Amazing slection and prices! I purchased a few pieces of jewlery. The sterling silver collection…read morehere is unmatched -- very darling earings, necklances, rings, etc and for a great price. Amy also cleaned the pair of earrings I purchased, so they are sparkling new! Cant wait to wear them. Thanks again :)

Better then going to regular store you fine great items an bargain s for your family or friendsread more

I was shocked to find out how absolutely enormous this place is! What a fantastic place to wander…read morearound, look at endless interesting things, and get lost in the past. If you have a purse or bag, you'll have to store it in a free locker by the front door while you shop and carry the key (it's on a stretchy wristband so you don't lose it). I would recommend leaving your bag at home just in case the lockers are all full! You'll find Disney collectibles, movie memorabilia, glass and metal sculptures, ceramic trinkets, clothes, accessories, jewelry, toys, art, and pretty much any other vintage item you could think of. I wouldn't say it's a particularly cheap antique shop, but the stalls are each carefully and thoughtfully curated, most of them having a specific theme. It feels a little like an upscale, indoor flea market!

Orange Tree Antiques Mall is a long-standing business here in Orlando. In fact, it has been there…read moresince the 1990's. It was cool to wander through here and see all they had to offer. The people were friendly and overall, it was a good experience.

Lots of options across different styles and you can sell clothes as well! Pricing is more expensive…read moresince they are buying/selling and need to make a profit. A good stop to leisurely stroll around for fun. My only annoyance is that there is no governance on how many items you can try on at a time, so I had to wait like 10-15min watching people cycle out items in their dressing room and cart. Would be good to add a limit before you have to get back in line or something to make sure people aren't just waiting around forever.

Good location, cute inventory, fair prices. Overall the curation is pretty good. They had nice…read morepatterns, colors, and textures. There were also some coveted brands and a good variety. I liked that there were also cute jewelry options and hair clips. The dressing room was so cute, and the overall aesthetic of the shop was adorable. The cashier was super nice and fashionable. I bought two dresses and a bracelet. Will visit again!

Nice boutique located at 110 park avenue N Winter park Fl. This lovely store has many accessories…read moreat a very reasonable price. The owner Ricci is very nice , charming and welcoming. At this store you can pick up hats, scarfs, purses, custom jewelry , semi precious jewelry and much more. This store is very tempting if you love this kind of stuff as I do. So come and check them out and see its a fun store for accessories . They also have estate jewelry. Parking is on the avenue and not bad.

Best fashion jewelry in Winter Park, if not the whole Orlando area. Great selection and friendly…read morestaff.

It's ok not all that wish they had better stuff . Plus not cheap . Needs a larger building.read more

Pam, After all was…read moresaid and done, I'm embarrassed that I had an issue with my card in completing the transaction on Saturday. I'm so sorry for all the hoops you've had to jump through for me, you're really very kind. I'm extremely grateful for ALL OF YOUR HELP with getting this rectified. I owe you a HUGE HUG when I get myself over your way, soon as this COVID curse becomes more manageable. THANK YOU yet again, Richard C. Dade City, FL

I enjoy thrifting, so of course I've popped into this location plenty of times since it's the…read moreclosest one to where I live and it's right here in Winter Park. I will say though, compared to other cities and other Goodwill locations I've been to, this one seems to price items quite a bit higher than I'm used to for a thrift store. Genuinely for a lot of items this store is equal to or more expensive than what you'd pay at Ross, T.J maxx, etc. Outside of the pricing, my other complaint is definitely the parking situation. You honestly just have to catch it on a good day when it's not too busy so you can secure a spot in their parking lot. There is street parking available, but it's a very busy area, so it's not very likely you'll find something easily. Just a PSA for anyone planning a trip. That being said, the staff is overall pretty friendly and I always receive good customer service whenever I visit. They also have a pretty decent selection. I'm usually able to find higher quality clothes and shoes, and the store stays very organized and clean inside, which is definitely a plus.

