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.

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.

Lovely set up, great selection of clothing and easy to find size and style. The whole street has…read morea great selection of stores. Give yourself plenty of time to shop you'll be sucked in

Top Buttons is my new favorite store! I lost 30 pounds (after a recent illness) and found so many…read morewonderful clothes here! Dresses, shorts, pants, blouses, sweaters, jeans, you name it! Plus, the money goes to charities that help empower young woman. I will be cleaning out my closet and bringing my larger sizes (some brand new), so that others can find the same joy I have had here. I usually go on Saturday during the Farmers Market and park just a block away. I purchased a Top Buttons reusable bag but you can bring your own, purchase one there or just carry out the clothes! The staff could not be more helpful, the store very clean. The more upscale clothing (think Ann Taylor Loft, Brooks Brothers, Gap, etc) are in the front and the rest of the clothing in the back where the four dressing rooms are located. They also have days where they send out text to say fill up a bag for $50 or 25-50% off all of your purchases, etc. All great deals! They also have stores in Bartow and Winter Haven. Go, have fun and bring a friend!

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.

First off, know that Goodwill is a company not a charity giving items to the poor & the CEO makes…read more$600,000 or more. I learned this late. If you are donating you should consider giving to actual charities instead of "for profit" enterprises unless you have no other choice. If you do give know less than an 8th of the total profits goes to those in need. Donating is easy here just pull up, unload and go. If you need to get rid of items in a hurry or can't deal with finding just the right place for your items this place may work for you. All that said, sometimes you need to buy inexpensive or items on the fly and you check out Goodwill. We had pretty good luck shopping here at the Lakeland location for a few items. There is a main big room and a secondary smaller room and both share walls with an employee only section. The furniture is in the back room with some household stuff while the front room has clothing for all, accessories , linens, appliances, dishes, small appliances, toys, glasses, etc. They sell some new items that are close outs or extras from companies and donations from individuals. The employee only area is the heart of the operation. The donations come in a door in the drop off area on the outside right side. The stuff is loaded into bins and carried in to be sorted, priced, and later put out. You can't buy things that are newly donated till they are processed. It seems strange to not sell newly donated stuff to willing buyers but they have their protocols. The mark up here is pretty high. Some furniture was too highly priced for condition. There was a ton of linens that could have been gotten for similar prices at discount stores on sale. The selection varies as well as some things are in good condition while some are stained, broken and/or ripped. Employees are nice and friendly for the most part. We dealt with several and most were helpful. You can't blame them that they work hard and the company takes all the money. I digress. If you need things at an inexpensive price come check it out but know what the items you need are worth prior to arriving. This way you know you got a deal and avoided getting taken. Additionally, you'll know whether you need to shop at another store instead

I went to your store #160 today and was very disappointed. First your merchandise is marked very…read morehigh in price when I can actually get the same at the dollar store. Second of all I was looking for a twin bed skirt and I had to take each one off the hanger and unfold and search for the size . All the tags were marked small but the inside tag was either king or queen. After about the fourth one I didn't bother to fold them up and hang them up. Get your employees to do their job , but then again everyone I talked to for help was rude. I found what I needed at Walmart for less.

Very small, very specific finds -- not much else. Not a peaceful river, that's for sure, baha…read more I'm not entirely sure how to describe this thrift store other than very small and a bit unusual. There's a decent amount of clothing, but nothing that really caught my attention. Along the walls are various knickknacks and random small items -- the kind of things you might pick up for under a dollar. That said, the best part of the store (by far) was the card selection. They have boxes of individual greeting cards -- Christmas, birthday, and miscellaneous -- for about $0.25 each, all brand new and blank inside. Some were funny, some were really pretty, and for that price it's a total steal. I found a Christmas card for a quarter, and my friend found a small zipper pouch that was perfect for tossing into her backpack. If you're someone who loves cheap, random little finds like that, this might be worth a stop. They also had some kids' items, a few books, and I noticed a couple of nice plates, but overall the store felt pretty bare. Unfortunately, the service was a big downside. The man working there didn't greet us and seemed very eager to close -- repeatedly announcing how many minutes were left until closing. I understand wanting to wrap up the day, but it made the experience feel rushed and unwelcoming. There's also a strict $5 minimum for credit cards, so I had to go back to my car to dig up change just to buy a card. I get it from a business perspective, but the delivery could've been friendlier. Overall, it was a strange little thrift store and not one I'd go out of my way to revisit. I might stop back strictly for the cheap greeting cards, but not for the service or general shopping experience.

