Frey’s Antiques

GREAT PLACE you’ll have to take my word for it…

Este lugar es deprimente los dueños del local son muy desatendidos y
son amables y no quieren que les pregunten por los precios aparte de que no lo tienen el precio., solo puedes pagar a credito, no hay otra forma de pagar. Eespues te sientes vijilado como que si te vas a. Llevar algo y nos siguen a todas partes., creo que este lugar es el peor

WOW! This place is huge! I was blown away at how massive this place is. I have driven by the place many times. I wish that they were a little more affordable because I really loved some of the glassware I found. Unfortunately the prices are so expensive I am shocked that this place is still open. They must sell a phenomenal amount of stuff on eBay to keep the doors open because I can’t imagine more people

I have to agree they have very nice stuff, but They need to move it to beverly hills because the prices are way out of line, Had one encounter with a cashier who was rude inconsiderate and basicly not happy she had to get of her chair in order to check us out (RUDE)

on my way back from idyllwild, ca and decided to detour to frey’s. this converted bowling alley was recommended to me from someone in idyllwild. when i entered the building, 3 people (a man and two women) were sitting on a large couch, chattiing. they weren’t too excited to see us. no one said hello or welcome. geesh. we cruised around the expensive, way overpriced but gorgeous pieces (mostly furniture, various ages). finally, the man comes around and asked if he could be of help. nope. thank you. i found a small item to purchase. came up to the register/​desk. the younger of the ladies was busy on the phone. no acknowledgement at all! then, the other lady came up. she didn’t seem too happy to be there. tried to make conversation, even get a laugh out of her… nope. didn’t thank me for a purchase– nor seemed interested in anything!!! won’t be back, FOR SURE. WAY OVER PRICED AND POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!

This place is interesting, but the items are mostly LARGE furniture items. and way overpriced. One of the women working there said they don’t get much business lately. Hmmmm… I wonder why??? Maybe if they offered more collectibles that the average joe could afford… maybe if they had a little better customer service… and maybe if they weren’t located back so far away from the street, always looking like they’re not even OPEN… maybe THEN business might pick up! Have some advertised specials… maybe a sidewalk sale, like they do in the antiques district of Pomona. Don’t be so high-​falootin!

Best antique store ever.