Three levels of vintage treasures, curated for curious shoppers.
King Richard's Antique Vintage Center is a large indoor antique mall in Whittier with three levels of vendor-run spaces. The store offers paintings, vinyl, clothing, toys, and a wide array of vintage finds, with many items on sale. Visitors praise friendly staff, reasonable prices, and the chance to spend hours exploring. Free parking nearby enhances the experience.
12301 Whittier Blvd, Whittier, CA 90602, USA
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Explore a vast selection of antique furniture, decor, lighting, and unique home improvement items from various eras.
Browse curated booths featuring vinyl records, toys, art, clothing, and rare finds from multiple vendors.
Visit Harry's specialty booth for expert insights and a collection of timepieces, including German-made clocks from the 1800s.
Shop from diverse independent vendors offering antiques, vintage goods, and occasional treats like cookies or popcorn.
Spend hours exploring three floors of nostalgic items, with friendly staff to assist and a festive, engaging atmosphere.
Overall rating
Sam
I absolutely love this spot. Its huge. There's so much to looks at 3 floors of just vintage beauty everywhere you look. You can spend hours here just looking at all the cool stuff. Staff is very friendly prices are reasonable
Mayi Barov
This is a big place with several floors and a huge selection of items. They have paintings, vinyls, clothes, toys, pretty much anything you can think of. The staff is friendly, and it’s very fun to walk around and see all the unexpected things you can find. There’s free parking in the large lot right next to the building, so it’s easy to get in and out.
F “NRTken” N
Huge antique mall and beautiful antique stuff are there. I love to see friendly staff and treasure hunt.
Mark Anthony Franco
My sister called me after watching too many TikToks and said, “We’re going to King Richard’s.” We happened to be in Whittier, so I said, “Sure—why not?” King Richard’s is a large indoor antique mall with three levels of vendor-run spaces. Each booth is curated—sometimes too curated, veering into almost gimmicky territory—but there’s no denying it’s a fun place to explore. One minute you’re staring at a giant oil painting of a Founding Father, the next you’re eyeing vintage green waiting room chairs with built-in ashtrays—the kind that instantly transported me back to my childhood, watching my mom calmly puff away while I wheezed through an asthma attack in the pediatrician’s office. Simpler times? Some vendors were offering cookies, wine, water, and fresh-popped popcorn, which was a sweet surprise and made the whole experience feel festive. Don’t miss Harry at the Antique Clock Shop. You’ll know it the moment you see it. He gave us a mini masterclass on timepieces—his passion is priceless. I didn’t leave with a clock, but now I know I want a German-made one from the late 1800s. Downsides? Only one bathroom (and it requires a key), and parking is tight. Also, not only is this place cool—it’s actually cold. I was surprised to need my sweater while inside. Oh—and yes, there really is an electric chair tucked among the antiques. Make of that what you will. Overall, King Richard’s is a great way to spend a couple of hours . It’s quirky, nostalgic, and just eerie enough to keep things interesting.
Alice Muga
It took me way too long to finally visit this antique shop, but I’m so glad I did! The place is filled with treasures, and there’s so much to explore. The prices are reasonable, and many vendors even have items on sale. The staff are incredibly friendly, making the experience even better.I spent about an hour exploring the main floor, which is full of unique finds. Although the upstairs is currently closed, the downstairs area is just as impressive, if not even more so than the main floor. There’s a vending machine on site, but it only offers some unusual soda flavors, so I’d recommend bringing your own water, especially since it can get quite warm on the main floor. One thing to note is that backpacks and large bags aren’t allowed, so plan accordingly. This is definitely a place where you can spend quite a few hours exploring.
