Honestly they have a bunch of over priced items. Parking…read moresituation is horrible. No service & terrible selection Totally a Waste of time. Basically a fire hazard walking through there. We will not return or recommend

What a visit this turned out to be. Is this place clean, well organized, and attractively arranged?…read moreIs there adequate parking? No and no. Is it filled with interesting things at good prices? Yes. At first I thought there was only a main room with crafting items, miscellaneous new stuff, home decor, movies, and electronics and a room with clothes and accessories but I saw a couple coming out of a side door. If you go through it, there is another huge room filled with furniture, books, crafts, and tools. Interesting find in the front room, a pair of signed ballet shoes but I couldn't make out the signature. I ended up purchasing a brand new Alex wooden dragon castle set for my students for $10. It is going for $40 at Walmart right now. If you are into crafts they have tons of crafting items. This thrift store is for anyone who likes to hunt and doesn't mind if they have to dig around. I am pleased with what I purchased so it was a win for me. I'll probably be back to raid their craft bins.

What a cute shop in an eclectic area. Day by Day Shoppe is located in the Old Northwood Historic…read moredistrict in North Palm Beach. There are a lot of kitchen and home decor items. You can get some great gift ideas here. Don't forget to look up, there are a lot of items hanging from the ceiling. While there spend some time walking along Northwood Road looking at the other shops, restaurants and murals.

Created in 2016, this shop is located in the historic Northwood neighborhood in North Palm Beach…read more The commercial section is a wonderful mix of unique restaurants and shops. I was in the area on a Saturday afternoon so I took advantage to visit an area I am in love with. This was the first time I noticed the Day by Day Shoppe and the inviting outside made me want to peek in. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner Will who it turns out is quite an artist. The store specializes in a mixture of new and used items. It has a vintage vibe that I adore. Will wants to upcycle and encourage people to find a creative new life for items they might otherwise throw away. From used items he creates amazing one of a kind pieces. I ended up purchasing a flower feeder for my garden made from a plate and a vase. I am going to lay bird food on it or fruit for the butterflies. I also bought a darling butterfly girl to hang in the tree above my butterfly garden. My new finds inspired me to go out and finally weed the area. In addition to wonderful accents for your garden, the shop has all kinds of home decor and accessories at very reasonable prices. Items range from just a few dollars to several hundred. I love Will's eye for design. Pot holders and dish towels for your kitchen, jewelry, glassware, china, bags, and tiny hanging gardens for your windows were just some of the items I coveted. I will definitely be back to do some holiday shopping this year. I also have my eye on a certain light fixture that Will created. Another reason to visit the store in addition to the one of a kind items is that Northwood is having a special event to help the Bahamas. The merchants in the area are collecting supplies and donating money to provide relief to the Bahamas. 10 percent of my purchase went to help support the Bahamas. So buy cool things and do good at the same time by shopping Northwood this weekend.

Quirky Natives was such a fun find. They are conveniently located in Quantum Town Center off…read moreGateway Blvd in Boynton Beach. I love a thrift store, but Quirky Natives belongs in a slightly different category. The store was founded by Heather Bisbee in 2025 as a way to give back to the community. Heather is a native Floridian with an eye for unique, quirky items that make great gifts or the perfect finishing touch for your home. Quirky Natives offers gently used items for sale, but they also carry brand-new items and artwork by local artists. Their inventory is varied, with clothing, accessories, toys, home goods, books, and art pieces available. I especially liked the vintage pieces and colorful jewelry. If you wish to donate items, a portion of the proceeds from each sale is donated to charity. According to their website, over $300 was donated last month to the Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope. The featured charity changes each month. You can check their website for more details, photos of items for sale, and upcoming events. On June 18th, they are hosting a nautical resin wine glass-making class.

This small but cute and functional boutique has some great finds…read more Both new and vintage items with something for everyone. We stopped in and browsed for a while until something called my name and said, "buy me." So I did!

