If you are into vintage and antique shopping at all, the Vintage Roost is a must visit. They're…read moreonly open certain weekends as they inventory things so if you check their social media or website you can find the dates to check it out. I have come the last few years for their Christmas market and am obsessed. It's not the biggest space but they jam pack things in here so it takes at least 30-40 minutes if you want into every pocket and really look through everything. Of course there are some things that are a little pricey but for vintage items I think a lot of it is pretty affordable. You can get all kind of knick knacks, jewelry, clothes, home decor, utensils and much more. There's a little something for everyone here and it's the most fun.

Oh! What a fun spot! I dove head first into nostalgia and loved every second of it. From crabby…read morechic to rustic industrial to mid-century modern to 70s avocado-burnt orange-harvest gold... if it's vintage, it's here. This little spot is on Seventh Ave, at 24th Street-just a couple of blocks east of the Columbia. It looks sort of like a big shed-which just adds to the mystique. You feel like a treasure hunter, before you even get inside. There are a few parking spaces out front, once they open the fence gate... and there's some public parking about two blocks away. Inside, there's a delightful jumble of vintage eras and items, all set up by different vendors. This was my first visit, after following them on social for awhile-and it was so fun. The business is chock full of cool finds. It's open every two weeks, Friday through Sunday. I was there just as they opened on a cool, sunny Friday morning-and it wasn't crowded at all. They had good music on the radio and I browsed to my heart's content. But it got busier-which was also fun-to see other people enjoy the past as much as I do. My sentimental soul was singing. So, it's a tight space.. don't bring a big purse. You'll want to spend some time, checking everything out. I did several laps, to make sure I didn't miss anything. On the day I was there, there was everything from lamps to jewelry to glassware sets (including pitchers) to wall art to a groovy, lime green, crushed velvet recliner. But I'm sure the inventory is always shifting. Several vendors had set up their areas with seasonal items, perfect for St. Patrick's Day or Easter (I was there in early March) . I can't wait to go back in two weeks to see what old stuff, is new!! Prices are very comparable to other antique/vintage stores I've visited. The staff was still busy setting up/opening when I got there. That must be quick, turning things around in two weeks. It was more than I expected-and I love when that happens. For a groovy time, stop here.

Overpriced junk (I'm a high end furniture buyer, I know prices and quality.)…read more Also, what the heck is with all the bad reviews for towing and not paying the people who consign goods to you? That's theft. Check out Margarita's review- wish I'd read her review before I stepped foot in here.

This place is an absolute must! So many items that were so nice and unique. The pricing for items…read morefelt reasonable. Nice variety and selection. Everything was also nicely displayed! Staff were great with helping with a few items I had questions on. They take cash and card. Parking available in the front and in the back.

There were a lot of things to see however most of the items were not to my taste... what does this…read moremean exactly ? I know that antiques just automatically means "old".... but in many cases... it was just TOO old ? If that makes any sense

The people working here were friendly and helpful. Unfortunately there is no air conditioning in…read morethe building and we were there on a very hot summer day..phew! I do recommend going during cooler months and shopping. Some neat things! It's like a walk down memory lane, a throwback to the way things were and a history museum! There is a selection of different items at different price tags. Some seem like a great value especially if it's something eclectic or a special item to decorate with. Enjoy!

Tucked away in the heart of Seminole Heights, Tiger Dust is a haven for the strange and the…read morestoried. They blend the eerie charm of a Victorian curiosity cabinet with the nostalgic soul of Old Florida, offering a carefully curated selection of antiques, taxidermy, oddities, vintage ephemera, peculiar art, handcrafted jewelry, occult literature, esoteric relics, wet specimens and one-of-a- kind relics. Locally owned and proudly weird, Tiger Dust supports their local community and animal rescues and are outstanding humans in general! Please go down and check out their store and keep local businesses thriving in the Heights.

Ever go into a place and know you could spend a week and still see something new? Bursting at the…read moreseams and yet with easily navigable paths, this store has something for just about anyone- gifts for the hard to shop for and something special for yourself. An amazing home for oddities!

Walking around Vintage Marche can turn into an all day event. It was recommended by a former client…read moreof mine. It's a large storefront that's adjacent to a connecting coffee shop with additional items. It can be overwhelming as there are MANY sections to view. Upon entry are their small vintage pieces and jewelry. There are at least three staff members ready to flag down if you want to look at an item inside one of the cases. The prices do range depending on the age of the item, as well as the commodity. More rare items will naturally be priced higher. I didn't allow myself to thoroughly browse as my friend and I were fatigued from the work week, but I did walk away with a small glass dachshund, gorgeous black chandelier earrings, and a faux diamond necklace. It will be a great statement piece for a night out. I was told that the shop is only open the first Saturday of every month, but I would double check on the accuracy of their hours of operation.

