Zionsville Antique Mall is a family-owned antique store at 7567 Chestnut Street (Route 100) in Zionsville, Pennsylvania, offering 30,000 square feet of climate-controlled retail space with approximately 200 dealer booths — the largest antique mall in the Lehigh Valley. Founded in 1995 by owners Maritza and Rudy Lopez, the mall showcases quality antiques, vintage treasures, unique home decor, and locally handmade goods, with merchandise changing daily.
What can you find at Zionsville Antique Mall?
With around 200 individual dealers under one roof, the inventory spans nearly every collecting category: authentic antiques, mid-century and vintage finds, primitives, furniture, glassware, advertising pieces, collectibles, home decor, and handmade goods crafted by local artisans. Because each booth is independently stocked and curated, new merchandise arrives daily — no two visits to the mall are ever the same. Shoppers come to reconnect with a nostalgic feeling, take home a piece of history, or add a one-of-a-kind touch to their homes, and the mall’s friendly staff pride themselves on helping every customer find it.
Zionsville Antique Mall is also a proudly eco-friendly business. Antiquing is sustainable shopping at its best, and the store is dedicated to reducing, reusing, and repurposing pieces from the past — giving well-made objects a second life instead of a landfill.
Where is Zionsville Antique Mall located?
The mall is located at 7567 Chestnut Street, Rte. 100, Zionsville, PA, in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley — an easy drive from Allentown, Emmaus, and Macungie, and a worthwhile destination for antique lovers traveling from Philadelphia, New Jersey, or New York. (Note for travelers: this is Zionsville, Pennsylvania — not Zionsville, Indiana.) The entire store is handicap-accessible and climate-controlled year-round, with ample parking in both a front and back lot.
What are the hours?
Zionsville Antique Mall is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The mall is closed on Wednesdays. For questions, call 610-965-3292 or email zionantiques@aol.com. Current hours, events, and vendor information are always available at zionsvilleantiques.com.
Make a day of it
Hungry after hunting for treasures? Chino’s Place, the restaurant right next door on the premises, serves lunch, dinner, and desserts Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. — making Zionsville Antique Mall a perfect all-day outing for couples, families, collectors, and day-trippers exploring the Lehigh Valley. The mall also hosts special events throughout the year and produces “Ask Jimmy,” a video series on its YouTube channel where shoppers can learn about antiques and collectibles.
A family business built on a passion for history
In 1995, with hard work and a passion for antiques, Maritza and Rudy Lopez opened the Zionsville Antique Mall. More than three decades later, it remains a small-town, family-owned and family-operated business whose mission hasn’t changed: to preserve and share bits of history with its customers. That longevity — and the mall’s reputation for quality inventory, fair prices, and an excellent, helpful staff — has earned it a loyal following of regulars who call it a hidden gem of the Lehigh Valley, along with features in Lehigh Valley Marketplace magazine (June 2018 and November 2019).
Interested in becoming a vendor?
Dealers and artisans looking to sell antiques, vintage items, or handmade goods can rent booth space at the mall. With steady foot traffic, on-site staff handling sales, and a well-known destination location on Route 100, it’s an established venue for both seasoned dealers and first-time sellers. Rental information is available at zionsvilleantiques.com or by calling 610-965-3292.
Whether you’re a serious collector, a weekend picker, a decorator hunting for statement pieces, or simply curious about the past, Zionsville Antique Mall offers one of the largest and most varied antique-shopping experiences in eastern Pennsylvania — 200 booths, 30,000 square feet, and thirty years of family history, all under one roof.
