What a difference five years makes. We have lived nearby (15 miles) for many years. We used to enjoy visiting Webb's on a Saturday or Sunday and spending an hour or two browsing. We had not been there since before the Chinavirus. Well, we will likely not be going back. I suspect that the place may have sold. No longer is it an inviting place with lots of treasures. For starters, the short road back off of Hwy 41/441 is in terrible shape. That's not a big deal. But it sort of sets the tone. No longer are you greeted by friendly people when you walk in. Quite the contrary, actually. You feel as if you're being watched. It was a warm (80 degree) December day when we visited. They, obviously, did not have the air conditioning turned on. They should have. Both my wife and I found ourselves sweating. Neither of us had seen the entire place before we decided to leave. It just wasn't enjoyable anymore. To top it off, they were playing hideous 70s & 80s pop music inside. I love good rock 'n' roll. But this was worse than typical "classic rock". It was song after song of the same stuff that I grew sick of hearing 30+ years ago. To add insult to injury, the music was being played over crappy speakers. It was downright annoying. NO music would have been a vast improvement. Again, even though we live nearby, we won't be going back. read more

Acres and acres and acres of antiques. Last time I went I found an ancient flow blue plate from England with a fabulous price on it. Also a platter in the same booth. You never know what you're going to find. Prices are reasonable. What fun. Nothing like having to redo your whole wall of plates because you found a treasure read more

Massive place with some things you've never seen. They have plenty of knickknacks and hand crafted items of all sorts. There is even a booth with mystery Christmas gifts of all sizes already wrapped for only $2.00. read more

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The best Antique family business! The owner responded to me & his lovely daughter & husband came to our home to look at our treasures & bought many things. read more

Absolutely impressive! Webb's Antique Mall showcases 400+ dealers of all backgrounds and expertise in hundreds of different booths, all under one BIG roof. Do not let the name of the establishment give you a wrong picture of what you might expect to see. There were antiques, vintage memorabilia, retro pieces, and many more time eras that are covered in this store. You will spend hours here, hunting and picking for your perfect piece. With the amount of inventory at Webb's, you are more than likely to leave with a couple bags of purchases. Personally, I came to Webb's with the intention to find vintage clothing and accessories. I left more than satisfied. I was able to find vintage Tommy Hilfiger pieces that I have never seen before. I was able to purchase brand new (in the bag) Olympic shirts for under $20 I will definitely come here every other month for when vendors restock their booths. Thank you for existing, Webb's Antique Mall. Thank you to the kind and happy hearted staff for helping me as well - Ansel Ponce Diama read more

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Huge multi-dealer complex. Wide variety of merchandise, most of the products are the common variety. Center of mall has over 60 showcases with smalls and breakables which appear to be run/stocked by the mall. Some fine jewelry and coins, some high quality porcelains and Native relics/artifacts. We've included some of our favorite pieces the mall had. Several areas of the mall are divided up so you can just look through plates, teacups, bottles, etc but are mostly picked through of any rare or great condition pieces. There are other booths rented out to other antique dealers, advertised by over 400 dealers, with wares all across the board from good to flea market. Prices are all over the board. Any quality piece we found was priced at or above market rates. Discounts were offered when asked. Staff was friendly and helpful. Great place to stretch your legs and get ready for the hunt! Location easy to get to, parking plentiful and restrooms available for patrons to use. read more

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Just off of 175, this antique mall is located somewhere between the Florida Georgia line and south Florida. The parking was easy that there were a lot of cars outside, which I thought would be a good sign. The bad: You have to check your purse at the door. Like, leave it in a locker. In all my years of flea market and antique mall shopping, I've never witnessed this before. What's the world coming to that someone would shoplift from an antique mall? A lot of the things were a bit over priced. The good: There are a lot of booths. I bought a beautiful silver ring. It was looked in a glass case, so I had to get assistance to try it on. I'm pretty sure everything in that case, near the front door, was brand new. I know my ring was. Never know what you'll find in an antique mall... read more

