Seemed like plenty of stuff to see initially, but we found it really difficult to browse comfortably as this smelly guy in a green hat followed my daughter round the whole time trying to make conversation. First assumed he was homeless, but after 20mins got the impression he actually runs the place!? Ended up bailing, skipping lunch to rush home and grab showers 🤢 Hope the response is honest as he was going on about the various traders, offered discount and had a fresh brew on the go.. Sounded American so easy to spot, wary of returning if he’s associated. Was a really grim experience and frustrating as we went especially to find something to celebrate her GCSEs, could have lost hours in there otherwise

Good sized warehouse with plenty of stock. Friendly staff on hand as well Sadly they didn't have anything that I was looking for but I'm certainly glad I paid a visit and will return. Only gripe is parking was a bit of a mare. Following the response from the owner, let me explain. The car park is quite small. Most of the 20 spaces were occupied by taxis, antique cars or what looked like scrap. I found 1.5 spaces available that were difficult to get into due to a couple of vans in the way and the way other vehicles were parked. One star removed for for snarky comment. Actually, make that 2. And another for the owners obviously s###y attitude

Have been a fair few times now when visiting Liverpool, most recently last week, and I cannot understand how the other traders tolerate the American man who seems to live there. You might be better off going to Tunnel Antiques, there is less choice, however its far less hassle, in a safer area and has a much more welcoming atmosphere.

The man at the front is very rude I was spoken to disgustingly, bizarre way to greet customers will never return. Avoid. Car park was full of broken glass, and vehicles in every direction blocking access and spaces. Be careful of your tyres and mirrors.

Lots of good items but it was all a bit over priced. If it was covered in cobwebs and dust you may feel better about handing 250 for an ornament or painting, but to me it just looked like reuse centre. If it was more reasonably priced though we would have bought quite a lot tbh. Cool place to look around nevertheless.

Absolutely delightful, a magical little journey of treasure-hunting for a rainy day

Went on Sunday 28th August. Had read all the reviews, but wanted to make my own decision. It's a very nice place, things are arranged quite well, everyone where pleasant and helpful. Items where reasonable priced, but managed to haggle on an item I was after. I think sometimes people are expecting things for nothing, which is an insult to the owners. So make a reasonable offer and it's more likely to be accepted. There is a carpark at the back, didn't see any broken glass on floor ( one of the reviews) it is shared with a taxi garage btw, but there is plenty of parking available in the side streets. It's a big place and I only managed to get around about a quarter of it for the amount of time I could allow. Will be definitely returning to explore further. Actually bought 2 items btw.

Nice place lots to see but when you get to the till they change the price. Picked something up for £10.00 which it said on the label (old scruffy label so obviously not change by anyone)but when you get to the till they said it was £80.00. Would not visit again as waste of petrol if price changes to suit them.

AMAZING experience with Claire a Bella. I can’t believe I’ve lived in Liverpool for almost 8 years and never knew about this place! I bought a stunning Victorian light from Phil and his wife at Claire a Bella (based in the Liverpool Antique Centre by the leather panther in the front window) and they were brilliant. I had a few questions about the light and Phil was so helpful and gave me a bit of the history of the light, he’d even offered to deliver it to my home which I thought was very kind of him. I’ve since also purchased a display/side table from him and his wife which they did deliver for me on that occasion and I’d 100% purchase from them again. Super friendly, lovely people with some beautiful, unique antiques up for grabs.

Plenty on offer here even though a little expensive at times. Parking can be difficult so get there early

Went to Cult records within this shop, but was really disappointed. No organisation, poor presentation, piles of vinyl being damaged by poor storage, and after finding something I wanted really stupid pricing. Better options nearby ..

What an interesting place, lots to look at, some great pieces of furniture and endless vintage/antique memorabilia.

Massive place to go and check out could spend hours looking round music furniture ornaments miliary pieces ect got parking at the back of the shop

Well worth a visit. Not everything is well priced, but keep looking you might be surprised. Friendly staff and plenty of parking.

This place is huge! There's trinkets and collectables everywhere! Entrance via the rear of the building where they have a small visitor car park. Also, the staff are so lovely!

Magical place to go to it's really an Aladdin's cave, you need to have your eyes everywhere. Well worth a visit. The furniture is gorgeous, the old wardrobes, chairs, mirrors, lights, jewelry, it's all lovely.

