Best Consignment Shop.... all clothing is steamed & in excellent condition. Sophisticated, great…read moreselection of little black dresses, formal & evening gowns. Also the owner is awesome selecting the best outfits for me. I have been shopping at the boutique for 5 years and I always find something funky, fabulous and fun. Lots of inexpensive jewelry.. Great Prices on Coach handbags and new items as well. A hidden gem for sure !!!!

First and LAST time I will ever enter this boutique. I decided to pop in just to take a look around…read moreto see what kind of items they have, not shopping for anything or anyone in particular. The store is small and the owner seemed friendly but as I pulled an item off a rack to look at it she blurts out 'that's a size 4'. Well thanks but I didn't ask what size it was and how do you know I'm even shopping for myself?! (We are approaching the holidays you know) then asks me what size I am (I'm a size 14) and proceeds to show me a teensy, tiny section of about 4-5 items that apparently I'm allowed to look at. Maybe she was just trying to be helpful but it came off as rude. Needless to say I did not feel welcome. Judgmental much? No thanks.

This place was great, my family loved shopping here, but unfortunately it is now closed.read more

Such a cute place. We decided to check this place out based on reviews. We were vacationing in Duck…read moreKey and took a scenic drive to this shop. Really nice sandals and water socks. Great swim wear, water shirts and shorts. Cute bracelets, t-shirts, hats and all nice quality. The staff is really friendly and there are changing rooms.

This is a pretty good place. But my son was kind of scared cause all of the 1 star reviews. But in…read morethe end we got some great stuff. And we were all happy we came. (And my son hates stores so it's cool that he is happy about that)

They overprice the heck out of things. SHEIN for $15 fashion nova for $25. I tried to buy a hoodie…read moreand they charged me for it as a jacket and explained it is closer to a jacket than a sweatshirt when pricing. I told her I didn't want it. I bought a tank top (2.50) and she sold it to me as a dress (6.50) but I liked the tank top enough that I didn't put it back this time. One lady who works here will run around all day yelling about parking and telling people they're going to get towed. I don't know what in particular has created this personality type, that they take the pricing personally as if they were the clerks items herself and she needs every dime she can get from them, and that the people who shop here are inconveniences, but it is what it is.

A special thank you to Ginger for taking good care of my 2.5 y/o son during his big boy hair cut!…read moreSo patient & gave him a great haircut!! We will be back. Thank you for squeezing us in last minute

Ventured in on a whim on vacation to get a quick trim. Was treated like an outsider right out of…read morethe gate. This is a very low class place, with the woman cutting my hair sitting on a stool, coughing smoking drinking Diet Coke. If that's your style by all means but I won't test my luck here ever again.

WOW!! I have a lot of tie dye but I must say the tie dye here is epic!!! The colors are so bright…read moreand designs I've never seen before. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

I visited this place in 2013 and loved it so much that while visiting Key West this week my husband…read moreand I rented a car just so we could drive up and visit again. The website says the hours are 11-4. We showed up on a Tuesday at 1 and it was closed. The ladies at the deli next door said they don't think the owner came in today because he had family in town. Look, I understand and appreciate the laid back attitude in the Keys but as a store owner I think you have a responsibility to update your website with correct hours or adhere to them! Or at least answer the phone or have a message that says you aren't open! Ugh! Soooooo disappointed!!!!!!!!

The Big Pine Key Flea Market is a family-owned open market that's been in business for over 25…read moreyears. It's located at 30250 US HWY 1 in Big Pine Key, FL and is open from 8am to 2pm every Saturday and Sunday from October through July. They are open on Saturdays until 3pm in January, February, and March, though a few of the sellers seemed to be packing up a bit early when I visited. The market is closed to the public August through September. For the most part, BPKFM appears to sells clothing, accessories, household goods, and souvenirs. There may be more tables with food during different parts of the year, but there were only three tents with fruit and vegetables, the fish fry shack, a couple of people selling homemade sauces, and a donut maker when I was there. The produce sellers seemed to pretty much carry the same stuff: onions, cloves of garlic, mushrooms, corn, cucumbers, a few varieties of tomatoes, avocados, Key bananas, Key limes, mangoes, strawberries, and a number of colorful peppers. I was curious as to where the food originated from but the people working those booths didn't interact with us much besides handing us bags to put items in and collecting our money. My friend believes a lot of it comes from mainland Florida and is what's rejected by grocery stores (simply because there is a surplus or they don't meet the standards) and then distributed throughout markets in the Keys. As far as I could tell, everything was ripe and ready to eat after a quick rinse. Prices are fair and actually quite a bit cheaper than purchasing from the chain grocers in the area. My father always had a knack for purchasing mangoes when they were on sale but far from edible. He'd forget about them and they'd go bad by the time we remembered to check on them. That wasn't the case here. The mangoes were just on the verge of turning and I bought 3 of them for $6. I ate one and left the others for my friend to make smoothies. The one I ate was the most substantial and flavorful mango I've ever had in my life. It was easy to peel and the fruit practically slid off the pit. Sadly, the Key bananas were not as impressive as the mangoes. I had the fortune of checking out an antique shop in Key West where the owner grew her own bananas in her backyard. She offered me one and it was surprisingly citrusy. I don't normally like bananas without a bit of green, but that one had caught me off guard in a good way. Unfortunately, the bananas at this market did not possess that same quality. Though, I will say that they were still better than any regular ripe banana. If you're looking for a ton of variety, this might not be the place to go; however, it's worth a stop if you're looking to do some serious shopping and pick up some food, too. You won't save much money if you come just for the produce, but it's definitely worth a stop if you make a day of it.

Dead on the Saturday morning we were here but looks like it was some fun to lots of someones…read morewhenever that was. Kind of looked like a hurricane was blowing through, no one was setup. Well, two diehards. Time and place. Maybe we were too early. Maybe it wasn't the season. Covid. And not unlike malls, flea markets have seen their day. There's still a waning place for them including their gentrified evolution into pop up farmers markets. Not usually the kind of merch I'm looking for but cool stuff to a whole lot of people.

I got my silver cross necklace repaired here and absolutely loved the result. I told them I needed…read morethe necklace and charm to be stronger and secure(after I broke the charm after many years of wear), they took my needs and made them into a reality! Fast, beautiful, and durable work with a reasonable price. Thank you again for saving something so priceless to me.

From the owner: Whether you're shopping for that perfect piece of Jewelry or seeking dependable repair work, we…read moreoffer a seamless blend of quality service. We specialize in the best quality Diamonds, Gemstones and Pearls. We look forward to seeing you.