Cute little quirky shops cool to walk around definitely recommend definitely tourist attraction based though read more

Tin City Waterfront Shops - Shopping Centers Near Me - Naples, Florida

Tin City is a place I have been to many times over the years. It seems to have grown somewhat with more stores. They have a nice restaurant called Pincher's. There is also an ice cream shop. Another nice area is where they sell freshly made "Dole whips". The stores are filled with mostly clothing. A lot of it is beachfront and easy, breezy clothing. There is one store with nicer dresses, purses and jewelry for the ladies. You can get an i expensive t-shirt or a pricey dress at Tin City. There are some nice souvenir stores as well. Employees were pretty laid back. They were not overly eager to make the sale. Parking is a little crowded depending what time of day you get there. read more

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Fun spot to catch some A/C indoors and feel touristy in this historic little area. Lots of touristy shops in here with a nice variety. Also a couple pic OPPs can be found here. We have been here a good handful of times when in the area, & it's still fun to visit. Some shops loved were the dog shop, coffee shop, & the monkey bread spot. There's also a portion of the parking that is covered so if u could those are great spots. The parking is also free. read more

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Took the two hour drive out to the legendary Tin City Waterfront Shops in Naples. It was a boring drive but based on the mixed reviews I really was unsure what to expect. At first glance the exterior resembled Key West style construction with funny placards and misplaced artsy items - so far so good. Immediately upon entering, ate some pizza from Tin City Pizza. Then sat on the waterfront patio at the Riverfront restaurant and had grilled grouper. Later had beer and a massive bowl of garlic mussels at Pinchers. Messed around in the shops for a few hours. The dollar really stretched far in all of the cool trinket shops. Bought some fun items from a few of the shops and met some interesting people along the way. Fun time and definitely a To-Do spot if visiting Naples. Tin City Pizza Pinchers Restaurant Riverwalk at Tin City Sole of Naples Eyeware Dana Tyler Jewelry Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii Tropical Beauties Scentschips Tin City Magic Naples Bay Pet Shop Pier 37 Gifts World of Nature Tin City Boatique Deb's Touch of Florida Gio Jewelry of Naples M & M's Cafe Monkey Buntz The Naples Winery Deb's Touch Sole & more read more

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If you are visiting naples on the west coast don't miss out on this place. Had some food and drinks on the river and met a few fun people. Bought some stuff at the cute little shops. Spent many hours here and will come back soon. read more

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Shopping made fun! Indoors unique shops Very specialized from coffee to wine Adorable pet shops read more

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Tin City is not a destination spot in the sense of "I MUST go to Naples and see Tin City!", but if you're already planning a trip to Naples, it is. At least it was for us, and I'm glad we stopped in. It's 2 buildings with shops that sell everything from basic junk you can get anywhere (like beanie babies and other stuffed animals), to nice souvenirs and imported Italian food stuffs. Our main goal was to visit Mon Key Buntz, which we did, but also to shop and grab dinner. You could be in and out within an hour if you do some light perusing, or you could make a morning or afternoon of it if you choose to do some hardcore shopping and dining. Whatever you shopping style, it is definitely worth a look around! 117/2025 read more

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The Tin City shops we visited were clean, well-stocked and the counter staff was friendly. You can usually find what you want there, especially when it comes to the Naples area. Plus, if you have a sweet tooth, you'll find no shortage of treats to choose from! read more

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Tin city is a highly recommended tourist attraction for Naples. However, I can only equate it to a touristy flea market. It is a lot of shops with beach ware, sweatshirts, and trinkets. I'd say, the whole thing can be observed in about half an hour. If you're in the mood for shopping, maybe an hour. There are 2 large restaurants located at the end of each building Crabbys and Riverwalk (I reviewed this already). One place I didn't get a chance to check out was the monkey bread shop- which smelled divine. When I was there both the wine shop and olive oil shop were closed (I would've liked to visit these). Overall, contrary to most Guides-To-Naples, I wouldn't center Tin City as a destination, rather if you're passing it while driving, take a stop. read more

I walked around with a stroller. There are 3 buildings. You could get in and out of the buildings with no issues since they are wraps. But a lot of the actual shops do not have a ramp to enter and leave so I was limited walking into stores to shop around. It would be nice if they advertise or had something in there to let patrons know. read more