This place is like stepping back in time whether it's when I was a baby or before my time. So many…read moredifferent types of items here. It's interesting to browse and maybe find something that catches your eye. They were open on Easter so we walked around. It's nice bc it's dog friendly inside and fully air conditioned. They also have a cafe called The Buzz that serves, coffee, tea, matcha, lemonade, & pastries.

very cozy little antique bookstore with some jewelry as well and the staff is very friendly and…read morenice! there's some gorgeous little vintage books here that aren't SUPER expensive

For starters: antiques and bookstores are my jam. Places like this are what make any area feel…read morecozy, more like a home to me. For this reason alone I am oh so thankful for this spot. Other than that I really enjoyed their selection and how everything was nicely categorized. The owner greeted us warmly and tried to see what kind of books I was into so that he could intentionally steer me around his shop, I appreciated it because I only had about 30 mins to peruse. I ended up buying 2 herbal books for a very fair price, he actually told me the prices on the books weren't set in stone. The whole thing was delightful, him and his wife even gave me a locally owned restaurant recommendation.

Beautiful pieces at reasonable prices…read more This is not a Goodwill, so don't expect the pieces to be cheap. What's funny is we were just at Goodwill so I saw a glass jar that was similar to one I found at Goodwill, it was $8 at Goodwill and $34 there. However, that was the only piece I found at Goodwill, whereas here there were so many beautiful pieces. You really can't compare the two, so I'll stop here, but I just wanted to make that clear. I've been into helping the environment recently, so I want to buy secondhand pieces when I can. We were looking for a vase. I ended up finding a gorgeous shell shaped vase. They actually had two, but one had a crack on one side, which is why it was discounted by $50. I decided to go for the non cracked one, which was $140. I think this is reasonable for the quality and it's a statement piece. I saw tons of other items that I loved. There was a standing desk for around $350 and a lot of benches and tables all in the couple of hundred dollar range. Again, not cheap, but definitely less expensive than they probably were when they were new. The guy working there was really nice and helpful. Parking was easy on both sides of the building. They pack this place full of such beautiful finds. I will definitely be back.

A lot of high end, great quality items from lamps. wall art and decorating items all beaufifully…read morearranged make the two stores next to each other a delight to explore. The prices are very fair and the staff is very nice.

I probably could have spent hours here! I was in town for a tattoo appointment, and needed to kill…read moresome time. I was looking for a thrift store but when this popped up after a quick search, I knew I had to check it out! I'm so glad the denizens of Yelp had already reviewed this particular locale, because I knew I was in for a treat. I only spent a few bucks but I walked out with a fun assortment of treasures! I got some vintage domino pieces I plan to turn into jewelry as well as some old toy pieces, etc. There is such a random assortment of odds and ends, from pure vintage items to glorified junk--you have to be willing to commit to the search, which is half the fun. Definitely stop by and check out this hidden gem, you won't regret it if you're a true treasure hunter!

Really neat place. We found several treasures, prices reasonable. Owner super friendly. Saw a few…read morecats roaming around happily.

What a unique place to find some really interesting pieces for your home. Great place to find…read moreitems for your remodeling or upgrade projects!

Love the finds there. Such unique items. We bought a pair of gorgeous doors there. They fit my…read moretearoom in an old historic house just perfectly.

This was a cute little stop. This shop is a fairly nice size. There's three spaces that you can…read moreenjoy looking through to find your gem. Ms. Karen was working and helping me to reach all sorts of goodies. She really was such a delight. I picked up a few little treasures for a very fair price. I certainly look forward to visiting again.

5 stars for this two-year-old, locally-owned Seffner business. In all my years of antiquing, this…read moreshoppe has the LOWEST PRICES I've ever encountered. (The vintage store next door shares that honor.) This may not be where you come to find higher end antiques, but there's definitely a great deal of vintage odds & ends here. There's even salvage. Hours are 11 AM to 5 PM-- FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY. Not only is there a small house filled w/ merchandise, but step outside under the carports to browse the large quantity of additional merchandise. What might you discover? Glassware, bakeware, & serving sets; toys & games; miscellaneous wall decor; furniture; lamps & lighting features; tools; clothing & shoes; costume jewelry; small appliances; vases; golf clubs; misc sporting goods; wood pens & cutting boards (both new); candles, homemade soaps, & rag dolls (all new), etc-- SEE ALL THE PICS Seriously LOW PRICES on everything, yet there were still many items discounted up to 50%. The female owner was very sweet & her Mexican hairless puppy was fascinating-- I couldn't resist snapping a picture:) Will we return when in the area again? Of course! My buddy was able to pick up a legitimate mid-century metal, butterfly wall sculpture for almost nothing. Although he's going to keep it for his home, now that it's been cleaned up & he's added three glass vintage votive candleholders, he could easily sell it & make a large profit on it. This vintage shoppe sits beside The Florida Farmhouse Market. DEFINITELY STOP IN should you enjoy anything vintage, along w/ savings! And do converse w/ the lovely owner. She was so gracious & appreciative of having her business added to Yelp.