Fremont Vintage Mall

I’m from Florida, and we do NOT have vintage stores like this here. I visited during a trip to Seattle, and spent like 3.5 hours of my birthday exploring this place. I loved it SO SO much. It was so fun and the prices are reasonable for such gorgeous vintage pieces. HIGHLY recommend for anyone local or visiting!

Love love love this antique vintage mall! Places like that are like museums where you can touch everything. Well, almost everything. They have lots of fun jewelry (like chicken earrings) , posters, clothing, bags, shoes, etc. Prices a little high, but you get really unique pieces. This will probably be my go-to place for finding fun little gifts for people.

This is such a cool vintage store! It keeps going back and there's so much to see. Staff is lovely and welcoming and you can't tear your eyes away from all the pretty colours!

really nice selection of items, but i have to deduct a few stars because they only have 1 vendor that sells plus size items. i'm more on the midsize side of things so even that vendor doesn't have stuff that will work for me :( but if you're mid or plus size they still have great accessories and knickknacks to offer!

Fremont Vintage Mall is a fun scavenger hunting ground for new and previously loved items. It's a great place to find unique gifts for any occasion but especially for Christmas - what others see as kitsch, many more will wax nostalgic. I found a great many selection of prints with various themes - I found a Totoro print for my Ghibli-loving kiddo. Also, if I ever lose a Scrabble tile I know now that I can come here to find a replacement. The items are priced fine though I would have liked the fedora hats to be more affordable to purchase ($57 for a used one is a bit steep for me). Will come here again to browse for gifts. Flight of stairs going down one level to reach the store, no handicap-friendly entrance. Parking is very limited so use public transport instead (a bus stop is just a few steps away). Highly recommended!

3.5 stars, really. Several booths are well-loved and well taken care of, but some booths have low quality items. The clientele don't necessarily add to the experience, but the concept is quite nice and I can definitely see the appeal.

Amazing vintage shop with heaps of stuff available from clothes to Pyrex to [not vintage but very cool] prints. If I hadn't been on a tight schedule I could've easily spent an hour or more combing this place, and if I lived in Seattle I'd be all over it for decorating my home. Bonus points for it being in Fremont which is such a cool spot. Can't wait to go back.

Pricing is so high & out of control, you’re honestly better off going to other vintage stores in town (even those known for high prices) for a few bucks off, if not dozens (ex., Red Light, Lucky Vintage (U-District, not Ballard)). The only thing I found consistently reasonably priced (compared to local record stores also selling second-hand) are the used cds & cassettes, and many of the books (again, compared to local specialty stores). There’s way too many dropshipped goods that, if you like, and as much as it pains me to say it, you can just go to shein/temu/and co. for. The name of “antique mall” is getting more and more misleading as vendors integrate that kind of stuff into their stalls. Selection of actual antique/vintage/otherwise interesting second-hand goods is pretty broad and satisfying, though.

Such a fun shop where you could spend quite some time browsing! This 2-floor vintage store has things in every nook and cranny. From furniture to clothes to wall decor and everything in between, there's something for everyone here! There's eccentric and funky knick knacks around every corner. Parking isn't too bad here on a Sunday (free street parking). If you're visiting on a Sunday when the Fremont Sunday Market is running, make a stop at that as well! You'll get all your vintage shopping in :)

If it's weird, you'll find it here. If it's retro, you'll find it here. If you're looking for something from your childhood, you'll find it here. You could easily spend an hour or more browsing throughout this shop located in the trendy Fremont District of Seattle. We opted for some postcards and stickers to take home. Cheap and easy to pack in our carry-on luggage.

SO many wonderful trinkets, prints, and funky decor. The place is huge and they have a great selection of vintage!

This place is SCREAMS, Seattle!! I love it! They are the embodiment of the free spirit of Fremont and old Seattle grunge to me; a visual that has been scrubbed in so many neighborhoods in favor of industrial and cultural gentrification. As you walk by the small entrance, your eye will gravitate to their striking yellow mural of celebrities that line the descent from street level to their underground feverdream of a store. If you are brave enough to foray into these retail depths, you will be treated to a huge split level consignment store with every knick knack and tchotchke from every era imaginable. Do you need original and creative Seattle postcards, Waterford crystal decanters that have been transformed into bongs, prom dresses from the 50s, vintage vinyls and Playboys, retro jewelry, and so much more. Every corner of this store is a treasure trove of interesting, previously loved riches, just ready to be given a second life! Make sure you check them out if you're in the area.

