Time for a re-review as we stopped in here today...11+years after the first time…read more Wifey saw an add for this place and knew when we walked in that we'd be getting it so we just had to find it, LOL. We received a friendly greeting when we walked in and the two staff people were super nice. This place is really cute and we could have spent a fortune since we're suckers for 'shore-stuff'. Thankfully for the credit card we don't have much room in the suitcases. The stuff on the shelves is a cute mix of vintage and modern and also includes a nice selection of jewelry as well. Prices weren't bad for Marco and we were able to walk out without spending a fortune.

A huge selection of coastal goodies, artwork, and much more! It's a must see everytime you visit…read moreMarco Island.

What a quaint Naples Shop! Fun place to browse and buy gifts for yourself and others. Very friendly…read moreowners! Anna was adorable and helped me choose a beautiful pair of earrings! I also bought a marble turtle handcrafted from The TurtleMan Foundation! See photos! This is a great shop! Highly recommend it and will return on our next visit to Naples!

Very clean and nice store with a variety of "quality" beachy, tourist items. Lots of high quality…read moreseashells and coral laid out in a comfortable "home"-type setting. Although, high-end the prices seem to be better than most of the other places. Staff is very friendly and accommodating.

Great finds in this local goodwill. I will definitely be back when visiting in the area.read more

I love this Goodwill. I recently discovered it after my weekly trip to the Lowe's garden center…read morearound the corner. It's a decent size, clean, and the treasure hunting experience never disappoints! Check out this 1920's style chair I found today for $9.99- love!

Today I visited the store again. And one store employee spoke to me in a biased, rude way. I…read moretouched a small thing in the room where there were no prices. The store clerk made a rude remark to me. I said many times that I shouldn't touch it, otherwise he will kick me out of the store. "If I said not to touch, then it means not to touch." I'm not a child, not a prisoner, not his subordinate, not a soldier in the army to talk to me like that. And I'm much older than him, almost twice. I made purchases, which supported their business. My daughter and I went to the checkout and told the owner of the store about his unworthy behavior. She did not want to resolve the issue. and spoke to us in a disrespectful manner, justifying the behavior of this adult man. We tried to explain that we were nothing they didn't do anything to treat us like criminals, but the mood before Christmas is spoiled. The behavior of this man discriminating against me. Among expensive things, antiques, the attitude towards customers should be dignified, respectful. It is a pity that some employees do not understand this This is one of the few shops in our city where they do not greet customers, and after the purchase they insult.

Today, on the eve of Christmas and New Years, I, together with my family, visited this place again…read more My son was here for the first time. I have shopped here many times. we went to the store. My mother touched some kind of metal figurine without a price (it was not written anywhere near that it was forbidden to touch). She didn't lift anything, she didn't break anything. just touched. (at the same time, she bought paintings in this store many times, silver, much more). A young man sitting next to him, a store worker, said in a loud voice - "don't touch!" ... My mother said in response that she just wanted to see what kind of figure it was. Not listening to my mother to the end, this young man shouted - "Don't touch, it means don't touch! and after that he added that he could kick us out of the store altogether. I was just shocked by this attitude towards customers! This is some kind of discrimination! so no one and anywhere does not speak with buyers. I went up to him and said calmly that the owner of the store told us many times that we can look at everything and buy everything, and even the goods that are up for auction. But he did not listen to me at all, interrupted me and shouted that nothing should be touched. I went to the cashier to pay for my purchases and told the woman that another store employee, a young man, was very rude and not professional in dealing with customers. The owner of the store came out to me and instead of somehow reacting to the rude behavior of her employee, she began to interrupt me and show my son's side and say that he went where it was impossible to enter! My boy was the first time in this store. and he just walked around the store and looked, without touching anything (and where he walked, nowhere was it written that the passage was prohibited. But the owner of the store, interrupting me, insisted that I knew where to go. (and where my son walked, I also walked, and other buyers also walked there). The hostess herself said that the manner of such a conversation of her employee is his "culture"! and apparently she encourages such behavior and such an attitude towards buyers. no one apologized to us! Out of the blue, they spoiled our mood for nothing, my mother's pressure rose and all day she could not recover from such an attitude from the store employees.the buyer is always and always right! This is a store, and whatever then you need to buy it, find it and see it! and I have not seen such behavior and such an attitude towards customers in this city in similar stores !!! result: spoiled mood; increased blood pressure in mom, we were insulted for anything, no one apologized to us. It is not at all clear how people can work in art and with art who do not even try to be professional and polite with their own customers!

