Antique store owners are passionate about the items they collect, carefully restore and often resell to the general public and fellow antique connoisseurs. Many of these stores feature one of a kind items and collections of furniture, jewelry and pottery.
Find the perfect antique piece to match your unique style by visiting one San Diego’s many antique neighborhoods such as Carlsbad, La Mesa, Little Italy, Ocean Beach and North Park. Store owners are passionate about the items they collect, carefully restore and often resell to the general public and fellow (Continue reading)
Stroll down Prospect Street in La Jolla and discover San Diego’s beach-side Rodeo Drive. Saunter along the sidewalk as you pass high-end art galleries, charming boutiques, exquisite restaurants, and family-owned cafes. Sitting atop the cliffs by the Cove, many establishments along the street boast stunning ocean (Continue reading)
Shopping on Cedros Ave is like a stroll down a charming European Side Street. Walking 2 and a half blocks normally does not take long, but the Design District on Cedros Ave packs so much creativity that it merits a few hours. An impressive 85 one of a kind shops, each with its own allure. Many of the shops display (Continue reading)
Where is the best bargain hunting in San Diego? The swap meet of course! It’s where you’ll find a large selection of antiques, new and used clothing, used furniture, garden equipment, crafts, computers, jewelry, musical instruments and much more. The swap meet concept reportedly dates back to medieval (Continue reading)
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