Ever get that weird feeling you've been here before. When I walked into In Limbo, that's the…read morefeeling I had but it turns out it was real, not a mental déjà vu event. They had just moved In Limbo from its original place of the true Hippieland, Woodstock, New York to here Marathon, Florida. And it was in Woodstock that I had been previously. Oddly everything about the place appears the same. So, if you're a present-day hippie or a leftover like me, this is the place to shop. Not only is everything whimsically hippie type unique but authentic to its period. The place is just packed to its rafters with tie-dye and 70's period clothing. Really, everything I can remember from the hippie era and then some. Best of all, for such period articles and clothing; all at reasonable prices with that all so pleasant hippie-like owner assistance. As the best hippie of hippie shops around, five Yelp stars.

This shop is a trip! Literally. The aisles are narrow and you have to duck into an alcove so others…read morecan pass. They have a lot of stock -- not just the tees, but band tees, touristy stuff galore, flowing dresses and skirts -- all sorts of tie died and hippy style clothes (from my youth). In addition, in the very back is a caged area with a few small alligators --for the kids (and tourists) to marvel at. They do have a few tee shirts at a bargain price, but most things you will want to buy are about $25 and up. There were a few band shirts that would have been good Christmas gifts... but not at the prices listed. In any case, for those of us at a certain age, it's a nostalgia trip to smell the incense and walk through an homage to those head shops that used to dot every corner...

We stopped in on a drive through the keys because we were tired of the tourist shops. We were…read moregreeted by two very sweet ladies. They explained that a church runs the shop to support a youth program. They had two racks of clothes that they had marked down to $1 and I found a few treasures. My fair skinned husband found a hat to wear to block the sun for $6 that he said would have cost him $30 new. They had lots of nice items that seemed nearly new. The name fits the shop!

This was my first time visitng this store and I absolutely LOVED IT!! I found so many cute things,…read moreso many cute sandals and jewelry. The owner was so nice, she has deals all the time she said! And she invited us to come back for more next week She definitely knows how to run a business, a really cute one at that!!!

What a delighful experience I had today providing some items to Alex, the owner. He was extremely…read morehelpful in unloading the car and going through the items I wanted to leave with him to sell. His inventory is expansive and the prices are so unbelievably inexpensive I could not believe it. My things will go quickly at those prices. He's very professional and quite pleasant. I would highly recommend this store.

Struggled with the "NEW!" Tags on dirty cups and stained clothes that is obviously not new. Prices…read moreclearly reflect the bad attempt at a scam. The shop owner was not kind when I heard a woman try to get a price down.

Saw this store on Google Maps and honestly, the name alone made me tell my husband, "We have to…read morestop and check this place out!" So glad we did. Such a fun little find. The store was beautifully decorated, super clean, and very well organized, with so many interesting things to look at. The attendant was friendly and welcoming, which made the stop even better. My only regret is that we didn't have more time to explore.

They had some cute items in this shop. They had clothes and decorations, home items and whimsical…read morepieces. It was an eclectic mix of everything. A boutique and an upscale thrift and a gift shop rolled into one. Costs ranged from a few dollars to almost a thousand (artistic mail boxes). But even though some things were "cute" , most items were way way out of my price range. I'm glad we came. Now I won't be wondering about them.

Something like three from me; this can be somewhat of a honey hole for bargain hunters but there's…read morealso plenty of misgivings not including parking, which sucks. You'll see what I mean. Can anyone say free for all? I almost always pay gringo prices here, or err how to put it, somehow I end up paying more than marked or advertised unless I make an issue of it, which I usually don't do just to avoid the hassle but I do notice and it's consistent. So far as thrift stores go, and I travel around the country a lot, prices are sort of high-ish, and I don't know why given they get this stuff for freeeeeeee but whatever. Is what it is, though I do wish more people had yard sales. That said, despite all the eBay poshmark letgo/offer up facebook market place flippers shopping here, I've still found some treasures. You'll see them running around with their phone out looking stuff up. Newbies.

Karen who runs this location needs to step away. She is obviously unhappy with her life and…read morerepeatedly takes it out on unsuspecting shoppers and people donating. I've heard other local stories about their experiences with her misery and thought, "wow I've never experienced that," until today. Unfortunately Karen's behavior is a pattern and boy does she love to ride that charity pedestal. My recommendation is to not support this SA location if you can help it. I also recommend parking across the street and playing leapfrog with traffic if you have to shop there.

Cute thrift stop in key largo. Great prices and wonderful owners. They gave us great…read morerecommendations for beach bars in town too. Thank you for masking and keeping us safe!

So many good finds! Great customer service and nice people. You never know what you may find or…read moreneed when you walk in. It's worth it!

The 5 stars is because of this stores uniqueness. I have never seen a store quite like this. This…read moreplace is like a boaters, scuba diver, marine thrift second hand store. You will find used anchors, boat steering wheels, ropes, chains, fish filleting knives, fishing rods, old drift wood and so much more. Part of the store is indoor and 3/4 of it is outside under a canopy. It's hot come comfortable and ready to buy a cold one when you leave.

To Find things. Not everything. But a good place to look…read morefor things. Has misc materials for different projects. Kayaks used to buy and other marine things.

Today was a sale day so prices on some items weren't bad, in some cases half price, but they seem…read moreto make up some prices as they go along. It helps if you are a regular. That being said, you might find a bargain anyhow... or just what you're looking for. They have a section of clothes -- about one third of the store. Also electronics, knick knacks and china/dishes, kitchen stuff; lots of glassware. Books and cds. Some furniture and now, because it's around the corner, they're featuring Xmas items near the front of the store. I'm a browser, so even if I don't find something I need or want, I always enjoy looking. This wasn't a bad place to look. They were putting out new items while we were there, so it required a couple trips around the knick knack section for me. I wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything. I did find two miniature coffee cups that I thought were cute. At 25 cents each it was just right. Just a note, we came here years ago when it was raining. Shopping/browsing is always a good alternative while on vacation and the weather is gray. Today was sunny but we still wanted to stop by...

We always stop in here to do a little "Thrifting" and to find interesting items whenever we are in…read morethe upper keys. There was some color-coded sale items posted on the door as we walked into the store. Several items we thought were interesting were not priced so we took to the front register and the clerk eyeballed the item and made up a price well above our price point. Many of the items were tagged at comparable Goodwill prices and even Walmart pricing for used items and clothing. We observed one couple paying for their items and were charged a dollar more each than the signage posted on the rack stated. Perhaps there is a new management team in place since our last visit. There are plenty of things you might want if ... Also, beware the parking lot is more of a moon landscaping than it is a parking lot with all of the pot holes and craters.

Connected to the south side of the Coral Isle church... there's a separate building to the south…read more Entrance is behind the big red chair. They have a bit of everything -- a kitchen of old kitchenware, a central room with some clothes and Knick knacks. Lots of odds n ends. Prices were right, but we didn't find anything we liked even at a bargain. Even so, I never tell anyone not to go if you're into thrift stores. You may find just what you want... or need?

People are super friendly. Place is a bit of a mishmash of things from pillows to jewelry to…read moreclothing and shoes. Also lots of books. I always find something I want/need when I visit and the prices are amazingly inexpensive. Definitely worth a visit, you never know what you might find!

Wow this place gets a bad rap! It's basically like every other salvation army I've ever been to,…read moreexcept no dressing room or bathrooms. Prices are good. Lots of stuff. Sales people are fine - what do you expect people - to be coddled over like the queen at Harrods?? Get a grip.

Ok. Not real big, but had a good selection of stuff…read more I got a hat and a scarf. Friendly staff and good prices.