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...

Hopefully the smell of the incense isn't too overpowering once you walk in. This place was a little…read moredifferent than your usual "4 for $10" shirt shop along the Overseas Highway/Route 1. It's got its own hippie vibe to it, and the aisles are quite narrow once you walk in, to the point that one could almost consider the place a fire hazard. There is also a small cage at the back of the store that has two baby alligators; you can hold one of them at your own risk & get a photo with one for the low low price of ten dollars. (No thanks.) The store also sells some classic vinyl records & some colorful cardboard ornamental displays (roosters, birds, etc.) of different sizes that can be purchased & then assembled in just moments. It was worth the trip just to get a photo of Joliet Jake & Elwood Blues.

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!!!

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!

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.

Way too expensive to be considered a "thrift store". Attempted to buy a single pint glass. $12…read more Waste of time. Also unorganized and dirty.

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.

The woman who worked in here seriously hated her job. She was rude from the start when I asked if I…read morecould set my items in the counter for a minute. When I checked out I had several breakable items and she packed them all in to one bag and handed them to me without even offering to wrap them. I asked for a few pieces of paper she had in a large tote behind the counter to wrap my items in and she threw a news paper on the counter and rolled her eyes. Also the store was so hot I couldn't even enjoy shopping due to almost having a heat stroke in there!

This is a pretty good place. But my son was kind of scared cause all of the 1 star reviews. But in…read morethe end we got some great stuff. And we were all happy we came. (And my son hates stores so it's cool that he is happy about that)

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!

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.

I am a thrifter from the get-go but I've never been in a store like this one! It's the "mother" of…read moremarine, fishing and water sports and beachy outdoorsy stuff. I have no idea what some of the things were that I was looking at, but it was a fun browse anyway.

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.

This thrift store in Key Largo offers clothing, accessories, jewelry, shoes, housewares, books,…read moreframes and other items. I was vacationing in the Keys and made some time to go thrifting. I found several items. Some prices were high and some much less. The two dresses i purchased were $10 which is high for a non designer at a thrift store. I prefer prices on the items so I don't have to ask.

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!

I cannot say enough good things about the DRC. Their dolphins are clearly very well cared for. They…read moreare in a habitat directly in the ocean - there are no tanks here. We got to watch two presentations with the keepers. Afterwards, they were doing a medical check on a particular dolphin that was having stomach upset. A nice man came along and told us "a keeper smarter than we will be along soon, but I can answer your questions for now. Oh, there's someone smarter than me now!" And he gestured to one of the summer interns. They both laughed. He told us all about each dolphin and their story. He told us about the hurricanes 10 years ago, and how the water rose far above the dolphin enclosures, offering them freedom, but none of them left. It was clear he really loved these animals. He walked away to assist the team working with the dolphin. The intern turns to us and says "that's the founder of this place. He's here every single day. He's the smartest of all of us!" She was great too. She said she's been dreaming of being a dolphin trainer since she was a kid. She was from Texas, but you could tell she was exactly where she was meant to be. I hope they hire her permanently. We loved the dolphin research center and will definitely be back someday!

For my 500th review on Yelp, I'm covering the Dolphin Research Center in the Florida Keys. This is…read moreactually my second visit as my wife and I came in 2021. This time, however, we brought our kids along too. In 2021, my wife did an encounter that included shaking hands/flippers with a dolphin, rubbing their back as they swam by, and performing a couple basic training signs. For this trip, we each did the Memory Maker Meet encounter, which included the shaking hands/flippers and back rub, but most importantly, having a dolphin paint us a picture. We each chose two colors and held a canvas out while a pair of dolphins (Reese and Louie on that day) took turns spinning around with paint brushes in their mouths painting the canvases. It was very much worth the time and extra cost. Throughout the day there are opportunities included even with basic admission to watch training sessions or learn about caring for dolphins. You can very easily have a fun day and support a great cause at the same time.