Let me start by saying that I am not a lover of all antique/resell stores. However this one is laid…read moreout nicely with each vendor having their own cubicles. Things were easy to shop visually without having to dig through things. The building has one really large room with two corridors and there are smaller rooms on each end to explore. There were fans set up in many of the booths to help with airflow. Prices were great on some items and higher on other items but all in all I would say that this is a shoppable venue to visit. We had not been to this store before and it's not along a major thoroughfare so if you aren't actively searching for it, you would likely never know it's there. This place is truly a find! The owners/workers were nice and helpful. If you like well organized antique shops, this is a good place for you to visit.

This was a really great find. The location had a variety of items to look at and numerous vendors…read more It had an array of everything from glassware, furniture, lighting, fans, small items, magazines, toys, furniture, even jam! I encountered rate service while at this location From holding items as I continued shopping, and even reaching things off the shelves for me. Most items were very well priced. There is an outdoor and indoor space filled with treasures to be found.

If you're into vintage/antique items or even modern eclectic pieces June Taylor is for you!…read more They carry a nice blend of furniture, home decor, art, light fixtures, jewelry, books and loads of other charming/fun items. It's always a treat to peruse this shop. June Taylor is in a VERY nice area, right smack in the heart of Downtown, Lakeland. Both times I've visited the owner and other staff member (maybe her Mom?) have been so kind and welcoming. This makes all the difference and honestly makes me come back to see what's new next time I'm in the area. Parking can be found nearby (in front of the Jimmy Johns). So, grab yourself an iced or hot latte from Black and Brew (nearby) and walk yourself to June Taylor, just as I did yesterday. You'll thank me later.

We were enjoying our Sunday walking around this cute little town in Lakeland. After lunch we needed…read moreto walk off our full stomachs and stopped in June Taylor's. There were so many cute little trinkets and souvenirs. They had furniture and all kinds of other house decor. I really enjoyed looking around at all the older unique items, I even found and bought a cute butterfly badge for my wife. It's definitely a shop to visit and appreciate all of the wonderful item's offered.

Amazing gem of a shop, we spent a few hours looking through everything and came away with so many…read moreamazing finds. Highly recommend this place if you're into vinyls, cassettes, 70s, 80s, band tees, shoes, bags, and more. Definitely will be back!

I love thrift shops and I'm always up for thrift shopping. So, after driving past this place for…read morealmost two years without knowing it IS a thrift shop, when we finally realized that it is, we we were excited to stop in. At first glance, parking looks completely stupid. It looks as though there are only two parking spots, frequently taken by the employees. This isn't actually the case, though. But we didn't figure that out until months later. Had we figured it out sooner, we'd have been there more often. Now that we know, we will do just that. There's actually a shared lot to the south of the building; it's easy to miss so keep your eyes open! This is no ordinary thrift shop. They've got the coolest, most iconic goodies from eras past. Being an 80s kid, this little shop is packed full of delights I recognize from those days. Toys, old cameras, collectibles, footwear, memorabilia.... they've even managed to stuff an old VW Beetle inside. Rad. Oh and the vintage clothing! Good gravy, it's everywhere! It's perfect for us, as cosplayers. We've found so many pieces for our cosplays here that we couldn't find anywhere else at way better prices than ordering online. Love this shop! Admittedly, my slight claustrophobia creeps up when inside but that's because this place is SO stuffed full of spectacular vintage goodness. Even if you're not in the market for buying anytime, stop in and take a look around.

Just happened to have what I needed at that time. And at the right price. But not always, just got…read moreto keep looking for what you need. As for customer service, you're on your own.

This is by far the worst habitat around. Don't waste your time. They put crazy prices on Stuff…read more They call it antiques. They have no idea what they are looking at. Most things are just used furniture and not good quality. I have stoped there many times. gets worse not better. Never wasting my time again. The two in Tampa on Hillsborough are much much better.

Hubs and I traveled here from Tampa to walk around on our anniversary. I've been in the mood for…read moreantiquing lately. Maybe I'm getting old lol The store is pretty big. I think we spent an hour in here walking around. Great stuff at reasonable prices. Be sure to visit the back room that has tons of Disney and universal stuff. Very cool definitely worth the drive from Tampa.

I am both happy and sad we don't have something like this at home. Happy for my wallet but sad…read morebecause there's some awesome things here that won't fit on a plane. I will be in trouble if we ever drive down here... That's to say this place is awesome. worth walking around for a few hours at least. We only had an hour or two and it didn't feel like enough. We found some very cool things. I would come back.

This Salvation Army location in Lakeland is huge, very clean, and extremely well organized. At…read morefirst glance, it looks like you're about to hit the jackpot--but once you start browsing, it feels a bit underwhelming. From a distance the shelves look full, but up close there isn't much that stands out. Kind of a "Mona Lisa effect"--better from afar than up close. That said, the staff was friendly. One woman who worked there--short, wore glasses--was especially kind, though I didn't catch her name. The store is laid out nicely, and they had a lot of furniture available. If you're furniture shopping, this might actually be a good stop; the pieces looked decent and reasonably priced. They also appeared to use a color-tag discount system, though I'm not sure if it changes daily. About half the store was clothing, and the other half was bric-a-brac and furniture. I personally didn't find much this visit, but it could've just been an off day. I'd consider checking back in a couple of weeks to see if inventory changes. I did leave with one fun find: a vintage floating pool drink holder shaped like a rainbow, with space for ice and drinks--super cute and only $5. On the flip side, some prices felt off, like used wrapping paper priced at $3 when you can get a new roll at Dollar Tree for $1. Overall, it's worth checking out, especially for furniture, but don't go in expecting major thrifting treasures. Pretty cool that they are open on a Sunday, though. I will give them that. A medium size parking lot right in front. And a big grassy area if you have a dog that needs to go to the bathroom. Check it out? Definitely! Are there better thrift stores in Lakeland? Definitely!

The place is so clean and well organized. The staff were really nice but these price were not…read morethrift tore prices. I could've gotten these items on at Kohl's on the sale rack and new. I was a little disappointed.

I'm not sure what exactly to make of this thrift store. It's a strange mish-mash of things. The…read morebuilding appears to be in decent condition but the a/c wasn't working properly and the workers kept grumbling about it. Many, if not most of the items were extremely picked over and in poor condition and over-priced. Then, those exact same items were price-tagged in red and were only 50 cents that day. Was that deliberate to sell them or just a coincidence? Also, certain price tag colors had discounts but it depended upon the cashier to determine if they were going to honor that discount or not. They had appliances in bad shape; broken, rusty, and no price tags. On the other hand, many pieces of furniture on the floor appeared to be right out of a store and priced quite high ($150 for one end table) for a thrift shop. Are they new or used? Some were obviously used, others I just couldn't tell. The clothing section was very large and seemed quite poor. Although, a woman before me found a treasure trove of '80s suits someone donated in excellent shape and she bought them all. I'm not interested in them, but it did get me thinking that if one was hunting for things like that, then this place would be one to keep in mind. There was a media room (electronics?, not sure) and books in another area through a doorway, that I did not check out. Only the cashiers were masked. The workers stocking things were masked when we first arrived but soon took them off, and were grumbling about that as well. They seemed to grumble about a lot of things. The biggest problem with this thrift shop is that the loading of purchases and the unloading of donations happen in the same area: the front doors of the store. People show up in very large pick-up trucks with flat bed trailers and park in front of the store and literally block the doors and make the first row of parking spaces very difficult to pull in and out of. Will we come back here? Maybe. Might wait a few months and check this place out again.

Wonderful organization, one man's unwanted to helping the needy. I donate all my unwanted items to…read morethem