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Antique Malls can run the gamut, from a neighborhood yard sale to something you only see at a Sotheby's auction. Webb's is huge, if you posted the square footage it would include a bunch of 0's It almost reminded me of a mattress store because it seemed that every booth was having a sale 20% off 30% off. A huge variety with what seemed to be a focus on glassware, but cases of jewelry and a large selection of vinyl LP's Located 30 seconds off of I-75, if you have a FEW free hours of time stop in. read more

Webb's Antique Mall - Lots of glassware - Antiques Near Me - Lake City, Florida

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At my age... I should know "what you pay for is what you get!!" HOWEVER...when I asked Mr Webb... the owner of the establishment what he "thought" about the items in my cart... what he knew about "Roseville Pottery" and he said well... it's. not the 100 year old pottery... and then he said that "Roseville pottery had finished production in the 60's... I FORGOT to ask his "plethora of information" about Reproductions!!! Long story short, the mistake is mine! I bought several pieces of "Roseville" that I thought were actually ROSEVILLE... and alas, I was wrong! They are all reproductions. The fact that I was suckered (even the cashier ( a younger boy... possibly mr. webb's grandson... asked me if "i had purchased all the "ROSEVILLE" in the store ( clearly a JOKE on my behalf) knew that I was buying JUNK!!! ( nothing of value).... SO, I looked up the Florida State Regulations on Fraud and we will see... After a purchase of over $300.00 of GARBAGE... I can say two things definitively... NEVER trust ANYONE there to give you an HONEST evaluation, AND (as I learned over $300.00 later)... always KNOW what you are looking for in the first place! read more

None of the staff were wearing masks. Very few of the customers were. They are not sanitizing or checking temperatures. I find this store to be disgusting and feel like barfing thinking about how this store does not know how to handle this. Not only this but they have things that I could find at the dumpster for high prices. Avoid this place! read more

Impressive size and a variety of inventory. Worth the hunt! Staff is friendly and I scored two gems im very happy with

We have been stopping at this place for several years. Spending hundreds to thousands of dollars over the years. Today unfortunately they lost our business. We spent over an hour and half looking and searching for things. We were just about done when I asked the man at the desk for assistance on a booth #133. The guy at the desk said I needed remove my small purse and put in locker. I said it's a medical bag and he said, can't you put your medicine in your pocket? I said no sir I'm diabetic and need this with me at all times. Said " Humm that's a problem" I said do I look like a Thief to you and he said "well your bag could break things. Never the less, your dealers in their four-wheel carts walking in and out of the store all day long, but were concerned about a backpack purse hanging off of my shoulders. Use some discretion and common sense while trying to enforce your rules. I said well then you have just lost out business and my husband and I walked out. He was so rude and not friendly about. I will not be returning. Sad because we have always loved Coming here and now this purse policy makes us all look like we are a thief. read more

Wow Quite clearly the largest antique store I've ever been to. We spent over 2 hours and barely scratched the surface. I only made it down one isle. Everything was clearly priced and displayed nicely. Prices were pretty much the same as eBay or other online options. Such a great selection on literally everything. This trip was to collect blue plates that are not Japanese or historical pictures for a good friend. I totally scored. I had been looking for the last month and only found 5 or 6 so far. I'm looking for tea cups and saucers and there were so many I couldn't choose. Normally I only find sets of 6 or 8 and they obviously don't want to break up sets. Yes they do ask to leave your purses and bags in a locker at the front. Did not offend me as other seem to be, I saw the post on the door driving up and just left it in the car. Unfortunately there are some people that are not trustworthy and there are a lot of blind spots in the store due to its size. The staff was very friendly during our time there, they did stop by while I was browsing to see if I needed any assistance any suggested booths based on my search. At checkout they wrapped my purchase securely. Can't wait till we are in the area again so I can add to my collection. Stop in for sure just eat first and plan to stay all day!!! read more

On the way back home we saw the billboard for Webb's Antique Store so I begged my husband to stop. I said it's going to be quick! Absolutely not. This place is huge and there's rows and rows of booths and cabinets. There's everything and anything you might be searching for or find unexpectedly. I read the reviews about leaving your purse in the lockers. For me, that's not a big deal because you get a key. I just went inside with my wallet and keys with no problem. Don't forget to bargain the price! I will definitely return for years to come. read more

