My folks saw this place on the news - unfortunately someone swiped an iconic vintage chair outside…read moretheir establishment and it was never returned. We were curious to see what the shop was all about, so we stopped in one weekend. It is a combination shop with vintage items include home decor, furniture, and some apparel and accessories, as well as a small bar where you can buy some drinks and sangria. Shop has a good variety of items and it's all well organized without being cluttered. There was quite a bit of parking in the back if you're coming on a non-event or evening time of the day. Pricing varied, but didn't seem too outrageous for the items we saw.

Great little spot for a drink in the curry ford west area or hourglass district. It's an antique…read moreshop that you can buy anything from day or night. Live music is occasionally played as well.

How, how, how did I not know about all this ho ho ho???? Marge's sells furnishings, yes... and…read moreclothes and accessories,,, but they also sell gobs and gobs of Christmas decor. It's fa la la fabulous. Expensive... extensive... and fabulous. I went to their Christmas in July event, on the last weekend of July 2025. They open at 8:30am and I was there early ( excited!) . They had super friendly parking attendants in Santa hats directing other eager elves to prime parking spots. I was jingling and tingling-so ready to go inside. And I was definitely delighted once I got there... room after room, building after building... full of every Christmas item you could think of, from sacred and soulful to sparkly and shimmery... and everything in between. There were so many trees, decorated in so many themes, with so many accessories, for the rest of the room. I've never seen anything so holly and jolly in the retail world. It really was a feast for the senses (cue the Who's to start singing). There were some really beautiful things-and some prices were high... or at least higher than you'd expect. There were some blue and white cone trees that took my breath away. I'd almost sell my car for those. They were breathtaking-as is so much of this store. And it's not just the merchandise, but the way they've displayed it, as well. It will definitely get you in the holiday spirit... without drinking any holiday spirits. And if the merch doesn't do that, the sweet staff will. They are dedicated and invested in this business... and seem to take great joy in helping customers. No wonder it's survived 50+ years. Santa's smiling at them. It's an easy drive from Tampa... about 90 minutes, give or take. It might be even shorter/easier from the east coast. There's ample parking and truly, something for everyone. I'll look for you! (I'll be the one covered in glitter from hugging trees!)

Made a visit with my MIL to see what this place is about. Wow. It's huge. There are many sections…read moreof the store and there are more buildings outside to walk to. We enjoyed viewing the decor, ornaments, wreaths, trees, garlands, ribbon etc. It was nice that they had stuff ready to go that you can take home and display immediately and they have supplies you can buy and build your own! Many of the decorated trees were absolutely gorgeous. You probably could not build the tree for the sale price they were offering. But if it's not your style, they have many trees you can buy and all sorts of stuff to adorn it with. I really liked all the lights. They had huge stars for the lawn and large balls of light to hang as well as firework shaped lights. Very cool. I picked up a tea towel. It was $9.99. I didn't have a need for any of the big stuff but I was fascinated by the designs and color schemes etc. The owner said they've been open for over 50 years. She also mentioned they do business with the theme parks. Pro tip- they start Christmas in July! So that's when the store is stocked full of everything. So shop early for the best selection. They do not ship because things can break and the shipping and insurance is expensive. So while they have a website, it does not have their items and you cannot buy online. So- stop by! I would give an hour just to peruse. If you're buying - it could be a few hours. Also- they have other holiday stuff (Halloween, Fourth of July, etc)and silk flowers for arrangements etc. They also have furniture, many large planters and vases. So this store is not just Christmas.

Super cute, tidy shop! Unique gift and home decor items such as dishes, bath and beauty products,…read morepurses, pictures and kitchen items all with cozy French country charm. It's a feel good place that one would gladly like to spend a lot time with good book. I really hope this place has longevity here--so unique.

Great little shop to purchase everything French. They have a nice selection of specialty foods,…read morehousewares, decor, and soaps. The soaps are very similar to the ones we purchased at the market in Provence a couple of years ago. Some items are affordable but others are quite pricey. Keep checking back for sales. They had really expensive items marked down upon my last visit. My only wish is that they had slightly longer hours; it is hard to make it to this shop due to my work schedule. I hope they do well here. Baldwin Park has a terrible history with retail.

What a fun little place! I want to hear some friends of mine play live music there! The…read moreentertainment was great, the selections of beer was very good, and the service was outstanding. What more could you ask for?? Try this place you'll love it!!!!

