Antique Alley

lovely experience here. great humanly service. worth a visit! definitely an antique more than a thrift. lots of really cool items, some a bit steeper than my price range. could spend hours checking out all of the items here ended up buying a cool vintage lamp!

Located on the left side of Queen street, driving towards Diamond head way, this place can be missed.A place if you want to look for any vintage items, going way back even before my hanabata days, While looking in his collection of many items that you probably cannot find anymore, it took me back to the good ole days. Owner is very friendly and cool. I see him at the collector's show at NBC as well, selling onlly a little part of what he has in his store. He can also tell you stories of old. Very nice man and wife when visiting their store.

What a lovely shop with equally lovely owners. We were visiting from out of town and trying to find a small vintage hula girl for a family member. The owner was kind enough to point out what he had along with some history of each piece. He also was wanting to make sure whatever we got was exactly what the recipient wanted. It's a shop that is stuffed to the gills with things to dig and look through. I found a book from 1944 that i cannot find any additional information on, which is really intriguing to me. The pricing on some things might be a bit higher than people are expecting but it's all incredibly unique, old and different. I found plenty of things in my price range. Bonus was I lost my hat in the shop and came back the next day and they had found it on top of something in the back of the store. Great folks and happy to support a local business. If you want something unique to check out and enjoy thrifting, don't miss this spot. You will be glad you stopped by

The owner, Pake, was extremely warm and welcoming. If you're into antiques and collectibles from A-Z he most likely has something you'd want. It's a hidden gem of a store where your business can really help support Pake and his wife. You don't come across cool nostalgic stores like theirs often. It's almost like walking into a series of American Pickers except Pake has items from all around the world. I will admit that the prices were a bit too much for my budget but Pake was still willing to talk history about items I was interested in and he even referred me to a place to purchase Japanese knives. Can't stress enough that this store and the owners are one of a kind. Keep supporting their local family business!!!

Last week, I paid a surprise visit to my friends Julie and Paké of Antique Alley. It's been over 25 years since we last seen each other. But we stay connected via email. Back in the days, I used to come to their original location behind Ala Moana Center on Kapiolani Blvd. The place was full of treasure from Hawaiiana nostalgia to rare find collectible. I remember Paké telling me a story of glass balls and how they were being used by the traditional island fishermen. They left that location after being there for over 2 decades. In 2013, they moved to the current location. The reason I know this was because Julie reached out to me needing to update their webpage, which I casually created a page for them when I was looking for portfolio opportunities around the turn of century. I did a quick shopping during my recent visit at the Queen Street location. I absolutely love the merchandise. I wish I still live on the island. I could redecorate my house with their treasures.

Who needs therapy when you can visit Antique Alley.I stumbled along this place as I was grabbing some taco at Thyda's Tacos right on Queen St...the nostalgia with the items that's been collected over the years felt like I was going back in time, definitely unique with every corner has something a few that brought back memories.Not exactly know what an antique items are worth but know that items here are quite pricey I thought to browse around a bit hoping to find something special I just couldn't get myself to spend that type of money. Some of the items here are absolute treasures and am delighted to have someone who's aware of the history behind them and values its worth.It's almost like a treasure hunt as the element of surprise is just a short browse away, come take a look and get lost in the time warp.Thank you!

Great place. Great people. A place where Aloha still lives. The place is like a treasure trove of stuff. I can't speak more highly of the owners. You can tell when someone loves what they do. They are what a community is made of.

What a fun place to kill time! This place is full of hidden gems and junk from your grandma's house! Who knew that someone's signed 1997 Punahou yearbook was worth some money?! There were lots of random old photos of Hawaii, toys, bottles, lighters...anything! You name it. It was fun to see and reminisce about your childhood. Kinda crowded so if you're claustrophobic I don't recommend going inside.

I visited this place looking for antique jewelry and I was not disappointed. The owners were kind and welcoming. Provided information and gave me the space to browse comfortably. I found a beautiful sterling silver plumeria ring as well as a pair of pink clip-on earrings. But what really made me smile was the cute golden frog bank that I found. Did I have a "need" for a golden frog bank? No and yet everytime I look at it or use it, it makes me happy. The prices for the items that I bought were quite fair.*This store has a lot of items crammed in a very small space but it is neatly organized. Give yourself plenty of time to browse, you may actually find something that you will treasure.

Quite possibly the best antique shop I've been to in the US. Definitely the best on Oahu. Great selection, solid prices. Owner is super nice and seems pretty knowledgeable about it all. Slim parking but you can def make it work. This place is a must see for any collector.