I liked that this antique store in the middle of the cute and adorable Niles district had a mix of old and new in the store. There were lots of Christmas things to peruse too. The only thing that really bugged me was that when I bought a cute eco bamboo handmade fox rattle for my friend’s baby, I wished the cashier a «happy holidays» and she very angrily responded«Merry Christmas!» Grrrl, get ahold of ya self.
Andrew Y.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Pleasanton, CA
This is a small co-op, but they manage to fit many dealers in there, and still feel big, Some items are pricey, but many items are priced fairly. They have many paper items, which is a huge plus for me! The postcards are priced fairly, and they also have old photographs, and muh more! This is a great co-op! Come visit!
Katherine F.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Dublin, CA
This shop is great… just about everything you could think of in retro décor. A basket of crystals for $ 3 each caught my eye. I have a lamp that has lost one… cats are responsible I am sure, so this was perfect. Super friendly staff rung up my small purchase… I like ti!
June Y.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Milpitas, CA
Really cool antique store. Came in hunting for something very specific – antique teapot sets and they did not disappoint. They have A LOT ot teapots and teacups in so many patterns and designs to tickle everyone’s fancy. Prices are reasonable around $ 14-$ 35. The store is separated into different vendors & they normally have promotions going on like 20% off so make sure to check the signs :) Would definitely go back again!
Veronica Y.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Castro Valley, CA
Hands down my most favorite Antique Shop in Niles! I came in today to see what they have for Christmas.(Yes I do know it is not even Thanksgiving yet!) But this store has the best prices from the vintage Christmas ornaments that I bought for a mere three to four dollars each to a heart breaker of a antique carved two tiered marquetry table for $ 376.00. Which I totally feel in love with but sadly with Christmas approaching could not justify. But hey a girl can dream right? The ladies who run this shop are just first rate. They do not hover over you but are available to answer questions or if you need to hold items at the front desk. I went on a Monday and while many of the antique stores on Niles Boulevard are closed this is one of the few that is open. And as always today this store did not disappoint with many treasures both big and small. I found so many great vintage items for the Holiday Season here. I think that I may have to go back to get more of the affordable vintage Christmas ornaments as well as décor. The way everything is displayed is neat clean and organized and each booth almost telling it’s own story. There are no strange musty smells and no dust caking up the displays. The ladies keep a very tidy shop and do take pride in what they sell. I could easily be here for a hour or more. And most time a need at least one hour to browse the store. I greatly enjoy the store as well as the ladies who work here.
Nicole G.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Castro Valley, CA
Stopped into this place after dining in Niles with my Mom. We spent about an hour looking around in this shop. The store has a nice blend of new and antique items. What stood out to me were the displays in each vendor station, so well done! The staff was friendly, helpful without making you feel like you were being stalked. LOVETHAT! This is a great little store to pop in and I dare you to come out empty handed.
Aimee L.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Hayward, CA
I love antique shops and this is one of my faves in Niles. The women that work here are always welcoming and don’t bug you while you browse. There are lots of cute finds in the store. I love the way they decorate and they change it according to the season or holiday. I have one small complaint and that is they were selling a few small items that I saw at Michael’s dollar section.
Sandra G.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Fremont, CA
I’ve been here once or twice but never realized how nice it is compared to other shops around Niles. It’s on the main strip, parking right in front that gets crowed, and a huge lot across the street. When I walked in, didn’t realize it was almost closing time and I was still greeted nicely at the front and as I walked towards the back, someone else was very friendly not being pushy that I had to leave. My Friends & I is big compared to most antique shops. Very nicely decorated with lots of nooks and crannies to explore. Every space is arranged very tastefully without a lot of clutter. It’s a long store and no section looks overdone or empty even as you get to the very back. They have lots of beautiful tea cups that I just might have to go back and pick one up.