Super cool shop that never seems to end. Endless supply of gifts or perhaps something vintage! New stuff, old stuff....tshirts, pictures, house stuff, coats, tapes, vinyl, postcards, art pieces Each area is curated and eclectic! Great way to spend an afternoon in Fremont !

Fake vintage try hard wannabe store this place is giving try hard money grab vibes everything is wildly overpriced there's shit from Amazon mixed in with the other fake vintage clothing also they don't accept cash what kinds of " vintage store " doesn't accept cash no one should ever support a cashless business if you want the government to control your finances just move to China or something that's where you got all your fake clothes anyways ... 48$ for a post card you sell for 4$ with a frame around it you got from Amazon .,. 1200$ for a dirty mirror from the 2000s no thank you

Really big, but honestly over priced for a lot of their stock. It's cool to walk around and look, and sometime you can find a reasonable thrift but overall it's def marked up.

Couldn't go in as a had a camera bag with 6k of camera gear in it and they require you leave the bag at the door to be held. Uhh no, I mean you're worried about a few hundred dollars in stuff being stolen, but your customers are not supposed to be worried about 6k in camera equipment being stolen

This place is rad! The prices are great and it's huge!! You'd never know all that is inside!! You could dig around in here for HOURS and still never see even close to everything. I highly recommend coming here for great vintage clothing and nostalgic toys from the 80's and 90's. Super fun!

We came to this place after eating dinner and it was so cool! You walk down a flight of stairs and there is sooo much to look at! There is clothes, stickers, art prints, jewelry, etc. Everything was so cool to look at and it will take you time to look through EVERYTHING. If you are looking for a cool thrift spot, and looking for gifts to find for people, this is the place! Hope to come back in the future!(:

One of the coolest thrift shops I've been to. From art prints to little knick knacks, you'll probably spend a good chunk of time here exploring every little corner. This place is bigger than it looks from the outside. Great place to find something cool or interesting or if you're in need of a costume. They also a pretty wide selection of records and art prints.

Love love love this antique vintage mall! Places like that are like museums where you can touch everything. Well, almost everything. They have lots of fun jewelry (like chicken earrings) , posters, clothing, bags, shoes, etc. Prices a little high, but you get really unique pieces. This will probably be my go-to place for finding fun little gifts for people.

Very cute and lots of stuff to look at. The variety was great they have a little bit of everything for everyone. Was a fun way to kill an hour and it's close to a book store and some food places which I stopped into after. Definitely stop here if you're in the area or are looking for something to do on a random afternoon!

Cute little vintage store tucked away in Fremont. From the outside, it doesn't look very big, but once you descend the stairs surrounded by artistic interpretations of some of your favorite celebs, you'll realize you've found something special. There's quite a bit to see and the mini mall offers everything from clothing to home decor, books to old costumes, and even some amazing artwork for your walls. The best part is that it's pretty spacious, making social distancing pretty easy. We went in the middle of the week and it was pretty comfortable, but I can imagine that there's more people on the weekends, so just be patient and give everyone their space/turn to browse safely. There's a parking garage behind the building or paid street parking nearby. Just make sure to watch the signs before leaving your vehicle, and take note of when you need to return so you don't get any tickets. We did see parking enforcement being pretty diligent about nailing those that went over their grace periods, so be warned. Definitely a great place to pick up something cool for your own home, or as a gift for someone else's special occasion!

Fun to explore the many dealers' spaces but most of the clothing is just priced higher than I'm used to paying for secondhand stuff. I'm sure it's because they have to pay to be there and it's not cheap. I did manage to find some cute pink pants for eight dollars.

My school aged kiddo loves vintage shops. This one has porn mags directly next to kids toys...this odd(inappropriate) pairing wasn't just in one part of the store. It was like this in several places. Maybe some parents won't mind but it creeped my husband and I out enough that we took our daughter outside.

