LOVE LOVE LOVE A friend that was visiting happen to…read morefind it when she was out and about looking at thrift stores and luckily she shared it with me. I absolutely had a fantastic time looking through the vintage clothing and cute little items for my house and garden, and even some incense, so yeah, this is a definite five star selection for me . see the pictures below. I bought a cute Jean jacket with pearls and more

Such a cute store with very reasonable prices! I was shocked at how affordable some of the items…read morewere! The owner is just the nicest too. They always sell smoothies and have a gal that does food I think wed, Thurs and Friday. I bought three cute glasses for my store at $2.99/each and the cutest heart earrings for $4.99! Love how cute it's set up also! I'm a little sad I never stopped before!

I've been 2 this mall a few times there isn't that much stores ;-; but it's okay ig there's some…read moregood options but most stores are closed down

Eagle Ridge Mall opened on February 22, 1996 with 80 stores, a carousel, an ice skating rink, and…read moreanchor stores that included Sears, JCPenney, and Dillard's. The grand opening of the 100 million dollar, 624,000 square-foot mall attracted 3,700 people within the first 30 minutes and 22,000 shoppers celebrated the new mall throughout the day. Throughout the ensuing years the mall has faced challenges like the sinkhole that developed beneath a children's play area and a second hole beneath an area of the Sears store in 1998. In 2009, the economic downturn led to then-owner, General Growth Properties, filling for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It was reportedly the largest real estate bankruptcy in U.S. history at the time. The Sears store closed in late 2016, and JCPenney closed in June 2020, leaving Dillard's as the sole remaining original anchor store. After Covid there were only 40 businesses left in the mall. While the two anchor stores remain vacant, management has managed to increase the number of businesses to over 70. These include Regal 12 Cinema, the Lake Wales Bowl, with Strikes Bar and Grill, and the El Pilón Loko Puerto Rican restaurant adjacent to the food court. There is also a bounce house park play area for $12. While the mall looks like it has been through it I really loved my visit. it felt like a throwback to the 80's. There were some really unique stores and the carousel in the food court was absolutely beautiful. Where some people see a dump, I see a reminder of a simpler time. Don't write this old girl off yet.

I easily made reservations online (for a Saturday afternoon) via their website; reservations for my…read morewife, visiting DIL and granddaughter (for a 7th birthday celebration). The entire experience was wonderful! The ornate exterior and interior made for a memorable experience, as did the great service and selected dishes! The wee one is not fond of tea (yet) and they gave her a tea pot filled with lemonade instead. With the rave reviews from the family I will make sure this is an experience they can partake in again in the future. I may join them or just the wife myself, although they told me this is more for the ladies and only a couple of men were present during their two hour leisurely visit (service was not slow, they just enjoyed the setting that much). They have an attached gift shop which they raved about too, and of course returned with a few items. Thank you for providing a wonderful experience, of which I got to live vicariously through.

Amazing experience with this place ,far exceeded our expectations. We made reservations for the…read more11AM ( first opening) and we were happy that we did. Parking was free and ample. Directions to the restaurant were clear from the street with good signage. One may call this an upscale tea room/ brunch: indulging dessert experience; depending on how you order. We skipped our breakfast to make room for the experience and we were not disappointed. Seating and decor was British colonial setting. The food was delicious and prepared well. The desserts were decadent and the TEA service was exotic. The food ordered was pasta Florentine and (rich and creamy goodness), blackened mahi over mango salsa was cooked and seasoned perfectly. Quiche was not bad . Mediterranean platter came with humus, roasted eggplant and Tabbouleh. Eggplant was sharp in flavor. Chai was served full of flavors and spices; green ginger tea flavorful and needed time to get to full strength. Raspberry in Paris Rooibos was naturally sweet and well scented. For the desserts we ordered strawberry scones with clotted cream, Italian wedding cake, hummingbird and the chocolate ganache. They were large portions and decadent. Importantly the owner made sure to accommodate us on the menu and was quick to respond to any issues. Isabel and Carline were exceptionally gracious host. Explore the grounds and gift shop on premises and savor your experience. Godwilling your experience is like ours and better.

Let's set the record straight from the start - this is a deep discount grocery store. It isn't…read morePublix, Winn Dixie, WalMart or even Piggly Wiggly. Nope, this is a store in a run-down strip mall that specializes in selling close-to or out-of-date items. Looking for fancy shelving and floors so clean you can eat off them? Go elsewhere. It's obvious this has been at least a couple of other stores long before this company showed up. What you get is a neatly stacked store with items that seem to vary depending upon what they get at any given time. Buy when you see it or possibly lose out. Is some of it outdated? You betcha. However, there is a catch with those manufacturer dates - they are made up. I recently discovered there are very little federal or state regulations concerning those dates; however, manufacturers know you'll ditch something out of fear even if the can or product still looks good. Today I found RC sugar-free cola, 12 pack cans, for $2. In case you're wondering, Walmart has them on "sale" for $5.88. Tastes the same but now I can get 36 cans instead of 12. And how about the Clorox misting spray refill at $1? It sells for $6.78 at Walmart. Now I can get nearly 7 for the price of 1. This list goes on. Since I buy only those items in cans or sealed bottles, I can't comment on the meats, bagged crackers and bread; however, if you consume those perishable items quickly you should be okay. In fact, I have a friend who buys his meats here and cooks them on the grill the same day. He loves the place for the cheap pricing. Staff is attentive and friendly, an oddity given the low bucks nature of the store, but don't let the looks of the store bother you. Like I stated, if you're a neat freak, go elsewhere. As you might imagine, they don't take coupons but they do accept credit cards. If you want deals galore, come here and come often!

Nothing fancy but clean and functional store. If you looking to save money on your food bill this…read moreis the place. Wide verity of fresh, frozen and shelf stable foods. Staff is friendly and helpful. Don't let the expiration dates scare you. These are suggested dates of the manufacturer. We enjoyed our purchases.

I was so much disappointed in this store. The selection of men's wear is below par for this type…read morestore. it does have some good points and that the staff very efficient and friendly

This store is always very clean and very well organized. Staff is always friendly. They have…read moresomething for everyone's budget.

I love this shop for picking up inexpensive, unique gifts. Always something new & interesting.read more

From the owner: Home and Gift Marketread more

HUGE selection, great sales and the staff was very kind and helpful! Bought way more than I had…read moreplanned but paid very little.

Great people and a great cause. Nice store and donations can be dropped off here.read more

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.

amazing discounts, all kinds of stuff for the whole family, good customer servic.read more

From the owner: Grand Opening 04/01/2023, My store will be selling discounted name brands products. The majority of…read moremy inventory is from Sam’s Club and brand new. Other inventory is from outside vendors. In today's economy everyone needs the best deal possible when shopping and as a consumer I’m always looking for the best deal which led me to this new business venture. Come on in and take advantage of my below MSRP prices. I’m new to the Lakeland area and look forward to helping the community thrive.