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 : )

Decided to stop by this past weekend for our antique shopping. We traveled from Ocala and this is…read moreour first time visiting Wirewood Market. We were greeted upon arrival and checked on while perusing the isles. At first glance, the store seemed a bit small, which turned out to be incorrect; however, even though they had a good many things, including a very pretty wash basin and vanity desk, the place also served as a sort of boutique with lotions, soaps and other items to delight their older customers. As serious antique customers, we prefer real antique stores and unfortunately did not find that had to have item. I think it says something when the customer, after walking a third of the store, starts looking up other antique stores to visit next. It was worth stopping by; however, we will not be adding Wirewood Market to our favorites list for yearly trips.

This store has a mix of antique, vintage, and modern items for sale. There is a lot of well-built…read morefurniture, picture frames, mirrors, dressers, cabinets, and more. Endless knick-knacks and collectables, home-made soaps, oils, and such. Lots of Holiday inspired decorations, ceramic trees, Santa's, Elves and more. There is a decent selection of unique and beautiful hand-made jewelry, vintage tools, gauges, and workshop style equipment available as well. The staff here are welcoming and friendly. Pricing is fair, although some items such as vintage Santa and Elf figurines were priced higher here than other local thrift shops in the area. There is a restroom available to customers who shop here. I didn't purchase anything today, but my mom found a bunch of stuff. She was ecstatic to find three Putz Houses (Paper Houses) that she had to buy. Two were selling for $12.95 each and the other for $4.95. The staff were great and gently wrapped all of my mom's items to protect them for the trip back to NY. The store is immaculate and decorated beautifully, we easily spent 45-mn to an hour here. They also have a little coffee station available for customers shopping here and the coffee is very good. There is a lot to see here and if you know anyone who owns a log cabin or cottage, bring them with you because they will be in heaven! I highly recommend stopping here if you happen to be shopping in the area. I know it won't be our last time shopping here.

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!

Stumbled into this adorable shop by way of a breakfast collective pop-up. After devouring our…read moretreats we wanted to check out the host location. It is a cute little spot in the Thornton Park area of Orlando. Since we arrived earlier in the morning, street parking was no issue. The shop had a lot of artisan things for sale, mostly by female owned businesses and artists. They also have a candle making opportunity that we are going back for, as we did not have time to stay and do that. As a person that recently attempted to make a candle, I can't wait to try that. The folks in the shop were very friendly and it was organized and clean. I bought handmade cards and soap, several pairs of earrings and adorable stickers. I'll report back when we go make the candles! It seemed like the price was right and they gave you a discount if you brought your own glassware for the candle.

Honey house vintage a must stop in Orlando! So many cute finds and local women owned handmade…read morebusiness are highlighted in their inventory. Highly recommend.

If you're in the Oviedo area and looking for a fun and unique shopping experience, be sure to visit…read moreThe Coop Antiques. I recommend setting aside at least 45 minutes to an hour to explore--there's so much to see, and they even have restrooms available for customers so you can take your time. The shop features a wide range of vintage and antique items from multiple vendors. Some standouts include a stunning Hand-Carved Carousel Rocking Horse ($2,495), a rare 1880s Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. calendar clock ($1,250), an Italian Baroque Secretary ($695), and an Antique Wooden Butter Churn ($375). I also spotted a beautiful 55-piece Harkers Petit Point set ($95), hand-made necklaces ($25-$65), vintage Christmas ornaments, a working vintage pump organ ($175), and a large collection of antique train sets. There's far too much to cover, so trust me when I say--this place is a must-see. The staff here are exceptionally friendly and went out of their way to wrap up my mom's purchases for her flight home. The store is immaculately clean, with well-organized booths and aisles, making it easy to navigate. While most items are easy to spot, be sure to check under shelves and in hidden corners for more treasures; I found several instruments in their original cases tucked away in one booth. For music lovers, there's a booth with a solid selection of rock CDs in like-new condition for just $10 each. Book enthusiasts will appreciate the vintage collections available, like Edgar Allan Poe's Poems and Tales from 1898 ($60) and an older edition of A Christmas Carol ($30), many of which are behind glass cases and require assistance to view. I also found two music books that were great deals: Fun Folk & Frolic Songs for Piano ($2) and John Philip Sousa's Favorite March Book for Bass ($4)--both of which I'm excited to use for practicing music. Pricing varies by item and vendor. Some pieces are reasonably priced, while others are on the pricier side. Each seller has a booth number, and if they're not on-site, the staff will help you contact them for potential price negotiations. However, most prices seem firm, though it never hurts to ask. Whether you're a local or just visiting, The Coop Antiques is a hidden gem that offers something for everyone. I highly recommend stopping by to explore and find something special.

This place is so fun to go and explore for an afternoon! Very friendly people in there as well. The…read morevariety of items to select from is enormous and the place is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. I love meandering around and finding some gems. Pricing varies as each booth is a different person's but I think its all fair! Easy to walk through and organized. I look forward to my visits.

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.

What a gem in Apopka! This place is massive!!! So many little nooks with local vendors-I think I…read morespent an hour perusing around. Two buildings so dont forget part II. Friendly staff and free water. Finally a Florida business that realizes the little things like free water make you want to spend money here. I bought some wood garland, a 25 day Christmas sign some green snowflake Christmas decor. Oh and they have one room with woven prints in this distressed wood frame. i bought a picture of the italian coast. Will be back and cant wait to bring friends here when they visit me. Also took a picture of Fiona the shop dog-I couldn't resist!

I swung by this space because I had seen it online randomly. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the…read moreestablishment and the owner was so kind to let me see the furniture although they were not open for the day and were working on new furniture.

The best family-owned shop for vintage furniture and home decor! They're located in the College…read morePark area in an actual warehouse -- look for the pink doors. They were also just recently highlighted on Yelp's 2022 Latinx-owned "Ones to Watch" list (also featured on Apartment Therapy), which is big deal! This beautifully curated shop has lots of boho style & wicker furniture, vintage velvet sofas & chairs, rugs, dining sets, clothing, plants, and other quality mid-century decor. I've gotten some cool vintage tees, vases, baskets, and plant holders here. I also feel like they have some sort of pink velvet piece of furniture every time I go in there, which I'm always crushing on. They also periodically host fun makers markets behind their building which features ton of local small shops, food trucks, a DJ, and more. I love coming to these events and shopping local all in one place!

I was next door at Clemons Produce and came in here more on a whim than anything else, but overall…read moreSun Thrift Antique Shop was a nice place to browse and seek out something to make you smile. The service was very friendly. This is always a good thing. All in all, I think this place is a pretty cool find.

Was looking for some tea cups or a tea set for a tea party and decided to check out Sun Thrift…read moreAntique Shop since it was close by. We were greeted by the owner right away and he was very friendly in offering us any help in opening cabinets or reaching high items. It's a cute shop, with lots of knick-knacks and several racks of clothing. However, it's a bit overcrowded inside and there's little rhyme or reason to the organization. Be careful when moving around because the walkways are pretty tight and it can be scary to maneuver around the more delicate items. Price-wise, I think you're going to have to do a lot of digging to find good deals here. I saw a lot of the tags were marked down, but the overall cost is much higher than I would expect of a thrift shop like this. I ended up leaving because most of the full tea sets were $80-$100 and most of the tea cup + saucers were around $5-$10; which was more than I anticipated for just a party. Overall, I think it's a pretty cool place to explore on a rainy day or if you're looking for a nice activity on a random day, but be prepared to dig around if you're looking for a good deal.