Paul was awesome and informative, the store works more like a museum that you can purchase from…read more Prices were high, but understandable for the quality and the assurance of the legitimacy of the item. Paul will not only sell you the item, you will also get the history of it, the year made, and a good conversation. Thanks Paul!

Not a thrift store. A cool experience because of the tags…read moreon most of the items. Each piece that interest you, don't miss the info contained on the tag attached. Mr Paul, the owner, is informative and passionate about everything in the store. I asked him where he gets his items, at estate sales? "No, other antique collectors"That's why his merchandise is unique and worth what he's asking. Plus he'll offer a bit of a discount if your serious and not trying to steal it.

Super cute location to thrift shopping. They have everything and you can get lost and walk around…read more The location it's well maintained and very clean which makes it easier to look at all the antiques they sell .

Great place for unique antiques, architectural salvage, reclaimed wood & industrial objects. Always…read moreseem to find just the right piece here even when I'm not looking.

absolutely amazing! very kind workers and so much selection! truly unbeatable and will be back…read moresoon! they were also very reasonable and willing to bargain!

There is a large selection of paintings along with nick-nacks for sure. The prices, however, are…read moreoutrageously high on most items. A small needlepoint of some sort of the Chagall window was $65 and a small watercolor of a cabin in the woods was down to $125.00. A desk in rough shape, granted unusual piece was $175. I had not been in this building since it was a video store back in late 90s ,not much changed and have to say good use of VHS/DVD shelves for the ample nick-nacks. The gentleman who was working was most friendly but the prices still left me chocking.

Please don't do what I almost did. From the outside, the place looks run down and TINY! We almost…read moreleft, but decided to give this place a shot. It's freakin enormous inside with an awesome selection, and their prices were very fair. Everyone I was with found something, and we all walked out of Secondhand Sandies huge fans. Definitely gotta check this place out!

I just got home and I can honestly say that unpacking was as much fun as being there. This has got…read moreto be the best secondhand store in this city. Its eclectic, and every square inch is used. Sandy, the proprietor, knows her stock and has good imagination of her own. I am looking forward to having this as an important source of crafting supplies, especially now. If I had known about this place earlier I would have done less of my buying overseas. Sandy's has two main owners who stay quiet and quietly friendly in the background. They pay close attention to cleanliness and customer service. One was Bob, I can't remember the other. All told a very pleasant shopping trip.

I just checked this establishment out for the first time and got 4 pieces, two dressers and two…read morenightstands for under $700. One was Ethan Allen which can retail up to $2000. The staff was very helpful and they have quite a nice collection of consigned furtniture and other home decor. The consigned receive half if/when their items sell. For the buyers you have to pay separately for delivery, but the staff arranges it for you. I will update my review after that portion of the process is complete. My husband and I left feeling very accomplished. No complaints about the delivery process either. The mover reached out to my husband via cell phone and within 20 minutes had all our pieces moved in. They quoted as $100 for delivery and move-in at the establishment so that's exactly what was charged/we paid. Pleased with the service from start to finish.

I had sent my pictures in to see if they could sell my items. I was told in the email to come on in…read moreand bring them that they could sell them for me. When I arrived, I was addressed by a woman that worked there who looked at my frames and told me "Sorry we cannot take these frames they have no pictures in them? " When I explained to her that I had received an email that instructed me to drop them off I was told the same answer and tried to tell me my frames which are churchill classics and in excellent condition were not going to be worth it for them to sell. I told her if that was the case I should have been told that before I drove all the way to the other side of town to bring them in. She tried to tell me that the email I had was some generic email that they send to everyone to bring them in. I had even sent a photo. I told her that answer was unacceptable, and I told her you are one of the rudest people I have ever met before I left. I would not recommend this place to anyone based on my horrible experiences. Do not shop here or sell your things here if this is how they treat people. It cost money to drive from one side of town to the other these days and you don't need to waste your money.

Discovered this pretty massive antique market. It was pretty intense of how many different things…read moreare in here. So much hand made art. From the amount of barn finds here it's impossible not to get lost in here discovering different kinds of antique. It's like walking throughout history here. Various antiques of different ethnic cultures. I found a solid place to pick up fresh sourdough bread and marmalades that aren't flooded with chemicals. The staff is accommodating as well, I had a lot of questions and they had a lot of answers. The tea area is a pretty cool spot for tea time and pastries when you schedule it. My girlfriend was pretty obsessed with All Things Tea. This place is a good way to change up your usual spots for exploration in Tallahassee.

I stopped by here, on my way from New Orleans to St Pete and really wanted to stop into a cute…read morevintage market and I sure did when I ended up here. It was massive to walk through and so much beautiful stuff there! I really wish this place was closer to me, id go there often!

Shabby chic is this gorgeous boutique's signature look. It's not shabby at all and most definitely…read morechic so it does live up to its name. I love the whimsical decorative items such as the sparkling chandelier as it contrasts with distressed wood photo frames, vintage throw pillows, colorful fabrics and a few more antique looking decor. I wish I'd found out about this place during the holidays and I would've certainly found gifts for good friends here. Nevertheless, there are birthdays, special occasions and holidays down the road so I'll be sure to remember to come back here. The owner was super nice too! Prices were reasonable too!

From the owner: At Vintique you will find Vintage inspired new furnishings, authentic vintage furnishings painted…read morew/ chalk paint & distressed, furniture repurposed from vintage windows, doors & headboards, great benches, shabby chic - cottage style home decor, and gifts. Always solid wood. Always great customer service! Vintique is uniquely an old world feel with modern style.

At Flea Market Tallahassee you can find books, clothing, collectibles, plants, fresh produce,…read morehousehold items and more all in one place with great prices! Where can you find books, clothing, collectibles, plants, fresh produce, household items and more all in one place with great prices? No not at the mall, at Flea Market Tallahassee. Each weekend thousands of visitors drop by our market to visit close to 400 vendors on site. From shoes to comic books, from art to hardware, from NASCAR merchandise to glassware, you will find just about everything at Tallahassee, Florida's best flea market. The market has something for everyone from the budget conscience consumers looking to save a few dollars, to collectors looking for those hard to find items. Young and old will enjoy a day at the market. You will even find a wide variety of food options for all tastes.

Saturday 7/20/2019: I always enjoy hitting flea markets on Saturday mornings when vendors cram into…read moreevery table or stall vying for your business. I've never been to the Tallahassee Flea Market but have driven past it many times without having the time to stop. I am glad I finally got to check it out, spending time perusing the mix of items for sale including baby bunny rabbits, automotive tires, antiques, clothing, shoes, housewares and more all while munching on exotic lychee fruits! Sweet! So what's not to like? So on a morning when the Flea Market should have been sprawling with vendors and customers, it was instead rather sparse on both accounts. There were way more empty vendor tables and stalls than there were occupied. Most of the vendors seemed to be long term Flea Market regulars that are like permanent fixtures there. So as I walked the entire Flea Market I wondered why there aren't more vendors, and hence probably more customers... I would return if I was looking for an "off the wall find." I did make some fresh vegetable purchases before leaving.