This place is pretty good I've never had a bad experience there workers are very nice and…read moreprofessionate they help you if you ask prices are semi some high and some of the areas but maybe you can lower the price if you ask

Hi there! I relocated to my new apartment and I love the new table and chairs set I purchased at…read morethe San Pedro/Central location! You guys always have what I am looking for!

Don't listen to the snobby reviews, it's a reliable community centered market every weekend. I have…read moregotten very beautiful pieces and delicious snacks, and tools I use all the time. There's something for everyone. Don't expect a flashy, It's real people selling real things.

The flea market has everything you want to know about the community; how we live and thrive as well…read moreas. Check out some of the really cool and awesome things and people at the market!

I visited this shop today because I was interested in purchasing a bicycle. I drove a considerable…read moredistance specifically to see their selection after hearing they were a welcoming, family-owned business. Unfortunately, my experience was the exact opposite. I waited patiently while the employee (said she was the owner) finished helping another customer. I did not interrupt their conversation. When she asked if I was ready to check out, I said I had a question and simply asked where the bikes were located because I wanted to look at them. Her response was, "Whatever bikes are out is out." Since I had never been to the store before, I politely asked what she meant, trying to find out whether all the bikes were displayed in one area or if there were additional bikes elsewhere. Instead of answering my question, she became increasingly rude and dismissive. My teenage son was with me and witnessed the entire interaction. To my surprise, the employee then told us to "get out of my store," even though all we had done was ask about purchasing a bike. We were shocked by how quickly the situation escalated. I understand that retail employees can be busy, and there was another customer being helped, the owner's baby crying in the background, and the employee appeared to be in a hurry. However, none of that justifies speaking to potential customers with disrespect or asking them to leave simply for asking a reasonable question. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this business. If customer service and being treated with basic courtesy are important to you, you may want to consider shopping elsewhere. This was one of the most unwelcoming retail experiences I've had, and I will not be returning.

I often buy from Vinyl Consumption, which has the absolute displeasure of being inside this…read moreestablishment. The 14-year-old girl who works in the front is hostile and has yelled at customers for seemingly no reason. I hesitated to review it, but she has a new issue every time I come in. If it's not about her parents, it seems to be about her sister or a friend. She is hateful and has a nasty attitude with almost all customers. It looks like she is never working and instead is on the phone or taking a smoke break somewhere else inside the establishment. (Yes, I have seen her e-vape first hand, and I am unsure if she is even of legal age since she appears so young.) I've wondered why they have never fired her, but she seems to be the owner's daughter. Yippee. I have read some of these other reviews, which are spot on, and have determined that if you can, try to go on a day when the 14-year-old girl is not working. I'm not sure why they even have someone so young and emotionally unstable at the front counter. Business would be better if they brought the older girl back (an employee they had before this one). She was always welcoming and offered to help me find my records when I couldn't read the letters. She was such a pretty, welcoming girl, but it seems they traded her for a tiny brat.

Hidden Gem. Don't pass this place by due to the outside look. When you walk in you are transformed…read moreinto a amazing world of unique collectibles. The person who gave a bad review due to rudeness must have different expectations than most. The people who own the place are not there to entertain you, but there to help only if needed. When I went in I got to wander around without being bugged by the staff. When I did have questions they were more than willing to help. I found newly made Mexico furniture that was just outstanding. I bought two pieces that would have cost hundreds more elsewhere. When I told the owner I was looking for a Southwest table he said "just text me the pictures of what you want & I will send it to my Vendor in Mexico. He can make it to order at a much better price than anywhere else in NM" When I went there to load my heavy pieces the owners family member came out to help me. Totally not required by them, just great people. Some prices were high, but there are many things there consignment so owner has no control over them. This is a must stop.

