This little shop is a great fit for those who love glassware, old-timey sheet music, figurines, and…read moreother vintage and kitschy "treasures". Pricing is reasonable and parking is easy.

Small but lots of hidden gems. Different catagories of items here, from children to cookware to…read moreclothing. Service is fairly attentive, would definitely stop by and see what you can find.

I love to treasure hunt here. Yes it's chaotic, but that's a big part of the fun. I always find…read moreinteresting items at really good prices.

flea market lots of people are buying lots of people that are selling all kinds of different stuffread more

I bought yesterday $ 360 dollars in souvenirs but when I checked the bag there's was only a few…read morethings, I got a big surprise today, I think they kept the rest of my stuff and only gave half of my shopping, please check your bags before getting out of this store, I feel l was robbed in Vegas what a shame

Small thrift store on the hill. It won't take you long to go thru. Lots of clothing. An eclectic…read moremix of kitchenware, jewelry and memorabilia. Go here to find a treasure. I found a Vintage scarf from Mervyn with the tag still on it. Lady was nice.

A great all volunteer operation for the community. The best way to get involved with your…read morecommunity.

Honestly a good, classic little thrift shop. Prices for regular clothes* are very reasonable,…read moreselection is okay (it's not a big place), things are organized, and there's usually volunteers around to help you look if you're in search of something specific. Believe me when I say it's very small and not suitable for strollers or dogs. Small to no kids clothing section but there are some games and kids books. Limited hours so plan your time wisely. Checkout time can be a wait. *There are a couple of "special" racks which are priced accordingly.

When nothing is the same and everything is closed, the few remaining vendors, musicians and artists…read morethat continue to sale their wares, burn incense and play live music give me nostalgia, and small comfort that some things may never change, The Flea Market is a fraction of what it used to be, the years and times have not been kind to it, sad to see it go.

I used to go to this often before the pandemic and was in the area today, so I stopped by when I…read moresaw the sign The sign is about all that's left. There might've been five tables. No food, no performance no music. Hope it comes back

Hubbers and I followed a sign that said something about dog treats (we had the pup in tow) and…read morefound the spot as well as a few more pop-up tents of goodies! So it turns out, the treat isn't just for our fur baby, it was for us as well. There are plenty of items each vendor has to offer: dog treats, clothing, bags, jewelry, etc. Most of them handmade and unique. Looking for something special for you or to give as a gift? You might just find it here. And yes. We ended up getting the puppers something nice! A great discovery indeed!

This was a cute market and I visited it last year. I noticed it because it was located in the area…read morewhere I usually park my car. I don't know if they are doing this regularly on 4th street, because I've been in school and don't haven't got out much socially. It was kind of rainy so I didn't spend too much time walking around. But I liked it. At one point, when I was making and selling soaps, I would have been looking for a way to join them. It was nice to see this event and not have to worry about the hustle and how I would join. But it was nice, nothing I wanted to buy, nothing inspiring, but I liked being there. This marketplace was not huge, but it was nice. It wasn't very diverse and when I went to the website, I saw that their markets aren't geared towards us. But select people who live in fancy places. Not their fault and not a reason for losing a star, but there may have been a disconnect because of the selection of vendors and their wares. People were pretty nice but they wanted to make a sale and I understand that because that used to be me. You smile and greet each person and look them in the eye hoping that it will result in a sale. It usually doesn't. Which is why I left that business.