A large attic full of stuff that's mixed with vintage, antiques, and new boutique-y clothing. There's an incredible amount of stuff that feels like you'll be able to find gems hiding around if you look hard enough; although some remain highly curated and kind of overpriced, imo. Moreover, the spaces are rented out to different sellers, so each one is designated a footprint to sell their stuff. Among the clothes, jewelry and vinyl records, they supply lots of MCM interior design stuff too, now those are pricey. It's a cute spot to experience, I'd recommend for a weekend friend trip/date situation.

A varied collection of antiques and vintage items including albums, clothing, furniture, magazines, and on and on. It's fun looking through the various aisles remembering all of the items once popular like old TV show lunch boxes. I usually pick up an item or two usually telling myself "no" to many more items that I want but don't need. Worth a stop.

Close early apparently. Don't listen to shop hours they're not open until 7PM, even if their open sign is turned on.

I bought a 70s dress and tried it on at the store and again when I got home. It fitted just fine but apparently there was a rip by the zipper that ended up ripping all the way when I actually wore it out. It's unfortunate and I can't blame the store because it a vintage piece. But it's not possible to really find out these details until one wears it out and walk around. I called but they would only offer a 10% off from the same vendor, but I explained I am out of town so most likely I won't be using the discount. Quite disappointed how this was handled. I asked for a half refund but that was not on the table.

in front of fremont vintage mall's super nondescript entrance. it's a cool place, fun to check out and browse. everything is kind of on the pricier side though for things that are pretty much junk. i get it with antiques and that some vintage stuff is valuable, but you could find all of the same stuff elsewhere for much cheaper. it's got character for sure though

Pretty cool vintage store in Seattle! There's a flight of stairs that you walk down from the upper entrance. The space is large and has tons of unique old/vintage items from clothes and jewelry to electronics and toys. Definitely worth a visit if you like vintage items!

Great store to browse in. I found a cool amount of film cameras, and cute clothes. Went home with 3 cameras... unfortunately one didn't work and I didn't have time to return/exchange it. But yeah definitely pay attention if they work.

If you really enjoy thrifting go to one of the many legit thrift stores in the area. This is amazing place to visit and check out the prices were insanely expensive! We just went to a bunch of real thrift stores in the area and we got so many great deals in so much vintage items in amazing shape for pennies on the dollar. I'm giving it four stars because if you're into vintage items you probably can find anything your heart desires here, but it loses a star because it very expensive.

FAB vintage mall offers everything. You would never know it from the street profile, but beyond the door lies a descent of stairs to a wonderland of treasures! What I thought would be a few minutes turned easily into an hour. Found some fun vintage salt and pepper shakers to add to my collection. This is a well organized collection of everything from A to Z. If you love this kind of browsing, you could not find a better place.

No way in or out. Large Stairway is only entrance.When asked about an accessable entrance, they said they don't have one.

This is what antique malls are in your dreams. You walk down the staircase encouraged by the vintage characters you loved through the decades into a basement paradise of vintage finds. Anything from art to clothes and furniture to endless possibilities in-between.

Its sad when you can't leave a 0 star on Yelp. I am beyond pissed off right now..it's pretty sad when you walk into a store and you walk through the entire store just to be asked to see what is in your bag...if it's the policy that's fine but there were NUMEROUS individuals carrying bags or backpacks and were never asked. My husband being African American was definitely singled out..upon leaving we asked another gentleman who was African American and he too was asked to check his bag. I will NEVER STEP FOOT IN THIS STORE EVER AGAIN AND SHAME ON THEM FOR DEMONSTRATING SUCH RACISM...I hope this isn't a demonstration of Fremont Washington's attitude towards people of color.

literally one of the coolest vintage stores i've ever been to. such cute selection of clothes vvv trendy for all styles and tastes along with super cute like decor and little doodad things

