Lander Street Vintage

Pricey spot with interesting and high quality finds. Sellers generally know what they have and offer discounts over new but not huge ones. The market is a collection of dozens of different sellers rotating goods often so it’s an interesting place just to walk around. Great spot to find furniture, vintage clothes, and knick knacks.

An awesome antique store with a fine selection of silverware. I purchased a beautiful 18th-century sterling jug there during my business trip, and the elemental analysis confirmed that it is made of genuine, solid silver alloy.

I am in love with Lander Street Vintage-- a real gem for thrift shopping around Seattle. The layout lends a sort of model town feeling that creates a delightful atmosphere of exploration and discovery. Stuff. everywhere. The staff is friendly, and the quality of the facility is well-kept and clean. If you're looking for clothes, old albums, jewelry, maybe a mighty max lunchbox, then check it out!

Lander Street is my happy place. I remember coming here under its old name/ownership when first moving to Seattle almost 15 years ago, and feeling like I stepped into something magic when I stumbled into Tom Gorz’s area. Now that he has taken over ownership, the whole place has that magical feeling!! I try to come at least once a month and very rarely walk away without finding something. The prices are set by individual dealers so a bit all over the place, but generally feel like steals vs. splurges given the quality. The staff are friendly and helpful. Go — you won’t regret it!!

Awesome place. So many cool things to find. The store is huge so there's so much to look through and you can find all kinds of things here, clothes, books, furniture, art, jewelry, trinkets. Amazing place definitely recommend

My favorite thrift/vintage store in Seattle, easily. Great curated collections and good variety of things from different cultures, eras, and styles. Lots of fun hidden gems to find and usually all quite reasonably priced or a steal, give or take a $1,500 vintage plate lying around somewhere 🤪 I'm also very picky with clothes but somehow always find some great vintage coats/jackets/tops here at a steal in smaller sizes than fit me great! Staff are also very friendly and plenty of parking in the lot outside. Would definitely come back to check new selections every once in a while~

The old Pacific Galleries store is still there but with a different name. So far, most of the booths are filled, and there is more cohesion to the aesthetic overall. I am looking forward to them filling it out more though. It was still a little bare and I like to sort through to find gems at a place this big. Glad it's still here.

This place is absolutely huge. I walked around for 4 hours to get a good look at every booth. Some of the owners were at their shops if you're lucky and you can chat about where all the stuff came from. Otherwise, you grab a tag from the case or booth to remember the stall number and go up to the front desk to buy something. I was mainly looking for a bridal tiara and a sapphire/blue silver necklace, but found so many more antique hair accessories and brooches I can make into hair accessories, and wasn't lucky on the right necklace for me. The annoying part about every booth being owned by a different person is you can't ask someone to show you to every tiara in the warehouse, as they don't know which ones and the individual owners can change out merchandise every day. So, you look at everything. The joy of antiquing! I found furniture items to be very expensive and mostly jewelry and clothing was pretty reasonably priced. They welcomed picture taking and they have pictures of a lot of the booths online. I personally started treating this place as a museum and art museum. Some of the art was incredible and there was a lot of Seattle specific pieces of history that were interesting to learn from.

Great spot to shop for vintage pieces and original art. I recommend browsing the booths for items that can make the difference in your interiors. Why buy poorly made things when for less you can have quality pieces that have lasted the test of time and have a backstory

This place is huge, but not overly crowded. Lots of different booths with a varied selection. I always find something I can't leave without.

It was amazing! People were helpful! So much to see and buy! Will definitely go again! Prices were good!

First visit to Lander Street Vintage since all the Epic Antique folks moved over. It's even better (if that could be possible!). I hesitate to give it a rave review because it's been my little secret, just around the corner from fancy Starbucks ( in the bottom of the corporate building). It's a perfect place to roam while sipping your wonderfully crafted latte and unearthing treasures. I've found Dorothy Thorpe bar ware, vintage Hawaiian shirts, iitaala glassware, Murano bowls, Craftsman furniture and fine studio pottery....it's all here.

Good store. Large with an ample selection. However, the paper bags they sell for eight cents are the cheapest, lowest quality bags on the planet apparently. Purchased one and it tore along the handle during the fifty foot walk from my car to my house, breaking the glass tray I had just purchased. So much for that Christmas gift. Bring your own bags and save yourself some pain.

We went to this mall looking for vintage Seafair skipper pins. Lo and behold with the help of the clerks I found 6 pins! I actually liked having the clerks walk around because I found them to be very helpful and I am sure some people may be prone to slip something in their pocket that doesn't actually belong to them. I never had to wait to ask a question and they took my items up to the desk to hold so I was free to browse. The aisles are wide, and each booth is beautifully set up and has its own personality. I will most certainly be back to check out the treasure waiting to be found here.

Tom from Epic Antique took over the building and the legacy of Pacific Galleries, and we should all be glad he did. Lander is still getting on its feet in terms of filling out all the spaces and hitting a stride, but just having this place not turned into another condo or apartment building designed by third graders is a victory for all of us. Please support Lander Street Vintage--this is the kind of business we need to survive.

Wow!!! The best vintage/antique shopping around!! This place is huge!! The employees are very friendly and helpful and the dealers have so much great stuff that they are selling!!! If you love vintage, mid century, or unique finds.... You need to check this place out!! It can get a bit busy on weekends making checking out a bit slower at times.... But because of the size of the place, social distancing is easy!! Always fun shopping here even if you don't find anything to take home.

Wow - what an unwelcome experience! I'd say this place has really changed since it was Pacific Galleries. Still a bunch of cool antiques, but the staff was really rude (two different employees at different times in the same visit). Ruined this place for me for sure.

One of the coolest places in all of Seattle. The employees were helpful too! I would stay here for days if I could. So many awesome vendors with styles and pieces I couldn't find anywhere else. A really awesome experience, I'll definitely be back!!

We loved Pacific Galleries - and now love the redone Lander Street even more. Hipper and cooler, great music - I want to buy everything. Thank you Tom for taking this over and saving this place!