I was shocked to find out how absolutely enormous this place is! What a fantastic place to wander…read morearound, look at endless interesting things, and get lost in the past. If you have a purse or bag, you'll have to store it in a free locker by the front door while you shop and carry the key (it's on a stretchy wristband so you don't lose it). I would recommend leaving your bag at home just in case the lockers are all full! You'll find Disney collectibles, movie memorabilia, glass and metal sculptures, ceramic trinkets, clothes, accessories, jewelry, toys, art, and pretty much any other vintage item you could think of. I wouldn't say it's a particularly cheap antique shop, but the stalls are each carefully and thoughtfully curated, most of them having a specific theme. It feels a little like an upscale, indoor flea market!

Orange Tree Antiques Mall is a long-standing business here in Orlando. In fact, it has been there…read moresince the 1990's. It was cool to wander through here and see all they had to offer. The people were friendly and overall, it was a good experience.

Great place! You'll enjoy your trip. Bring a friend There's a basket of new-used condition TY…read morebears that caught my eye, perfect for gifting. Not wheelchair friendly. Good customer service.

I've never written a review for this store before even though i've gone about 4-5 times. I'll…read morerarely purchase items because they are pricey, but there are cool items there. But, the service is abysmal to be frank. It's common to not be greeted or acknowledged. What motivated me to write this review was that I called to make sure they were open and I was spoken to in such an unfriendly manner. It's January 1st, of course it's new years. I had been to a couple stores and wanted to make sure this one was open (like it said online) and whoever answered the phone was annoyed that he had already received calls from others asking whether or not they're open and then rudely said "I don't even know any stores that are open today, we will have normal hours tomorrow". This is not a normal response at all: the attitude was not needed. I wouldn't recommend this store solely on that. Go to the coop antiques in oviedo or orange tree antiques mall instead.

an incredible variety of antiques and collectibles. One of the few true antique stores in Orlando -…read morelots of Americana, rugs, silver, paintings, watches, pens, pottery, and too many fabulous objects to name. This is a place for people who are serious about antique and collectible objects. Check out Jack Lampman Antiques on FB for photos. Open by appointment only - call for more information. Jack is an "old school" Orlando dealer with 35+ years of experience and an unbelievable taste in unique and classic antiques.

This store is wild!…read more If you're into creepy crawlers, the sprit realm, black magic, tarot, witch and wizardry, wicka, Satanism, graphic medical books of the anus and more, Prometheus Esoterica is the place for you. There are many unique finds here and yes they do have something for everyone even people that aren't into all I mentioned above. There have everything from preserved bottled snakes to tee shirts available. They have a good selection of one of a kind jewelry available and a bunch of quality animal skulls and taxidermy for sale. If you need a quick pick me up they have a little coffee shop inside and they also sell a a variety of coffee blends from The coffee shop of horrors company. Pricing is reasonable for some items but others are out of my range. I guess it's all about how bad you really want it. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. They are willing to help if you need assistance with anything, great job! If you're in the market for something unique, spooky, or a bit creepy I highly recommend stopping in to check them out.

I've been visiting Prometheus Esoterica in Winter Park for the past three years, and it has become…read moreone of my favorite places in Central Florida. A good portion of my home is decorated with treasures from this shop, and every visit feels like stepping into a wonderfully macabre museum filled with oddities, art, antiques, horror memorabilia, and unique curiosities. The owners are absolutely fantastic; kind, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They've helped us acquire some of our coolest oddities, including a giant Wendigo head. When it accidentally fell from its mount and cracked, the owner happily helped us repair it and reinforced the mounting system. That level of customer service is rare and says everything about how much they care about their customers. The entire staff is wonderful. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. They remember you, make thoughtful recommendations, and always make you feel like a returning friend rather than just another shopper. The selection is amazing, the prices are fair, and there is always something new to discover, including items from local artists and vendors. I also have to share one of my more... spiritually compromising purchases. I bought an ancient Sumerian death mask after being warned very clearly never to wear it. Naturally, I wore it. I was immediately possessed by the spirit of Mervyn the Magnificent, Lord of Suction, an ancient Sumerian vacuum salesman. I proceeded to call everyone in my family and aggressively pitch them premium carpet-cleaning solutions. During one brief moment of spiritual weakness, I managed to call Prometheus Esoterica and explain what had happened. The person on the phone recited an ancient Sumerian incantation: "Zuum-ba-ra, dust be gone-- Release this fool before dawn!" The spirit departed my body almost immediately. My family has since blocked my number, but I remain grateful. One of my favorite things about Prometheus is how the shop transforms throughout the year. The rotating themes bring in fresh merchandise and completely new aesthetics, along with fantastic photo opportunities. The atmosphere is dark, theatrical, cozy, and immersive--more like a gothic curiosity cabinet or a horror-themed museum than an ordinary store. I absolutely love Prometheus Esoterica and will remain a loyal customer for life. Amazing owners, incredible employees, great customer service, fair prices, an outstanding selection, and one of the coolest shops anywhere around Orlando. If you love oddities, horror, the strange, or the beautiful and bizarre, this place is essential.