They don't allow purses inside, want you to leave in a locker. Problem is nowhere on their website does it say that. I drove 60 miles to visit and can't take my purse in? Why would I go anywhere without my purse?? read more

Came about 1PM on a Friday. Not many customers. I didn't have the hassle of using a locker because of the previous tips I read. I actually didn't mind not carrying a purse and from a loss prevention standpoint I understand and agree with this policy. The store is way to big to staff all areas all of the time. ITS HUGE and we couldn't cover it all in an afternoon. So much to look at. So many different booths. The booths are privately rented. They are stocked and priced by each owner. The pricing is hard to comment on bc it's all over the place. Some booths think very highly of their "antiques" and others are priced to sell. The owner of Webb's was on sight and answered quite a few questions we had. If you're looking for farmhouse, vintage, industrial decor someone here has what you're looking for. read more

Size- enormous and excellent selection. This is your standard rare good antique mall right off the interstate. A comparable mall is the Big Peach in Byron, GA. There have to be 150 dealers here. About 1/5 really know how to merchandise an excellent booth. 1/5 seem to just toss some stuff in and hope for something to sell. Everyone else is in the middle. I defy you to not find something you collect in here including fine condition early century beaded ever omg bags, sewing machines and industry accessories, crocks, glass, bottles, cast iron, seasonal, vintage Disney, old Florida, Vargas girls, depression and carnival glass. The only thing I didn't see a wide collection of was military stuff. There were a few pieces scattered. Appropriate pricing. Really nice staff. Embrace the required purse lockers. Bathrooms are decent. Pets are welcome in the store. AND they sell cheap candy at the front. I've shopped the store intermittently over the last 4 years. Never disappoints. read more

I was driving past on i75 and saw a sign for this place and decided to stop. It is a huge place with around 400 vendors. It was definitely worth stopping in as I am a collector of antique bottles and they have a very impressive range. Many of the items are less antique and more vintage or retro, but some very good finds. read more

Visited Webb's Antique Mall for the first time today and had an absolute amazing time! This place was organized, interesting and fun! Was like a Antique, thrift store, yard sale all rolled into one. You just never know what you might uncover. Walked away with a couple of fun things. We stopped on our way back from the "127 Longest Yard Sale" and I didn't see anything in the three days there that I didn't see here. Both different experiences and both tons of fun. If you are like me and just like to browse endless isles of treasures this is your place. Of course they have you put your purse in a locker, but who wouldn't at a place like this, it would just be too easy for them to get ripped off. It is a very common practice at stores like these with lots of small items. Lock up your purse, take your key provided and go explore! You won't be disappointed! read more

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A fun way to spend a rainy afternoon...spent a good hour or more there and only got part way through it. Will have to go back!

Stopped here mid road trip and it was an entertaining enough stop. One thing that super annoyed me was the 'no purses' signs covering the entrance door. If I don't even know what it really is or if I'm going to stay long, I don't want to commit to a locker and since I'm in the middle of nowhere I'm not super pumped about leaving my purse in the car. Some booths are fuller than others, and some are definitely more quality. It's full of items, a wide range from trash to treasure. I wouldn't say that I was particularly impressed by prices, but I'm a bargain hunter. Clean restrooms. read more

Lots of junk. Fun to browse. I've been twice and still haven't been down every aisle. Fun way to kill a few hours on a rainy day (or a hot one) air conditioned/indoors. read more

One of my favorite places to visit. Always finding deals that are a great joy:) a very nice staff and owners,keeps me returning often,Thank you Mr.Webb and family read more

Two sales people around... the first made me wait a half hour for help (while he wandered around checking things), and refused to make a follow up call to the seller (who I was trying to find a price with). Second, older sales person more friendly and helpful. Spent 200 on a few pieces of jewelry, that ended up giving me a skin rash in the first two days of wearing :/ Lots of trash in the place, not many actual antiques #noway read more

Makes for a great day just wander and see the past. Reasonable prices throughout makes you want to go back and see the changes.

