Amazing place have to stop here 3 or 4 times to see it all. Too much for one trip but worth itread more

We stopped in at this place 5 years ago & swore we'd never go back, but we did, just to see if…read moreanything had changed. Nope- still waaaaay overpriced. It's a shame too because there are some nice items. We've been antiquing/thrifting for years & have rarely ever seen prices this high. We would never pay such exorbitant prices, even for items we really like. It seems there are a lot of places like this in Georgia: older men who hoard items & don't really want to sell them so they put crazy markups on them. I'm shocked they're still in business or that anyone would pay those prices. The only positive thing we have to say is the staff are very friendly. Too bad. Very disappointing.

Wonderful store. Huge inventory of all types of things. Multiple buildings. Offer for my item was…read moreresponded to promptly and the staff was very helpful. Since I was close by in a marina, they even transported my item to me!

This place was intriguing. It was located right across the street from the outdoor Saturday market…read more There was an old truck "parked" by the building and that caught my eyes. It is a tad dark inside and there are very narrow aisles between the "booths". They are filled to the brim with a mix of genuine antiques, collectibles, copies, and vintage as well as some newer items. We did a quick run through checking out prices on items our parents and grandparents used to own. Some of the things were crazy high. But others more reasonable. And we had to remember that we were in a tourist town, so there is that. It would be a great place to explore for an hour or so -- especially on a rainy day or just to take a break from the sun. You might just find a treasure...

This is a super fun, place to shop, housed in an antique home with all sorts of beautiful,…read moreantiques, paintings, jewelry, and eclectic pieces. Very well organized and friendly host. Highly recommend!

This is one of those places that's virtually impossible to drive by without stopping in. I had the…read moreprivilege of meeting the proprietor Mr. Francis D. Flood, not only is he one of the friendliest people you'll ever meet, his eye for the things of the past is beyond reproach. It's likely you'll find Mr. Flood here when you stop in and there's a good chance you'll also meet his cat while wandering through the many treasures displayed in the main shop as well as the old house next door. By now you've realized the "Flood" in the shop name refers to the family name. The building was originally constructed to house the general store of J.A. Flood. Construction of the building was completed in early 1932. I posted an old photo that was on his Facebook page from the early years of the general store, what a time that must have been it sure brings back old memories just as the artifacts you'll find here do. This is really a treasure trove of memorabilia and collectibles...

I've been in here a few times and I think I've found a gem for myself each time. The older…read moregentleman that works here is so friendly and nice, his prices are fair and they have the sweetest cat! Love this little place!

I took me years to be in the area early enough and on the correct day to finally explore these cute…read morehome decor shops! There is such an assortment of home decor, artsy item, furniture and gifts! It was an extremely quiet day, I was the only one in the shop and was able to wander about hunting for treasures without distraction. The lovely lady checked on me & was a pleasure to chat with. Will happily shop here again!

A row of two story shops tucked away in an adorable section of Amelia Island. They are down the…read morestreet from the Omni Amelia Plantation resort. It was a wonderful shopping experience. They have a variety of items to choose from; including furniture, purses, clothes, hats, glasses, art work, cards, candles and more. I ended up buying an amazing spring/summer purse which is water resistant, durable, and fashionable. The extra kicker is a portion of the profits from the purse go back into a fund helping woman in underdeveloped parts of the worlds. The sales associates were helpful and charming. Parking was plentiful. Prices are a little high but there are certainly items that can fit into anyone's budget.

Goodness gracious, there is so much packed into this shop! I snagged a ton of cookie cutters- I…read morespotted baskets overflowing tucked into the bottom cabinet in a hutch. First I squatted to examine the cookie cutters, then knelt down after several minutes and finally just sat criss-crossed on the floor in the narrow aisle! lol. After dumping every basket of cookie cutters on the floor and going through them- I had $20 worth of cookie cutters, including a couple scottish doggie ones for my girlfriend! She's only been hunting them for over a year- I called her and texted her pictures to verify it was exactly what she wanted! I found a giant sun cookie cutter, a Florida cutter, train, moons and more. Plus I snagged some spigot handles too (for future art projects). I could visit every day for a week and still not see everything! Happy Hunting!

I absolutely loved this shop! A huge selection of treasures. Every nook and cranny had something…read morespecial. One of my favorite thrift stores ever (and I thrift very often!)

This place was absolutely packed, like a maze made of treasures! We came in late but will visit…read moreagain when we can explore thoroughly!

I've been in to the shops many times and always come out with something interesting and totally…read moreunexpected! A fun and fascinating way to spend a too hot or rainy day on the island!

I love this store. My husband bought me a beautiful necklace with a rather delicate chain for my…read morebirthday last year. It ended up being so delicate that it needed repaired after I wore it everyday for a few months. We live a bit far from Amelia island so on one of the few days we had time to make the trip up the store had been closed after a hurricane scare. An employee was present, however, and not only did they agree to let us drop the piece off to have it repaired but they also sent it to my home when finished! For Christmas this year, my husband surprised me with matching pearl necklaces for me and for our newborn baby girl. They are gorgeous pieces for us to treasure. I will definitely be a return customer at Lindy's for life.

Shopping at Lindy's was a good experience the first time, but unfortunately we had a terrible…read moreexperience trying to exchange the pair of diamond earrings we purchased because one of the clasps wasn't closing properly. The employee who was working at the time of the incident accused us of breaking the earrings because "gold is malleable" (in an incredibly rude and condescending tone of voice) and said "well I know it was straight when I sold it to you" (when she wasn't who sold us to them the first time). She then took them to the back to bend the post with a pair of pliers, which doesn't really instill confidence in the quality of a piece of fine jewelry. When she brought them back out, it didn't even close the same way as the other earring, but we were told "well I can hear it click". After bringing my fiancé nearly to tears, no one apologized for the experience and we now have a random assortment of other pieces from trying meet the ticket price of the original earrings, since they have an exchange only policy. The owner eventually came out to assist in picking pieces, seemingly unaware of the horrendous experience that just occurred, so hopefully our negative experience was isolated to one bad apple.