I have visited Davey's Toys twice and both visits were great. This store has a variety of vintage…read moretoys, ranging from Barbies to Marvel comic books and everything in between. He even has some vintage Harry Potter collectibles, which are a rare sight for any fan. I also enjoy that the prices are very reasonable -- it feels like he is not trying to be a "reseller" in the respect that the prices are not unreasonably inflated. For instance, I purchase a Disney Nuimo that sells for about $20 brand new for only $10, which makes sense as it is a used item. But, what I tend to see with more recent resellers is that they would sell that same item for $30 simply because "you can only buy it in the parks." I will certainly be back in the future.

Such great prices, large amount of collectible Barbie's, and a variety of memorabilia. Also so nice…read moreand willing to answer any questions you have!

Nice lady Diana. Good deals. She looked up current prices for us. Thanks! She gave us the 10%…read moreYelp discount as well. Pins a little on the high side and not as great selection as the one by Disneyworld, but some genuinely neat older collectibles as well as new things like Loungefly purses.

Sold me a item through Etsy. When I received it and unpacked it I found it broken and not…read moreoperating. Instead of providing good customer service and refunding my money they claimed I broke the item so I could get it for free. Who would do such a thing ? Why would I want a item broken in 3 places ? Free or otherwise. It's a lousy way to do business.

The Moondance has moved. This store used to be tucked away in a corridor under the escalator, but…read morenow has moved up front and center next to Maggiano's. This is next to the recently re-engineered ride share drop off inside the Pointe Orlando complex. As a long time patron of Pointe Orlando it seems 'fish out of water' to have cars moving inside the dining and shopping venues but not in the garage. However I digress. Moondance is one of those cute tourist shops that has unusual items that you can easily tuck into your suitcase. Not as mainstream as Disney Springs but more of a bohemian flower child vibe. I think this place has options for even the most difficult to please teenagers. The store has a cornucopia of items which means a few minutes to take it all in, which makes for a perfect for a quick shopping fix.

Such a taste the owner has...WoW and WoW...Great selection of Indian unique handcrafted elements,…read morestones, products and etc...Value wise, it wasn't cheap but It's worth the pay...Customer service was great & the vibes were all positive!

Stumbled into this adorable shop by way of a breakfast collective pop-up. After devouring our…read moretreats we wanted to check out the host location. It is a cute little spot in the Thornton Park area of Orlando. Since we arrived earlier in the morning, street parking was no issue. The shop had a lot of artisan things for sale, mostly by female owned businesses and artists. They also have a candle making opportunity that we are going back for, as we did not have time to stay and do that. As a person that recently attempted to make a candle, I can't wait to try that. The folks in the shop were very friendly and it was organized and clean. I bought handmade cards and soap, several pairs of earrings and adorable stickers. I'll report back when we go make the candles! It seemed like the price was right and they gave you a discount if you brought your own glassware for the candle.

Honey house vintage a must stop in Orlando! So many cute finds and local women owned handmade…read morebusiness are highlighted in their inventory. Highly recommend.

I visited the store again to support the Pumpkins for 'Possums event. It was wonderful to see…read moreeveryone who came out to support. I appreciated how the store and event was ran with separate lines for the the entry into the store and the line for interacting with the possum. I waited in the line for the store which only took about 10 minutes. The store was packed with people but even more importantly, really cool Halloween merch! I liked the photo op area in the front of the store. I this the store hosting this charity event was amazing. I waited in line for the possum where I got to pet the possum and donate. I even got a pumpkin to take home.

Found out that their bathing suits for their summer launch are bought off Amazon. So there's a mix…read moreof actual, small businesses and stuff they just bought off Amazon and they DO NOT TELL YOU. Not a real goth or alternative business if you are buying cheap items online. That's not why people shop there.

I was brought here on surprise by my husband and what a fun surprise it was! This place was bigger…read morethan it looks and every nook and cranny was full of vintage Disney merchandise. We had limited time so I could only breeze through the rooms, but can't wait to come back to find gifts for friends and family this holiday season.