I hadn't been here in such a long time, and coming back felt like coming home…read more I recently brought my sister here to look for crystals, sage, obsidian, and to replace my beloved rose quartz heart. The moment I walked through the doors, I felt nothing but positive, peaceful energy. This place has always held a special place in my heart, and the nostalgia hit me instantly. I was overwhelmed with gratitude that they're still here, and I truly hope they never close their doors. I found beautiful amethyst beads, amethyst hearts, a gorgeous rose quartz heart, black obsidian beads, and even the cutest little jade ring. The best part of my visit was recognizing a familiar face. The sweet woman working there smiled and said, "Welcome back," and immediately I felt at home. There's something incredibly special about leaving a place for over a decade, returning, and feeling like nothing has changed--in the absolute best way. This shop has been a part of the San Pablo community since I was a little kid, and I'm so thankful it's still here. If you're ever in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. They're conveniently located right next to the post office. Whether you're spiritual, looking for crystals, incense, sage, jewelry, beads, unique gifts, souvenirs, or beautiful little treasures, they truly have something for everyone with great prices. Thank you for creating a place that feels warm, welcoming, and full of love. I'll definitely be back much sooner this time.

Get ready to go on the biggest crystal treasure hunt of your life !!!!!!!…read more I spent about 5 hours here today literally crawling on my hands and knees with a flashlight. Search high, search low, search deep and take your time as your new crystal energy awaits. Don't rush or you just might walk by the greatest treasure on earth. There is a little something for everyone here. And an awesome place for gifts. I met Susan at a local gem show in Santa Rosa at her Lucky Handicraft booth. I can not imagine doing business with anyone else and knew that I must see her 2 stores. Go full or pack snacks because this can be an all day event. Thankfully they have a bathroom for you to use. Susan has always been so generous with me. She is very patient with me and I really like her as a person. The other staff members are very helpful. They do an excellent job of packing up your order and handling it with care. From pocket rocks to statement pieces this store has it all and it's easy to go nuts in here. Impulse control, which, I had none today......LOL They have a larger store in San Pablo and I visited both locations today. No one will beat her prices, selection or legendary deals. I can't wait to come back. This place is a must

In preparation for 3 separate Halloween parties (including Yelp's Day of the Dead! in Sacramento &…read moreYelp's Jet Set Fête in Oakland) over the weekend just before All-Hallows-Eve itself , I came across the perfect costume accessory at this funky little shop in Point Richmond. From the outside, the Art Lounge looks like a traveling circus crashed into a BDSM dungeon. Inside, however, is not a fetishist's paradise. It's more like a temple to all things kitsch. Every square inch in this place, from floor to ceiling, is packed with various trinkets, baubles, curios & knickknacks. The curator of this bizarre bazaar is a nice & lovely lady with plenty of stories of her travels during which she procured some of the interesting items for sale in the shop. While purchasing my Day of the Dead necktie, she shared a few tidbits about a tray of handmade costume jewelry pieces she had brought back from Croatia. The Art Lounge is a funky cool shop with an eclectic selection of odd & off-center accessories, ornaments & jewelry. I'm sure the next time I need that 1 weird piece to complete an ensemble for a Yelp event or whatever, I'll be back here to get it.

I was surprised to find so many stores are closed on Labor Day. Perhaps I spend most Labor Days at…read morehome BBQing. But this year we were headed to do some hiking in Point Richmond and ended up walking around downtown instead. Walking in here was initially a little overwhelming. That's because there is so much stuff. And it's all so unique and sparkly and fun. From dressed up rubber duckies (probably 100 different ducky outfits!!) to jewelry and watches, to furry coats perfect for Burning Man. We walked around and found a great hat for my husband and a headband for me. Crochet pens fashioned to resemble adorable animals and sparkly pins to put on your collar; there was so much to look at. A small room in the back has an adults-only section with some awesome naughty birthday, get well, and wedding cards. We grabbed a few! It's not a spacious store and it's not huge, but it's medium small-size is separated into a couple even smaller room sections. The prices were great (our total came to $21.25) and we really had fun talking to the nice lady that was working. It wasn't her store but she was very friendly and we wouldn't have known it wasn't if she hadn't told us. A great employee and a great stop on our visit to Point Richmond. Note: The sister store, Park Place Lounge, is only a few doors up the street. It has more clothing and shoes and nicer pieces of jewelry, but is much smaller.