Yolanda was very kind and helpful. We weren't sure what we wanted and she helped us through the…read moreprocess. Her patience was very much appreciated. We're looking forward to using the great furniture that we purchased. Thank you, Scott H.

Candy was very knowledgeable and patient, showing all the options for our patio table and chairs…read more We shopped around and the prices at Leaders were the best value.

I would not recommend this store at all unless you want to waste your money and time. I purchased a…read morehat from the store for $80 today, described as a vintage item. However, I found the exact same hat (same brand, size, and model) on the official website being sold for $52. This is the regular retail price, not a discounted sale price (photos below). Besides, I bought another thing which the owner didn't know about the price and charged me expensive.

Love this thoughtfully curated vintage shop in Ivanhoe Village (on Virginia Drive). The owners,…read moreMarvin & Wendy, are fabulous and I'm always blown away by the unique furniture pieces they are able to source and refurbish into beautiful like-new designs. They have a fantastic collection of home furnishings, retro decor, vintage fashion & handmade accessories by Hotsie Totsie Vintage, and even carry products by some of Orlando's most talented local makers. Ouch Plants has a super cute display succulents and cacti potted in repurposed vessels. They are constantly adding to their eclectic mix of mid century and vintage pieces. Be the first to know about new arrivals by following along with them on Instagram @echoesofretro. They are constantly posting new tables, chairs, bedroom furniture, sofas, desks, shelving, bar carts, etc. You'll also find vintage art, vases, glassware, brass figurines, sculptures lamps and more! One of these days I'll get my hands on my dream pink vintage vanity set. They had one a few months ago and it went quick! This shop is definitely worth browsing through the next time you find yourself in the Ivanhoe neighborhood. You can also shop a section of their goodies at The Owl's Attic in Audubon Park!

Cute vintage shop in the Milk District. They have a wide variety of goods, but mostly vintage…read moreclothing. I like that they have a selection of items from different countries and different time periods. There was a Llama Poncho that was handmade in the '40s on the same rack as other items ranging from the 20s to the 80s, so cool to see history through clothing! It's a small shop, so it only needs one worker at a time. She did a good job engaging with everyone and answering any questions. The items are vintage and many are one of a kind, so expect boutique prices!

Service Selection…read more Value Way to go Fallon!... and your friend/colleague... but can't remember her name. My wife does great posts and reels, but your's are over-the-top... in a good way! You guys should hang out at The Vintage Chair sometime, on a Thurs, Fri, or Sat night... just to get away from your own shop for a bit! Great people : ) Very chill : )

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.

Out of the closet is one of my favorite thrift stores. It's a thrift shop and sexual health clinic…read moreoffering free STD testing. One of the reasons it's my favorite shop is because of how curated it is. There's a smaller home section with a huge selection of dishes and fine china. There's also other good home finds as well. The clothing section is good, but not so large it's overwhelming. I love the designer section, there's always something good there. Additionally, they just added a trinket trade box to the store, so be sure to check that out!!

4 Stars for a great cause to support with your donations and some great finds!…read more When I was looking for an ethical organization where I could donate items I don't use anymore, I was so thrilled to find Out of the Closet. According to their website, Out of the Closet Thrift Store (OTC) was founded in 1990 to help raise funds and awareness for AIDS Healthcare Foundation. When you shop or donate at Out of the Closet, 96 cents of every dollar made goes to AIDS Healthcare Foundation's HIV prevention and treatment services. Dropping donations off is very easy- you pull up just past the front retail door to another closed exterior door which has a sign to ring a bell for assistance. From there someone comes out to receive the donations. As a thrift shop, I've been able to find a great furniture piece as well as a few tops. They have lots of clothes and some home goods, depending on the week. With that said, it's not the best thrift store in terms of inventory and pricing, but you know you're supporting a good cause and there are some hidden gems. I'll keep donating here and perusing for some fun thrift finds!

I thought I'd do an update since it's been a few years since the initial review and everything I…read moresaid then still holds true today. I have never come in to The lovely and not walked out with something. I love vintage items and you find such cool and neat items here at reasonable prices, I love it. There's definitely a reason why they've been in business for so long. Definitely check them out, especially if you enjoy vintage items.

