Long Beach Peninsula Trading — Local services in Ocean Park

I am revising my review based on the blatant disregard for personal choice I experienced today. I previously stated "pretty typical antique store, lots of fun treasures to enjoy." As you can imagine such an experience enticed me to return, this time with a friend. This return visit was NOT pleasant.

My friend and I went in on a Wednesday morning in April 2022. I walked in 2 steps and realized I'd left my covid mask in my car. My friend remained inside as I returned to my car to get my mask. While I was outside my friend heard the proprietor say clearly "covid is over". My friend didn't report this to me in the moment so we started looking around.

We were discussing all the things on display, chatting to each other and generally having a good time until I noticed the proprietor observing us. I noticed them two more times. Both times the proprietor was on the phone and staring at me and my friend.

This made me quite uncomfortable so we left. After we left my friend informed me what the proprietor said about my personal choice to continue wearing a mask.

I feel very VERY disrespected by those who run this shop. I was there to show my friend something fun and special in Long Beach and was treated with suspicion and disdain. I will not...

It’s a huge store with a lot to pick from. I mean a lot. However most is grossly overpriced. Not a bargain to be found. Found a miniature Remington “Rattlesnake” that they had priced at $450. That’s the price for the 25 inch. The miniature should cost less than $120. A cat cake tin I can get on Amazon for $15 is $25 there. Almost greedy. Not sure who is pricing their inventory. Perhaps they are so far out in the peninsula and get so few customers that they overprice to make ends meet. Sadly will not be...

Wow. This place is pretty incredible! They have hundreds of items and about 12 different booths. Most everything in there is really old. The average cost of the items there are $50-$100. There were many more things that were even more expensive. I'm sure that the contents of this building may make it the most valuable place in town. While I understand, I didn't like having an employee follow me as I walked around...