Stopped by this past weekend for our antique shopping. This is the first time we have visited…read moreThrough the Years Vintage Market. You can park along the street, as there are no signs prohibiting it, but the vehicles do block the majority of the right lane. We were greeted upon entry and checked on during our perusing, but before entering we were also greeted by a Calico cat on the ramp leading to the entry door. They demanded a tax in the form of pets, which of course my wife had to oblige. The place is an older two-story home, which was obvious by the creeks of the floorboards. They have a lot of items to look at, which we love in a store; however, it would seem they are more geared to children with all the holiday items from Easter, to Halloween and Christmas. In the beginning, we were not impressed because the holiday items seemed to overwhelm the senses and draw attention from the actual antiques we were there to find, but the place eventually grew on us. Unfortunately, we did not find that had to have item and even though we enjoyed the time, we will not be adding this place to our favorites list to return yearly.

When we were new to Mt. Dora and trying to finish furnishing our house we stopped in and got 2…read morewonderful pieces. I can't wait to go back and know I will find more than one thing I must have.

Great place for gently used items. Very nice people volunteer. It would be nice if they had longer…read morehours. I try to get there when I can. Always find something good to take home.

The selection - for a small place -is exceptional and of high quality - adding to the value. No…read morefurniture and a high number of "free" items meaning they constantly cull their items for in-demand items. It's small so service is great - ask for something and the staff will probably direct you to it!

Inflation hit big time here and it was very disappointing compared to previous visits. To say it…read morehas gone downhill is an understatement. I hope it was just a bad day. :/

It has been a few years since I have shopped here. It seems overall nothing has changed. They still…read morehave a wide variety of clothing for men, which is rare in thrift stores, I find. My daughter no longer lives in a Goodwill group home, but she still works at one of their stores when no one else would hire her, so I still don't hold their slightly higher thrift store prices against them. In fact, I saw a few non-clothing items that I thought were slightly under priced, such as brand new looking baseball gloves for $7. Those things are very expensive new. I escaped this time with just a couple of clothing items as I was just browsing really.

Always friendly and welcoming ... has discounted dog and cat treats and food! Worth a gander when…read moreyour are checking Eustis' growing number of restaurants!

This is a great little resale shop in downtown Eustis. We have found several like-new items here…read moreand very-good used items. I love looking at all the CD's and tools to see if I can find anything special for a great price. My wife has found several tops, jackets, and outfits here that were like-new at a very affordable price. Additionally, we have purchased treats, food, toys, and multiple walking harnesses/leashes for our dog on the cheap! On our most recent visit, around Thanksgiving 2023, the store had a sale on clothing; buy one get two free; the volunteers said it can be mix-n-match too, wow, what a deal! The store also had a 50% Christmas items, 50% off all small appliances, blankets, and linens. I also have to mention this store is a great resource to the community especially If you are living with or taking care of older or disabled person. We previously purchased a walker here in the past for a very low cost, and I noticed they had a wheel chair, crutches and other items that might come in handy when helping a loved one get around. On this day in Eustis, it was quite chilly out. A gentleman entered the store because he was cold and didn't have a jacket. He walked out of the store with a decent light coat for $0.50; amazing! If you are in the area and looking for a great place to shop while supporting animals in crisis, then the Humane Society is the place for you.

Great prices & great staff!!! You can find most anything there. Love all the books too.read more

Very well organized thrift store, with new items donated by businesses. Plenty of parking and the…read moreused furniture is worth a look. Brass decorations, and better than the usual clothes. Used power tools and sports items and collectibles from time to time.

Cooper's Alley checks all the boxes for me. Women-owned. Charming. Friendly team. Full of…read morethings I WANT. This delightful shop in Mount Dora is only a year old and is co-owned by sisters looking to bring patrons shopping delights that reflect an "inspired mix of vintage & new." This is a great shop to start Christmas shopping in. Case in point, the groovy fedora I bought myself today - purely for funsies! I'm already looking forward to going back - see you there!

This is a really cool boutique on N. Donnelly St. in Mount Dora. Lots of unique items for home…read moredecor (and furnishings) and just nostalgic items that are really not available at the bigger box retail environment. The owner is really nice and has a really cute Chihuahua named lollipop. Remember, do not pet lollipop; but, allow her to come to you if she wants some lovin'.

The people are so friendly and very helpful every time I go there. I am helping them, and they are…read morehelping me, and they are helping veterans a win - win - win situation.

Although not things I was looking for, I saw bargains. It appeared that one could assemble a set…read moreof golf clubs for crazy cheap, if for example one is already paying a monthly amenity fee, yet not availing oneself of the courses ( polite cough ). In addition to good deals, one is supporting a worthy cause.

What an amazing store. Three generations of the family operate an antique vintage business. I was…read moreable to meet Ms. Marion at Vintage 46 while other family members run a booth at Rennigers. According to Vintage 46 they have " a little bit of everything and something for everyone." Vintage 46 only opened in April of 2018 but by the amount of stuff they have you would think they have been here forever. Vintage 46 is set up in perfectly organized theme rooms. Themes include collectibles, European, shabby chic, a room like your grandmothers, steam punk, and a man cave. Among the different rooms they sell furniture, home goods, clothing, and accessories. I got a kick out of seeing the Star Wars glasses I used to collect as a kid from Burger King. I also loved the darling Grandma's room. I asked if prices were firm and it depends on the item. I was pressed for time but this is a store you can linger in for hours.