King Richards Antique’s is a lot bigger inside than the outside leads you to believe with 3 stories of various vendors and vintage items. It’s free entry and vast selection makes for a great way to kill a Sunday afternoon and still get your steps in. Downside is the price point of most everything in the place… I thrift and usually get VHS tapes for $0.10-$1.00 each, but here at King Richards you won’t find any for less than $8.00, with most being more than $10 each! Next door, as a bonus, you can visit Jimmy’s Collectibles for cards, nostalgic toys, and more.

Whether you’re looking for a unique antique item to display in your house or a special gift for someone back home, King Richard’s Antique Vintage Center – the largest of its kind in California – just might have the perfect item you are looking for. The center is 60,000 square feet, so you can bet there are many items available for sale, including vintage clothes, jewelry, artworks, furnishings, vinyl records, books, and collector’s items. A number of events and workshops are held on-site throughout the year.

Three stories of booths that stretch forever and ever - it’s truly massive - mean this is a great place to get your steps in while also having fun shopping for antiques and collectibles. The addition of an ice cream cart vendor dressed in period-appropriate clothing may also be part of your visit you’re here on the right day. However, I was very disappointed to see prices weren’t reasonable or even justifiable at any vendor I was seriously interested in buying from. There was also no owner in quite a few of the booth areas that I was interested in products from, and I had questions. But there was no one to ask them of. And we visited on a day that was a big event when everyone was supposed to be there. For these reasons, we walked away empty handed. And have since found what we wanted for lower prices at other markets in the greater LA area. I’m not sure we will return but will always keep it in mind as one of the many options LA has for vintage and antique shopping.

By far the best antiques store I've visited. It has plenty of selection. I highly recommend this place. There's plenty of history as well.

The place is really cool with a wide selection of items for sale. It is conveniently close to the Hsi Lai Temple, so if you're visiting there you can stop by here too. The prices are a bit on the high side, but the selection is so vast that it's hard to notice. I recommend coming here!

About 1/3 of items are unpriced by vendors and therefore unsellable as the workers cannot be bothered to contact the dealers. Impolite staff made up of teenagers. Go to one of the many antique markets in LA rather than wasting time here.

Came here for SoCal Vintage Flea Market @KR on Saturday June 25th. Here’s my take: Pros: Free valet parking No admission fee The space is HUGE with endless nooks and crannies to explore Mostly everything was clearly marked with prices Cons: Not every individual vendor was participating or attending their space, so it was impossible to negotiate or ask if they were willing to sell items marked “NFS” While there’s good variety of items, I didn’t find anything worth spending money on, so i won’t feel the need to return. I’d rather pay to attend Rose Bowl or Pasadena Community College Flea Markets.

This place is huge!!! There are 3 floors of antique and vintage items to see. Lots of interesting finds here. If you love antique and vintage things, this is the place for you.

Every 8 months I revisit and find a few treasures. Prices are a bit expensive but you can find a few great pieces that are worth it. Love this place!

More detailed review to come once I have time (plus PHOTOS too)

Great staff, very helpful 'respectful and friendly. Alot of "great and amazing stuff old and new ".Prices are reasonable. If you have not been there, I highly recommend it, if this is your kind of thing.

Great place and huge. My late wife and I loved coming here. I plan on returning soon (after 4 years). But all in all great place, great service, excellent merchandise.

Fantastic place with a wonderful selection. It's like a Narnia for vintage items. The place doesn't look as big on the outside as it is on the inside. Three levels with a wide variety of items to choose from. Will definitely go back again when I have more time.

Used to enjoy coming but not so much anymore. Not sure if the staff need more support, but it’s clear that needs aren’t being met, lots of things unpriced by some dealers and at the end of the day it’s not the antique mall staffs job to do that labor of constantly price checking.

I've been shopping here for over 25 years. I've amassed a huge vintage collection. There are so many vendors with all types of merchandise for every taste. Recently, in the past few years the mall has really stepped up with high quality dealers that bring in new merchandise weekly. There are many new dealers coming in and doing amazing things with their booths. Plan on spending several hours exploring the 3 levels of 57,000 sq. ft. of antiques and vintage collectibles. I buy lots of 1950s-1960s kitchenware, barware, art glass and clothing. However, I wish they would go back to their regular hours, as most antique malls have done, pre-Covid of opening 7 days a week and longer hours in order to have more time to shop!

This place is loaded! There's a lot to see and the dealers take great pride in setting up their vignettes. If you are looking for 70's era collectibles, there is a lot there. Parking is good, staff is nice. The only real negative is that there is only one bathroom to use. When the place is packed with people, there can be quite a wait for the restroom. Additionally, the prices are a bit higher here, I've noticed. I antique all over So. Cal and I find the prices here to be about an average of 25% more than other cities. So.... use the restroom before you go in, and bring extra $$.

Love this place. A wide selection of everything. Bought some antiques here a good while ago. Reasonable pricing. You can spend at least a few hours inside looking. And they had a Mexican restaurant next door. Don't know if it's still there as we haven't been here in awhile. A fun place.

Terrible customer service. My wife and I spoke to multiple ppl about the same table - no one could spare five minutes to give us any information about the table, and then they sold it while they bumbled around. Jose and the entire staff are con artists at best and incompetent at worst.