4.5 stars (especially due to low pricing). Definitely a worthy contender! If you're in the area,…read moreit's worth your time to stop in to see what the owner & three other female dealers have to offer. (The slender blonde woman w/ glasses was a sweetheart who even made a recommendation on where I could find my desired furniture piece.) The sign beside busy Land O'Lakes Blvd reads "Famous Treasures," but this vintage store is called Shabby Shack. The female owner opened it in mid 2015, if I'm not mistaken. Lots of vintage items & antiques here-- each room is filled w/ history. Not as many furniture pieces as I generally like to see, but definitely some quality pieces. Unfortunately, I didn't take pics of inside this house (turned into an antique shoppe). PRICES here are the most REASONABLE I've seen pretty much anywhere (& I antique browse all over the state). I picked up a very heavy mid century "looking" (non antique) starburst side table that I can paint white to use w/ my 1960's refinished patio chair set. I was charged just $5. Not too "shabby"-- lol. Will definitely return whenever I'm in the area!

Fantastic Shop with unique and very reasonably priced items. Ive purchased several wonderful items…read moreand intend to keep visiting!

Great store to explore. Alexis was very helpful in explaining how the pricing works -- different…read morecolor tags have different discounts. I always find something fun to add to my collection. They have everything. Including jackets , shoes, accessories, and sunglasses too.

Love this place! They're the best in town when it comes to selling your clothes and actually making…read moremoney off them. They have a lot of decent brands and always seem to be well-stocked.

Place is huge. Aisles are wide…read more Neat & organized. Place has a lot of stuff, have a little bit of everything. It's always fun to go in & just look around, you don't know what you're gonna find. not to mention, prices are reasonable. Should you have a question there's always somebody milling around that works there that should be able to help you NOTE: they only accept cash

I used to go here all the time and then they changed their clothes to instead of sorting them by…read moresize, they now sort them by color. This makes it very difficult. They also used to have much more to choose from in home decor, and they've gotten a lot rid of a lot of merchandise. Prices are still fine, but I probably won't come back unless I'm in the area simply because of the way they've changed how they sort their clothes. Also, I'm waiting in the line and there's probably about 20 people ahead of me and there's only one cashier checking out.

It is about 3.5 stars. Great for neighborhood near Mac Dill area. We were here for once a year…read moreclearance sale. The entire place is pack with people. The sales last three days. Each day has new items come out which allow you to revisit in this three days. The sale item is a true bargain in the bin. They are not display in coat hangers. The non sales items are displayed properly. During the sale time, this item also has some customer pay attention.

My friends and I stopped in for their fill a bag event. It was the last day of their event so they…read moreslashed the prices of the bags, which we were excited about. A small bag was $5 (originally $15) and a large bag was $10 (originally $25). You're only charged the price of the bag as long as all the clothes fit, each piece that doesn't is 50¢ ($1 the other two days). If they do the event again, go the first day! By the third day there is really nothing special to look at. All the clothes are picked over and what was left are just random shirts someone didn't want. They have other clothes that you can browse (for purchase) besides the clothes in the bins to fill your bag. If you are looking for cheaper thrift prices, this is not the store to do that. Luckily, I found a shirt that I liked for less than $10. My cousin was able to find a few things she liked that fit in her bag. We checked out and went and sat in the car for a bit before parting ways with our friend. While sitting I looked at my cousins receipt and I had question about something on the receipt. I went back inside and asked the employees about it. Some were very nice and some were okay. They discovered that she was rung up wrong and refunded us the money she was overcharged. Which was nice! I didn't go in there asking for or expecting any refund, I was just curious. Overall, I don't know if I'd go back there. I think the fill a bag idea is great and would absolutely be worth it if there were items worth putting in the bag. Besides the fill a bag event, I don't know if I would pay the prices for clothes you can definitely find for cheaper at other thrift stores.