4 Stars for a small Goodwill Boutique in the heart of Winter Park, with prices to match…read more.. This isn't your giant typical Goodwill, this boutique is much smaller and primarily clothing (with some limited home goods). I loved perusing the aisles and if I wanted to craft a full wardrobe here, I could. I saw that a certain color tags were discounted, but I couldn't find any of those tags. Regardless, I found a pair of really nice anthology pants with the tags still on! It was almost $30, but the tags showed an original price of $220. Another big plus- they have fitting rooms! They are a bit dirty, but thankful for not having to try the pants over my shorts. Overall, you can find some good stuff here, but the prices are pretty high for a thrift store.

I probably could have spent hours here! I was in town for a tattoo appointment, and needed to kill…read moresome time. I was looking for a thrift store but when this popped up after a quick search, I knew I had to check it out! I'm so glad the denizens of Yelp had already reviewed this particular locale, because I knew I was in for a treat. I only spent a few bucks but I walked out with a fun assortment of treasures! I got some vintage domino pieces I plan to turn into jewelry as well as some old toy pieces, etc. There is such a random assortment of odds and ends, from pure vintage items to glorified junk--you have to be willing to commit to the search, which is half the fun. Definitely stop by and check out this hidden gem, you won't regret it if you're a true treasure hunter!

Really neat place. We found several treasures, prices reasonable. Owner super friendly. Saw a few…read morecats roaming around happily.

My deceased daughter owned a Habitat for Humanity home in Sanford Fl. She committed suicide and the…read morelives of my 2 grandkids were also taken. in the midst of this unspeakable loss- Habitat, who doesn't own the home- illegally changed the locks to keep me from gathering the sentimental items left of my daughter and grandkids. Penny Seater and Kelly P were instrumental in making my tragedy a bigger pain by having the locks changed illegally. The bank that holds the mortgage confirmed that Habitat had no legal right to change the locks. they did so in spite and it's very illegal and hateful. I would never donate or do business with this chapter of Habitat for Humanity- these are horrible people

I was provided with a nice shirt to wear that matches our team our team got fed a very nice Publix…read morebox lunch however that was the hardest work I've ever had to do physically. I physically was putting a house up with blocks of wood that were very heavy and my nail gun well, I will say I was scared of it. This was in July I was roasting and got a little overheated and had to rest. I'm happy to help again when a team gets together but I now know what to say yes to and what to say no to. Don't get me wrong I love doing the hard stuff but I don't think I was physically fit enough to really do a good job. So next time I need to be like inside the house painting the walls and air-conditioning.

Staff are all volunteers. Organization is a nonprofit. Everyone is friendly and helpful, wide…read morevariety of items for purchase.

While on my way to the Winter Park Farmer's Market I spotted this adorable little thrift store. It…read moreis located in downtown Winter Park, across the street from the Farmer's Market. This non profit organization has been assisting Winter Park for over 80 years. It has quite a storied history of helping the community. Founded on April 16, 1917,this organization was under United Relief Society, which began as a group of local women delivering groceries and clothes to those in need. In April 1921 it was renamed the Winter Park Welfare Association before becoming the Winter Park Benefit Shop in October 1935 in the space now occupied by Pannullo's Italian Restaurant. In the 1940's the shop moved to Lynn Avenue for 60 years in the space that now houses the Winter Park Welcome Center. It was relocated to its current location next to City Hall in 2006 and is in the city's old jail. The windows still have bars on them. The Winter park Benefit Shop is operated solely by donations and volunteers. The accept donations and inventory is always changing. During the winter they will donate blankets to the homeless. All of the proceeds from the shop goes to help local charities chosen by the Benefit Shop's Board of Directors. These include the American Council of the Blind, Harbor House of Central Florida, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, New Hope for Kids, the Winter Park Day Nursery and many others. After looking through the store I saw that prices are very inexpensive. They had a few rooms of clothing, accessories, and household goods. Besides raising money for charity, they want to be able to help the community get the low cost items they might need like things for a baby or an outfit for a job interview. I left with a darling ceramic angel and a few other knick knacks. I will definitely be back to visit the friendly and cheerful ladies of the Winter Park Benefits Shop the next time I am in town..