Review of a new transplant Disney adult but the kind that doesn't need every aspect of my life…read moretouched by the mouse (if that gives any context): It's a really interesting spot. Lots of one of a kind artifacts and pieces which are really cool to look at. Pricing is quite steep. If you are going in for some fun vi take or one offs you will pay for it-this is not the place to find a bargain. I went in hoping to find some cool art that has a flavor of Disney without being in your face about it and really liked the chest of blueprints (in the back left corner of the shop) but they were all $60+ for some that were nondescript. Anything that had a real whiff of anything Disney were far more expensive. I also hoped to find a cast member badge with my name on it as I was not allowed to keep mine. No luck (they are $25 each) not I'll go back to try to keep searching for that. Lots of cool stuff just be prepared to pay estate sale prices. I almost bought a vintage embroidered MGM denim jacket ($250) not the size was way too big to justify. Most of the jackets were men's and quite large in size (most large-xxl). The women's options were largely newer and smaller sizes. I also want to note that as I was combing through the various wracks of clothing there was often a strong oder. Be it BO or mildew, it seems they do not wash the garments before putting them on the floor (which makes sense-can't blame them for that) but that also means that people are donated soiled garments. So PSA: if you donate clothing (anywhere not just here) please wash those garments first. This is just common sense and basic decency. At the end I I planned to buy two pairs of ears ($14.99 each) and a popcorn bucket ($39) bit had to take a work call before I could purchase. I left my items at the till and took my call in the car. I went back in and they were swamped-like I couldn't see the till over the people in the space so I felt a little over stimulated and left empty handed. Stopped in on a Wednesday morning thinking it wouldn't be busy on a week day in the am. I was wrong lol. It was quite congested which made it kind of difficult to browse because I feeling as though I was in someone way or pathway. A staff member was speaking with someone and I could overhear her saying it was a "slow morning" so I can't imagine what a weekend or a high traffic time is like in here. All in all it is kind of a gem even if you're just there to sip on a coffee and browse. You need time and patience to comb through e surging and you'll probably find some gems but be ready to pay for said gems. This is not a Bergen thrift store.

This is a wonderful store with beautiful stationary choices! There are great gifts for the holidays.read more

No way you could walk by this shop without stopping in. The simple,bright white décor with the pops…read moreof color from the prints/cards draw you in. How lucky that Orlando has so many home grown artists that still choose to set up shop in town! Located next door to Dear Prudence, the art is fun and colorful (his dog prints are his most popular) and featured on art prints, greeting cards, tote/cosmetic bags, candles, luggage tags, etc! The artist himself , Nick Hanzlik, happened to be there when I stopped in. I picked up a few art prints and cards that were on sale and an Orlando print I spotted. I chatted with him a bit and he mentioned that he also has 2 pop ups in NYC! I didn't even ask but he offered to sign both of the prints I purchased so that was a bonus. I'll definitely keep this place in mind for fun gift ideas and you should too!

This place is such a cute hidden gem for board game lovers in Winter Park!…read more It's a cozy shop with a small but well curated selection of games. Despite the limited selection, there was a good diversity of different types of games including some of my favorites, some I've been wanting to try, and some I had never heard of! One of the coolest features of the shop is the incredible selection of candles and wax melts inspired by tabletop gaming. Although they are especially exciting for gamers, I think anyone who loves scents shouldn't miss this line. They had a buy 3, get 1 free promotion so we decided to buy 8 wax melts and had such a hard time narrowing it down to just 8! So far I've been enjoying the "Temple" scent in my house but can't wait to use the other 7 and hopefully try some more eventually. I can't wait to stop back in to the Crafty Gamer. I also saw that they sometimes host candle-making classes and other events, so hopefully I can visit for one of those soon!

A very diverse selection of reasonably priced tabletop products including unique candles and wax…read morewarmers. This shop really has a sense of community as it features a variety of work by local artists. The staff is friendly and helpful!