This is a lovely little thrift shop located in a tiny strip mall in South Lakeland. It's a charity…read moreshop benefiting the Peace River Center, and you will find some crafts like jewelry made by the patrons at the counter for sale. They have mainly clothes here, but there are other things here typically found at thrift shops like tchotchkes and dishes, etc. It is definitely worth coming here and looking to see what you can find. Their hours are extremely short, and not open on weekends, due to losing employees because of the pandemic.

The shop has a lot of large pieces of furniture. There's not that much to look through. It did have…read moresome nice pieces of furniture priced a little high for my liking. A lot of the items in the back were very rustic but if you are someone who is handy when it comes to those things you may find some gems for you.

My fiancée and I found this beautiful mid century modern entertainment center. Oshay was so sweet…read more He offered to deliver it for us since we were close and let us borrow equipment to get it home. Great store and owners!

Amazing Customer service!! Every staff we talked with was very helpful and friendly! They helped my…read moreparents with anything they needed and answered their questions with patience and kindness. My parents will definitely be returning here!

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.

LOVE LOVE LOVE A friend that was visiting happen to…read morefind it when she was out and about looking at thrift stores and luckily she shared it with me. I absolutely had a fantastic time looking through the vintage clothing and cute little items for my house and garden, and even some incense, so yeah, this is a definite five star selection for me . see the pictures below. I bought a cute Jean jacket with pearls and more

Such a cute store with very reasonable prices! I was shocked at how affordable some of the items…read morewere! The owner is just the nicest too. They always sell smoothies and have a gal that does food I think wed, Thurs and Friday. I bought three cute glasses for my store at $2.99/each and the cutest heart earrings for $4.99! Love how cute it's set up also! I'm a little sad I never stopped before!

I love an antique mall with its endless booths of really cool stuff but this may be the best…read moreantique mall of all. The Wildwood Antique Mall of Lakeland is part of the Wildwood Antique Mall chain. Wildwood Antique Mall claims to be one of the largest antique dealers in Florida. It was started in 2011, when 77-year-old Manny Pesco took his last $4,000 from his former auction business that had closed because of the 2008 recession and invested the money into the first Wildwood Antique Mall that took its name from the intersection it is located on. Other locations opened in Eustis, Vero Beach, and Titusville opened in the intervening years and the investment turned out to be a good one since all of the locations do around 5 million dollars annually. What makes this antique mall different from the other stores in the chain is the abundance of merchandise available from the theme parks. I found booths for both Universal and Disney items. The fun starts when you walk in the door and there is a carriage from Disney's Port Orleans resort out front and you are greeted by a velociraptor straight out of Universal Studios just inside the door. Wildwood Antique Mall of Lakeland has all of the typical booths of antiques you would expect to find but my favorite booths were the ones filled with Disney and Universal Studios merchandise. Recycling the Magic had a Splash Mountain log flume car, Vault Collectibles sells Disney and Universal studios props, and Melly's Remarket sells Disney art. My favorite booth was the Jurassic World Tribute store in the back of mall with a ton of Universal Studio items. They had an extensive horror collection and many other one of a kind items. I especially loved all of the Haunted Mansion items I found throughout the mall. If you are a theme park fan like me this is a must stop if you are in Lakeland. Prices for the real collectibles were more than I could afford but I found a Haunted Mansion Loungefly for only $25. There is something for everyone. Allow a few hours for a visit because this antique mall feels never ending. I could have easily spent all day here.

This was a nice maintained store. They had a little bit of everything but I'd say 70% of it was…read moreDisney items. Really great things, not what I was looking for all in all. It was a nice shop.