Great selection, reasonable prices, and very attentive staff. Delightful way to shop!!read more

Prices are out of control on the free stuff they get. Must be new management not sure I will not be…read morereturning spent 30 minutes in the parking lot 90% of the people leaving. The store were empty-handed management needs to rethink its pricing structure on the free items they get.

This is a jam packed store with so many options! I walked in and immediately found some Rothy's…read moreslip on shoes--which I was looking for! They were marked on sale too. In addition, the store owner saw the record I was purchasing was chipped and he gave it to me for free. It is clear this is a family owned and community minded space. I felt happy spending money here. There's nothing better than good customer service from genuinely good people. I will come back when I visit Tampa. I am visiting from California.

Very sweet couple runs this place. It has a little bit of everything and the prices aren't bad…read more They had women's clothes, some stationary/office stuff, kids items, household, kitchen stuff, and even some art. Check out their calendar because they run specials periodically. We'll be sure to check them out again.

Night and day, not been around for a while. They don't sell stuff at reasonable price no more. No…read moremore buy to fix to resale. Asking too much for used shoes. Some clothes ok price but it's crazy that a lot of the donated stuff is being sold as new. The age of side hustle here has ended. At least we still got salvation army, antique stores and Some times light house. don't buy shoes there either though. Good for other stuff like goodwill is now. Place smells like an old warehouse, it always been like this. My problem started on the way out. They got rid of their from work force and replace it with self check out. I don't even know why? Im more weirded out they even have an inventory when most their stuff is donated. So im not an asshole with stuff missing tags. I actually rather take the high road and make sure they see im not cheating the system. I told the only person in a register about it. She spoke over me and directed someone else to her. When she understood what she did she called someone. Another person showed up and they wouldn't help me. After 30 mins someone comes and takes the pants n doesn't come back for another 15mins. To do what exactly? There's no way he gonna find inventory like it. They are donated clothes. Hence my argument about why even have inventory? Comes back to tell me just scan another pair of pants. BRO i told them this same shit at the start and they wasted 45 mins of my god damn time. Moral of the story? Don't waste your time they don't understand basic costumer service. Just scan another item in your basket and move on. Nobody is really giving a damn about quality control anyways. Why should you? By all means scan the same item 3 times and enjoy your $7 bucks of whatever. This place was way better with human cash register that knew what they were doing. Provably not coming back unless my family wants to but me on my own time? No way. I got better places to go.

Es una tienda donde consigues muchas cosas, ropa, zapatos y mucho más ... solo te invito a que des…read moreuna vuelta y te des cuenta de tantas cosas que nos hacen falta puedes conseguirlas por menor precio, buenas y usables

Owner was super friendly and helpful. You can try on before you buy. Huge selection of sexy night…read morein with your special someone or dancer approved clothing. You will not be disappointed with your time here. Also some *wink wink* adult toys. Bring your partner.

Thee best dancer store I have been to in Tampa! I know its a little of a drive but it's totally…read moreworth it! I loved this place it was so much better then plant x, crilias, or todds! They have the best selection of dancer heels I've seen! You can't beat the prices on pleasures shoes, .50 toe rings, 3 pairs of quality dancer panties for $6 omg I'm in love I think this might be better then Amazon and I love Amazon! Oh and dancers you get a 15% discount! Come here and I promise you'll be back!!! Out fits, kitty ears, bunny ears, pasties, Heels, lube, Toys, and so much more!!! The guy at the counter was super professional and sweet, I can't believe this place wasn't packed it was amazing!!!

This is probably one of the smallest Salvation Army stores I've been to. It looks bigger from the…read moreoutside but definitely is not. They have a cute selection of some things- lots of glassware and kitchen decor, seasonal things. The Tshirt selection is a bit lacking but if you're patient you could find something amongst those and the rest of the clothing. There's a small corner with furniture and functional items but it's again a small selection and pretty underwhelming. However, the workers were super sweet, there's a bathroom and it's a really clean store for a thrift store.

They were closed on a Saturday and did not leave any signage that they were closed, and the Apple…read moreMaps said it was open too. If you're going to close on a day you're usually open, at least update everything.

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.