Faux Museum

Portland, Estados Unidos

2.9

Cerrado ahora

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139 NW 2nd Ave, Portland, OR, 97209
Old Town - Chinatown
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
90 mNorthwest Everett & 2nd
120 mOld Town/Chinatown
160 mWest Burnside & Southwest 2nd
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Bueno para niños
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Hoy

Hoy 12:00 – 19:00
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Horario local (Portland) 8:43 jueves, 28 de noviembre de 2024

Horario de apertura

lunes –
martes 12:00 – 19:00
miércoles 12:00 – 19:00
jueves 12:00 – 19:00
viernes 12:00 – 19:00
sábado 12:00 – 19:00
domingo 12:00 – 17:00

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10 opiniones sobre Faux Museum

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Tu valoración: 1
Portland, OR
imagine if you went to a thrift store bought a few random things and put them in an almost empty room and called it a «museum». if you pay to go in, the jokes on you. please avoid this place. it’s a scam.
Tu valoración: 3
Seattle, WA
Looking through a few shops in China Town, we stumbled upon the Faux Museum. From the plaque outside, I was excited to see what this place had to offer. Unfortunately, the small room inside with the owner waiting at the entrance to the full museum ($ 6 dollars) made me weary to venture forth. The small entrance was filled with nick-​nacks… but these were composed of a confusing array which didn’t tell much of a story that I was expecting about the building this museum occupied. I give it 3 stars since the owner was fairly polite and welcoming, and the fact I can’t speak to the actual museum.
Tu valoración: 2
San Francisco, CA
We stumbled upon the faux museum on our way to the beer festival. It had a hodgepodge of random things, it’s so hard to describe!
The guy working at the front was really welcoming and nice… but the museum was about 5 exhibits and super tiny… Not worth my money. It was really strange and random in here. Meh.
Tu valoración: 2
Vancouver, WA
The only reason why I give this place any stars at all is because the owner actually tried to spark conversation with us. The shop is teeny tiny and filled with some stuff that were fun to look at, but nothing I would actually want to buy. We found out that the next room was the «museum» and the admissions cost was $ 6.00. The owner told us they switch out exhibits every now and then. Feeling quite unimpressed with the shop itself, we decided not to venture into the museum.
Tu valoración: 1
Phoenix, AZ
Absolute crap… I wanted to give it 0 stars. I made an account just to give it a review. I could have wiped my butt with that 10 $ and it would have been a better use of 10 $
Tu valoración: 1
Virginia Beach, VA
The gentlemen running this place was super nice and I really didn’t want to give him a bad review but I paid for this because there are 4 excellent reviews on here and I felt a bit scammed! You go on Unilocal for the truth. I don’t think anyone will think this is worth 6 dollars. This place was 6 bucks each and it was ONE ROOM. Everything in this room was filthy and looked like it had been picked from the trash. I wanted to like this so badly. The idea of it was cool, a school carnival and I wasn’t freaked out by the edginess of it, I was hoping there was real road kill haha my issue was that there really wasn’t much to see. My advice… clean it up! I didn’t want to touch anything in this room.
Tu valoración: 5
Mountain View, CA
A few travelers I met at my hostel and I randomly stopped here as were walking around. We didn’t actually visit the museum but just wanted to check out the vintage items in the store. The owner was awesome! He is such a friendly guy and very welcoming. He has a lot of cool, vintage and upcycled items for sale.
He also has a guestbook for people to sign which was fun to read and also to write a little message! Thanks for the great time!
Tu valoración: 4
Beaverton, OR
Ever been to a road kill petting zoo? Want to? This place is like a school carnival combined with a car crash. It’s creative and interesting but may not be for everyone. I liked the huge list on the wall where people could add their own fantasy band name. And the read Moby Dick table was amusing too. It’s similar to the Freakybuttrue Peculiarium. I liked the selections of books and candies for sale as well. And we won small prizes which was nice.
Tu valoración: 5
Seattle, WA
This is such a fun place to visit! Lots of cool things in the shop, very different and unique. Definitely not your ordinary gift shop. The exhibits are also very interesting and different. Tom is also very interesting to talk to. A must for checking it out!
Tu valoración: 5
Portland, OR
This place is guaranteed to blow your mind! Tom the janitor/​curator/​host lovingly attends to the front of the «store» while showcasing some inventive and always amusing art exhibitions in the back — well worth the visit. My first visit was pleasantly surprising — head on down — Tom is always up for a chat about almost anything! The world needs more unique, friendly, curious places to visit!