I once recommended this place now and purchased stuff here but never again. I had a small purse backpack about 7x6. I was pulled out of a bunch of people to have my purse behind the counter after I used my inhaler because I was having an asthma attack due to the dust and stuffiness. I had to explain that this was not a backpack and a purse (I bought it in the purse section, and I've taken into several music venues and festivals). Once I was taken over there, I literally saw 3 other people with actual large backpacks (like jansport) that were a different race than me. Though, the girl working that pulled me aside similar to the race as me. I felt she was segregating me because she didn't do anything with other people different race who actually had backpacks. I was embarrassed and disgusted, and I was uncomfortable with the whole situation . Especially not having my wallet and medication with me, I decided not to buy anything and left. I recommend going to a thrift store rather than here you find the stuff there cheaper and you won't have to deal with disgusting judgment.

Good times and good finds over at the Fremont Vintage Mall for many decor needs. I randomly stumbled in here with a friend while checking out the sunday market nearby. There are several levels of display space for hundreds of different types of things. Think classy garage sale with a distinct mid-century modern flare. I ended up all transfixed on a series of prints of the botanical world. They had many, many prints to browse, organized in categories and about $10 each, depending on size (no discount for multiple purchases). I grabbed one of a death flower I'm growing, a voodoo lily with volcanic background and a series of dozens of mushrooms in french. My friend grabbed a small suitcase to hold some of the music equipment for his band. Don't know what you are looking for but want to be inspired? Head to Fremont Village Mall for a different spin on design and goods.

No return policy is basically a ripoff. Got a sweater but didn't try it on. Found a big whole on the sleeve when I got home so I tried to return it but they have a no return policy. Why would you sell this to the customers?? Will never go back to this place.

This is an antique and kitsch lover's paradise! We paid a visit when showing an out-of-town guest. Much like the rest of Fremont, there is something fun and quirky every time you turn around. The mall is downstairs, and the stairway down sets the tone, with a fun mural filled with familiar faces (Steve Martin in his Wild-And-Crazy-Guy days; Lucille Ball). Once inside, there's a bit of this and a bit of that - vintage sci-fi prints, fun mid-century modern furniture, Snoopy trading cards, and piles of other things you didn't know you needed but definitely do. You could spend a day exploring every nook and cranny - it's surprisingly big! - and still miss something. The staff pretty much leave you alone, but they're nice if you have a question. I appreciated how well organized everything was, and how clean it all was - a nice surprise for vintage merchandise in a basement store. Well worth a stop when you're in the neighborhood, and well worth a special trip if you need something unique, but aren't sure what.

The place is a total riot! The nostalgia and anemoia was real! It was great just to walk around this time capsule.

Awesome place! My friends and I kept an eye on this mall and it was definitely worth it! This mall is unique and catches my attention. Amazing collection of vintage furniture, art, clothing, accessories, and much more. Very helpful and friendly staff. And of course, I found overwhelming furniture for my apartment. Can't wait to go back!

We travelled over an hour to get here and it was worth it. amazing vintage finds and it's HUGE! the outside looks small but once you're inside, it is filled with clothes, household items, records, etc. you could find anything you're looking for here

i've lived in fremont for almost a year and just discovered this place! i feel a little silly for waiting this long. there's something interesting to look at around every corner. it's a little pricey for what it is, but it's a fun store to just walk around in. my friend actually found her wedding rehearsal dinner dress here!

Fremont Vintage mall was amazing. This lovely little quaint shop was recommended to me by one of my co-workers. I went and wound up spending too much time there. It is a very casual environment. The employees are very friendly as well. The store tries to categorize everything but sometimes you can get lost in the mix. I really enjoyed the vintage glasses they had to offer and picked myself up a few, including smurfs and star trek. They also had a lot of cute furniture and other vintage items. I enjoyed the lisa Frank items as well as some of the house ware vintage items. They had a lot of vintage clothing items as well. That area was a little disorganized, but overall, okay. They had a lot of cool posters as well. Stepping into Fremont Vintage mall was stepping back into Nostalgia and my childhood. It was a great feeling. I will definitely be going back and if you enjoy vintage things and Nostalgia, I highly recommend you check them out!

Wow. Please stop by here if you haven't. I stumbled upon here accidentally leaving the Sunday Market and spent over 3 hours looking. I got some amazing vintage finds including clothing, artwork, and some cool rings. I will be frequenting here often! The workers were so friendly and helpful. Go here!

