Fantastic! Items were pure magic and actual treasures. The staff is so good, funny, knowledgeable,…read moreinteresting. What a cool place. We went twice in two days and got stuff.

I had just read about this place today and decided to add it to my places to check out in Key West…read more One of the sales people was hard-core on his sales pitch. In fact, in some ways, it seemed like he would not leave me alone and I became less and less interested in the product.

This art gallery has a wide variety of original art painted on paper, tiles, glass, shells, wooden…read moreboxes and other surfaces. It has prints of paintings in several sizes, including note cards. Prices range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars. I enjoyed the art work and found a few souvenir pieces to buy. The person in charge when I visited is herself an artist and was helpful and friendly. five stars!

Bought this stained glass with sea shell for a friends birthday present. Looks so good in her…read morewindow, especially with the sun shining through the shell.

This place was great, my family loved shopping here, but unfortunately it is now closed.read more

Such a cute place. We decided to check this place out based on reviews. We were vacationing in Duck…read moreKey and took a scenic drive to this shop. Really nice sandals and water socks. Great swim wear, water shirts and shorts. Cute bracelets, t-shirts, hats and all nice quality. The staff is really friendly and there are changing rooms.

Loved this little boutique. Amelia was very charming and I bought 2 items from the gently used…read moresection upstairs. She also recommended that I sign up for instagram and once I saw the live reveal I ended going back and purchasing another dress. Will definitely be back next year when we come for our annual trip

Cute clothes, friendly staff, unique clothing pieces. Worth a visit if u r in key westread more

This shop is a trip! Literally. The aisles are narrow and you have to duck into an alcove so others…read morecan pass. They have a lot of stock -- not just the tees, but band tees, touristy stuff galore, flowing dresses and skirts -- all sorts of tie died and hippy style clothes (from my youth). In addition, in the very back is a caged area with a few small alligators --for the kids (and tourists) to marvel at. They do have a few tee shirts at a bargain price, but most things you will want to buy are about $25 and up. There were a few band shirts that would have been good Christmas gifts... but not at the prices listed. In any case, for those of us at a certain age, it's a nostalgia trip to smell the incense and walk through an homage to those head shops that used to dot every corner...

Hopefully the smell of the incense isn't too overpowering once you walk in. This place was a little…read moredifferent than your usual "4 for $10" shirt shop along the Overseas Highway/Route 1. It's got its own hippie vibe to it, and the aisles are quite narrow once you walk in, to the point that one could almost consider the place a fire hazard. There is also a small cage at the back of the store that has two baby alligators; you can hold one of them at your own risk & get a photo with one for the low low price of ten dollars. (No thanks.) The store also sells some classic vinyl records & some colorful cardboard ornamental displays (roosters, birds, etc.) of different sizes that can be purchased & then assembled in just moments. It was worth the trip just to get a photo of Joliet Jake & Elwood Blues.