Pleasant staff, wide assortment of carefully worn upscale clothes, congenial atmosphere, honest…read moreconsigning practices.

This is my favorite consignment shop in Naples! They always have great shoes and bags! Lots of…read morehidden gems here!! Staff is always very helpful and prices are great!

I LOVE this shop! So many beautiful and cool pieces! I also love that you can have it at your…read morehome fast.... The girls that work there are always accommodating and the Owner is so nice! It's a busy place and if you haven't been there, GO!! Alice Roof

Was lucky enough to come across this gem of a store full of goodies. Susan was amazing at giving…read moreus advice and suggestions. This will definitely be a frequent stop as I love seeing all the new things that come in. You can't go wrong - ask for Susan she's a keeper!!

Such a gem of a find in Naples! Walking in the door I was plunged into a sea of gorgeous color and…read moreprints. There's a little something for everyone here, from bath bombs and jewelry to flowing caftans and smart, stylish pants and skirts. Angi Wilson, the owner, is the quintessential embodiment of Naples cool and can help you select items that not only flatter your style, but she can pull outfits together from head to toe. True customer service. We ended up with some beautiful, stretchy-comfy pants, a couple of funny desk signs ("I hate morning people. And mornings. And people."), some bath bombs from the Naples Soap Company, and a new go-to place to shop for resort wear! Don't forget to find your way to the back of the store and take in the gorgeous view of the harbor!

If you are looking for a gift for a friend or a little something for yourself, be sure to check out…read morethis cute boutique at the Village Shops on Venetian Bay! With everything from beautiful dresses, cover ups, work clothes, play clothes, beautiful unique jewelry, funny home goods, clever gifts for him/ her/ baby... you name it, you can find something for everyone on your list. Angie, the owner of Lux is so helpful and knows just what you're looking for. Check it out! You won't be disappointed:)

I had just returned from a vacation and spotted this flea market and it became a nightmare and the…read moreworst experience of visiting a flea market ever. I say this as I have been going to flea markets since the 1970s and I had just in the process of buying some gifts when I was approached by a tap on the shoulder and a man who identified himself as the general manager named David saying if you would like to sell things you can do it inside I can sell you a spot. I said "hi Santa no thank you I'm just cleaning out my car and taking a photo and I'll be going in there in a few minutes to spend money." I just got done buying a case of soda from a nice lady vendor near the front who is so polite she gave me some Mexican Day of the Dead masks that I can give out to my fellow workers I did not get her name but I just walked back to my car to place them inside and was repacking the two suitcases. I had been on a long trip and it was just sorting out the toiletries the gifts my dirty clothes and it was not trying to sell anything I was just cleaning out my car packing so I got more room to spend money for Christmas gifts at this fle. This guy said "I am David the general manager here and you cannot sell anything" and I told him I was not trying to sell. Why would I try to sell Dominican Republic rum without a liquor license on top of a hot car on a hot day does that really make any sense? He went on to say I am going to call the police and have you trespass and I laughed at him so I waited 30 minutes in the hot sun for the sheriff to arrive. I explained what was going on he told me that the general manager of the flea market thought I was selling things and asked me if I would just pack up and leave or he was going to have me trespass which I understood. I'm not going to argue with Johnny law so I packed up everything however the real losers are the vendors because I had over $5,000 to spend on Christmas gifts there in about the only vendor I met was the Spanish Man who sold me some fruit and the lady who sold a case of sodas for $6 I was going to come back and buy some more as well as buy more things in the flea market but since David was being aggressive and kind of a jerk I packed. What irritates me the most is unprofessionalism and greed because he was a bean counting goniff and he wanted to squeeze out some money for me when I was clearly not selling anything. I asked him to prove this and he could not because nothing happened I was just a regular customer. I have a full-time job I'm also an entertainer so I have enough money where I don't have to worry about standing in 90° heat to sell a $5 bottle of Dominican Republic rum. I think it's really pathetic that he talks to total strangers this way he has no idea who I am but he turned out to be the biggest jerk I have ever met at a flea market in over 40 years. I would avoid this place at all costs unless you want Santa to try to extort money from you. Pathetic man he was what a horrible way to greet a stranger.

This flea market is set up like Flea masters in Fort Myers. Except much smaller and no where near…read moreas good! We took a drive from North Fort Myers and it was not worth the trip! Lots of empty kiosks. The ones that are there are super pricey!! Do yourself a favor and skip this one!