Chapel St Bazaar

Prahran, Australia

3.9

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7 reviews

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+61 3 9529 1727
Address:
217 Chapel St, Prahran, Victoria, 3181
Prahran
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
380 ftStop 31: Chapel Street
400 ftStop 45: High Street
720 ft46 - Chatham Street
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Prahran) 16:15 Saturday, 24 May 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Specialties

Specialising in Antiques, Collectables, Bric a Brac etc.

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7 reviews of Chapel St Bazaar

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Place rating: 4
Melbourne, Australia
Great place for a fossick for hipsters to collectors to Nannas, and also sticky beakers like me who just enjoy strolling the aisles looking over the crazy assortment of odd and wonderful recent relics.
Place rating: 4
Melbourne, Australia
Over 70 individual stalls stocking everything retro, antique, cool and bizarre are packed into this one location. There’s just so many things here, it’s almost like you’re on a treasure hunt. And whether you’re a collector, history buff, geek, or just love all things unique and quirky, you’ll definitely walk out of here with a gold! They stock everything from jewelery, furniture, clothes, rare toys, books, knick-​knack and so much more.
Place rating: 3
Melbourne, Australia
Chapel St Bazaar has everything vintage and collectable that you could imagine, including: clothing, records, old original movie posters, tin toys, and taxidermy animals.
It’s not particularly cheap, because the owners and buyers clearly know the value of their stock, so it’s unlikely that you’ll discover unexpected bargains. Whilst lots of the items at Chapel St Bazaar might appear to be little more than junk, when you do a bit of hunting you can see that there are actually heaps of weird and wonderful things in store that make it a great place to waste some time, if not to stock up on original 1970’s Playboys and the like.
Place rating: 4
Melbourne, Australia
The Chapel Street Bazaar is exactly that bazaar! It is filled with a crazy selection of retro and vintage products, from anywhere between the 20’s up until present day. There are cameras, clothing, paintings, records, sculptures pretty much bits and pieces collected throughout the centuries that are now available for purchase or to collect.
Chapel Street Bazaar is perfect if your after a gift for a friend and are just not quite sure what to buy. I often find myself becoming totally immersed in the crazy collections and rich historical atmosphere of the Chapel Street Bazaar, there is always something new and unique to look at and the whole shopping experience is really more of an adventure than anything else.
Place rating: 4
Melbourne, Australia
Where can you have a retail experience and history lesson at the same time? You guessed it. Right here at Chapel Street Bazaar.
This large second hand shop on Chapel Street is the site of many lost hours. Hours spent rummaging through countless area’s filled with all manner of things. The space is segregated into over 70 market type stalls for you to get your forage on!
You can expect retro furnishings, toys from your childhood, huge cult classic movie posters, funky retro fashions and vintage home ware and jewelery but you will mostly find what you don’t expect.
For a second hand goods Chapel Street Bazaar is over priced, but it needs to be or the stock would rush out the door and the huge space would be empty, and we can’t have that. Don’t worry though, its still good value!
This place defines the term treasure trove. Get there and see what you can find!
Place rating: 4
Victoria, Australia
If you’re big on vintage and retro chic, you’ll love Chapel Street Bazaar. Described as the mecca of the yesteryears, you’ll find anything and everything from the 30s to 90s in this large, generously stocked store.
From toys, clothes, hats, jewellery, homeware, collectibles, antiques and furniture, you’ll need plenty of time to slowly sort through the products and relive your past.
Even if you’re not looking for anything in particular, it’s a really awesome store to just browse through because there really is something for everyone. Take your time though and always check that electrical goods are in good working condition before you take them home.
If you’re looking for a one of a kind gift, Chapel Street Bazaar is the perfect place. And since the stock is always changing, you’ll never know what you’ll find on your next visit.
Place rating: 4
Melbourne, Australia
Squeezed between every nook and cranny is a perfect window into every fluttering design concept from every era. There are sharp, glamorous cameras from the 1920s, homoerotic memorabilia from the closeted 1950s, arbitrary robots from the 80s, and drug-​induced pop art from the 60s.
If not to be used in any other context, Chapel Street Bazaar is simply a great place to go to study the psychology endemic to every generation.
Chapel Street Bazaar is a fantastic collection of the oddest, most whimsical and wonderful tits and bits this side of the Yarra. Not quite an antiques store, definitely not a contemporary space, the Bazaar is best described as an anthology of knick knacks that, since their time, have been recontextualized and redefined to fit quite nicely into contemporary living rooms and bedrooms.
Check it out. It used to be my favourite place on Chapel Street until my doctor explained that my seizures were due to aesthetic over-​stimulation.