57th Street Antique Mall

I did not peep the reviews until after I had been here...probably a good thing because I was oblivious to the idea that we might have been being followed. Looking back, we might have been, which makes me laugh a little now because I was blissfully unaware.

My mom and I were visiting after a mother-daughter birthday brunch. However, this was not my first time here! I'd visited a year or two before with my Caucasian husband and did not feel like anyone was hanging around us. This time I actually can recall people coming up to us quite frequently to tell us about sales and to offer to bring things to the counter for us (like single item at a time, which I found kind of odd but figured "hey! Maybe they're bored!"). My mom didn't seem to notice either and instead made a comment about their "speedy service" every time they showed up to walk an item to the counter for us. I also did not pay attention to how other guests were treated so I can't compare if this was just to us or the same across the board.

Positives: this place is so cute! It is several little shops in a row with sometimes multiple vendors in each shop. Not a wide selection of furniture if that's what you're looking for but so much in the way of random finds and collectibles! I was pleasantly surprised by my purchases.

The things that I purchased, in part because of the sales, were fairly priced as a whole but compared to other antique stores, these shops are on the pricier end. I wouldn't go here with the thought of striking gold but if you keep an open mind, you can find some cool things.

In short, I would say items sell for around market value or even above market value in some cases. But it is hard to put a price on nostalgia. Overall, we had a fun time! I would come back to find fun, novelty gifts and knick knacks.

What a great area.
Note: there are lots of stores so ensure you look at all the places located in the parking lot or you may miss the next treasure.
Lots of parking, so much "stuff" to look through that you could go here five days in a row and see new items each day.
I enjoyed the glimpse into history and all the pop culture items across various generations.
Go check it out you won't regret it!!!

Had fun here. There are 80 something vendors that sell their items. I was nostalgic seeing a lot of my childhood here that was long forgotten. They have a 20% sell, strip mall parking, friendly workers.

This place is way too big with stuff everywhere. Upon entering, the sign was funny at the door. I'll include a picture. As my friends and I started perusing the store, we noticed a lot of overpriced items and often times junk. Some Knick knacks were cool but definitely not worth the marked price. We started noticing this older, skinny Caucasian lady following us around. I definitely didn't see her following around the other customers who so happened to be of the same racial background as herself. Mind you, none of my friends and I wore any big bags or had any place to even put anything that could be stolen if we so wanted to... not that we would because it's honestly stuff I could find at a flea market.

I recommend skipping this big place indoor flea market and just going to Denio's. If you want to look at some stores in the area, I liked Kat's Place way better.

I'm giving 2 stars for the massive selection. Seems like a hoarder's paradise.

I've stopped by 3 times in the past few months, so wanted to share my broad experience;

I've gone in alone, and with a friend x2 times. None of these times did I notice any of the staff following us or otherwise making me feel 'watched'. That appears to be a theme from past reviews, and it may have been addressed with the staff.

In regards to price points and selection, price is standard for retail antiques- because it's a mall style, you get a wide selection of items and each vendor will price as they see fit. You'll find some well priced items, and some that are way out there. Selection is great- no matter the era you're interested in, you'll likely find a little bit of something.

Customer service has been fine for me personally, they wrapped my items well after purchase.

This place has a very large selection of great vendors. Whatever your fetish with the past, you'll find the goodies here. Give yourself at least an hour. Maybe two if you're thorough.

This is not a furniture warehouse, but all the smaller antiques and collectibles are here for you. I always go with a short list [My Oddball Collectibles], and always find more items than I can afford to buy.

Drop by on a regular schedule because there's always something new. One of the four best antiques malls in the Sacramento/Roseville area. IMHO

Took my Boyfriend's Mom and Sister here and we all really enjoyed ourselves. I found a few unique treasures and left very satisfied. We will definitely come here again.

This is a cute store that had several different booths with different sellers. There was a lot to look at and was fun to browse around. The only thing I didn't like is (as other people mentioned) was being followed everywhere I went. The people were very friendly, but it was strange not being able to just browse like at a regular store. Not sure if they thought we would steal something? Idk. There is a lot of vintage Pyrex here which was nice, it's just very very pricey.

Friendly staff and tons of nice old things to look at, just very pricey.

If I could give this experience zero stars, I would.

The day before Valentine's Day, I went out with my girls to do some shopping while we waited for our reservation at Mimosa House. We decided to look for little Galantines gifts at this antique mall since we had a 30 minute wait. The blonde front counterwoman with the lacy jeweled "mask" went out of her way to make our shopping experience extremely uncomfortable.

She followed us through each display floor and watched us. And the only time she spoke to us was under the guise that she was reminding us of the obvious store sale. We already noticed the store's big sale signs in each section and acknowledged her comment about the sale at least thrice when we entered by the counter. However, the final straw for us was when she followed me to the leather jacket section and took away the only item ( a small lucky brand tote) that I picked up and wanted to get for my friend. My hands were not full; i only had my keys and wallet in hand. And mind you, no other shopper in this store was followed or had their items taken away. In the end, we decided not to buy a thing from here because of how insulting the store attendant was towards us.

Final cautionary note to people of color : Do not go here unless you enjoy being profiled and insulted.

Overpriced trash with a side of racism? I've been here twice and both times went with friends of color who were followed around the store the entire time. Similar to the last review...it's 2022, do better.