Such a cool antique shop. The workers are very friendly and welcoming. They offer you a water when…read moreyou walk in. Even though we came in maybe 20 minutes before closing, they still let us look around. This spot is huge and you can spend hours here. Very unique pieces.

Super sweet little antique shop! My bf and I scored some vintage art made in the Philippines. It…read morereminded me of my grandparents house growing up. Also the owner was very knowledgeable and staff were super helpful.

Decided to stop by here in November while on vacation in Daytona Beach. The shop consists of four…read moredifferent buildings and had quite a bit of actual antiques, instead of one's people claim are. The lady who owns the place was very cordial and informed us how to get to the other buildings. Unfortunately, we did not take anything home, which was a disappointment; however, I do recommend you stop by and take a look.

I am a little surprised this is the first review posted for "Antique Village" being it's such a…read morebeautifully laid out venue. There are a five separate buildings filled with an eclectic assortment of treasures from the past. The owners and staff here are very out going and willing to negotiate on some of the items. Besides offering a wide variety of collectibles there are also many pieces of antique furniture for sale. The shops are very clean and organized and you are left alone to explore each on your own. If you find something you can't live without and have questions simple bring it to the main building or if it's to large to carry you can call for help on your cell or ask when you get back to the front office. Yes I did purchase the duck decoy and got a 17% discount by simply asking I think I could of done a little better if I had paid in cash. all in all it was a great deal and I'll return in the future...

My family and I had a short visit to Daytona this weekend. We saw a beautiful print of "The Last…read moreSupper" in the window and called about it. Caroline made herself available within minutes of us calling and she and her lovely mother met us. My girls and I spent at least an hour looking and visiting. We ended up buying the beautiful print. We truly appreciated Caroline and her mother. Also...I don't why this says I'm from Baton Rouge...I'm from Alabama. :)

My mom and I stopped by this shop after a doctor's appointment, hoping to finally check it out…read moresince it's rarely open despite being in the neighborhood for decades. The elderly mother of the current owner was watching the store and kindly chatted with us about the shop's history and how she had sold the business to her daughter. ​Right in the middle of our conversation, the daughter/owner came out and started loudly yelling at her mother right in front of us, complaining that customers didn't want to hear her stories, that no one was buying anything, and that the shop wasn't a place just to chat. It was completely uncalled for and deeply unprofessional. ​I actually had a few pieces of jewelry in my hand that I intended to buy, but I put them back and walked out. Treating your own mother--who was just being polite to customers--like that in public is appalling. Zero stars if I could. As a bonus warning, none of the items have price tags, so the owner seemingly just makes up prices on the spot when you ask.

Very nice shop with a small restaurant attached serving light lunches. The shop was a little over…read morepriced even with the 1/2 sale. Very clean store.

Oh Lord. My girlfriend who owned who own antique shop in New Orleans took me with her. This place…read moreis magnificent. Dunn's has antique furniture, vintage toys and jewelry and a plethora of decorative pieces. They also have monthly auctions which we did not attend. The antiques were very fairly priced. Dunn's also offers delivery of items which is not a common service and for someone like me who cannot physically handle a large item - this service is golden

Fun, creative silly just gotta get little things to bring back home. Selection is fully stocked for…read moremost everyone in our group.

Very cool curated vintage clothing and home goods store in Daytona beach. It's been the most…read morepopular vintage clothing store in the area for years, and they have sadly announced their closing. They've been a wonderful fixture in the downtown area, and will be missed!

By far one of my favorite antique shops on Beach St., this is mostly due to the amount of older…read moreadvertising pieces. The shop seems to always have a few things that weren't there the time before I stopped and there are always some really unique pieces although the pricing reflects the owners love for these types of antiques. I have negotiated a few times on some neon signs that I really loved but again the owner either has to much invested financially or emotionally to part with those.

Recently had the displeasure of meeting the owner. First of all, he was 'pretending' that he wasn't…read morethe owner as to not talk prices with other customers there but my family with me, who live in FL, knew he was indeed the owner. So I had two items in hand and asked him to take less for the first item, he agreed only after a little back and forth on the price and grilling me why I wanted the item...odd... But he did agree so I thought why not try for the second item my daughter wanted. Neither item was a big ticket item besides. His prices are high and where I come from, you can and most times do negotiate...not with this guy apparently. They're supposed to be going out of business so why not sell?! On the second item, I thought we were negotiating when he flipped out and threw the item (a purse) and refused to sell it to me and he was yelling so everyone could hear. He asked if I would go into Walmart and ask them to take less for a can of peas...apples and oranges (little privately owned store vs. a corporation). I was with two people who stood speechless and horrified at his childish behavior because we seemed to be almost playfully going back and forth about price. Anyone there could tell you (and others did tell me) that I was not confrontational or rude. He even had another customer put his item back and refuse to give him the business because of, as he put it "the way he acted". I actually had to ask him if he was serious when he had his little tantrum because he didn't show any anger, really, while trying to come to some agreement over the price, I was confused and thought he was maybe joking, at first, but he continued insulting me...he was so unprofessional and demeaning. I was completely embarrassed but not him, he asked (almost politely) if I wanted a bag for the first item. Hands down the worst experience there in Florida. Stay away. Let's not encourage that behavior!

Great selection of antiques, watches and more! Very very well organized and very clean w no smells…read more No dust and well lit and marked! Loved this place and spent an hour looking around at some great pieces!

My wife and I decided to go antiquing here while in Daytona Beach last week. I have to say I was…read morepretty impressed with the variety of items. We really enjoyed looking at everything. The place was well laid out and had great air conditioning, so as not to detract from the experience. We cannot speak in regards to pricing, as we did not have the privilege of buying anything, but the visit itself was well worth the time. Highly recommend you stop by.

I love this place! Stopped in on a whim and ended up taking home several mid-century treasures &…read moretreats. The woman who owns it was there and she was fabulous. Very knowledgeable- and fun! What a genuinely friendly and sweet soul. Thank you Sarah. I'll be back and I'll bring my friends.

Not so nice owner Rude and likes to yell. Will never go back to this place. She needs to think…read moreabout the other shoppers that are in the store when raising her voice in that manner.