loved it tgere sweet…read morecheap awesome thank goodness i found this place i absolutely cannot wait to come back.

I've been shopping here for YEARS. Not that I get up to Fernandina often, but when I do I pop in…read morehere to see what new treasure I can find. This time, John got a book and I found a piece of pottery. As you make your way around the shop be sure to look everywhere- up, down on the floor, on various shelves, bookcases, benches- you name it, it's covered in items for sale! They are dog lovers, bird lovers and even have fostered kittens in this shop! Prices vary- I know a little about antiques to know a good deal, but usually end up buying art instead of antiques here! They have even had some pottery pieces that my mom collected in the 80's- I almost bought last time I was in. But, that's mom's style and not actually mine. Even if those items have great sentimental value~ Check this place out next time you find yourself in the area!

Friendly service and great value on old items! Crazy selection too, lots of independent vendors…read morewith different items.

This place is a tourist trap, scam. Bought 2 pins just to discover that the same exact pin was sold…read moreat Walmart in a 4 pack for half the price. Also found multiple items here that were available and cheaper at Walmart.

The owner closed this store in 2024. It was the best store on the island and a fun place to shop…read more Going to Fernandina Beach now will never be the same. I wish Eileen the best in her retirement.

Where to look! You spot this "treasure" on the roadside and have to turn around to go have a…read morelook-see! I didn't get out of the car and was ooohhh & ahhing from the window- look at the octopus! Husband saying get a picture of the biggest rooster for a friend! Oh yes- this was going to take more than a few minutes! Front, side and entire backyard was more than the eye could take in of garden do-dads and outdoor decor. THEN you walk inside- oh my goodness! Where to look- which direction to go! 3 feet into the store I knew I was buying presents for my daughter. I had to restrain myself so many times! I stuck to my initial instinct and bought some wrought iron hooks in wonderful designs- a lighthouse and an octopus! I may even mount them on wood for her as a special touch! There is large section in the back half of the house filled with books. Eclectic doesn't even cover it. The mind-boggling of how anyone person can have all of this stuff! I kinda hope it's more than one- but then all of them have the same pile it up mentality! Carve out some serious time and go enjoy treasure hunting in this gem of a store!

This place was absolutely packed, like a maze made of treasures! We came in late but will visit…read moreagain when we can explore thoroughly!

I'm neither a "treasure hunter" looking for that rare item being under-sold or am I completely…read moreoblivious to the curiosity and rarity of some items, so my rating of 3 stars is right in the middle.....A-OK. Vintage Vendors is brightly lit and seems to be much easier to navigate through than the competition down the block. There's a little bit of everything inside and definitely worth a stroll through when visiting downtown. Who knows? the trained eye may come across that rare find!

This is one of those old tyme antique shops that you don't want to blow by when traveling through…read morethe area. I actually made a u-turn after passing it and I'm so glad I did. This place is filled with treasures and the owners are about as friendly as you'll ever find and if you find something you like and the odds are you will let your pocket full of sweaty cash help you negotiate a deal. I found a few pieces I knew I was taking home with me and I was hoping they wanted to sell them as bad as I wanted to buy them and at the end of the day I was loading them in my truck. There are some outstanding collectibles here and it's pretty apparent the owner has an eye for filling this shop full of things that's worth stopping in to look at. This is the type of shop I love to walk through, these types of places are becoming more rare everyday and it such a refreshing break from the "antique malls" filled with polished glass and locked displays. If you visit any of the shops in the area save some time and money and spend sometime with these folks...

Wonderful store. Huge inventory of all types of things. Multiple buildings. Offer for my item was…read moreresponded to promptly and the staff was very helpful. Since I was close by in a marina, they even transported my item to me!

This place was intriguing. It was located right across the street from the outdoor Saturday market…read more There was an old truck "parked" by the building and that caught my eyes. It is a tad dark inside and there are very narrow aisles between the "booths". They are filled to the brim with a mix of genuine antiques, collectibles, copies, and vintage as well as some newer items. We did a quick run through checking out prices on items our parents and grandparents used to own. Some of the things were crazy high. But others more reasonable. And we had to remember that we were in a tourist town, so there is that. It would be a great place to explore for an hour or so -- especially on a rainy day or just to take a break from the sun. You might just find a treasure...

I have attended several of their estate sales around Amelia Island, and all were well organized and…read morefairly priced.

This has beautiful pieces. You never know what treasure you might find! Living in Jacksonville, the…read morelocation makes for a nice adventure!

This is a super fun, place to shop, housed in an antique home with all sorts of beautiful,…read moreantiques, paintings, jewelry, and eclectic pieces. Very well organized and friendly host. Highly recommend!

This is a really cool area to walk around and explore while on Amelia Island. There are tons of…read morerestaurants, bars, gift shops, and art galleries within 50 blocks. The buildings have such beautiful architecture. They have a courthouse, post office, and a hotel that were built over a hundred years ago. The Palace Saloon is Florida's oldest bar. There is also a lighthouse nearby the district. My favorite thing to do was to grab a cup of coffee and walk in and out of gift shops. I also took strolls along the seaport and watched the boats go by. If you want to know more about the area, you can visit the Amelia Island Museum of History to learn more about its history. For food, there are plenty of dining options within the historic district. I highly recommend eating at the Salty Pelican. The Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

This has become my go to for bringing family and friends- the historic district is packed full of…read moregreat food, drinks, shopping and history. I'm still exploring and finding new businesses to fall in love with. I can say there is plenty I love about Amelia Island. Marlin & Barrel Distillery- Blueberry Lemon Zest Vodka Salty Pelican- tuna nachos AIBC- giant soft pretzel and excellent fish-n-chips Paisley Grace Makery- all your crafty needs Twisted Sisters - great home decor and gifts The Decantery- amazing craft cocktails in a lush bar The Principal's Office- fun twist on an old school! Bar in the principals office Timoti's- love their chowder and calamari Art on Centre- unique art from local artists Tasty's- burgers, dogs, fries and more Trailer Park Collectibles- my go to antique shop Cinnamon Bear Country Store (& Ice Cream)- gift shop and ice cream! The Spice & Tea Exchange- try the Florida blend Fort Clinch- for you history nerds And so many more businesses! Quieter than other tourist towns, just more laid back!

This is one of those places that's virtually impossible to drive by without stopping in. I had the…read moreprivilege of meeting the proprietor Mr. Francis D. Flood, not only is he one of the friendliest people you'll ever meet, his eye for the things of the past is beyond reproach. It's likely you'll find Mr. Flood here when you stop in and there's a good chance you'll also meet his cat while wandering through the many treasures displayed in the main shop as well as the old house next door. By now you've realized the "Flood" in the shop name refers to the family name. The building was originally constructed to house the general store of J.A. Flood. Construction of the building was completed in early 1932. I posted an old photo that was on his Facebook page from the early years of the general store, what a time that must have been it sure brings back old memories just as the artifacts you'll find here do. This is really a treasure trove of memorabilia and collectibles...

I've been in here a few times and I think I've found a gem for myself each time. The older…read moregentleman that works here is so friendly and nice, his prices are fair and they have the sweetest cat! Love this little place!