If you are attending the. Great Southwestern Antiques Show at Expo New Mexico be sure to also check…read moreout Antiques & Things on Central Avenue at Monroe. Lots of vendors with great selection of boots, books, pottery, artwork, posters.

I didn't find a treasure today, but there are so many to be found! The staff are very friendly and…read morehelpful. There is a large array of vendors with reasonable prices. I love the variety of this store. The spaces are well organized and all filled with vendors. I saw some unique items here that I have never seen which always pumps me up!

Love this place! They always have something I simply have to have! From furniture, jewelry, to…read morefancy wine glasses, I enjoy visiting them. Perfect finishing touches for any occasion!!

One of my favorite places to browse (and buy)! Wonderful…read morechoices of home goodies as well as beautiful jewelry Men and women, mostly women Ladies purses etc High quality items, you won't find junk here Some items very old Closed on Sundays Close at 3pm M-Sat Check out restaurants close by, they are excellent I highly recommend a visit!!

My family and I regularly visit Affordable Antiques. The items are always affordable, there is…read moreamazing selection, and the owner is always willing to negotiate. Our favorite part is running into Dave, the pitbull. Who sits in the office looking like a perfect angel. This is a must visit if you're antiquing for great furniture in Albuquerque!

An amazing store with a beautiful selection of furniture! This is my favorite antique shop in…read moreAlbuquerque--affordable, welcoming, and full of treasures that true collectors will recognize and appreciate.

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.

I would return. I love antique stores where you know there is a deal waiting to be found. This…read morestore is more high class than a thrift store but not as over-priced or pretentious as a Brass Armadillo (big city antique store chain). Items were responsibly priced. Each Beanie Baby was $4.00. It's a bit cluttered but that's the adventure! As another reviewer mentioned the owners are wonderful people. This is the type of place you should visit and purchase something at because you want to support local business owners. Some items you would find here: toy collectibles - beanie babies, my little pony, Barbie, McDonald's toys, cookware, really unique items like a wooden tic tac toe board, Christmas ornaments, furniture, and some great tea pots.

The owners are a sweet elderly couple who don't sell anything online. I like shopping here just to…read moresupport them. I think their business is REALLY struggling with the construction on 4th St, so I'm hoping this review will help get some locals in to keep them going. It's mostly smalls... figurines, knick knacks, glasses, decor, collectibles, some art, etc. Not too many things I'm usually in the market for, but I did find an amazing early 1900s coat rack, and they let me buy one of their display cases. They had a good selection of southwest jewelry for awhile, but last time I went in some savvy shopper had swooped nearly all of it up. They usually have some rusty dusty antiques out front, so it's easier to spot from the road. They have a small dedicated parking lot too. Give 'em a look!

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.

Stopped by this little store and was delighted at what I found inside. Great selection of vintage…read moreclothing and home items. The owner was so kind and picked out a great pair of pants for me that were very reasonably priced. This shop was a nice change from the tourist places and expensive jewelry stores galleries that can be found in Old Town. Absolutely worth a visit.

I love this place and can spend hours here. In response to some of the complaints I see here, some…read moreitems are priced by the individual sellers, many of the estate items are limited in pricing flexibility (yes, because of the court - appraisals are done independently and submitted to the court for approval). It's a fun shop and you never know what you might find. I've never had a problem with Roger or his staff.

Excellent place. Wish I had more time during my time in Albuquerque. Can't wait for a trip to go…read moreback. I wish they had a website to make purchases.