Store is very clean and organized sales personnel are very helpful great cause also. Household…read moregoods nearly new for the young people just starting out in life.

I was excited to visit this shop while visiting Naples. Lots of clothes and some pretty…read moreunattractive furniture. Nothing too exciting. Plenty of other options that better suited our interests in Naples.

Amazing prices! Great service. just about everything you need for a home and then some. I can't…read moresay enough about this establishment.

All went well! Love the ease of drop off. Also appreciate the help offers to unload if I have…read moresomething heavy.

The Shelter Options Shoppe is my go to spot for used clothing in Naples. It's a small store but…read morepacked with hidden gems. You can find everything from a cute everyday top to high end designer pieces that are perfect for special occasions. I went right after Thanksgiving and everything was 75% off, which was amazing. I spent about $120 on what would have been over $550 worth of clothes. If you enjoy thrifting and finding unique pieces, this place is absolutely worth a stop. Great selection, great deals, and you never know what treasure you'll find.

I am writing to formally report an incident that occurred on Saturday, January 17, 2025, at…read moreapproximately 4:00 PM. While shopping, I observed multiple staff members who were restocking merchandise openly discussing, in front of customers, how they were removing the "good" items from the sales floor to take to the back and set aside in personal piles for one another. This was spoken about loudly and casually, as if it were standard practice. While doing so, these same employees repeatedly stepped directly in front of me and physically pushed past me to access racks I was actively browsing. This occurred multiple times and created an uncomfortable and disrespectful situation. The combination of staff hoarding merchandise for personal use and physically disregarding customers reflects a serious lapse in professionalism and store oversight. Customers should not be displaced or made uncomfortable so that staff can reserve merchandise for themselves. This behavior undermines trust, fairness, and the integrity of the store's operations, and leadership should be made aware.

This is such a breath of fresh air when compared to Goodwill and the like. This place is upscale,…read moreso yes, it costs a bit more, but the quality offered is more than worth it. Designer clothing, upscale jewelry, and fine furniture. Give it a try.

I found the hidden Gem of Naples Thrift Stores! The beautiful designer clothing , the furniture,…read moreand staff made my day. Picked up a few key pieces for my spring/summer wardrobe and will be back often to see what is new. I also enjoyed the men's selection and they had just put out brand new golf travel bags with wheels I may have to get for my husband. The staff was so helpful and it just made the whole experience a JOY!

This place was suggested by my parents as worth a visit while in town. First of all, it is…read morecurrently under construction (as of March 2026), so the parking lot is extremely limited with maybe 6 spots, so we parked at the strip mall across the street along with several other patrons. This isn't really a great idea as there is no crosswalk nearby, so proceed at your own risk. There are also signs designating the parking for the strip mall only. I hope their construction includes more parking! This store is jam packed with clothing, books, houseware items, decor, and more. It was super busy when we visited, so everywhere we turned we were in the way or running into people. It was pretty chaotic but I think they must be expanding since it seems very popular. You can find some high-end items here (according to my parents) so if you're on a hunt for something specific you might have fun looking. I didn't really have anything in mind to look for, but I did end up buying an Athleta tank top for yoga, which was only $10 (they retail for $40-$50). Nate got a Columbia shirt for $10 as well. They have a few changing rooms to try things on, and plenty of employees (volunteers?) helping. Checking out was easy and I was able to pay with a credit card. I don't think I need to stop in every time I'm in town, but I would be curious to visit once their construction is done.

If any of the following conditions apply to you, run don't walk to the Bargain Basket:…read more 1/ Need kitchen ware, small appliances, glassware and resort colorful art - don't pay full price when you can get high quality designer name brands that will make your place look marvelous. 2/ You came down to Marco Paradise with only two pairs of shorts - it's ok, visit Bargain basket to add to your clothes inventory or to brighten up your look. Same goes for ladies and men's clothing. Where else can you find a $100+ shirt, gently used for $10? 3/ Books and sheets and tools and gadgets- don't give the box stores your $. Need an alarm clock, table lamp, extension cord, 9 iron? Lastly, don't just give Bargain Basket one chance - visit at least three times - the inventory literally turns over every few hours. Need a pink shirt for a party- Bargain Basket

Wilshire Lakes in North Naples is one of those communities that just feels right the moment you…read moredrive in. As a Naples FL realtor, I have worked with a lot of buyers here and it consistently stands out. The mature, old-growth landscaping gives the neighborhood a true established feel you do not see in many newer communities. One of the biggest draws is that every home feels unique. There is a mix of custom designs and floor plans, which adds character instead of a cookie-cutter look. The community has a great balance of full-time residents, families, and seasonal owners, creating an active yet relaxed environment. The location is hard to beat. You are close to top-rated schools, shopping, dining, and just a short drive to the beach. For buyers exploring North Naples, Wilshire Lakes continues to be a strong option for lifestyle, value, and long-term appeal. Mike Shoaff Realtor in Naples Florida

Nice living area. Very clean and close to shopping malls and grocery stores. Very easy access to…read morethe highway and straight roads. Schools for all ages close by and parks and recreation as well. Good area to raise kids.

