We stumbled across this gem of a thrift store on our way back to South FL after leaving Crystal…read moreRiver. Unlike any thrift store I've ever been to (and we go to a lot!), this one has a cafe inside it! Herry's Cafe has a separate Yelp listing: https://www.yelp.com/biz/herrys-cafe-homosassa-springs, but since that listing is just for the cafe, it seems like the thrift store should have a listing of its own. It's not a huge thrift store, but it's very clean and fun to browse -- everything was well organized and they had a puzzle going on one of the tables that Ashley had fun finding a few pieces to. There was a pretty good assortment of knick-knacks, coffee mugs, jewelry, and a lot of sterling silver jewelry and even some gold stuff. No crazy deals on the silver & gold...most thrift stores have caught on that these things are actually worth something these days, but the prices were still reasonable for the pieces....if you need a nice piece of jewelry, it's certainly more affordable than going to a big box store. Ashley found a pair of shoes, and I think they only came to a few dollars - you can't beat it! If we were local, this is definitely a thrift store we'd add to our regular weekend shopping/browsing circuit. We didn't order anything from the adjoining cafe, but the food looked good and the prices were very affordable.

Staff is pleasant to work with here. Product can be a bit pricey sometimes so watch for sales…read morehere. Herry's Café has good sandwiches and specials.

Good customer Service at Jericho road store and I got a nice dress shirt for me to wear to church…read morethis Sunday and looking to come back to the Jericho road thrift store at a later date

I was in there yesterday and saw an air popper they were selling for $10. Folks, it was missing a…read morepart and useless! Their clothes are twice as expensive as Habitat for Humanity's Thrift Store. If you think they are doing a "great service " to the homeless, talk to some of the people in their "program" about how they're treated. It was totally eye opening! And once, I went in there for help because some folks living in the woods had lost everything in a storm. Though they say they're there to help the homeless, they charged me full price for the blankets and clothes I needed. Frankly, I don't donate there anymore and rarely shop there.

Location on Spring Hill is amazing. Clean and organized. Staff is always friendly and helpful. And…read moreyou can find some real gems here.

Friendly cashiers. 10% military discount for veterans, often has daily specials. Yesterday I had…read more25% off for ladies appreciation

This is the best of The Key Thrift Stores-no competition! Cleanest store, and staff is extremely…read morefriendly and helpful. Maybe most importantly to me, they are constantly adding inventory to the floor. Even the cashiers, when not helping a customer, are out on the floor stocking shelves. Highly recommend this store.

Last Friday we stopped at the Key Training Center Thrift store in Homosassa looked around and…read morepicked up a couple small frying pans that were BOGO that day. At the register the clerk rung up at regular price for two, we told her they are listed on the specials board as BOGO...she didn't know but said oops sorry. Instead of taking the price off for one of the pans she gave a slip of paper for store credit and only good for one month. We were upset at the policy no refunds...we had not left the register area? If we use that "store credit" we will have to drive over 100 miles round trip...we have been there many times and found some nice things to buy. I think some better schooling is in order. How hard is it to say by the way x items are on special today...and learn how to put a bogus charge back on the credit/debit cards.

Large selection with a nice staff and quality stuff cheap!! My kind of store! I'll be back!! Thank…read moreyou!

I've done my share of thrift store shopping in the area and this store has an excellent array of…read moreitems that are always clean and well displayed. there are areas separated very nicely with crystal, bedding, all clothing is hung nicely and never shoved in or wrinkled, the shoes are all matched and ready to be tried on, the furniture is in good condition and they even have an entirely separate room just for Christmas! Now, this comes with a bit of a higher price. The care they take on the items takes a lot of time and that demands more workers for more hours - so the price must be higher - and people need to understand that. It is nice going into a thrift store and not coming out feeling like you need to wash your hands after looking at the dishes - and I appreciate that because I often go from one store to another - so I'm willing to pay $1 more for something - but, I do understand that it's not possible for some. That being said, the workers here are amazing and so helpful. I have asked all kinds of questions and they are always open and honest about my questions. I got a couple of cookbooks on my last trip and was very happy with my purchases. The trip before I found an old lamb cake mold for $1 and I had no idea how to use it and she said she didn't either but was curious about it, too! She said if it worked for Easter to let her know - so I'll post my successful pic here for her! It's been a great place to shop!

Very clean, organized, great prices and friendly staff. They accept donations at the rear of the…read morestore.

Nice new thrift shop. Clean, bright and great prices. They also have a coffee shop where you can…read moreget something to eat and drink and enjoy in the 'bistro' area. Highly recommend a visit to this shop.

We are very happy with the purchases from this store. James is extremely kind and helped us through…read morethe whole process. They have a really great selection. Overall very happy with the value and the price I paid. Look forward to buying more furniture. Gently used furniture that is very clean..

This is a decent store for anything other than lighting equipment. As a lighting collector and…read moreenthusiast, I used to consider this store the best in the Inverness/Crystal River area for lighting equipment. I particularly liked how they sold loose incandescent light bulbs for only 20¢ each, it was a good deal for light bulb collectors. However, since 2023, they have ceased selling vintage fluorescent lighting fixtures and any light bulbs at all. They still sell basic incandescent fixtures, but even the selection of those is lackluster with not as many vintage pieces as they previously had. I still visit this location around November/December because their Christmas decor selection is elite; much better than other stores in the area. But if you are into lighting equipment, this is not the location to visit.

We try to stop here each time we are in Inverness. Good little antique store. It doesn't seem to…read moreget much turnover and has some really large pieces for sale. We shop mainly for small items.

This was a nice surprise while walking around Inverness. I've been in quite a few of these types of…read moreantique places lately and this one was the cleanest and best organized I've seen so far. They have a large selection of items: lots of estate jewelry, china, Pyrex, books, clocks, vintage toys, instruments, Florida specific items, etc. Really a lot to choose from. They had vintage marbles and I even found small plastic bags with ethically sourced squirrel bits! (I had to ask about that one lol). Definitely worth a look!