Madrid Antiques

Says it's open on Mondays. We traveled out of our way to visit this store on Monday. It was closed. Owner happened to be next door, and said it's not open on Mondays. But the sign on the door says it's open Mondays from 11 till 5pm. Huh.

Cute antique store with lots of collectibles

Little shop with a lot of stuff. My husband found cool vintage ashtray from Vegas and I found some bugs bunny glasses from 1990

Fine little antique store.

I felt like I had walked back into my grandparents home, so many memorable pieces of furniture all in fairly good condition. Danish armoires , desks, dressers galore and at very reasonable prices, I can honestly say If I went into a antique store in Ventura, Ca these pieces would be triple the price and not in as good of condition. They have a wide array of China and pottery , such as Roseville. McCoy, Fiesta and more, Also they carry jewelry, vases, and so much more I can't even list. I see from prior reviewers that they did not care for the service they received, the gentleman that helped us was a bit gruff but the minute I asked how he was doing today he seemed to open up... Sometimes it just takes a little sugar to sweeten someone's day. ;)

Frequently not open during their open hours, unfriendly staff who often don't have the keys to open their own cabinets. Interesting selection of things, but overpriced

Rude, out of touch owner. I was READY to purchase two large furniture items in his store - one listed for over 300. These two guys came into the store to ask if the owner bought furniture, he said no. I popped my head out and said, "I'm buying furniture!" And laughed. The guys in the store responded saying they were moving and had to sell their furniture quickly. I explained to them that they could use a service called offer up, or even something called BuyNothing if they needed to get rid of furniture quickly. It was all in good spirits, just trying to be helpful! I went to ask the owner about some boxes I wanted to look at and to tell him about the dresser I wanted to purchase, as well as the other dresser I was interested in. The owner aggressively berated me and said that if I ever come into a store and do business again, I'd get kicked out. I explained to him that I wasn't "doing business" and he proceeded to talk down to me like I'd made a fool of myself or wronged him in some way. I left, not purchasing anything. Words to the wise owner, don't be a total jerk to people. You don't even understand what was happening. This guy is angry at the world or something. Don't recommend this place, there are better stores to spend your money.

Some pretty stuff top dollar.overpriced. they open at leasure. The owner is a greedy lyar. He will tell you a produce is Marbel when its plaster. I purchased a $400.00 bust .i was told he wanted 800. He told me it was an Antique marble signed peace from france. It was an museum stor reproduction $100.00 to 250. gift shop find from italy made for a palm beach museum. ITS LIKE SELLING GLASS AN SAYING ITS GOLD..THEN HE REFUSED TO GIVE MY CASH BACK 400. HE SAID NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES. I called the police. I got a check i hope it cashes.... Im a regular client i know my stuff. I have spent thousands of Dollars in this place. The owner is a little prick and he is holding the gold..He is a greedy lyer he cant be bothered with clients .you must accommodate his dismissal and disregard for people if you dont put up with his Bullshit .get out. And he will tell u stuff is real and its fake .byer beware. AND NO REFUNDS. CLASSIC CON MAN.

A buddy and I walked in to this store and there was no greeting. There are some cool things in there but the owner or whoever that guy was has no manners and does not care about the customers walking through that door. We asked him to open a cabinet that had a lock and he huffed and puffed but he opened it. There was a wagon in there going for $45 and my buddy asked if he would be willing to let it go for $35 or $40. The man proceeded to tell us that we should go to salvation army to get things for dirt cheap and then pulled out his phone and pretended like he is calling the police on us. What in the world is up with the guy running this shop? Do not ever give a dollar to this store.

I walked in the store with my friend a couple weeks ago, and let me tell you the owner Madrid is rude beyond belief. After asking questions and offering deals on his items I had to deal with his terrible attitude and cranky remarks. This was the worst experience I have ever had in a vintage/antique store and was so disappointed with my experience. After dealing with his behavior for 10 minutes I left not wanting any of his items in my collection. Do not spend your money here there are way better places in the area.

Walked in and was amazed by how much good stuff this shop had. They had so many great pieces of all types. I can't wait to go again.

My wife visited this place today, looking for a cameo necklace. They are kept in a cabinet which needs to be unlocked by an employee. When she remarked that they were more expensive than she expected (starting at $75), the man working there (the owner?) said that "If she couldn't afford $75 then she needed to leave because he had a lot of paperwork to do." Hours later, my wife returned home still emotional about how rude this man had been to her. Naturally, I was not happy to hear about this, so when I Googled the store to find a phone number, their Yelp page was the first thing to pop up. It was no surprise to see that two other people had also had very unpleasant experiences there. I called, and the man who answered the phone was the same person she had dealt with before. He did not deny the incident, was unpleasant to me (surprise!), and told me that he didn't care if I told others about the incident - that he had "plenty of other customers." So here I am, cautioning all who care to read this that you should take your business elsewhere. Certainly, neither of us will ever step foot in there again. People with attitudes like his have no business dealing with the public. I'm pretty sure the man she (and I) dealt with is the owner. If he's not, then the owner needs to be aware that this person is ruining their business. The story does have somewhat of a happy ending: my wife did find a necklace at Swag Antiques (4332 Tujunga Ave., Studio City 818-508-9400), finding the lady that helped her to be very pleasant and helpful. Yes, the necklace was more than $75, but being treated with courtesy and respect is priceless.

In a general sense Madrid Antiques and Luis are perfect for my shopping needs/experience. Greets you when you walk in, happy to help open cases, and is very kind. The only downfall is he only takes cash.

I was in the store today and saw a dresser with a mirror that looked like it was attached. After thinking more about it and deciding I wanted to purchase it, I called the store to ask a couple of questions. The guy who I spoke to could not have been less helpful. He claimed to not know which piece I was talking about (though it was the only one like it in the store). He then said I had to come back in but not now because he was closing (4:30 on a Saturday) and not tomorrow (because he was going to be closed - not every Sunday - just this Sunday). Then he says come back during the week 11-6. Don't most people work during those hours? It's been a long time since I've dealt with someone seemingly so uninterested in selling something. All I really wanted to know was if the goddamned mirror was attached. Done with this place before even starting.

I love Madrid Antiques. The shop is full of great stuff with great prices. Unlike many antique stores this one is very clean and very well organized. Luis the owner of the shop is very knowledgeable and helpful to find what you want. My friend I go there at least once or twice a month and we always find a treasure to take home.

I recently went in for the first time hoping to find a sideboard. My son and I were impressed by certain items that we spotted, we analyzed every detail of the merchandise and opened the drawers to see if there were any signs of distress. As I continued to look the owner in a very rude and condescending tone asked why I continued to examined the drawers and if I was hoping to find something there. I was taken aback by the rudeness and the lack of customer etiquette he demonstrated. He used profanity when I asked if he treated every customer that came with that rude and obscene mouth. Do Not bring your business to this place, instead go next door she was Extremely nice.

I have purchased 2 items here, about to go get my 3rd. Who cares if grumpy old men run the store? They have the good stuff, at reasonable prices. I don't need to be flattered or petted when I buy a nightstand. The reviewers here who felt insulted should go to therapy instead of furniture shopping.