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This is definitely a great place to go to during the summer heat. It's a cute inside shopping, and dining area. I would definitely recommend the Monkey Bread shop. The monkey bread and iced coffee were both tasty. The souvenir shops had cute items to purchase. The winery had some taste testers and the lady was helpful and nice. The Tin City Slice had a delicious Italian roll that was filled with meat and cheese. That was very reasonable and oh so good. read more

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Lovely town shops right by the waterfronts! All the shops has friendly staff and very unique boutiques I have no seen before. They have a little bit for everyone and great souvenirs to take home. The values of the items depend on the stores and quality as well but definitely saw some very unique options. Highly recommend (: read more

Tin City Waterfront Shops - Shopping Centers Near Me - Naples, Florida

I was in Naples, Florida for four months this past winter and took one day out to visit Tin City with my sister and niece. I have been there before and it is a great place to go shopping, have lunch or dinner, or just plain have fun visiting all the unique shops. We went into this particular high class women's clothing shop called Back of the Bay. I had a lot of fun choosing a few items between a couple dresses, summer shorts, and a few other tops to go with it all. The service I received was exceptional, and I knew I was getting what I wanted for the money I decided to spend. In other words, I just let myself go and it was well worth my time and money. At the same time, it was one of the most enjoyable times I had shopping during my whole time of 4 months in Florida. We also did have lunch at one of Tin City's outdoor cafés and it was enjoyable and very comfortable. The food and service there were also great too. I would not hesitate to go back to see what else I could find myself interested in all of Tin City's numerous shops! read more

Super cute and indoor! However NOT DOGFRIENDLY and that's a big deal to me. Inside is adorable to walk around especially during summer heat or rain, gives you something to do. The stores are all prices outrageously so I did not buy a single thing. It's a good spot for souvenirs and throw away money. Plenty of free parking around. Pick up spot for charters as well. read more

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It's fun to walk around, but very pricey. People were friendly and helpful. We have gone for 3 years. I am not sure about next year. read more

I loved Tin City! It is a tad kitschy? Yes! But it has a lot of local character and charm! You need places this around! There are various buildings you go in an and out with a vintage vibe, off the water! Lots going on - they have many souvenir shops to get gifts, fun restaurants, ice cream places. You can get in various cruises right near the shops. Fun, lively place, lots to do - shop, eat, get on a short local cruise, grab an ice cream! You can stay as much or as little as you want. Decent parking (free), clean restrooms, nice customer service. It was fun browsing around and shopping here! read more

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Great spot for Naples souvenirs! It has the local charm feel to it. It's an indoor place for shops and river view eateries. This place is excellent for cheap souvenir shopping such as tshirts, magnets and beach themed items like sea shell xmas ornaments and sandcastles and figurines apparently made from beach sand! The shoppes that attracted me were the gift shops that sell unique gift items for the homes. Also the Mon"key" bread shop. The restaurants have the view overlooking boats and the water. They also offer cruise boat trips if you want. They had a sign for some key lime pie but I didn't know where to find it I was assuming perhaps in one of the restaurants. They had unique items here from wood plaques for your home that says naples or marco island to bath bombs that smelled so good. I was close to buying a boho inspired apple watch band but I also looked at Amazon for a similar piece and it costs less than what I saw at the gift shop. The AC here is excellent but there were areas where it was warm. Bathrooms here are clean but there is one area where you pass by it and it STINKED. They have 2 areas for restrooms. Staff here are nice and friendly. I was wanting to buy the monkey bread bundt cakes before heading home but I figure maybe next time around. They smelled divine! Parking here is decent they also offer shaded parking which is a plus for this FL heat. Parking is free. I would def come back here again on another road trip. read more

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There was so many shops to visit! The selection was fantastic. You can find anything you want there. Great Christmas gift options too. Some shops are more expensive than others but average prices for a gift shop. read more

Absolutely disgusting. Smelled like urine. All shops have cheap souvenirs of no value. The people saying that it's life changing and so amazing are just family members of owners. read more

Almost didn't come here because of these negative reviews about the stores located at Tin City. Yes there are a couple of kitschy trinket shops but the majority are not. There are some nice clothing and jewelry stores located here. There are also a couple of restaurants located in the complex if you get hungry. Overall a decent stop when visiting Naples. You will find some decent priced souvenirs here compared to the prices on 5th avenue. read more

If you know me, you know I loves me some quirky. Even a little kitschy. But this place is just an overall disappointment. Oh, these shops are trying, but really a mish mash of shops without much appeal, some of which, yes, I'm going to say it, verge on tacky. The best thing and ONLY thing I bought was a seashell identifying guidebook. I passed on the tshirts with manufactured rips in them that changed colors in the sunlight, weirdly handcrafted skull candles and candy supply shops that looked like they were housing dusty museum pieces. On the plus side, the air condition rocked. read more