What a great place to buy from. With friendly people that give you plenty of time to look around with forcing themselves on you. Top job thanks to Steve and the gang 🙏👍😊

Only had an hour to browse as I had a train to catch. Will be back on my next visit to Liverpool for sure. Budget plenty of time if you visit, as there is so much to see!

I really enjoyed this place it's really fun to transfer all the items there's one more those banks left I wonder how much I get for Christmas

Interesting place , nice owner and stall holders . Always grab a bargain here.

Very interesting place to walk around and see all the stuff they have, loads and loads and loads of stuff, much of it is fascinating and random as you walk from room to room and up the stairs - it's incredible that people have spent time making, buying, keeping and coveting all these things - and they ended up here! The prosthetic prostate-examination bottoms on the upper floor mildly traumatized me, the huge marble pyramids had me in awe, and the old maps of Liverpool were so interesting. Great place to visit, and staff are really friendly and helpful.

Great place. Packed to the rafters with a real eclectic mix of items. I picked up a bargain or two, well worth a visit

Don't be fooled by the photos and reviews. They must be writing them themselves. A big place full of total rubbish. About as scruffy and unwelcoming as it's possible to get. Can't say anything about the staff since they completely ignored us!!

Great place to see unusual stuff ...lots of interesting gear in there... recommended

**A Treasure Trove of Antiques: A Review** Last weekend, I stumbled upon a remarkable antique shop that left an indelible impression. This shop is a haven for anyone with a penchant for history and a love for timeless pieces. Upon entering, I was greeted by an astonishing variety of items, each with its own story and charm. The shop houses everything from exquisite furniture and ornate mirrors to vintage jewelry and rare collectibles. It's a place where the past meets the present, offering a delightful journey through different eras and styles. One of the most impressive aspects of this shop is its ability to cater to all budgets. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a casual browser, there's something for everyone. The range of products is thoughtfully curated, ensuring quality without compromising on affordability. What truly sets this shop apart is the experience of exploring it. You could easily spend hours meandering through its aisles, uncovering hidden gems and marveling at the craftsmanship of bygone times. Each visit feels like a new adventure, with countless treasures waiting to be discovered. The staff deserves a special mention for their knowledge and passion. They are not just salespeople; they are custodians of history, eager to share stories and insights about their collection. In conclusion, this antique shop is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates history, art, and the beauty of antiques. It's more than a shop; it's a portal to the past, offering a unique and unforgettable experience!

I bought this antique vanity gold pieces from Liverpool Antique, which I accidentally discovered. This suit gives my new shop - Zella Ash Boutique elegance and class. Thank you Steve

We visited today and had a great time. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff are friendly and helpful. My wife is in a wheelchair and they took the time make sure all the pathways were clear for us to pass through easily. We Really appreciated that. We'll visit again next time we're in Liverpool. Thanks. .

Great place, could browse there for hours. Would recommend visiting. People were loverly, couldn't have been more helpful. Will definitely go back

Very interesting place hope to visit again soon.

Extensive layout...all items are open for negotiations. Really i Interesting items.Spent 3 hours and didnt see half of the store. Lots of curious items

Absolutely lovely people who run the shop. Couldn't fault it one bit. Definitely visiting again X

Very friendly and helpful, lots of good stuff to look at

Plenty to see and buy of you like the price

It's OK, we didnt find anything special amd a lot of junk. The prices are quite high for the offered quality.

A very interesting place to nose around. You'll easily loose track of time. Not sure there's any actual antiques there more bric a brac and junk but well worth a visit

Lovely place to look around.

Little overpriced I thought but fun place to spend a lazy Sunday. Bring a coat it's freezing in there!

Man at the front was rude and obnoxious. When we found a record we wanted to buy he claimed the price sticker was the price HE paid for the record, and the cost to me was double! Man charges what he wants, and the stickers are irrelevant. Avoid at all costs!!

Cluttered dusty disorganised. Better centres worth traveling to in the immediate area.

This place is packed with all kinds of things, some useful and decorative some querkie and unusual.Great to just have a wander around and think "where would that go if I bought it"?. There is even a Rolls Royce out back (if it's still there).