What a fabulous experience shopping for some unique charms!…read moreI wanted to treat myself to some moving charms for a necklace I have been wanting to make. Visiting Patti and her trusty pop, Dot, was such a great experience. She was so willing to work with me and my budget. I found exactly what I was looking for thanks to Patti's extensive knowledge and can't wait for my next trip into the area so I can visit with her and find another special piece to add to my collection!

Patti sold me the most beautiful couples Cuban cigar band , we love her vast amount of different…read moreunique pieces that are one of a kind

AMAZING! Their pieces are restored beautifully or lovingly…read morerecreated to have a second life. I loved all of their authentic Mid-century pieces. They also have decor from all over the world, and it seems to coexist so well under one roof. I am loving everything I got. They were beyond kind and professional and I will treasure my new furniture (new to me!) for many, many years to come.

Great place! I drove by and decided to stop in...was looking for a mirror and they had plenty to…read morechoose from. Found one for a great price. I also picked up two vintage sconces and they worked with me on the price. Some of their stuff is very expensive but they have deals too. They have a great selection of items and Olga is super nice! Will definitely come back next time I am on the hunt for something.

I was in the area for the Día de Muertos festival and I am in the market for some unique birthday…read moregifts for a friend. I remembered all of the cool shops on Lake Ave and while walking around I discovered Trinkets & Treasures. This cute shop has a little bit of everything. They had some seasonal items for Halloween, a clothing section with colorful women's sun dresses and the most darling children's sweaters, jewelry, accessories, mugs, home decor, art, stationary, local honey, and a lot of unique items. I especially loved the llama pens and screen wipes that clip onto your key chains, so clever! You know you are in a great shop when you start picking up things for yourself. I love supporting the small businesses of Lake Worth like this one. There are also a number of great places to dine at on this street. Next time you are in the mood for a bite and some shopping, be sure to check out Trinkets & Treasures.

This store was so intriguing! Didn't know where to look first. It's located in downtown Lake Worth…read moreBeach on the north side of Lake Avenue. Parking is free street side. There are so many cool things here -- not only for gifts but for us. We had fun browsing, but I did find one thing that I bought right away and a few more items that I will be thinking about for the future. They have clothes, and a lot of jewelry. They have souvenirs and kitschy stuff, and they have items you'd want to buy for your home. They have hats and accessories. honey and jams and jellies, windchimes, and hanging ornaments, key chains and eyeglass holders, pictures and wall hangings, etc. I wear pierced earrings and there were plenty of these, but just a note that there was an older lady shopping at the time we were there who was thrilled to see a large selection of clip-on earrings. They were snowbirds and stop by each year to buy gifts and she gets a new pair of earrings (or more) for herself. The shop owner is quite friendly and personable. If you have question or need any help finding something, don't be afraid to ask. She obviously enjoys her job and interacting with the public. Now I know where I'll be heading next time I'm in the area and need a unique gift.

Can't really speak about the corn but this is my spot for fresh guarapo (drag pressed sugar cane…read morejuice) and they're not stingy with it either. You don't get a cup loaded with ice and some guarapo, you get a whole lot of juice with some ice. $3 not a bad deal. You'll find them out in front of the sunshine flea market. They're just left of the entrance on weekends and weekdays they're farther to the left of the entrance near the side entrance. Check them out.

This tiny little shop was a lovely stop while doing some visits to a couple thrift stores in the…read morearea. Inside there were a number of appealing items from vintage ties to china bric a brac and from books to home decor. In every corner was a potential collectible or cherished antique. We had fun browsing and my husband even found something to buy. It's either a unique gift for his cousin or he might keep it himself. The owner was quite personable. He mentioned that they do estate sales and removals. I commented on a number of small cat statues that they'd been given and he gave me the history behind them.

Out Thrifting today and found this spot along Federal Highway…read more A cozy shop filled with eclectic art, home goods, bric a brac , Baked goods and more. Lots of interesting items to peruse. I found an item and was pleased to negotiate a purchase price. Owners do estate clean outs and are replenishing the shop's inventory frequently. Friendly people! Glad we stopped!