Hang out at the Forty Fifth Street Flea Market with Claudia of HC Imports " African Attires Store…read more In the Forty Fifth Street Flea Market. Y'all give her a visit and support your locate businesses. One of the great ways to save your community and keep taxes low. Is to get offline, buy local.

I am very, very impressed by this Flea Market. In fact, calling it one doesn't give it the prestige…read morethat it deserves. Now, by prestige, I do NOT mean classiness, but simply respect. Read on and I will explain. The flea market looks like an old mega-department store that went out of business and was then bought and maintained by the people. This is exactly what I found inside: nail boutiques, salons, cell phone providers, bubble tea shops, korean cafes, etc. Each independently-owned and maintained. Essentially, this is a free-for-all! I came in with a limited budget in terms of time and money, but ended up with a full belly and a worthwhile purchase: a $6 dollar hot wing tray from a korean family-owned cafe and a $5 pair of sunglasses. $11 dollars total = VICTORY! Come in and be prepared to spend some serious time here. Enjoy!

A thrift store in Palm Beach has a different kind of ring to it! They have so many different items…read morehere whether its household or clothes, shoes, gifts, accessories and more! I think their prices have gone up however so I had to think twice when I looked at their items! We were able to park in their parking lot which was nice so we could shop easily!

My dad looked up Church Mouse before we traveled to Palm Beach for day trips. We stopped by two…read moredays after Christmas - day after Christmas, they were closed to allow volunteers to enjoy the time with family and friends. They have their own parking lot with some spaces, but you may use pay-for street parking if all of them are taken. (Do not park in residential areas if you're not from the area - you must have a resident pass visible in order to park in residential areas, unless you're in a marked pay-for parking spot.) The shop is very well laid-out and organized with clear signs labeling where you can find specific items. They are donation-based and carry a variety of items including clothing, accessories, shoes, furniture, home decor, kitchenware, books, and entertainment. Staff were friendly when I visited there. Personally, I feel that you can find a mix of prices and items there. Some items were reasonably priced, but there are some higher priced items there. (I did feel one Christmas tree decor item that was metal felt a little steep - I guessed it was $25 but checking the sticker, it was actually $85.) I believe if you look through the items, you can find deals, but please do not walk in expecting a case like these social media stories where you find a rare item and the shop priced it incorrectly for dirt cheap. Overall, it's a good spot to check out once in a while if you're in the area.

What a great find while out exploring after lunch today. In…read morea small strip center on the North side of Okeechobee Blvd. We found a parking spot in front of the store. This store is welcoming and had a bit of everything! We purchased some t- shirts and bric a brac that caught our eye. Friendly staff eager to help.

We both liked this shop and found several items to purchase here. It's located on the north side of…read morethe street in a strip of stores. Parking was at a premium, but we lucked out as someone pulled out of a parking space just as we were entering. Everyone working here was quite pleasant. The shop was busy when we stopped by midweek. They carry a lot of clothes, but also have furniture, bric a brac, and accessories as well as some jewelry and house hold goods, too. I felt prices here were quite good. Especially when compared to some of the recent Goodwill stores we've been in lately. But this store is more of an actual charity support. They had a discount today on red and yellow tagged items. So we avidly looked for items with these color tags. I'd definitely come back here again when next in this neighborhood.

Bought the freeze dried Charleston Chews at the Rust Market in Lake Park. They are amazing! Will…read morebe back to try more flavors.

We were passing by when we saw this thrift store. As we'd never been we decided to check it out…read more The store is large with a lot of clothes. Prices are a bit high in general. But you can find a few bargains if you search. The place was neat. Checkout was easy. We did find a couple things to purchase here.

Found this Thrift shop while out and about exploring. Store…read moreis well stocked and aisles are free of clutter. Staff is constantly putting out new items on floor. We purchased a few items and staff was friendly.

Decided to stop here with the family during our vacation. We were greeted upon entry. They had a…read morefew nice things; however, the place is smaller than what we are used to. We did notice they had a lot of broken or damaged items on the shelves and some of the prices were laughable. Unfortunately, we did not find something we couldn't live without.

So many cool pieces! There is something here for everyone, from house accessories, books, games,…read moreclothing, and odd pieces. You should swing by!

Very nice strip center anchored by Publix. There is also a Dunkin Donuts, Subway and Avanti Pizza &…read morePasta plus other stores.

I LOVE THIS THRIFT STORE!!! It's a thrift store, not Bloomys. Yes, it's possible that there will be…read morerips, stains, or other damages...it's a thrift store. That means USED ITEMS that need tender loving care to keep them from the landfill. RECYCLE, RE-USE, RE-INVENT! The prices are very good (compared to GW, for sure!) I ALWAYS find things that have great potential! 2 days ago, I found a bowl sink for $11 and a Ralph Lauren pillowcase for $2. Historically, I have found things that I have resold and made a profit of $50 up to $325. A little elbow grease can go a long way! Furthermore, the staff have ALWAYS been lovely toward me. I find that if YOU smile, most people will smile back. (Google the Golden Rule, if you're unfamiliar.) Also, you have to hunt, which, to me, is most of the fun of thrifting! I have bought some designer dresses for under $8. Levi's for $10. I don't even waste time anywhere else, this is my go-to shop. I LOVE THIS THRIFT STORE!!!

This Thrift Store has a lot to offer and some great finds for us today during our visit…read more A lot of ladies and men's clothes along with the bric a brac and furniture sections. We found a dozen items to purchase today. Lots of fun too!