Decided to stop by this past weekend for our antique shopping. We traveled from Ocala and this is…read moreour first time visiting Wirewood Market. We were greeted upon arrival and checked on while perusing the isles. At first glance, the store seemed a bit small, which turned out to be incorrect; however, even though they had a good many things, including a very pretty wash basin and vanity desk, the place also served as a sort of boutique with lotions, soaps and other items to delight their older customers. As serious antique customers, we prefer real antique stores and unfortunately did not find that had to have item. I think it says something when the customer, after walking a third of the store, starts looking up other antique stores to visit next. It was worth stopping by; however, we will not be adding Wirewood Market to our favorites list for yearly trips.

This store has a mix of antique, vintage, and modern items for sale. There is a lot of well-built…read morefurniture, picture frames, mirrors, dressers, cabinets, and more. Endless knick-knacks and collectables, home-made soaps, oils, and such. Lots of Holiday inspired decorations, ceramic trees, Santa's, Elves and more. There is a decent selection of unique and beautiful hand-made jewelry, vintage tools, gauges, and workshop style equipment available as well. The staff here are welcoming and friendly. Pricing is fair, although some items such as vintage Santa and Elf figurines were priced higher here than other local thrift shops in the area. There is a restroom available to customers who shop here. I didn't purchase anything today, but my mom found a bunch of stuff. She was ecstatic to find three Putz Houses (Paper Houses) that she had to buy. Two were selling for $12.95 each and the other for $4.95. The staff were great and gently wrapped all of my mom's items to protect them for the trip back to NY. The store is immaculate and decorated beautifully, we easily spent 45-mn to an hour here. They also have a little coffee station available for customers shopping here and the coffee is very good. There is a lot to see here and if you know anyone who owns a log cabin or cottage, bring them with you because they will be in heaven! I highly recommend stopping here if you happen to be shopping in the area. I know it won't be our last time shopping here.

Too many great things to say about Jason and his staff. And something different to do on a Saturday…read morenight, you will enjoy it. you have to experience it for your self. Enjoy!

I attended this place last saturday.I have to mentioned its not my first time and I noticed a…read morelittle favoritism because it was someone in front of me with out a number buying a few things and got some of the stuff instead of other people with a number. I don't know but that looks suspicious to me

I was next door at Clemons Produce and came in here more on a whim than anything else, but overall…read moreSun Thrift Antique Shop was a nice place to browse and seek out something to make you smile. The service was very friendly. This is always a good thing. All in all, I think this place is a pretty cool find.

Was looking for some tea cups or a tea set for a tea party and decided to check out Sun Thrift…read moreAntique Shop since it was close by. We were greeted by the owner right away and he was very friendly in offering us any help in opening cabinets or reaching high items. It's a cute shop, with lots of knick-knacks and several racks of clothing. However, it's a bit overcrowded inside and there's little rhyme or reason to the organization. Be careful when moving around because the walkways are pretty tight and it can be scary to maneuver around the more delicate items. Price-wise, I think you're going to have to do a lot of digging to find good deals here. I saw a lot of the tags were marked down, but the overall cost is much higher than I would expect of a thrift shop like this. I ended up leaving because most of the full tea sets were $80-$100 and most of the tea cup + saucers were around $5-$10; which was more than I anticipated for just a party. Overall, I think it's a pretty cool place to explore on a rainy day or if you're looking for a nice activity on a random day, but be prepared to dig around if you're looking for a good deal.

They did a fabulous restoration job on our piece of old furniture…read more The staff was very friendly and helpful. They let us see each step of the restoration and decide how we wanted to continue.

I stopped in to ask about having repairs made to two chairs that had previously been reupholstered…read moreand refinished elsewhere. While the upholstery was beautiful the foam cushion used had no support so when one of the chairs was used the foam ripped as it was pushed through the unsupported seat hole. Thus, both need supports added. When inquiring about repairs, I was asked only one question regarding the seat, if it simply popped off, to which I responded no that there were decorative nail-heads before being told I needed to see an upholsterer. When I inquired as to why, I was informed that the upholstery had to be removed to fix the chair, a statement I believe is incorrect. The structure can be accessed from under the seat to add support. When I explained the structure of the chair, I was then requested to bring one of the two chairs in to allow them to look at it. I explained that would have to borrow an SUV and have help to bring the chair and requested that I be able to send pictures for a preliminary decision as to whether or not they thought they could fix it before bringing the chair in to the store. The store representative told me with some exasperation to just throw a chair in my car, and I didn't need help for a simple chair. I was shocked to be told that the chair could fit in my car and that I could manage to move and lift it on my own after clearly informing the store representative that I could not. In shock, I stuttered that I couldn't, and paraphrasing was told to not be dramatic and ridiculous of course I could put a dining room chair in my car by myself. I, therefore, explained it wasn't a dining room chair and I had never said it was and reiterated that the chair wouldn't fit in my car. When he started to argue the point again, I was forced to further explain that I am disabled and unable to lift a heavy chair, even a dining room chair had it been one, because of my shoulder. He then gave me instructions for taking pictures and gave me the email address to send them. Given an hour or so to reflect upon my experience, I have decided that his handling of the situation did not reflect the type of customer service I expect and likely foreshadowed future issues so I will be looking for somewhere else or just buying new chairs (the easy solution). I would have preferred to be asked questions to confirm his assumptions instead of having incorrect information spouted authoritatively at me such as I could manhandle the chair on my own which placed me in an uncomfortable position of having to explain.