Great selection. Prices are insane. Two little bags of candy for $38. Wish I had seen a price…read morebefore my kids made their selections. I would have walked out.

I love going in here! It is someplace that I discovered…read moreafter many years of going to visit this area. I never knew it existed! But... that's what I get for not venturing to the back shops and just frequenting the shops on the front street. If you enjoy sweets, you have ABSOLUTELY got to go check out this store in the back of the sponge docks!There is SO much stuff in there....it's incredible! They have things that you have forgotten about and things that used to be out when you were a kid. There are just so many varieties of sugary goodness! lol It is truly a treat to be able to shop here! I will definitely return when I am in the area!

My hubby and I along with our friends, were doing a tour of downtown Tarpon with Tour guide,…read more MichaelJohn and one of the stops was Erika's Sweet Haus. Erica's hubby was stepping out of the shop but when we approached him, he gladly reopened the shop and let us in to taste some of the delicious nuts and told us about how his wife started the business. We quickly bought some to snack on during our tour. My husband got the Root Beer flavored nuts and I got the pumpkin spice Almonds. We enjoyed them as we toured Tarpon Springs.

Small candy pecans shop on by a local school teacher. Run only 20 hours a week, but you know when…read morethey're open by the smell permeating through the street. Over 30 different assorted flavors of pecans. Also these coffees and an amazing German cheesecake.

Great place to sample (they have a FREE sample bar ..woohoo) Florida crafted wines…read more They mainly have Florida vineyards. We loved their fruit infused wines. Prices are about $15 per bottle. Try the Black Raspberry by Murielle Vineyards..mmm good

Look of you are in Tarpon Springs and looking for a tato the funk is amazing with amazing artists…read more The shop itself is amazing with all kinds of boho, gothic and local artist creations. Please support and visit Val and Mike and the vibe thy have created here.

Val did my piercings so well !!! She was amazing as well she was calm so I was calm and she gave me…read morea swag bag after wards that has Pizza Hut coupons little did she know that Pizza Hut is my favorite! She also gave me a stress ball to squeeze when I was in pain lol . Also the shop has a lot of cool stuff in it I 1000 percent recommend! She also answered my questions about the itching afterwards! I will definitely be back for more piercings in the future! Thank you guys so much also they're all very nice in there !

Agora Food Market is our favorite little grocery in Tarpon Springs FL. My photos dont really show…read moreyou that how charming this place is. Maybe not tourist-charming or hip cute charming. It's nice to shop in a store in this community that's real. You'll find every food and ingredient and product from Greece that you know, including a couple aisles of dry foods, a wall of refrigerated and frozen foods, some soaps and cosmetics, and even wine. As always, we got one of their five kinds of by-the-ounce bulk feta cheese, and sometimes we'll get one of around a dozen other bulk Greek cheeses. Of course we got fresh tasty olive oil and phyllo dough. Sometimes a tasty wine from Greece. When they have it, we get a sweet Mavrodaphni, which reminds us of friends who brought some back for us once from a summer job in the islands. By the way, park carefully. There is little street parking near here. And nearby stores and restaurants are serious that parking is only for their patrons, which seems fair.

This is the absolute best Greek market in Florida. They may be small but they literally…read morespend so much time and care making sure to carry everything you could ever need and that everything is of the highest quality! They are the kindest family, with the most hospitality and customer care ever. It's like the "Cheers" of Greek markets, where everybody knows your name! And truly takes exceptional care of you and their community. I'm so grateful we have this wonderful place to shop from! You are truly the best, Agora team!

In case you have not been back to the Sponge Docks since the flood period,it is mostly all back…read moreincluding near Rusty Bellie's,the Spicemans Kitchen with every funny labeled concoction you could ever want as a stocking stuffer or to send to friends,etc. They had to rehab like most stores and Candace could use a few more of you to either visit during these Holidays or go to the online site and order as some of us did during the almost two months shutdown. And one other thing,this is new ownership. A couple of previous comments complained about lack of good service. