Chapel Street Bazaar

good selection of collectibles for all kinds of collectors. From antique furniture, mid century modern, bric-a-brac and even taxidermy. Good place to visit on Prahran.

You have to see it and go through the whole place to really appreciate how many items there are . For me, it was too much and too messy, but im sure some people would spend hours there. If diging through endless items is your thing, then you must pay a visit,

Beautiful store, clear prices, friendly staff. There were a lot of unique items I hadn’t seen in a vintage store before. I’ll have to come back when I have more time to have a better look. Has both an upstairs and downstairs. Lots of great discounts as well

Fantastic spot to find little antiques, figurines, clothing that you wouldn't find anywhere else. If you have a spot in your home that is currently filled with empty space, there is surely something here that would fit the spot. Just walking around and browsing all the knick knacks from the many vendors was a blast. All the stalls have a central checkout system so there's not much staff pressuring you to buy items but it also means a short wait if you want to examine something behind the glass cabinets.

Regardless whether you want to buy something here or not, this is easily one of the most interesting and fascinating places to visit on Chapel Street. Feels like a museum with free entry. So much history, I think I stayed for 35 mins. I did not buy anything but still felt it was time very much well spent.

Love this place, It so artistic with every type of art you could think of. Plus you can barter with the price.(You can't do that online)There's a real community vibe, PS don't get there too early as some of the store holders have not turned up yet.

Enjoyed the atmosphere, lots of items! Had a wonderful time browsing and even taking a few trips back in time.I was very excited to make a purchase and support the store, and was willing to wait in an extensive line to pay - I wanted to pay for a $3 item with my card, however, I was met with a bitter, abrupt, dismissive, and rude interaction after being told there was a minimum of $10 to pay on card.I was apprehensive from the start to pay with card, as there was no sign indicating there was a minimum amount to pay on card.The workers could have had a better manner and tell me there was a limit and give me some other options, rather than have an abrasive manner leaving me shocked, deeply disturbed, and empty handed as I left the shop.Other than that interaction, it was very exciting to find a hidden gem in urban Melbourne to entertain my interest in vintage antiques.

Well it's not really so much of a diverse bazaar"

Sundays- opens at 12Helpful staff, also gave good advice about parking meter fines. Diverse selection of items, easy to spend hours browsing here

Interesting little place, I like these sorts of collective bazaars where you get a mix of different sellers trying to flog their wares, and although the collections and inventory are very unique and extensive I can't help but smile when I see some of the reasonable" prices attached. Everything is marked down but I guess that's easy when you mark it up so high to start off with! I feel like this business tactic isn't working too well though because even the junkie out the front wasn't as pushy as some of the staff. Great place if you're hunting for a particular item