The owner is very knowledgeable and great to do business with. The shop has a large inventory of…read moremilitary collectables from all eras. Bill takes the time to share his vast knowledge and answer questions.

Visiting my brother for the week and enjoying history. DMZ is a great little hidden gem on a busy…read moreroad with people driving down it all the time and never going in. The owner was welcoming and open to conversation. Shared stories and talked about different artifacts and all the history the items were involved with. The selection and variation of historical items was impressive. I recommend, take 10 minutes (or more) out of your day and learn something new. Support your local businesses!

All I can start off by saying is WOW!! I was amazed from start to finish!! Staff was helpful beyond…read moretheir duty!! They helped me find the perfect gift for my grandson!! His world lit up when he saw it!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! POPPY OF THE YEAR NOW!!! LOL! 10/10 recommend and 100/10 will be back!!

Prehistoric Florida is great for tourists who aren't real collectors of rocks or fossils...which is…read morewhy I'd like to put my review at 3 stars, but the reality is, Prehistoric Florida just isn't for me, and that's okay! It's a really neat shop and is a must-visit, don't get me wrong. There's so much to see here and there are a lot of cool pieces to look at. However, if you're a collector like myself, you will be shocked by the price gouging. I have an extensive rock collection and I already own a lot of the rocks offered here, so when I saw the prices doubled if not tripled, I gasped. For example, I own a beaver skull and it cost me maybe $40. At Prehistoric Florida, that beaver skull is marked up well over $100. I also own a cave bear paw that cost $600...here at Prehistoric Florida, that cave bear paw is marked at over $1200. So while I enjoyed browsing, I was bummed that I wasn't going to buy anything due to the high prices.

This 2012 antique/vintage shoppe is open from 10 AM till 5:30 PM seven days a week. It is a clean,…read morewell-organized shoppe w/ quality wares. Staff (the owner & a vendor) were VERY FRIENDLY and HELPFUL. (Be sure to check in to receive 15% off any one item that is not marked "firm.") I purchased mid-century framed art for my home, as well as a stamped, light blue 1960's Santa Anita Ware dish w/ a drip glaze. A friend purchased 1980's framed art as well as gorgeous sterling (925) earrings. Prices were reasonable-- definitely not too high. This appeared to be the case throughout the shoppe even though multiple vendors sell here. A smaller-sized home, it has been converted & wonderfully transformed into a vintage shoppe. Within the six or so rooms, visitors will find vinyl albums; vintage clothing (one full room of it); many jewelry displays for men & woman; dishware & serving pieces; wall art; home decor; lamps; MCM furniture; & much more. Parking spots on busy San Marco Avenue are few & far between, but there is plenty of free parallel parking along the many side streets. (Probably the best parking is directly behind the building.) Best to avoid this area around dinnertime. It took us a great deal of time to leave the crowded area. I suggest visiting @ other times to avoid the heavy traffic. But DO stop in here; it's worth your time! I WILL return the next time I'm in the area.

This place was a cool thrift shop. The selections with the merchandise are like going big to the…read morefuture, 70's,80's&90's. It is a thrown back. The individual the was working there, was very nice and informative. They are a bit expensive.

Step into the warm and welcoming atmosphere of Lost Art Gallery, and you are instantly transported…read moreto a truly magical place of wonder and intrigue.  Walls come alive with unique stories written in brushstrokes and colors, painting ideas and concepts both Classical, Abstract and Contemporary.  Art collectors, both new and seasoned, will find paintings and sculptures that speak to their hearts and sensibilities.  One may feel quite confident in their purchases here receiving the fairest prices and highly qualified appraisals of their own art pieces. Renowned owners Victoria Golden and son Alexander Golden have vast years of experience together in both investments in art collections and appraisals. Very well qualified art consultants are also available to guide art buyers through educated and thoughtful purchases. Truly, Lost Art Gallery is a must-see on your visit to the historic city of St. Augustine!

The man working the shop when we wandered in explained that it's called the "lost art" gallery…read morebecause they take in art on consignment from people looking to clear out their attics or such and display it for sale there. This place was amazing! They had tons we had never heard of before (but the guy there was more than happy to tell us all about them, from old english ship painters to modern american works) and some rare pieces from artists anyone would recognize, like salador dali. The little shop is definitely set up as a small gallery, with a very interesting, ecclectic selection on display. Visiting and talking to the guy there about the art was one of the highlights of my visit to st augustine!

Casa Rodriguez is a very nice, cute jewelry store in downtown St. Augustine tucked inside a…read morecharming house. It's not big, but it has high quality merchandise. I received gifts from this place and I also purchased a few nice items (silver) when in the area. It's long lasting jewelry. Very cute and nice designs. Prices are on the higher side, but they have more reasonable items, too. Great customer service, they put everything in nice gift boxes that make a festive presentation. Casa Rodriguez is a nice store to shop for a little something special gift.

Sadly this business is now closed. Replaced by a Parisian clothing store, which does have some…read morejewelry but not local.

I have shopped here for years and also in their Jax Bch location. Quality furniture & decor from…read moreThailand and Asia. The furniture is solid & great designs in colors as well as teak that are perfect outdoors (or indoors). I have especially enjoyed their unique holiday ornaments and paintings by a local artist -- Kathy Frosio. The new shipment of vases & pottery drew me in today to add to my cobalt blue. Service is ALWAYS excellent.

This is THE favorite store by far in St. Augustine! Our vacation begins here with each visit…read more Their furniture pieces, indoors and outdoors, are practical yet beautiful, unique, and exotic. (Oh! If only we had a larger house.) They have artworks, vahz/vases, silk scarfs, and so much more to peruse. Their floral arrangements are exquisite, a delight to behold. Compliments abounds from guest whenever their eyes alight on our seasonal bouquets. This owner has an eye for the rare, the singular, and the beautiful, we appreciate it. T. Gregory Imports sets the tone of our vacation every time; going on an expedition for the extraordinary. Marvelous!!

Small and clean shop. The staff is very friendly and they have good deals. They are a cash only…read morestore.

Very kind ladies working here. Got some puzzles, a game, and a frame for $5 and all in good shape!read more

Uptown Saturday Night takes place along San Marco Ave in St Augustine on the last Saturday of each…read moremonth. Art galleries, antique stores, and unique shops between Ripley's Museum and the Mission Nombre de Dios remain open to showcase their products and serve delicious refreshments. There's live music, artists, special showings, and much more at this popular event. This was the first place I went to at this event. Refreshments were delicious! The store was very unique and fun. I got a pearl and rose quartz bracelet here. I love how inspiring and fun the items were in the store.

West To East Design (Rachel and Brian) were fantastic to work with. From the very beginning we felt…read moresafe knowing that our big investment was going to be exactly what we wanted. My original design was boring and unimaginative, but they presented us with a design that is so stunning that I still lose my breath when I walk in. I think it says something when someone who had never been to my house thinks it was always this beautiful. The difference is night and day yet to a new observer it looks like it was always so perfect! Another very important part of the renovation is the people who are in your house doing the work. Brian and Rachel have assembled a group that arrives when they say, are neat and respect your home, and are kind and friendly. I actually enjoyed having them around. Most importantly the craftsmanship is impeccable. On the very rare occasion something was not quite right it was attended to without hesitation. Finally, Rachel and Brian are great people. They are responsible yet fun. They are family people active in their children's lives and great members of their community. The kind of people you can TRUST. We are beyond pleased with our new kitchen and all the work that turned our house into what it is now!