If you're a big fan of hounding down second-hand awesomeness, like I am, your first venture should…read moreactually be the flea market circuit. Thrift stores, much as they can unveil diamonds in the rough, are indeed labor-intensive and exhaustive. Good flea markets refuse to allow worn and torn merchandise to sit on any shelf. The Family Indoor Flea Market offers booth after booth of delightful finds, and yeah, a lot of this stuff might be sitting in your grandparent's cabin in the mountains, but there's plenty of retro goodness tucked alongside at prices that compare or often beat what you'll find at your local Goodwill. I didn't buy anything here, but I spent about a half hour admiring the goods and I can think of four or five items I'm itching to pull my consumer trigger finger on. Albuquerque is awash in flea markets, which makes a ton of sense because, hey, this entire state is about two decades behind the times and so there's plenty of Rubik's Cubes to go around. There's a ton to find, here: furniture (not couches, but tables and chairs galore), decorations, lamps, comics and kids items, you name it. And again, I was often astonished at the cost. Here's a nudge: some of these vendors are seriously desperate for a sale. Cheap, you hear me? And I can dig that. I'm cheap. Sounds good to me.

A good antique store. This location is fun because it is one of those that is really appealing to a…read moreyounger crowd of antique treasure hunters. It feels trendy and fun. It was a holiday weekend and I did not see tons of sales posted here which is a bit of a bummer. This location has vintage clothing, home items, dishes, and plenty of antique pieces. This location has a vendor near the door with a large display of soaps and brand new items (I am not sure it's soap, but it is some kind of body care). This is always a bit off-putting to me when I antique because I feel like it says that this store isn't totally committed to just antiques but will allow vendors to sell flea market items. I also shouldn't be so hard on this location they are not lying about the upscale flea aspect of their store and it is that. I think the pricing is fair here and I do think you should visit this location as you walk this fabulous strip of antique stores. The top floor has some furniture sets that are worth exploring before you finalize a furniture purchase at a neighboring antique store.

A great antique store filled to the brim ready to explore. There are many treasures waiting to be…read morefound! Great prices.

Still 4 to me staff gets a 5 customers well unique. Best…read morefinds:?sterling necklace $5, some type of old wood hook for that farmhouse chic esthetic $5. Choose quickly as I saw 3 Peruvian crosses for $1 each bam gone in a flash

This place was a bit hard for me to figure out as a newcomer, but if you're willing you dig, you…read morecan definitely find treasure. It's not a typical Goodwill store, so don't expect to find things organized by category. Besides the furniture, everything is in big bins that you rummage through, then pay by the pound (except the electronics -- they're in the bins, but have a separate price list). Things are a little dirty, but I got a few nice things that were easy to clean off. With COVID-19, they require masks to come in. Everyone was wearing one, though I did see a few customers' noses uncovered. And they also only let 25 people in at once, to allow for distance. I was told that there's a line, and you should show up before they open. So I arrived 15 minutes before opening, and got in line. But when they gave out entry tickets (in order of arrival), I was too far back in the line to get one. I had to wait around about an hour past opening time to get in. (The other people in line told me the wait time varies a lot by day. There are a lot of professional resellers who shop here every day for bargains to resell at the flea market or online.) Tip: They put out new stuff in the morning and afternoon. If you want to be first to get a chance to look through the bins, show up an hour early, and wait in line, so you can get one of the first tickets.

Large antique mall with lots of vendors! Plenty to see, something for everyone. Prices are decent…read moreand the staff are very friendly and helpful.

There is no place like the antique specialty mall. Like many other resale shops, the floor space is…read morecarved up into cubes "stores" that are individually managed. Unlike all the other resale places around - it's filled with high quality items. It's just unlike other stores. Highly recommend. I've found some items of excellent value there (like a 60 year old hand woven art rug from Afghanistan for under $50).

The crew working on shift on Sunday, October 2nd are awesome! I have done a ton of antiquing and in…read moremost shops the workers stare at you and are super jumpy. Not the case with this crew - they were super helpful without hovering. The prices are way more reasonable than my last visit a few years ago. Everything is organized and clean. I did make some purchases and I am super excited about my finds. I highly recommend!

I visited this antique store with my wife, and elderly parents. My wife needed to use the restroom…read more The staff informed us that the building owner doesn't provide restrooms for anyone--not even their own employees. That alone is ridiculous, but when I said she was full of crap they kicked me out and refused to help my elderly parents. If you're looking for a store that values basic human decency, this isn't it. Plenty of other antique shops down central with better service and, apparently, better plumbing.