This store has been open for +30 years!! A true treasure…read morehunt with a super expert owner, Robin, that can answer any question and any last minute need! She also buys your vintage items per need and upon evaluation. I had a western themed non-profit dinner and the same night of the event was able to pull together the coolest fit with Robin's assistance. I can't believe wait to come back and sort through her jewelry and other threads.

Absolutely always go here every time we're in Orlando. The best selection of men's vintage I've…read moreever seen!

So glad I was able to check out the preppiest resale boutique to my trip to Orlando. Gatorlillys is…read morethe largest upscale resale of Lilly Pulitzer with 4 locations in the Orlando, FL area. I popped into the Winter Park store location downtown, with cute brick roads. If you are a Lilly lover, this boutique is adorable! So many sizes, they carry all the styles, shoes, bags, accessories you name it. Some items new with tag, if you ever missed a collection, you can probably find it here. This location also had some Lululemon items. Friendly service by the staff, three fitting rooms, and plenty of local parking. Great value for Lilly pieces, wish we had a location in South Florida.

Great selection and service. High quality merchandise. I frequently visit this store.read more

I thought I'd do an update since it's been a few years since the initial review and everything I…read moresaid then still holds true today. I have never come in to The lovely and not walked out with something. I love vintage items and you find such cool and neat items here at reasonable prices, I love it. There's definitely a reason why they've been in business for so long. Definitely check them out, especially if you enjoy vintage items.

I really love this store and make a point to visit when I come to town. I love the unique vintage…read moreitems and find the all the pricing of all the vendor spaces reasonable, there is always something fun and new. I was disappointed to know that something that I had purchased (small brass insects were repackaged SHEIN inventory. I try never to support that retail shop. Will Mae me think twice when I buy from that individual vendor shop again.

I was shocked to find out how absolutely enormous this place is! What a fantastic place to wander…read morearound, look at endless interesting things, and get lost in the past. If you have a purse or bag, you'll have to store it in a free locker by the front door while you shop and carry the key (it's on a stretchy wristband so you don't lose it). I would recommend leaving your bag at home just in case the lockers are all full! You'll find Disney collectibles, movie memorabilia, glass and metal sculptures, ceramic trinkets, clothes, accessories, jewelry, toys, art, and pretty much any other vintage item you could think of. I wouldn't say it's a particularly cheap antique shop, but the stalls are each carefully and thoughtfully curated, most of them having a specific theme. It feels a little like an upscale, indoor flea market!

Orange Tree Antiques Mall is a long-standing business here in Orlando. In fact, it has been there…read moresince the 1990's. It was cool to wander through here and see all they had to offer. The people were friendly and overall, it was a good experience.

Lots of options across different styles and you can sell clothes as well! Pricing is more expensive…read moresince they are buying/selling and need to make a profit. A good stop to leisurely stroll around for fun. My only annoyance is that there is no governance on how many items you can try on at a time, so I had to wait like 10-15min watching people cycle out items in their dressing room and cart. Would be good to add a limit before you have to get back in line or something to make sure people aren't just waiting around forever.

The selection does not justify the prices or the pretentious atmosphere. Most of what I have seen…read moreis from common brands such as Old Navy, Urban Outfitters, and even Walmart brands, with many visibly used items priced at $14 or more. You could easily find something brand-new at Ross for the same price or less.

4 Stars for a small Goodwill Boutique in the heart of Winter Park, with prices to match…read more.. This isn't your giant typical Goodwill, this boutique is much smaller and primarily clothing (with some limited home goods). I loved perusing the aisles and if I wanted to craft a full wardrobe here, I could. I saw that a certain color tags were discounted, but I couldn't find any of those tags. Regardless, I found a pair of really nice anthology pants with the tags still on! It was almost $30, but the tags showed an original price of $220. Another big plus- they have fitting rooms! They are a bit dirty, but thankful for not having to try the pants over my shorts. Overall, you can find some good stuff here, but the prices are pretty high for a thrift store.

The absolute gall to get free stuff from people, then charge $21.99 per shirt. Are you serious…read moreright now? Left the store immediately. Nothing like a place that claims to help people, has people bring them the merch themselves, then sell it full price as if it's new.- CLOWN WORLD

Staff are all volunteers. Organization is a nonprofit. Everyone is friendly and helpful, wide…read morevariety of items for purchase.

While on my way to the Winter Park Farmer's Market I spotted this adorable little thrift store. It…read moreis located in downtown Winter Park, across the street from the Farmer's Market. This non profit organization has been assisting Winter Park for over 80 years. It has quite a storied history of helping the community. Founded on April 16, 1917,this organization was under United Relief Society, which began as a group of local women delivering groceries and clothes to those in need. In April 1921 it was renamed the Winter Park Welfare Association before becoming the Winter Park Benefit Shop in October 1935 in the space now occupied by Pannullo's Italian Restaurant. In the 1940's the shop moved to Lynn Avenue for 60 years in the space that now houses the Winter Park Welcome Center. It was relocated to its current location next to City Hall in 2006 and is in the city's old jail. The windows still have bars on them. The Winter park Benefit Shop is operated solely by donations and volunteers. The accept donations and inventory is always changing. During the winter they will donate blankets to the homeless. All of the proceeds from the shop goes to help local charities chosen by the Benefit Shop's Board of Directors. These include the American Council of the Blind, Harbor House of Central Florida, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, New Hope for Kids, the Winter Park Day Nursery and many others. After looking through the store I saw that prices are very inexpensive. They had a few rooms of clothing, accessories, and household goods. Besides raising money for charity, they want to be able to help the community get the low cost items they might need like things for a baby or an outfit for a job interview. I left with a darling ceramic angel and a few other knick knacks. I will definitely be back to visit the friendly and cheerful ladies of the Winter Park Benefits Shop the next time I am in town..

Elise is super...friendly, knowledgeable, and patient. We were looking for Victorian era costumes…read moreand she not only was fantastic help, she makes shopping FUN.

A lot of really cool finds here. Come with a lot of patience and time to browse! They have fitting…read morerooms and nothing seems to have sizes so you'll want to try before you buy. I was looking to rent, but it seems they strongly encourage purchasing the items. Certain items would've costed more to rent than to buy! Although I did like the items, ultimately I felt for the price I could buy a brand new item. Renting for me was the eco-friendly route, and purchasing an expensive one time wear just didn't make sense. I would come back here again for vintage digs but I would probably focus on more casual and everyday pieces. The staff was helpful and it was definitely worth going right when they opened. They helped me accessorize with shoes and gave jewelry options. They soon started getting busy and had to help other guests. I did experience a little of the personality of the owner that other reviewers commented on - but I think it's part of the charm, right?

They wanted almost 250 dollars for me to donate a sectional couch. As if the couch didn't cost me…read moreenough.

Checked out this Goodwill while in Florida. The store was clean and organized. I really liked that…read moreeverything was separated by size. So much easier to find something! On the day of our visit any item that had an orange tag was 50% off. They had a small section that had Disney items. In addition there was a small section of higher priced items. I found a Cooperstown jersey that was really cool...and it had an orange tag so I was thrilled. They don't have enough help. The line to check out was ridiculous. Staff did not seem to care about it. So I waited. I would have left (it was that long) but I wanted that jersey.

My colleagues and I spent maybe 2 hours just vibing and cruising the awesome selection of records…read more My crew chief bought maybe 8 records and my coworker got about 5. I got 1 even though I don't own a record player ha! They don't offer any protective packaging or wrapping but that's okay

This place is heaven for vinyl lovers. Plenty of retro 70s…read moreto new ones. We scored hard to find record. The owner is helpful and knowledgeable.