Walk through the yard and into a house full of fun, elegant, practical, and luxurious items for the…read morehome or gifts to share. This place is packed with linens, dishes, birdhouse, note cards, decor, candles, soaps, toys, baby gifts, and much, much more. Bonus: many of the items are affordable! If a picture is worth a thousand words, I offer 29,000 words of review in pictures that I have uploaded from Pickets.

Beautiful place to visit. Lots of home interior items, some clothes and jewelry. The yard is…read moregorgeous and the owner is very nice.

Obnoxiously Rude customer service. Wouldn't have bothered with this review if it weren't so bad…read more Wanted to run away from this place without purchasing, but already began payment processing. I will not ever go back there and when I head that way, let others know "stay clear". Cute store, scripture drew me in, boy was I deceived.

Cute cute store and I found some really fun things I wanted to buy but the ladies in there (Allison…read moreespecially!!!) were the absolute rudest people ever. They were staring at me like I was going to shoplift or something. Will never go back and will also tell all my friends who love Seaside as well. So disappointed.

I understand that sodas are a big source of profit for businesses and I have no problem with a…read morebusiness making money. My issue is with being upfront and transparent about the price/product. $4 for a 32 oz. fountain drink is not what most people would consider a reasonable price. Especially when that price isn't clearly communicated beforehand. I understand this is a vacation area and that prices are generally higher and people expect to pay more. What bothered me was feeling blindsided by the price after the fact. It's similar to advertising something as a fountain drink but then charging separately for refills. I understand the business model and I'm not saying a business shouldn't do it. Just be upfront about it so customers can make an informed choice. I also understand that policies like this may have come about because people were staying for long periods without spending additional money. That's the business's decision to make. But the price and refill policy should be clearly communicated rather than leaving customers to find out after ordering. I'm not trying to be overly critical. What bothered me most was the response from the business, which seemed to downplay the concern and make it sound like this was a completely normal or expected practice. Regardless of whether other businesses do it (which no other business on 30A does this), I think customers have a legitimate reason to be surprised by a $4 for a fountain drink, only to find out it's just 32 oz.

We spent the first week of August at 10 Federal Street in WaterSound, Florida, and the home itself…read morewas absolutely beautiful. It was light, airy, very comfortable, and tastefully decorated throughout. The furnishings were clearly well thought out, from the sofas and tables to the dining area and large kitchen island. The lighting made the home feel bright and welcoming. The house was well equipped for a weeklong stay, with sheets, towels, and essentials provided. The only minor issue was the ice maker, which produced very little ice, so we had to buy bags nearby. The screened-in front porch was a highlight, especially the swinging sofa, which we used daily for coffee and relaxing evenings. The included golf cart was a major plus and essentially necessary, since there is no direct beach access. We used it to reach Deer Lake State Park, which was beautiful and inexpensive to enter. Our main disappointment was that the rental did not include access to WaterSound Club pools or private beach facilities. The available pools were crowded and geared toward young children, which didn't suit our family. Nearby The Big Chill was convenient but very busy and not very clean during our visit. We enjoyed exploring nearby 30A communities, but parking was often difficult and Uber rides were more expensive than expected. Overall, the home itself was excellent--comfortable, stylish, and well maintained. Most drawbacks relate to the broader WaterSound area rather than the property. We had a great family week and really enjoyed staying at 10 Federal Street.

The rudest employee - blonde with a hat on. Snobby and nothing going for her to merit it. Several…read morepeople walked out. I put my purchases down and left. Not worth the waste of time.

Ignore the photos of an open air market. It's gone! Well,…read morethey say it has moved across the street to the square, but the shop now called Cabana is nothing like the old Cabana, which was originally called Perspicasity. Shopping at Perspicasity was a highlight of my trips to the Florida panhandle, so much fun to be outdoors, right on the beach, and to move among the little booths, each with something different, and always an unexpected jewel. I never failed to find items I wouldn't see elsewhere. The new Cabana is just another clothing store. Might as well shop in a mall.

This place has great unique, one of a kind gifts. I was able to find gifts for several family…read moremembers. Great shop! Great Owner! Great prices!

Lovely shop that I wandered into while on a walk one day. It smells spectacular with all of the…read moreorganic bath soaps, essential oils and lotions. It was a zen-like experience and if she had a soft chair I might have stayed all day... Not expecting to buy anything, I picked up a robe, a few Turkish towels and a cover up. Stephanie, the owner, was very sweet and helpful (obviously). She takes pride in her business and takes care of her customers. It's great to see a local business thrive.

Great experience. Store and bathrooms were super clean, everyone was super friendly and went out of…read moretheir way to help. Huge shoutout to Luke and Jackson for helping my wife and i, they Went above and beyond and were over the top nice and helpful. Very refreshing experience and this will be our go to store going forward

This looks like a newer store. I like the layout and very clean! It was not very busy like the…read morePublix is just overrun. The liquor prices I thought were really excellent, especially for Florida where seems like the prices are typically higher than in Georgia. I will definitely go back the next time I'm at the beach.

This place is vintage and very Vibey. Fun selection of records and trinkets that make you feel like…read moreyou walk into a record store in the 70s. They even sell some instruments. T-shirts, both vintage and store branding for very much quality. It's just a fun place. It's still walking into browse in the pick up a few souvenir years.

Such a fun store! The staff were friendly and really helpful. The store has a nice selection of…read morereasonably priced new and used music, t-shirts, posters, prints and unique gift items. I will definitely stop in whenever I'm in the area. Be sure to check out the great book store downstairs as well.