Just had the loveliest experience shopping at Ivy's. I needed some very specific pieces to take on…read morean upcoming trip, and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. They would bring things in to me in the dressing room so I didn't have to get redressed and go out to search for another piece, and they were happy to do it. They're very knowledgeable about fashion and fit and what looks best on each body type. The clothing selection is amazing, but the personal attention is what makes the shop so special. It is so worth it to "shop local" as they say. You will not get this type of smart, friendly service in a chain store.

Well, Ivy's proved me wrong!! I did contact the owner as she suggested. My clothes were exchanged…read moreand the sales people could not have been nicer. I will be going back.

This shop as it's name implies has a little bit of everything I always enjoy making the round…read morethrough here. Friendly owner who has taken great pride in displaying a large selection of items for everyone. There is so much to see plan to stay awhile so you won't miss out on that special treasure your looking for.

The shops is FULL of priceless items at a good price! Very clean and well organized, staff is…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. If your a Pro or just like to look around Cory's is a must see.

I always stop in here when antique shopping in Arcadia. The owner has done an excellent job of…read moreassembling a large variety of unique pieces. The store is always neat, clean and never cluttered and you have free roam of the place. I like this place a lot.

Loved this store!! Newly opened. Upon walking in you smell the leather! Love this smell!! From cute…read moreshirts to cute jeans to signage, snack and your cowgirl/cowboy needs this is the place to come! Pricing was actually pretty good also. I found a cute tank that was SUPER soft and couldn't pass it up. Plus the staff was super friendly and welcoming! They have boots and horseback riding gear also. When I'm able to wear jeans again I need to come back here to try some on because they were super cute.

JoDawn runs the best store for second hand horse tack, saddles, etc. Amish Popcorn, Beef Jerky,…read moreLocal Honey, and dips and jams!

Oak Street Treasures is part of the approximately 20 antique stores on and around Oak Street in…read morehistoric downtown Arcadia. Arcadia burned down in a fire in 1905 so most of the buildings in the downtown were built after then. This three story building was built by two fraternal organizations, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) and the Woodmen of the World (WOW) in 1914. In subsequent years the building was the Gordon Hotel, the Southland Hotel, the Elks Club, and apartments. The first floor is now an antique store. Inside is a treasure trove of antiques. Room after room of household goods, furniture, bric-a-brac, art, jewelry, clothing, and all kinds of odds and ends. This store seemed to have more dolls than some of the others I visited. I am not knowledgeable about antiques so If I see something I like I check the prices on eBay. If you like antiques it is well worth the time to come to Arcadia especially on the fourth Sunday of the month when all of the shops set up tables outside.

My husband has been under their care for about a month. Bad experiences all around. One nurse,…read moreJennifer, put incorrect info in his file and his care was stopped. We were not informed by anyone. This was last Friday. This nurse not only didn't show up or call but when you call her she doesn't answer and mailbox is full. Again today same nurse doesn't show up and no way to reach her. Call to main office same reply "I will look into it". Have called and talked to nurses, North Port office and main office in Atlanta, and no one knows why a shower chair for my husband, that was supposedly ordered by their Social Worker,has not arrived. Talked to someone today again in North Port been waiting for call back since 9AM.

Went into the store today not knowing it even existed. Thanks to YELP I saw that the store was very…read moreclose to my parents home which I needed medical supplies for them. They are a fairly new store and still learning the community. The service was a A+. They helped me with all my needs and for future reference to any other supply that I might need in the future. They also told me that they do free delivery. Which is also a great deal of help. They mostly have everything that you might need and if they don't they will order it for you. I recommend this store and hope they stay in our community for a long time.

This guy is a thief!!!! I purchased 3 mattresses from Robert on 05/06/2023, he only had one in…read morestock, so we made arrangements to have the other two delivered. When the mattresses came, the king size was not the one we paid for, so we refused it. We tried calling to tell him it was wrong, he hung up on my husband after telling him too bad I'm not changing it! We refused the mattress and listened as Robert called the delivery man to drop it on our lawn and take a picture of it because he wasnt refunding our money! Thank God the delivery man refused to do it. I'm still trying to get my money refunded, as he lied to my credit card company and told them I accepted it. My receipt shows that we didn't accept it! Beware of this dishonest man!!!

They really value their customers here. Would recommend if you are looking for fair prices and…read morehonest people.

Antiques & More is one of 20 antique stores lining Oak Street in historic downtown Arcadia. Arcadia…read morewas destroyed in a fire in 1905 and the buildings on Oak Street are from the early 1900's when the city was rebuilt. This store is located in the L.L. Morgan building which was the first building to be rebuilt after the fire. The upper facade of the building bears Morgans name and the 1906 date. On the first floor Morgan sold hardware and furniture and the top floor was the mortuary. When you look in the back on the first floor you can still see the pulley system that was used to hoist the bodies up to the top floor! I had a wonderful time visiting with Glenda who is the owner of this store. She told me how she used to have a Sear catalog business and rent to own business before selling antiques. In addition to selling her own items she also rents space to other vendors. Only the first floor of the building is open and she is using the two upper floors for storage. In the store you will find several rooms stuffed with housewares, furniture, bric-a-brac, jewelry, books, and a ton of other stuff. If you are interested in history she sells two great books about Arcadia on her counter. I was interested in the vintage Pyrex dishes in the hard to find turquoise snowflake pattern with glass lid. It is a rare color and even harder to find with a lid. The seller wanted top dollar and after a quick phone call she refused to budge on the price so I passed. I am still looking for a bargain. Although I left empty handed meeting Glenda was a highlight of my trip. There is so much to explore here and Glenda is wonderful about providing information on the items in her store and about Arcadia.