Tourist trap. A bunch of Tshirt shops & cheap looking souvenir shops. I would not recommend the place. Had a 1/2 way decent meal at Pinchers, although our waitress Sylvia was great. read more

Our family stopped to check it out. It's a hit and miss. Some of the apparel we got was so low quality the screen print came off the next day. There were some stores that were great though- Naples Soap Company and MonkeyButz. I probably wouldn't stop again- we thought there would be a greater variety. read more

There are so many awesome things to do in Naples, and Tin City is one that is on many tourist lists but I would skip it. Very cutesy looking from the outside, looks like a flea market with vintage vibes. Inside is a bunch of commodity-style souvenir shops and only a few restaurants, which didn't seem that great. The one highlight was a Bundt cake / fudge shop. It was a combination of monkey bread / Bundt cake and came in a bunch of different flavors. We had classic caramel cinnamon and it was amazing! read more

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I met a friend here as Naples was a good halfway point for both of us and reviews said they had local owners and we love to support local. However, I have to say we were a bit disappointed. No store we saw really gave off a local goods type of feel at all. We looked in a couple of beachy decor stores that seemed to sell mostly items from China... one of the metal wall art pieces was exactly what I had purchased a year ago in Tarpon Springs at one of their stores...can I mention it also rusts easily and required a new paint job in less than a year despite many coats of Rustoleum clear coat. I know better now. We looked at a cute tropical clothing store and while the dresses seemed reasonably priced the styles were not what we were looking for. We glanced in the soap, candle and wine shops but since we did not need any, we did not look closely at prices. Some stores we came across the owner would chain across the entrance way with a sign saying back in 5 minutes but if you are doing a once over you are not typically going to back track for one particular store. One store... the oil one never opened despite us passing it twice during our time there. We came across a store in the open that looked like it was a classroom. I was hoping there would be more boardwalk along the water to walk with maybe benches to enjoy the view and chat but the only place to sit was at one of the restaurants which we did end up doing and it ended up being an okay lunch meal there. Not spectacular but pretty good. I would stop in again if they added stores that sold locally sourced items from other areas of Florida... sponges or soaps from Tarpon Springs, metal items from ?, pottery from the keys (there is a cute pottery store off the main road there), etc. I bet there are lots of local goods across FL that would sell there easily if people were only visiting the Naples area. What they have there currently, though, I probably would not stop in again. Restrooms were clean and we stopped at 2 different ones. Free parking was nice and, yes, shaded parking was a plus if you were lucky enough to snag one of those parking spaces. AC was very nice inside....a nice retreat from the humidity. We loved the concept and the history of the place. It has lots of potential but needs a change of inventory at some of the shops to be a real standout. read more

Good place to shop for souvenirs. Nicely decorated, worth visiting for a short visit. read more

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I absolutely love this place I have since I was a young kid. It's just so much fun to go here. There are so many wonderful shops and places to investigate and little treasures to find. You can get yourself an absolutely wonderful meal and it's located down by the water. It's so beautiful and everyone here is so friendly and I have to say even the prices are good. read more

A bunch of mom and pop shops on the water. It's good to pass time or stop by, but nothing really nice in any of the shops.

This place is one of the coolest shop place I visited while I was in Florida. My sister that lives in Florida suggested that we go to Tin City. I had no idea what to expect, but we decided to give it a go. Tin City has these buildings that are marked with a number and inside each building there are shops that are owned by small businesses and locals. We went into building 1 and saw this massive shop with super cool shells and souvenirs. We also saw a seating next to a food place that served delicious icecream. We decided to get some and it was really good! They had shops for souvenirs such as shirts and sweatshirts with Florida on them. They had a cute shop with bath bombs and an amazing deal. They had quite a few shops that sold decor and other items. We saw some super cute beachy items. One of my all time favorite shops was this candle one we found. They handmake all the candles in shop and the entire thing is wax. We saw a super awesome Adventure Time one that we really wanted to buy. Unfortunately, we were not near her house and we were being picked up to go to the beach for several hours. The woman working thete suggested we do not get one if we were going to leave it in the car for a few hours due to the heat. We were going to see if we could come back the next day but we were leaving two days later and had no time. If I do come back, I will definitely buy a candle. They had a lot of other cool items that were handmade in shops, and we even saw a crystal shop. They did have some restaurants as well. One of the shops told us that there is a type of tram car that can take you to the beach nearby and shops for free. She gave us a number to call if we needed a ride because we told her we had ubered here. All of the shop owners were super friendly and inviting. We definitely had a great time and I would come again for those candles! read more

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Awesome old place. Wood deck terrific ambiance clean restrooms cool a/c great bar. Prices are steep at the little shops no longer a budget friendly place. read more

So many options from food to shops ! Nice place to spend on a rainy or sunny day . Also, nice place to get souvenirs!