Zero stars if i could. Every single employee tonight was disgustingly rude!! No customer service skills whatsoever, rolling eyes, huffing ect. Makes me never want to support this place again. Sad for the vendors.

This vintage mall is the best place for nostalgia lovers, people who take pride in being weird, and anyone who wants to start a collection of fluid preserved specimens. It's floor-to-ceiling eye candy for vintage fiends and deserves at least an hour's time. Even if you don't play on buying anything, this place deserves a visit. I especially liked browsing the huge assortment of art prints (conveniently organized by subject!), pop culture glassware, and old books. While many of the things seemed overpriced, I did see a lot of reasonably priced items. I purchased a matted 1960s playing card of a cartoon flower child, another adorable playing card for $1, and a Mickey Mouse stamp set. You will surely find treasure here.

Wonderful, interesting place! Some items are a little pricier, but there is something here for everyone. Got some decent records (for reasonable prices) and a great leather bomber jacket. They have good priced records, interesting if expensive art prints, cool vintage clothing, furniture, fun tchotchkes, and helpful staff. You could spend hours checking out their expansive inventory. Of all the thrift stores/antique marts/vintage shops I've been too (and I've been to a lot), this is one of the best! Don't miss it!

This is now my favorite thrift store in Seattle! The price is on the high side but you can find almost ANYTHING here. I got myself some cute decorations for my bedroom and I love looking at them everyday.

Really cool underground vintage "mall" in Seattle. I think it's a bit pricey but I know every city has a different idea of how much vintage should cost. I like the way everything is set up based on their distributor. While there is a ton of stuff I didn't find it overwhelming sorting though things and I feel like I was able to see everything without digging through piles of stuff. Definitely if you enjoy vintage check it out.

What a fun find! I was on my own to explore for the day so as I roamed the Fremont neighborhood, I stumbled upon this "mall." I even passed it at first, but figured I had time to kill, so I went back. Definitely worth checking out, even as I'm not usually a thrift/vintage shopper. Oh what fun was this place to look at, and I can see why they call this a mall, as it was huge, and seemed to never end, with more and more rooms. Again, I don't usually frequent these places, but I felt like this was a true vintage shop, and not just old junk. It was all very well curated in there. It was especially fun seeing Supersonics memorabilia. Icing on the cake was finding two sunglasses in the exact shape I had given up on finding...for around $18 total. That was a steal to me, especially as they looked and functioned as if they were brand new. Fremont is worth checking out, since you never know what you may find, and a great place to go if looking for a particular signature house item.

Talk about unprofessional. Been in once before and the associates were rude. Went in today and witnessed them being flat out racist. They approached a fellow shopper (who was African American ) about his bag claiming he needed to check it in. He politely said he would leave the store with his family. Yes it's the policy but I there were multiple peoples with backpacks and totes in the store. Most that were walked right by. The employees were approached by another shopper by the way they handled the situation and they laughed it off. Then approached another African American shopper about his back and he told them he would leave as well. Not once approaching anyone else. NEVER GOING BACK. Will definitely be telling all my friends and family to avoid this place like the plague. I was disgusted and can't believe I saw this first hand.

If you're touring the area, Fremont is a great spot to hit outside of downtown Seattle. They have the bridge troll, the Lenin statue, and this awesome antique and vintage mall. Their stuff ranges from clothing to furniture to posters to cds to anything you could ask for. Also, one of the most organized and diverse vintage places I've ever been in.

We came here because a friend was in town and she wanted to check out vintage shops in Fremont. We didn't end up buying anything, but this place is like a really cool museum! There is so much to see, and some of the older items are a good reminder of what things used to look like... like old Pyrex tupperware, or old sports jerseys, sports cards, figurines, etc. It was really interesting and I probably could've spent an hour or so in there just carefully looking through stuff.

I honestly have never left a store feeling stupid for buying something. If I could give it one star I would. Amazing selections. But the service is awful, I actually had a employee step on my foot. Not apologize, and tell me to move....at the register...trying to pay...