I only visited Washburn Imports once, but the place stuck with me. The owner was incredibly cool…read moreand easy to talk to, and you could tell right away that he handpicks everything himself. The furniture didn't feel random or thrown together. Each piece looked like it had its own personality. There was a carved cabinet that felt almost regal, a chunky table that seemed like it could survive anything, and these little decorative pieces that looked like they'd been collected with intention, not just ordered out of a catalog. You get the sense that the inventory has traveled more than most people. The bar in the back wasn't open when I stopped by because I was there earlier in the day, but he explained the schedule. The Imperial Bar opens Wednesday through Sunday in the evenings, usually starting around 5 pm. So daytime has this calm, treasure-hunt vibe, and nighttime turns the place into a cozy little hangout tucked inside a furniture store. It's one of those spots where one visit makes you feel like you stumbled onto something special.

WOW!!! What a find!!!! If you are a supporter of unique & specialty procured horror objects, this…read moreis the shop for you. This is a specialty shop with very unique items for those with highly specific spooky objects of desire for individual procurement. If you are not interested in taxidermy, kitsch -creepy americana, or other oddities, this shop will not be of interest to you. However, if this sounds intriguing to you, I highly recommend you stop in and check them out!!! Be quick about it, however! They change the offerings by seasonally!!!

This store is wild!…read more If you're into creepy crawlers, the sprit realm, black magic, tarot, witch and wizardry, wicka, Satanism, graphic medical books of the anus and more, Prometheus Esoterica is the place for you. There are many unique finds here and yes they do have something for everyone even people that aren't into all I mentioned above. There have everything from preserved bottled snakes to tee shirts available. They have a good selection of one of a kind jewelry available and a bunch of quality animal skulls and taxidermy for sale. If you need a quick pick me up they have a little coffee shop inside and they also sell a a variety of coffee blends from The coffee shop of horrors company. Pricing is reasonable for some items but others are out of my range. I guess it's all about how bad you really want it. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. They are willing to help if you need assistance with anything, great job! If you're in the market for something unique, spooky, or a bit creepy I highly recommend stopping in to check them out.

I was shocked to find out how absolutely enormous this place is! What a fantastic place to wander…read morearound, look at endless interesting things, and get lost in the past. If you have a purse or bag, you'll have to store it in a free locker by the front door while you shop and carry the key (it's on a stretchy wristband so you don't lose it). I would recommend leaving your bag at home just in case the lockers are all full! You'll find Disney collectibles, movie memorabilia, glass and metal sculptures, ceramic trinkets, clothes, accessories, jewelry, toys, art, and pretty much any other vintage item you could think of. I wouldn't say it's a particularly cheap antique shop, but the stalls are each carefully and thoughtfully curated, most of them having a specific theme. It feels a little like an upscale, indoor flea market!

Orange Tree Antiques Mall is a long-standing business here in Orlando. In fact, it has been there…read moresince the 1990's. It was cool to wander through here and see all they had to offer. The people were friendly and overall, it was a good experience.

Amazing place! Had no idea what to expect and was blown away with the size and selection. Don't…read moremiss this one!

Late review...My wife and I decided to stop by here about a year ago. The place is pretty big and…read morehas a lot of nice things. Towards the end of our tour, we were greeted by their employee, who offered assistance. They did have one area, which was locked off due to the seller not being present, which was a little disappointing, because they had a few things I might have purchased. They have an area that is air conditioned and another that is not. Unfortunately, we did not find that had to have item, but will be returning when we are back in the area again. We recommend you stop on by and take a look.

I went back today looking for 2 small chairs I saw few days ago. Lady help me find them I paid for…read morethem $130 for both she said "these are very old even older than I am and I am old" Here I am thinking am bringing antiques I turn them upside down and see manufacturer tags made in 2015, then I find the originals tags on them, it turned out they had been bought at Ross. Please don't lie to clients that way, be honest about merchandise. Yes beautiful stuff there to see but now makes you doubt if you are really getting original antiques.

SERVICE: 5 OVERALL…read moreEXPERIENCE: 5 Trader Mae's is heaven for anyone who loves antiques, vintage finds, or the thrill of a good garage sale. The place is made up of multiple warehouses filled with pop-up booths where local sellers offer anything and everything you can imagine. Every visit feels like a brand-new adventure because the selection is constantly changing, it's impossible to leave empty-handed! I found so many great pieces to repurpose for my Halloween decorations this year, but honestly, it's perfect year-round if you're looking for something unique to decorate your home or track down that missing item for an arts and crafts project. The staff here is absolutely wonderful, friendly, helpful, and super accommodating, which makes the experience even better. If you live in the area, Trader Mae's is a must-visit spot for anyone who loves discovering hidden gems and one-of-a-kind décor that's affordable.