I really love this store and make a point to visit when I come to town. I love the unique vintage…read moreitems and find the all the pricing of all the vendor spaces reasonable, there is always something fun and new. I was disappointed to know that something that I had purchased (small brass insects were repackaged SHEIN inventory. I try never to support that retail shop. Will Mae me think twice when I buy from that individual vendor shop again.

UPDATE: 5/21/2026…read more UPDATE: May 21, 2026 I have now been working with Zephyr & Zinnia for two months on redecorating and updating my 100 year old home that has needed some TLC. I've been living and loving my home for over 30 years and I'm now elevating it into my dream home thanks to Monica and her team. I move about my home and wake each morning thinking I'm in a new place. From repainting throughout, refinishing my beautiful hardwood floors, new countertops, updated lighting, new furniture and decor mixed with a few family heirlooms, I'm ecstatic with how everything has turned out. The team of subcontractors have worked with Monica, the owner, for many, many years. They know and meet her high expectations, which makes this client very happy. Although I wanted to do this work for the last 20 years, I had a lot of trepidation because of the many horror stories that I have heard about contractors doing shabby work and leaving clients in the lurch or worse yet, absconding with their money. Monica has been involved every step of the way and continually updates me and stops by to ensure that the quality of work continues. Her design eye and adherence to detail are exceptional. I cannot recommend Zephyr & Zinnia more highly.

They are just rude. I didn't even get a chance to check them out before someone there was yelling…read morethrough a door about where I was parking and that I was going to be towed. I was coming there . But the rudeness sent me on my way somewhere else. Maybe the do appointment only, I don't know but I didn't even get chance to find out. I can understand that they may be checking for their customers or not , but wouldn't it make more sense to ask questions before being rude ?

We were in town visiting family, found this place. Found cute items we wanted to purchase but could…read morenot find a single person in the store to ask questions or purchase. We were there for about a good hour or so. Walked out with nothing. Pretty bummed. Prices were pretty high. Won't return in the future.

I swear these antique furniture shops are sneaky. In the front they look like small stores but you…read morecan tell they carry gems and then you start walking through and there are stairs, doorways, entire warehouse back parts that house SO many more gems that you can even imagine. This shop is overwhelming in a PHENOM way! We were immediately greeted and told not to hesitate with questions or offers. I fell in love with so many items and they didn't have huge price tags but if I was ready to purchase, I would def try to get a lower price. Everything had so much character. In the back, the huge warehouse housing tables and chairs to pianos to dressers was awesome. It was not air conditioned but that was ok, I hardly noticed as I was checking out all the details in the amazing wood pieces. There was even a black cat roaming around that just added a nice flair of character. You could also see the area where they do restoration and fix pieces. I am still thinking about a dresser that was this amazing green color and I possibly may head back to check it out. I was so happy that my friends and I decided to venture in here or I still would have no idea we had such a great spot in Orlando. I was walking around saying, "Where are we?" I literally felt like I was in another place or time, it was refreshing!

Too many great things to say about Jason and his staff. And something different to do on a Saturday…read morenight, you will enjoy it. you have to experience it for your self. Enjoy!

I attended this place last saturday.I have to mentioned its not my first time and I noticed a…read morelittle favoritism because it was someone in front of me with out a number buying a few things and got some of the stuff instead of other people with a number. I don't know but that looks suspicious to me

I adore Moroccan themed decor, especially their gorgeous lights. So this store is a dream for this…read moretype of authentic products. Very pretty things, located in an artsy area in Orlando called Ivanhoe village.

Expensive but exotic and authentic Moroccan accent decor, including poufs, lamps, lanterns,…read moreoccasional tables, wall art, tagines (covered cooking dish), glasses, other dishes, decorative glass bottles, and other accent pieces. The extensive selection of lights consists of table lamps (e.g., typical lamps and colorful leather lamps with henna accents), ceiling fixtures (e.g., stained glass or metal), and hanging lamps in stained glass or metal. For those unfamiliar with Moroccan decor, I am posting lots of pictures because a picture, especially in this case, is worth a thousand words (or more). These Moroccan accents are pricey, some very pricy, but the prices are cheaper than a trip to Morocco. In addition to the exotic and pricey items, the store also offers a few cheaper touristy items. For example, the store sells cheap, gold-tone genie lanterns. The store is small and crams lots of wares in its limited space, even stacking items on top of each other. Given the crowded wages, be careful with large purses and children because and accident for the unwary is likely. Additionally, some sections are more dimly lit than others, adding to the potential for accidents.