This little shop is next to Oyster City Brewing so while Ben was inside the brewery, I popped in to…read morecheck it out. The shop offers unique items that are mostly coastal inspired. I saw a cute sea urchin bowl that I knew would go well with my mother's bathroom theme so I took a picture to send to her. After taking some pictures I saw a sign that stated absolutely no photos. Umm, well too late on that part and honestly seems a little crazy to me. Given the price points of some of the items, I would never just take the plunge and buy something without confirmation if for someone else. Another reason it seemed crazy to me was because the most if not all the items weren't one of kind. Maybe a piece of art here or there but they had Burt's Bees items which is sold everywhere and multiple numbers of same items, books, etc. The shop was very cute and I did like several items in there for gifts but did not make any purchases. Maybe if ever in the area again.

Whether you are a citizen of Apalachicola, or simply visiting, Riverlily should be a destination on…read moreyour "List of Awesome Things To See and Do." They have a fantastic selection of soaps, lotions, candles, clothing, as well as jewelry. I was able to find a very unique and special necklace for a gift, and while I was there I was able to find a greeting card amongst their wide selection to accompany it. However, my favorite thing about Riverlily is Emma & Ivey's Beautiful Eggs with Gulf Sunrise Yolks. This was the last place I would have thought to find farm fresh eggs, but they have them. They are pleasing both to the palate and the eye. Stop in: you will not leave disappointed, nor empty handed.

Shut Up! They cut me 2 - 74oz AMAZING ribeye steaks in the back…read more This place is better then my massive local supermarket. I am truly and deeply a Piggly fan from now on.

Went here this morning. Plum tomatoes $3.00/pound. Drove to Walmart, P.C. 79 cents per pound…read more Avocados at Pig: 1.50 each. Walmart: 69 cents. Just a few examples of how a monopoly can make life unaffordable

Very charming old building and a fun stop for book lovers. Small space so there wasn't a huge…read moreselection, but even so I found a couple books I wanted. It isn't a used bookstore so the prices are about average for brand new books. There was a sweet lady working the front desk and the overall atmosphere was quite nice.

Always a pleasure to stop in every year when we return to Florida from New York. This place is a…read moregem, with carefully selected books featuring a beautiful range of subjects-never fail to find something intriguing! And the yarn-top shelf, according to my wife-Support your local bookstores!

The best and most unique place to shop. I'm never disappointed and have been a customer for about…read more20 years! I do wish they'd bring back a larger selection of the green quartz dinnerware.

This place's lacking of time and space means that, if we are to cope comfortably, our preparation…read moremust be better, and execution smoother. The nautical decor here is pitifully over-done, a niche business maybe in some way, but those thoughts are buried in the tales from the old shop reviewed here, you can still see the old decaying abandoned building on a seaside street on the edge of town. I entered this new shop without reservations even after listening to a pair of customers exiting the business filled with disappointment. I had no prior knowledge or bias, so I own my opinion expressed here. There was no interaction with the staff, she seemed pre-occupied behind the counter sitting with her back to the customers the entire time. I live near a beach so I completely understand the seafaring theme but I had no idea by the store name that I was entering a shop with such a narrow focus so I guess that was my biggest disappointment besides the pricing, I felt the quality of a lot of the pieces didn't match the asking price but then again nothing here had me drooling to negotiate a better price. I walked the entire property in under fifteen minutes which was plenty of time to view everything including a little room off the main floor that was partially filled with Native American art and trinkets, personally I wouldn't have a reason to stop in again...

Such a cute store in the historic district, and I love all it stands for!…read more They have a picture of Loisa and team of seamstresses who makes all of the clothes they sell, which really makes your shopping personal. So nice to see the families and mission work that your purchases are supporting! Lots of cute jewelry too. The clerk, Harmony was such a beautiful soul and a total gem to meet and chat with. She has a knack for fashion too and can accesorize your entire outfit. Buy here!! Go fish!

I can't tell you a whole lot about women's clothing, but I know what I like when I see it. It…read moredidn't take a lot of encouragement for Therese H. to buy a lovely mocha-colored cape and a complementary necklace. The clothing here is a little more elegant than some of the other places in town, but still a good value. Like most places in Apalachicola, the staff was very friendly and helpful.

I love this store and always visit when in Apalach. It is full of high quality goods, plates, food…read moreitems, glasses, kitchen gadgets, decorations and on and on. This week I bought some martini glasses, napkins and chocolate. The nice lady wrapped everything beautifully and I have the perfect gift for my budget. I will be going back again on the weekend for something for ME. Great value and quality, spend a lot or a little and feel treated.

Lovely shop. Nice and interesting variety of home and gourmet items. Owner welcoming and Covid-19…read morethorough. Great spot for a look after a meal downtown.

Was visiting in town 4th of July, was slightly sick, got help I needed,and medicine that I needed…read more So now if I need anything, from drugstore, that is where we go !!! Thank you.

I tried calling ahead of time, they were rude on the phone, so I thought I would just go in to have…read morea med transferred. I was treated like I was a nuisance right as I walked up, was discouraged to transfer my med by telling me it's a 48 hour wait, with no other explanation. Had me standing there while they were rude to an older lady that had been waiting, she looked tired. Then the pharmacist or whoever she was asked a question while facing me, like she was asking me, I answered, and then she put her finger up in a reprimanding way, and said no, no, no, like stop talking, and I realized she was asking her co worker a question. I stood there a little longer like a child in trouble does, and then figured I would go without my med for the week. It was worth feeling like crap physically than to be treated like crap by that lady.

i would avoid this shop if you are looking for good customer service. Apparently they are doing so…read morewell they ask their paying customers not to come back. Very unprofessional and rude.

I had the pleasure of doing 4 SCUBA dives with Daly's Dock and Dive Center in Port Saint Joe…read morerecently as part of an underwater archaeology training course. From the moment I walked in the shop, I was impressed. Ann Marie was the first to greet our group, and she was so friendly and helpful. She and her husband Ed are clearly passionate about providing exemplary service. Their selection of merchandise is great, and they had an excellent sale on wetsuits that I couldn't resist. There are beautiful kitties in the shop, and the owners work tirelessly to save feral cats and to get them fixed and vaccinated to help reduce the population of unwanted cats in this rural county. I truly admire their compassionate hearts! I am also a SCUBA diving instructor, and I'm always looking for great shops like Daly's. The owners and crew went above and beyond to make sure our experience was stellar. Daly's is also very safe...we waited for a storm to clear before doing the afternoon dives. Setting up gear is a bit different here...you set up in the back parking lot before loading on the boat, then you walk across the street to meet the boat. Though everyone there was excellent, we mainly interacted with Gabbi and Michelle who we absolutely loved! Michelle is a great boat captain and put us right on the Vamar. Due to our large group, they contracted with another boat captain named Mike who was very experienced and kind. I had left a sea urchin shell on his boat, and he took the time to come back to the shop to return it to me. Also, I get cold easily, and between dives, Ann Marie brought us awesome boat coats we borrowed to keep warm! Customer service could not have been better. I had not been to Port Saint Joe in several years, and I was blown away at what a hip, trendy town it has become. There are many wonderful restaurants and attractions (including the lighthouse) within walking distance of the dive shop. Our group took full advantage of the prime location and dined, shopped, and did some sightseeing after our excellent experience with Daly's Dock and Dive Center. I highly recommend this shop and will definitely return!