This shopping plaza has definitely seen better days. However, I guess it could be said that quincy,…read moreFlorida has seen a lot better days in terms of new construction. However, the shopping plaza is relatively well maintained and it housed a Winn-Dixie, a Farmer's Home Furniture, a Pizza Hut and several other businesses. It also had a China Buffet on the property. All in all, this shopping plaza served its purpose just fine.

This corner shopping center in south Tallahassee is located at the intersection of US 319…read more(Crawfordville Road) and Capital Circle Southeast. A short strip of stores is anchored by the Publix Supermarket that is accompanied by a liquor store, packaging store, pizza shop and a Chinese restaurant. There is a second building with a sub shop and smoke shop, and standalone structures for a burger chain and a breakfast shop. Easy entrances from both the west and the north, neither of which are supported by traffic lights. There remains some empty storefronts but the shopping center is in reasonable condition. [Review 14063 overall, 1385 of 2020, number 1126 in Florida.]

Small strip plaza just of Interstate 10. Currently houses a Mexican restaurant and a smoke shop.read more

This shopping plaza has an insane amount of particular and Publix is the anchor store. Right now it…read morelooks pretty deserted of tenants. In addition to the Publix, there is only an AT&T. Still, this is a nice plaza.

Think nothing is new in Quincy? You need to check out The White Rabbit Market. Beautifully imagined…read morefrom the necessary [towels, housewares, clothing] to the whimsical[moss covered birdhouses and cups and saucers for feeding the birds] they will also be selling the books of local authors. This is the beginning of something wonderful. For example. Write this name down: Leslie Noyes. She is an author whose seventh book just went live on Amazon. She's a long drink of water from Texas. And though she's been in Tallahassee for over ten years now, when she opens her delightfully funny mouth to speak, out tumbles west Texas. She's a grandmother who is in a motorcycle gang [okay,group] and belongs to a water aerobics group called the Clownfish Asylum. She has said that her difficulty in remembering names is so bad that she makes her husband wear a name tag. More than ten million Kindle pages of her books have been read. She is one of a kind. Also one-of-a-kind is the just-opened-in-November new store on the courthouse square in Quincy just next door to the Gadsden Art Center. It is The White Rabbit Market. And when one-of-a-kind meets one-of-a-kind sparks fly! Inaugurating what promises to be exceptional, Leslie gave a look inside how her series of books [ Mayhem, Wedding, Reunion, Christmas, Second Chances, and Greed ] at The Happy Valley Motor Inn and Resort took shape in her brain and on her computer. The White Rabbit pulled out all the stops for their first local author. There was tea in antique porcelain teapots, cups and saucers. Pinkies were extended. Pastries and cookies trounced our diets. To a hushed crowd that laughed and cried with her, she read short selections from her books and autographed copies. More local authors are to follow. All of Leslie's books are available at The White Rabbit, Amazon, and Kindle. www.LeslieNoyesBooks.com; or visit her blog, Praying for Eyebrowz at www.nananoyz5forme.com; Leslie Noyes, Author, Facebook Quincy is emerging from its cocoon. It is almost Spring. Good eats, fun shopping, local authors. Come on down to The White Rabbit Market at 21 N. Madison St. in Quincy. thewhiterabbitmarket.com

The White Rabbit Market is a local marketplace and boutique featuring unique items, gifts, and…read moreperhaps some vintage or secondhand treasures. Quincy, Florida, has a charming small-town atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a quaint market like this.

This is a nice little area located by FAMU. Railroad Square is a WWII-era industrial warehouse park…read morethat was turned into an art district. It is decorated with many very nice murals by very talented artist. You will also find a few sculptures around too. It spans about 10 acres and is considered one of the top selfie locations in TallahasseeIt is a creative and colorful space. There are shop, a VR reality spot, a bar, a food court, artist galley/shops, a coffee shop, a smoothie shop, screen printing stores, gift stores and boutiques, thrift stores, music and recording studios, pet stores, performing arts groups, a virtual reality arcade, and a gym. There is also an awesome Skate Art Park here if you would like to shred a few. Some notable shops include Blake's Body Bars, Cap City Video Lounge, Campus Greek, Cat Family Records, What You Got? Thrift Store, The Other Side Vintage, Sweet Boozy Cakes Bakery, Ryder's Water Ice, Morgan's Dog Training, Prime Tatoo Company, The Greenery Floral&Tuxedo Place, The Bee's Knees, Steelyard Gym, and Taste of Miami. There is over 200 free parking spaces in the park and there is free street parking within a reasonable walking distance. There is a patch of open green space outside of the virtual reality arcade. I saw some people playing catch there and also playing with a volleyball. On the first Friday of every month, the park hosts the very popular "First Friday Gallery Hop," an event that provides a lively, enjoyable experience with open galleries/shops, live music, and food. I really enjoyed this place. This is a must visit while you are in Tallahassee. You can easily spend a half day or more here. It is easily accesible and I highly recommend checking this place out if you have the chance.

It's a fantastic area. It has restaurants, art shops, thrift stores, game room and more. There are…read moreexcellent murals on the walls of the buildings!

I have been looking for a nice consignment shop in Tallahassee for a while and was excited when I…read morefound this one. Went in and no one spoke. An associate almost ran into me and still didn't speak. Looked around for about 15 minutes; still no one spoke. I truly believe in shopping local and supporting small businesses. However, I will not support a business with poor customer service. I saw a few pieces that I was really interested in, but refused to even try them on because of the poor customer service. I'll try to find the items I liked online.

I used to shop here- not anymore. They look at you with their noses in the air & make you feel like…read moreif you do not live out there around where they are located on Kerry Forest Parkway or make over so much money you do not belong.

At Flea Market Tallahassee you can find books, clothing, collectibles, plants, fresh produce,…read morehousehold items and more all in one place with great prices! Where can you find books, clothing, collectibles, plants, fresh produce, household items and more all in one place with great prices? No not at the mall, at Flea Market Tallahassee. Each weekend thousands of visitors drop by our market to visit close to 400 vendors on site. From shoes to comic books, from art to hardware, from NASCAR merchandise to glassware, you will find just about everything at Tallahassee, Florida's best flea market. The market has something for everyone from the budget conscience consumers looking to save a few dollars, to collectors looking for those hard to find items. Young and old will enjoy a day at the market. You will even find a wide variety of food options for all tastes.

Saturday 7/20/2019: I always enjoy hitting flea markets on Saturday mornings when vendors cram into…read moreevery table or stall vying for your business. I've never been to the Tallahassee Flea Market but have driven past it many times without having the time to stop. I am glad I finally got to check it out, spending time perusing the mix of items for sale including baby bunny rabbits, automotive tires, antiques, clothing, shoes, housewares and more all while munching on exotic lychee fruits! Sweet! So what's not to like? So on a morning when the Flea Market should have been sprawling with vendors and customers, it was instead rather sparse on both accounts. There were way more empty vendor tables and stalls than there were occupied. Most of the vendors seemed to be long term Flea Market regulars that are like permanent fixtures there. So as I walked the entire Flea Market I wondered why there aren't more vendors, and hence probably more customers... I would return if I was looking for an "off the wall find." I did make some fresh vegetable purchases before leaving.