3.5 stars. Quaint antique/vintage shop w/ a friendly on-site owner. There are many smaller finds…read morehere, but not a lot of furniture & there are few primitives. Some of the antiques we found: lamps, bottles, glassware, kitchen tools, hardware, cameras & camera equipment, costume jewelry, books, framed pictures & prints, toys, etc. If you are looking for vintage odds & ends, this is a good place to start. The atmosphere (w/ it's tranquil music) is relaxing, there was no one hovering over us, & the shoppe's friendly old dog was a sweet added touch. Prices varied from reasonable to high.

I love wondering around this place. the shelves are full and well organized. the staff is super…read morehelpful and FRIENDLY. it's one of my favorite stops in Palatka, Fl.

Not massive but found some great things! Prices really vary, you'll probably find something within…read morewhatever budget you go with.

Great little shop with a wide variety of things you may not be able to live without...LOL I bought…read morean old bread bowl, a mermaid shirt, and blueberry lemon jam...talk about a variety.

The name alone grabs your vehicle by the drive shaft and forces you to make a U-turn. Admirer the…read morepotted plants as you drive up. Then take a look at the area where you just started on your journey. Walking into the first building you take in the essential oils and your views grab onto items you haven't seen anywhere else. Turn a corner and theirs more. 2 more corners and you'll see another store. Think you've seen it all ? Nope. Theirs more. Outside are tables and chairs for enjoying the day in the shade. This place is not just different, but it's also refreshing and remarkable. If you're looking for different Knick Knacks this is the place for you.

Visited this antique shop since I was in the area checking out the Alice in Wonderland pop up at…read moreBTW Crafted Concoctions. There are two floors to explore. I only explored the first floor this time bc it was a hot summer day. I love all of the different colors of all the retro dishes and items. They also have a Xmas room and a Fourth of July room.

Stopped by this past weekend for our antique shopping. This is the first time we have visited…read moreThrough the Years Vintage Market. You can park along the street, as there are no signs prohibiting it, but the vehicles do block the majority of the right lane. We were greeted upon entry and checked on during our perusing, but before entering we were also greeted by a Calico cat on the ramp leading to the entry door. They demanded a tax in the form of pets, which of course my wife had to oblige. The place is an older two-story home, which was obvious by the creeks of the floorboards. They have a lot of items to look at, which we love in a store; however, it would seem they are more geared to children with all the holiday items from Easter, to Halloween and Christmas. In the beginning, we were not impressed because the holiday items seemed to overwhelm the senses and draw attention from the actual antiques we were there to find, but the place eventually grew on us. Unfortunately, we did not find that had to have item and even though we enjoyed the time, we will not be adding this place to our favorites list to return yearly.

This antique mall is extra extra big so come with lots of time they have 2 floors and things are…read morepriced by different sellers. By the cashier they have jewelry and watches. The entire store is pretty overpriced. Ex: saw a cute watch by a brand i've never heard of, didn't work and it was $89. Then i saw old wooden alphabet blocks in a bag for $3 each.. You can try calling the persons booth for a deal but who knows. Interesting to at least look.

I've been wanting to go here for a while and we finally went on Sunday. It opens at 11am so we…read morekilled time at Russell Stover until it opened. Got super excited when I saw all the cars there and then we went in and we were instantly welcomed which was nice. The place is very large and fun to walk around but the prices of things....DAM! I was shocked at the prices of old glasses and or plates. Not what I was there for but good to know it's a store I never need to go to again. If you want old stuff (and alot of people do) then this is your place. Just bring a wallet full of money!

This was one of the antique malls/centers my family and I went to one day after the holidays while…read morespending a day in Mount Dora. It's near the restaurant that was converted from an old gas station. There was a good amount of parking for the mall when I went in the late afternoon. This is another location where vendors rent space in the mall and sell their goods under one roof. Any purchases are taken to the front to be rung up and paid for. This one was a bit more organized in the respective stalls and had a good balance of collectibles, home decor, clothing, accessories, and miscellaneous items. I personally saw more retro or modern items in the booths this time versus true antiques or vintage items I feel. Staff were friendly and welcoming to everyone in there.

Very disappointing. Village Antiques has quite a few vendors but the turnover of merchandise is…read morevery slow. After visiting in October, I returned in January and other than seasonal items the same items were there. I would love to see some of the vendors turnover to bring in fresh and some earlier antiques. Parking lot is large, and location is good.

This is a super cool antique store. I always manage to find something interesting. Not…read moreoverpriced.. A big draw for Palatka!

Smaller size store with hidden gems that are reasonably priced. The staff is very friendly.read more

I spent three weeks in St.Augustine and discovered this gem one day. After spending over an hour…read morethere I've returned three times. I was looking for a classic ring to accent my right hand. Wow, what a selection! It was like being in a cool museum. Terry is invaluable not to mention very patient and kind (there were six of us). Prices were reasonable and we ended up with two rings and a bracelet. Very cool indeed.

Love this place... it is one of my "go to's" whenever I'm in St. Augustine. It's located in the…read morecourtyard area of the Lightner museum (great place for photographs on a sunny day, btw... haha). Back to my review of C & L ... they maintain a really beautiful and unique selection of items... all quality. What's unique about this place, IMO, is the staff. They are quite knowledgeable about antiques, historical periods for when (and how) items would have been produced, as well as, the background of artists and craftmanship. Several times they've offered to research items I've asked about, then taken time to track down unique items, for me. They have demonstrated very good communication whether by phone, texting, or email ... and even without my asking, have been very reasonable with me on pricing. I think what stands out is that they are interested in forming a long-term relationship/satisfaction with their customers... not just pushing sales for a "one-time" purchase, which is really refreshing. I happen to have spoken to one or two other customers I've seen in the shop and they said their experiences were the same as mine. A unique gem of place in amongst all the "touristy" shops in St. Augustine.

Located at 17020 County Road 234 near Micanopy, Antique City Mall is a 20,000-square-foot venue…read morefeaturing extensive dealer booths filled with vintage items, books, and furniture. The experience offers a fun, nostalgic treasure hunt through curated aisles, making it an engaging destination for both casual browsers and serious collectors seeking unique keepsakes. For more information, visit the Antique City Mall website

Lots to see. Many…read moredealers with everything you expect from a multi dealer showroom. We didn't find anything to fall in love with. That's not to say you won't. Most jewelry I've see in the area. Large pieces to furnish a home with. Friendly staff

Such a cool antique shop. The workers are very friendly and welcoming. They offer you a water when…read moreyou walk in. Even though we came in maybe 20 minutes before closing, they still let us look around. This spot is huge and you can spend hours here. Very unique pieces.

Super sweet little antique shop! My bf and I scored some vintage art made in the Philippines. It…read morereminded me of my grandparents house growing up. Also the owner was very knowledgeable and staff were super helpful.