Buyer Beware! There is a certain level of dishonesty at this place when it comes to Authenticity. I bought a Collectible Baseball card only after the owner guaranteed it's authenticity. I sent it away to be graded and was told it was counterfeit. I called the owner and told him I was sending it back for full refund. He sent me my money back less the tax (70.06). I called him and asked for the remainder. No luck. He owes me the money back but gave a pretty lame explanation. I guess I'll have to go through the BBB. It's fun to look in the shop; there are some interesting things but also a lot of overpriced junk. And , well, the owner is a "snake in the grass" taking advantage where he can . read more

For how many people they have working, no one will help you. And you have to keep wallets in side a locked cubbies because they don't want it "swinging around and hitting stuff" but they allow dogs in? read more

The hidden antiquing gem of Florida. Absolutely massive mall. Lots of crap to be sure, but also enormous volumes of quality antiques at amazing prices. Bottles are the greatest strength. Thousands and thousands for outstanding prices. Good furniture and homewards. Solid jewelry. Staff is good enough and very helpful. Requires several hours to get through but absolutely worth it!! read more

Lots of positives here & some important negatives. Locking up a handbag/purse is not a negative; it's standard for close to 100% of Florida antique malls. Not only does it hold down theft, but it helps prevent breakage of glassware, crystal & other vintage items packed into some cramped areas. This mall's management was kind enough to post the policy sign on the front door & on the outside wall before potential customers choose to enter. (I was allowed to keep my clutch as it was considered safe.) Staff here was very nice. I met four gentlemen working the front checkout counter. There are over 400 venders represented w/in the mall; this is a large mall. Most booths had signs advertising anywhere from 15-50% off merchandise. Prices here were the MOST REASONABLE I've found anywhere in the state. The booths and glass enclosures are well organized & clean. Some specialities that stood out for me in selection & quantity: Coca-Cola memorabelia, vinyl (records), glass bottles, children's toys, license plates, fire extinguishers, vintage tools & kitchen gadgets, dolls & glassware. The negatives: almost no primitives, very little furniture for a mall this size, & little higher end kitchenware, pottery, porcelain, etc. The a/c was not suitable (wear a t-shirt or be prepared to sweat!), & the checkout process was VERY slow & tedious, although the guys worked hard & steadily. (They even wrapped each item in newsprint & offered plastic bags & cardboard boxes.) This mall is not for me due to the lack of primitive furniture & lack of higher quality antiques, but it's a great place for an individual who is seeking everything else, especially glassware & glass bottles. It's also convenient to I-75, which explains why the 3 customers in front of me at checkout were on their way out of Florida. It's definitely a mall worthy of a visit. read more

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Have shopped all over the country and spent thousands, but would not spend a dime here. I am a dealer in a major mall and would never think of treating my customers with such disrespect. read more

Being a connoisseur of antiques and oddities I must say this place is amazing ! You can find real gems at rock bottom prices (you have to look). Be prepared to spend a couple of hours here as this place is huge!! People are really nice and courteous they even let your dog in with you due to the extreme heat here. read more

A true "antique" shop or shall we say mall it's huge it's filled with high-end stuff middle priced stuff and vintage things and did I mention it was huge! read more

I have been here several times and I'm pretty impressed with the variety of items. Normally I have had great help from the staff, they're willing to try to help you locate something in particular. I went in today about 15 minutes before closing to ask about an item I have been looking for. I showed a picture to one the staff and asked him if he might have seen one. His answer: "This is a 70,000 square feet building, and I am not going to let you start looking now!". I asked again if he might have seen it and said that I would come back during normal hours to look. He just turned away and started barking orders to another employee. At that point, I realized that I had been "dismissed", and it was time to leave. I really see no excuse for rude behavior to a customer. The first thing I said was that I knew they were closing soon and just had a question. I didn't think that was too much to ask. Minus 2 stars for service quality. read more

One of my favorite antique malls to visit when I'm driving through Florida. I always find something each time I stop by. A huge building with a diversity of antiques and good quality thrift items. I'm going to Orlando in May and I look forward to visiting on my way down. read more