used to it by now. Nice man at the counter and I never leave empty handed. Diamond in the rough, experience it. read more

This place is so big and has so much stuff you may get lost. Antiques, new stuff, vintage, and yes junk, something for everyone and really great prices. So much fun, plan at least 2 hours to just do one pass through. read more

I love this place. . . It's huge and so many vendors with unusual items. I'm all about the furniture and there's always a great selection. . I never fail to bring an item or 5 home with me. . . Martin's a super nice guy too. . I'll be back. read more

Neat and really huge antique mall with tons of stuff. We didn't find anything for us, but we'd definitely go back to check it out again. Prices were reasonable and fun to explore. read more

There's so much great stuff here, and I always find a treasure. We come here several times a year and can spend a couple hours exploring.

Incredible gem where you can literally wander for hours. First stop we make whenever we visit long beach.

Great, LARGE antique mall. Soemthing for eveyrone. A great place to go exploring!

Our first time there I got separated from my sister and it took us half an hour to find each other again. This place is huge! We both found several great items and I'll be sure to come here again any time I'm in the area. read more