This is a Presbyterian Church of America (PCA) located next to the Bonita Promenade outdoor mall…read more Not only is this the most beautiful church in the area, on a lake, but the congregation is very friendly and sincerely warm in their welcome. You can sense the sweet Spirit of God here. Simple, to the point worship, Bay Pres services are focused on the Gospel. Visit and experience the love.

Great store that's very large with several section they even got an art room! The also have beds…read moreand mattresses for sale. There was plenty of toys, furniture... really everything

I'd like to leave a little bit of a backstory to make it fair as for my review/ question. I just…read moreasked that you please respect that I am making public personal humbling & submissive experiences.1 was when I'd lost my home and all my belongings due to a house fire at age 32 with a four year-old daughter left with nothing but clothes on my back, given a few papers for disaster relief. I came down to Naples to be near who I considered to be family. * Now I had always been an active volunteer. Then I was put on SSD so I extended my volunteering too 30 +hrs wk. unless too ill. I truly enjoyed being active and feeling like I still had a purpose and able to give back I always donated items time money etc. Given a good Samaritans award which came with a financial reward I used to start the Mika Hanney cancer fund. Recognizing my friends 13-year-old daughter diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. (She is now married and has a child of her own) shortly after I handed over the foundation to her family I wound up losing my home , all my belongings to a house fire. age 32 with a four year old daughter. I came to Naples so with the clothes on my back and my disaster relief forms to rebuild a life* It was when I walked into my first Goodwill, I almost fell over when I saw a price tag on a table for $1000.00!! where I came from Pgh PA. that same table would've gone for $25 as it was donated people!!!!! I took my forms and went to a few other resale/charities. Another Goodwill attempt a worker was so rude and belittling I left in tears. As I was called a low class woman looking for handouts. Forms in hand I was just trying to obtain a toddler size mattress. It was then I refused to look for any help from any of these "nonprofit" organizations. So I pulled things from dumpsters & off side of road cleaning and refurbishing them all on my own. Then to my surprise a well known church (1st Baptist) sent 4 women to my house offering to give my daughter a Christmas morning with gifts. Because a friend of mine had told them about my situation.They asked for her sizes, and if there was something particular she may want. In tears gratefully I gave them her sizes and mentioned that she loved anything that had to do with animals. I kept in contact regularly, offering to volunteer my time or anything to show my appreciation. Come Christmas Eve morning I made a phone call to the woman in charge of there group,asking if I needed to pick up these gifts or if they were going to be delivered she said she would get back to me. Needless to say come Christmas morning. There was nothing for my daughter not even a phone call to lmk. I had a few small gifts I was able to buy for her. I tried to hide my shame and heartache from my daughter. However when your child is hurt it enters you and turns to anger. I never again trusted the word "help". Since then finally on my feet, I was quick to start my volunteering and donations. Being that life is full of unexpected grandeur as well as extreme hardship. * Now 2025 I recently again have come across extreme hardship, affecting my health and safety. *Bringing me to my question as I am desperate, Where can someone find a food bank ( that does not entail me filling out questions leading to multiple spam calls and an unanswered question) or is there possible immediate desperately needed help or an advocate? As my most recent situation was one of such heartbreak that of a true nightmare I cannot come to terms with what was done. I'm afraid to make information about it public. You think with all the donation stops made I would've been able to gather some information about where to obtain things that have been donated for some reason that information is not properly advertised. Please !? I run into walls in every direction I've turned. I'm Honestly losing strength from malnutrition. Once I'm on my feet again I am very eager to make a change. With a hands on approach, even going to find people that need help as I now realize it gets so hard and so bad that you're unable to reach or find the help that may be out there. Everyone has a story. No one deserves to struggle a little Hope can create enormous promise,changes for the better. My name is Krissy I promise when I get my strength back you will see and feel a change. Eager to give security in exchange for there struggles. The strong need to clear a path of obstacles shortening the battle for the weak leaving them with more strength to continue on themselves.. ** where or is there legitimate food banks in Naples? ** hunger is painful.