My first visit here was great. Lots of vintage and antiques finds. Very clean to walk into with no…read morebad smells or odors. The prices were great and the selection is as well. They have a small section of new items which are decently priced. I would definitely recommend coming here as I am sure they have items to find for all ages on a regular basis.

We enjoy thrifting occasionally as a family. We decided to give this thrift store a try. it is…read morecertainly a large store with an extensive selection. I am sure there might be some deals to be found but all the items we looked at seemed very over priced. The lighting was dim and the smell was a bit rough as well, we felt like we needed to disinfect as soon as we left. It is crowded and a bit messy but that is normal to some thrift stores and there were some people with huge piles of clothing on their carts So there has to be some kind of value there... All in all a bit on the gross side but much room to find a hidden treasure. Might swing back if in the area but not one I would go out of my way fore.

The Owl's Attic is hands down one of my favorite shops to visit in Orlando. It's easy to see why it…read morehas been voted one of the best vintage shops in the city year after year. The store is always thoughtfully stocked with unique vintage finds, and every visit feels like a treasure hunt. One of my favorite things about shopping here is that it's more than just a vintage store. In addition to the incredible clothing and collectibles, you'll find products from talented local small businesses, making it a great place to support the community while discovering something special. I almost always leave with something and if I don't, I usually end up regretting not grabbing that one unique item I can't stop thinking about! The staff is amazing, welcoming, and passionate about what they do, which makes the experience even better. If you're exploring Orlando, don't forget to check out their additional selection inside East End Market.

What a unique shop! They have some gorgeous quality crochet items, truly vintage clothes, home…read moredécor and locally sourced items from local artists. The locally sourced goods were in their own little section with the shops name above it. Plants, jewelry, skincare, perfumes and more! They had some really beautiful items that brought me back to my childhood with mid-century modern furniture, beautiful glassware and VHS tapes galore. A little on the pricier side but a fun weekend activity to add to your thrift list for special items.

Nice shop. But prices are high. $10 and up. She has lots of…read morelarge men's clothes. And lots of cool kids cloths. She also has other items to some knick knacks and shoes and purses. Owner is very friendly and nice. To be honest I think there needs to be more deals in the store or owner needs to say if you find anything you like let me know and we can make a deal. 3 people left empty-handed which probably wasn't a good for business. With so many thrift stores around charging $5 to $6 for the clothing it's hard to compete.

Small but nicely curated store. The owner is very nice and helpful. She validated prices on ebay…read morefor a sticker that was missing. Good value and nice selections. We found a few cute items including a nice wooden box, a few shirts, and a small tool set.

Love this thoughtfully curated vintage shop in Ivanhoe Village (on Virginia Drive). The owners,…read moreMarvin & Wendy, are fabulous and I'm always blown away by the unique furniture pieces they are able to source and refurbish into beautiful like-new designs. They have a fantastic collection of home furnishings, retro decor, vintage fashion & handmade accessories by Hotsie Totsie Vintage, and even carry products by some of Orlando's most talented local makers. Ouch Plants has a super cute display succulents and cacti potted in repurposed vessels. They are constantly adding to their eclectic mix of mid century and vintage pieces. Be the first to know about new arrivals by following along with them on Instagram @echoesofretro. They are constantly posting new tables, chairs, bedroom furniture, sofas, desks, shelving, bar carts, etc. You'll also find vintage art, vases, glassware, brass figurines, sculptures lamps and more! One of these days I'll get my hands on my dream pink vintage vanity set. They had one a few months ago and it went quick! This shop is definitely worth browsing through the next time you find yourself in the Ivanhoe neighborhood. You can also shop a section of their goodies at The Owl's Attic in Audubon Park!

I would not recommend this store at all unless you want to waste your money and time. I purchased a…read morehat from the store for $80 today, described as a vintage item. However, I found the exact same hat (same brand, size, and model) on the official website being sold for $52. This is the regular retail price, not a discounted sale price (photos below). Besides, I bought another thing which the owner didn't know about the price and charged me expensive.

I have found some of my BEST pieces here!!! I can't…read morerecommend Etoile enough! The workers are the nicest people and they are very knowledgeable on vintage clothing. They always recommend the best stuff and also help out with how to style the clothing which is a hugeee plus. It literally feels like I'm shopping with friends. They do an awesome job at finding just what I'm looking for as well as recommending stuff that's a little different, to possibly open up my eyes to a style I haven't tried. This is a GO TO spot for vintage shopping in Orlando!

Cute vintage shop in the Milk District. They have a wide variety of goods, but mostly vintage…read moreclothing. I like that they have a selection of items from different countries and different time periods. There was a Llama Poncho that was handmade in the '40s on the same rack as other items ranging from the 20s to the 80s, so cool to see history through clothing! It's a small shop, so it only needs one worker at a time. She did a good job engaging with everyone and answering any questions. The items are vintage and many are one of a kind, so expect boutique prices!

Great value. Great selection. Great owner. The shop has it all . . . clothes-shoes-handbags-home…read moregoods-jewelry!! Lots of items with sale tags. Love this place!!

Amazing slection and prices! I purchased a few pieces of jewlery. The sterling silver collection…read morehere is unmatched -- very darling earings, necklances, rings, etc and for a great price. Amy also cleaned the pair of earrings I purchased, so they are sparkling new! Cant wait to wear them. Thanks again :)

This is a local thrift store right next door to The Honey Baked Ham in 436. I was looking forward…read moreand drove past it the first time so it is easy to miss due to limited signage visibility from the street. I felt a little overwhelmed in this store due to the amount of items inside and also the small space. There are several racks of clothes but I wasn't sure how they were organized. The walls are lined edge to edge with glassware, art, knick-knacks, ets. The prices were very reasonable, with $1 and $5 sections. The shop was otherwise very clean and tidy. I was greeted when I walked in by a shouted hello, but the store owner's pleasantry stopped there. Nothing else was said to me while I looked around this tiny shop. There was also loud church/gospel music playing with "I Love Jesus" lyrics and the shop owner was singing loudly along. It was honestly very disconcerting. If you're a hardcore bargain hunter/thrifter this could be your place, but overall it was not for me.

Wonderful little thrift store located off of Altamonte Dr. near other great retail shopping such as…read moreWirewood Market and Adjectives Market. The store is small and you could easily drive past the entrance but they have a lot of great items in here for a fair price. They have a lot of clothes packed in this store, so it's a bit hard to shop in here when there are a lot of customers, but they have a good selection. The main problem is there is no dressing room available to see if anything fits and the there are no returns, so if you do buy something be prepared to make the best of your purchase once you get home. Something else I should note is there is no customer restroom available. There is minimal furniture available for purchase, but they have some decent chairs for sale. There were some paintings, a very nice full-length mirror, some jewelry, watches, books, lots of knick-knacks, plenty of kitchen wares, and some cooking equipment available. All the items we inspected were in great condition and being sold at a fair price. We purchased three Christmas inspired coffee mugs that we have been using every day during the season ($2 each). We asked if she could sell them to us for a slightly lower price and she was firm on the pricing, so take that into account when shopping here. The store owner and her daughter were very friendly and informed us of the deal they were offering on clothes that day but we didn't purchase any clothing during this visit. All-in-all, a great store to check out if you are in the area shopping everything thrift.

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