A few days have passed, and I remain astonished by the blatant lack of respect we encountered at…read morethis store. We purchased a media console that was already marked 50% off, which initially seemed like a great deal. After informing the owner, Patty, of our intent to buy, she moved to take it off the floor. Unfortunately, during the process, she dropped it, causing both drawers to fall out. Several customers, including myself, helped get the console back onto a dolly, but I didn't inspect it for damage at the time--my focus was on assisting rather than creating a scene. Patty kindly offered to come in the next day, despite it being her day off, to help us load the console into our vehicle. We insisted it wasn't necessary and even offered to pick it up on Monday, but she insisted on coming in Sunday morning to help us. On Sunday morning, we called at 11 a.m. to inform the shop that we were running late, and the employee assured us it was fine. However, when we arrived at 11:28 a.m., Patty had already left, and we were told we could load the item ourselves--no problem. Upon inspecting the console, we noticed the drawers had been damaged during the fall. We informed the other owner of the incident, and she called Patty. Patty responded that we should have checked for damage the day before and dismissed our concerns by emphasizing that the item was already half off and it was a great deal (which it was, if it was undamaged). To clarify, we had agreed to purchase the console before it was damaged, and the accident happened while they were handling it, not us. At this point, we felt uneasy about taking a damaged item but were left with no choice, as we were abruptly told, "We don't offer refunds." This was deeply frustrating--especially since they damaged the item while it was in their possession. The other owner, who had curly blonde hair, was extremely rude, implying that we were at fault for not inspecting the item immediately after the fall. I didn't feel comfortable making a scene on the sales floor and had assumed that if there were any damage, we could address it at pick-up. Despite our frustration, we loaded the console into our vehicle, as we had no other choice. While loading the console into the car, Patty called back to authorize a refund, but the other owner's final remarks were extremely unsettling. She stated that she would watch us unload the console to ensure we didn't damage it, which felt unnecessary and accusatory. In summary, we were paying customers who supported a small business and apologized in advance for our slight delay. We did nothing to damage the item but were treated as if we were at fault. While I appreciate the eventual refund, the rude and condescending treatment from the blonde owner was unacceptable. I typically refrain from posting negative reviews, particularly for small businesses, but the level of disrespect we experienced here was egregious and cannot be overlooked. Attached are photos of the damage that was done to the drawers from the fall.

Luv this shop. Have bought several quality pieces here and go in and browse often. Barbara has some…read morereally unique and artistic pieces that really upgrade my home interior. Suggest you browse too!

Customer service was horrible. Parking lot was a mess. Before I could even get in the store a fat…read morelady that worked there came out yelling at me for parking in the wrong spot. Don't go here!

The food was fresh out on time the customer service was wonderful the manager Shawn was amazing to…read moreservice us and I love it '

Popped in here with my friends when we were on vacation in Fort Pierce/Vero Beach. I have a thing…read morefor sharks and octopi and also for quirky, outside the norm art so how could I not! I love the lobster trap frames on the art work and the paintings by the local shelter dogs. I did purchase a Tervis Tumbler while I was there to make all my friends jealous of my drink attire!

Wow our items shipped fast and look perfect on our truck! Really beautiful art work for certain …read more Long time customer and will continue to be !

What an unsuspecting gem The Rowe Gallery is! Beautiful and thoughtful art. The only thing more…read moreappealing than the art was the conversation I had with the people who worked there. They were friendly, delightful and interesting. And the coffee was delicious. My experience at The Rowe Gallery was one of the highlights of my trip that day.

Gorgeous pottery and art. The owner, Lori, is the painter. She's friendly, helpful, and the art is…read moregorgeous. Centrally located in the mall so very convenient for shopping and eating generally.

Very nice thrift store supporting the humane society . They had a variety of stuff my friend bought…read morea cup and I bought some funky fabrics to reupholster a foot stool for only a dollar . The store also had cat beds and lots of dog stuff .

I've been coming to this thrift store for years and it is now apparent that I will not be coming…read moreback ever again after seeing how much they want for used damaged items. They comp there prices from eBay and screw local people in need. If you want to stop the resellers, atleast look at what's wanted and selling before you price something so outrageous because I ended up just ordering the same exact thing, undamaged might I add, off eBay with shipping included for half the price! There were so many options for me to choose from on eBay but yet this thrift store, that's saposse to be helping the animals, wants to overprice and not work with customers to get a sale to keep a customer! Nope. I'll stick to eBay if this is the trend for greedy businesses like this.

I loved everything about my visit to this antique mall. Vintage Vero is in a historic Beaux Art Era…read morebuilding that was designed by Frederick Trimble in the Spanish Mission revival style. When it was built it was at the intersection of then Osceola Blvd. and Seminole Ave. In 1914 it was Farmer's Bank but the bank failed in the Great Depression. It then became the Indian River Citrus Bank. In 1983, the buildings were sold to The Vero Furniture Mart. In 2020 the building was sold once again and it is now Vintage Vero, a consignment store/ antique mall with 18 different dealers. There are multiple rooms of furniture, art, collectibles, ceramics, home goods. There is even a room with clothing and jewelry. My favorites were a chrome raindrop mirror, alligator magnifying glass, and mid century patio set. Prices arranged from under a hundred to many thousands of dollars. There is a lot to look at and the owners sweetly let me take my time.

Such a cool store! Multi vendors in a large space. Wonderful style. Plus, it's on Main Street…read morewhere parking is free and you can support other local businesses - coffee shops, tea shop with boba tea and restaurants. Vintage Vero is beyond charming. Worth a visit.

The service and selection at this family store is amazing! Unique pieces, fair prices and honest…read moreassessments! Take a minute and stop in, especially if you're looking for something special!

Very nice and helpful owner! Beautiful jewelry and designer sunglasses! Be sure to stop in!read more

I stopped by this store on a recent trip to Ft. Pierce. I was expecting a typical thrift store and…read morewhile they did have some used items there is also new stuff that looked like closeout inventory. The prices on the stuff I did check out were on the high side. They had toys, drugstore items, books, clothing, home goods, and a little bit of everything. The had several Day of Dead decorations and a cute snacklebox but those items didn't have prices. There is an adjacent antique store, Barn Door Antiques. I don't know if it is the same business or two separate businesses? I think they also buy gold? There is a lot going on here. In any case I didn't go over to the antique store. Amelia's Thriftique was a miss for me today but if you are feeling adventurous you may want to check them out.

Went here while on vacation and got some great deals on new clothes and accessories! Worth checking…read moreout!