cannery row antique mall

cannery row antique mall

The largest antique & collectibles mall on the Central Coast, set in Cannery Row, with views of Monterey Bay.

This historic building houses over 100 antique dealers brimming with vintage rarities. Once a canning company in the 1927 Steinbeck Era, much of the original structure and machinery are still evident.

The Cannery Row Antique Mall has been in business for over 25 years. It won Antique Mall of the Year” in 1996. Voted “Monterey County Weekly’s Best Antique Business” of the year 5 times over the years, and “Best Antique Business” by the Carmel Pine Cone. Voted Antique Mall of the Year by Professional Antique Mall Magazine.

Step into the Past, Discover Timeless Treasures!

Are you an antique enthusiast with a passion for turning treasures into profits? Look no further! Cannery Row Antique Mall invites you to become a part of our vibrant community of dealers. Discover endless opportunities to grow your business and connect with fellow experts in the antique industry. With our prime location and diverse customer base, you can showcase your unique inventory to a wide range of discerning collectors, decorators, and history lovers. Join us and unlock your business potential in the captivating world of antiques!

About us

We are in one of the last remaining historical buildings from the 1927 Steinbeck Era — 21,000+ square feet on 2 floors with ocean views! Looking to rent our own space and start turning a profit on your antiques?

WINE, Dine, & Shop

Fine dining and spirits are within walking distance. Schooner’s Coastal Kitchen and Bar, Wave Street Cafe, Tidal coffee, Pierce Wine Tasting Room, and much more are all within two blocks of our Mall.

Hours & location

Open seven days a week from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm, between Drake & McClellan at 471 Wave St. Only a few blocks away from Monterey Bay Aquarium & Fisherman’s Wharf.

Our History

The Carmel Canning Company warehouse #2 is one of the few remaining authentic and unchanged Cannery Row structures from the Steinbeck Era. From 1927 until the end of sardine fishing in Monterey, it served to house canning supplies and finished products on two floors.

You can still see remnants of the great old endless conveyor belt that was used for moving crates from one floor to the next. The original integrity of the structure is visible with its exposed posts, beams, and trusses.

After the sardines moved on, the building housed Nichols Plumbing for several decades until our purchase in 1994, thus saving it from the wrecking ball.

Our application to the City of Monterey for “Historic Structure” status was granted after the 1994 purchase. Our site was the first building on Cannery Row to be designated as such. The restored Mall opened in June 1995.

What People Are Saying

"The place is sensory overload ..It’s fantastic!"

— Jon D’Amico

“One big time capsule.”

— Carlos Guzmán from Delano, CA

"A real cruise down memory lane."

— Gianollo from Westminster, CA

"Treasure Galore wow tons of great merchandise at reasonable prices. No junk here worth your time. Five Stars!"

— Arnold D. from Ruidoso, NM

"If you're looking for a hard to find treasure I'm sure you'll find it here. A friendly can help you find what you're looking for."

— GRS-SJS from Sebastopol, CA

"Part of the joy is hunting down something that calls out to you, so it’s a super fun place to explore with your friends and family."

— LyRae Macahilas Dantes from Vancouver, BC

Amazing place full of a million items. I was in there for over 2 hours and didn't get through the entire place.

— Kim W. from Clio, CA

"Love it here! Everything you could ever want. And many things you never knew you needed. A place for old souls."

— Craig Sellar

Three generations of my family love it, for differnt reasons. For me, it's journey tp the past? For my daughter, it is a treasure trove of wonderful items to buy. For grandson, it is a wonderland with fascinating colorful objects.

— calinurse from Oakland, CA

Visit Us

471 Wave Street,

Monterey CA, 93940

Hours
Everyday
11am–6pm

Phone
(831) 655-0264

Email

fishladder@dukecv.com