Great place to go and browse for beads / necklace selection is great made by the ladies that works…read morethere

After living in Dunedin for three years, (yeah, you've heard this ad nauseum before!) I finally…read morestopped in over the weekend. I have to tell you it's homey, not pretentious at all, and has some of the most unique jewelry beads for sale! They also have handmade bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and more. As you walk into the house, the porch has works from local artists which are just stunning and reasonably priced! Inside is a bead paradise. There are also a large assortment of glassworks available as well. When you drive by, you can't miss it as there is a "yellow submarine" outside on the lawn! I'll get a photo next time I drive by!

Cool vibe. Owner is a lovely, creative and interesting woman…read more I come in regularly- highly reccomend

Very interesting items. Found great vintage upholstery fabric extremely reasonable prices.read more

What a great shop! Filled with everything a treasure hunter like me is searching for!!…read more This shop has everything! Linens, dishes nic-nacs, punch bowls, silver service ware & silverware, crystal, steins, comic books, records EVERYTHING! The prices did range from underpriced to overpriced, so it felt like anything was within the shopping possibilities (affordability) range. The shop itself is simutaneously bright and cozy. The shopkeeper was extremely welcoming and friendly. He did not hover at all and let me take plenty of time without making me feel pressured to buy anything. This is one of the biggest times I have had just shopping and browsing.

This store has antiques and collectables. It's located right behind Ha Long Bay Chinese restaurant…read moreon Main St. in Dunedin. They offer a large variety of antique glassware and figurines. The prices are reasonable. The owner, Jeff Flowers, is knowledgeable and friendly. There's plenty of free parking due to it being located in a strip center. I can definitely recommend this store for it's uniqueness and quantity of the glassware.

Found this great spot this weekend. It's a really large store that has lots of different items to…read moreenjoy. They have everything from small figurines, jewelry, clothing, refurbished items, art, collectibles, Coca-Cola items, furniture, and so much more. Certainly worth your time and a stop. Their service was absolutely staff offered to hold onto items while I shopped, and cabinets were always opened quickly for further assistance. Most items were priced fairly well. I highly recommend this shop.

This place has some interesting things to look at but many of the items for sale are kind of…read morecheesy. The other items (not so cheesy) appear to be pretty much overpriced.

Awesome store, Frank the owner is super cool guy and just an all around great experience. The whole…read morevibe is just unique but genuine. He doesn't try to make it super creepy and bad ass, but it is.

It was... fine I guess. A good chunk of the taxidermy was poorly done but still kept a high price,…read moreand the entire back area felt more like trash than curiosities. Most disappointed in the front area with a bunch of mammy/blackface figurines. Why should some white guy get to profit off of that? Who's buying that? I've seen plenty of great antique stores that didn't feel the need to have those out, even if they are technically 'historical.' Skulls also need some more degreasing, I saw a couple with oily patches.

Never open like they are listed!!! why list a time if you are closed. It's been this way twice…read more Never trying again. BEWARE

When we visit downtown Dunedin to grab a bite to eat, we always stop by to paw over the antiques…read more Barbara Flowers, the owner, is always cheerful and helpful in hunting down what we are looking for. On our last sojourn, we were after some depression era ice cream/sherbert bowls. There were several sets to choose from and Barbara was knowledgeable about all of the items that we were looking at. We finally decided on some conical shaped emerald ones(see pic) that were perfect for our needs and sensibilities. Please stop by and see what they have.

What a Wonderful shop! Dunedin is one of my go to day trip locations from Largo. You will find…read moreitems from all spectrums. Old or new, it is a must stop every time we are in the area. We will be back, and hope to see you there!

This adorable shop is filled with fun items for your home. If you're decorating a beach house, this…read moreis a must! While beach style is the predominant theme, pieces are available that will enhance any home. Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. Dunedin has really stepped up its game in recent years. If rain keeps you off the beach, or if you treat yourself to a shopping day, drop in here for a few enchanting moments (and be prepared to fit a bookcase in your car for the trip home!)

This shop sold me a product on Etsy, claiming to ship to my area and a shipping date only to…read morediscover that there is no shipping, He kept the money and never returned my calls. This shop should be permanently closed. The owner is a thief.

I really dislike having to write a bad review for a place I have visited, but I think I should…read morealert you to my experience because I had a completely different experience with the owner than what others have written. Since Slade's Trades came up in Yelp under thrift shops in Clearwater, FL, I thought I would go a good bit out of my way up Hercules Ave. to check it out and do some Christmas shopping. After about five minutes, a man came out from the back of the shop. He mentioned that he would prefer that I put my purse in a locker or, if I preferred, lock it in my car. They had a lot of small items everywhere, so I assumed this was because he was fearful that I might knock something from the shelf with my shoulder bag. I thought it was a bit of an odd request, but I didn't really mind, so I put it in my car and locked it. Immediately, he began talking about thefts he's had and how people have taken things right in front of him, so this is when I realized he was actually worried I was going to steal something. The way he presented this to me really made me feel uncomfortable shopping there, but I continued to follow him into the large area behind the small shop in front to see the majority of what he had for sale. He followed me closely, telling me that really this is more of a museum and he doesn't think he will allow people to come in and shop there anymore and he kept talking about people stealing from him. He continued, saying he doesn't want people in there so he will probably just put everything on ebay and be done with it. He just couldn't stop complaining and ranting on. I had been polite but became increasingly uncomfortable by this rant and finally spoke up and told him I was uncomfortable and would look for my gifts elsewhere and then left. This happened over a week ago and it still bothers me that a shop owner would make me feel like he thought I was a potential criminal. I did not feel warm fuzzies at all in this place. Maybe things were better in the past and this was just an off day for him, but I've never been treated like this before in a store and I thought I should at least tell others about it. I have written reviews over the years in various places- most of them for places I enjoyed being in. This was the opposite of that experience, so I have written one of my very few 1-star reviews. Sorry Slade's Trades, but if you are going to openly distrust your patrons and tell them so without provocation because of the few that have ripped you off, you probably should close your doors to the general public. There are a lot of of nice places to find antiques and consignment items. This was just not one of them.

This is one of my favorite antique shops in the area. It is so eclectic! It is filled with…read moretraditional pieces as well as handmade pieces, even clothing and tin signs, as well as complete junk that's just fun to look at! My husband and I have bought several pieces here. Our favorite purchase was a large kitchen island-like piece that we made into a coffee bar. We loved it so much that we sold our kitchen table and chairs just to make room for it. Where else can you buy antiques, talk for hours to John who rents a spot in the back, as well as get a cold beer and maybe catch a live band. It's just such a wunique and great place to shop. I feel like I buy something every time I go!

What a great little antique shop. Ok, maybe not packed full of antiques but packed full of cool…read morethings to look at. This is a very clean inviting spot. The best part of the experience is the outdoor area. Tons of signage and fun outdoor sit arounds. The even crazier part is during cooler months they open a bar and grill outside with live music etc. How cool.