If your looking for a touristy place to buy souvenirs then this is your place. It has 2 sides to it. On one sides they have small outdoor shops and little bars and on the other side there are small shops in a closed in wooden area. Souvenirs are quite expensive for what the area looks like... ex. $70.00 for a naples hoodie. Either way if your looking for a nice place to window shop and buy souvenirs then this is your place, other then that nothing crazy to see. read more

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I love the historic, old Florida charm of Tin City. This area has served as the gateway to the waterways of the area since it was used in the 1500's by the Native Americans, the Calusa, who fished and shelled in the area, leaving behind their clamshell deposits. The late 1800's, the first two white settlers, Roger Gordon and Joe Wiggins came to the area and set up camp. Tourists, snow birds, and investors began coming to the area and a 600 foot pier was built into the Gulf of Mexico. In the 1920's the railroad reaches Naples bringing even more people to the area. Tin roofed buildings were built along the water front to process oysters, shell clams, and build boats. This is where a fleet of fishing boats would dock. Tin City became the transportation hub of Naples. In the 1970's seven of the old Tin City buildings were turned into The Old Marine Marketplace. Today Tin City contains 30 boutiques, 2 restaurants, an ice cream parlor, and boat tours. Tin City is like a maze but it is easy to find what you want because all of the shops are clearly marked on the outside of the building. Inside Tin City you will find clothing, jewelry, art, gifts, crafts, antiques, and food. A lot of the items are coastal and tropical. Tin City is where the Naples Soap Company got it's start. I love all of the nods to history placed all over Tin City. A ship's wheel hangs in one area while historic photos hang on several walls. Besides shopping and eating you can also book boat tours here. I look forward to coming back on my vacation and trying one of the restaurants and going on a sunset of dolphin cruise. Tin City is geared to the tourists but even if you are a local it is always fun to play like one for a day. read more

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Chris and I stopped at this shopping complex to explore and look for dining options on the waterfront and book a boat cruise. The complex is charming and free parking is available at two adjacent lots but can be challenging. The structure is fun and has charm however the actual shops are "touristy" and lack local quality products. There are multiple t-shirt shops, trinkets shops, a soap shop with expensive soap and lotion plus a wine shop with primarily sweet wines made from various fruits. The restaurants are decent options with waterfront views and generic food offerings to please families. If it's raining and you have kids, this is a decent place to kill time indoors. You can book boat tours, catamaran sail tours, and boat rentals from the on-site tour company which is convenient. It's not a "destination " to aspire visiting when there are so many other fun places to visit in Naples. We would visit again on a rainy day or if we just happened to be nearby. read more

So sad this place is all closed except for pincers - support these few businesses in the area as they open back up! Prayers for small businesses. read more

I will be honest. When I saw these reviews and heard the reputation of this place, I just had to go. Only problem is that almost all of it was destroyed by the recent hurricane. In all honesty I was able to walk around and see how cool it was but could not take in the whole thing. I think once they finish the reconstruction it will be back to amazing. The restaurant looked very packed and the two stores inside were cute and worth peaking into. I look forward to the future of this place and coming back to enjoy. read more

Great for souvenirs as well as personal gifts. Nice little shops scattered amongst great little places to eat.

Wine, candy, T-shirts and trinkets. A lot of plastic and not as cheap as we would expect. Clean restrooms, free parking, and inexpensive food hall, No one wearing masks read more

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If you taking your mother , friends or grand parent this of the place for the ultimate gift. There are so many vendors but I feel like many of the just fall back read more

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Tin City had a really neat, eclectic combinations of shops. Everything from FL souvenirs to ice cream to an oil & vinegar store, and more! We definitely enjoyed the variety of stores under one roof. There are also restaurants that have inside seating as well as decks open to the canal. Parking was plentiful and was no charge. A great place to check out while visiting Naples! read more

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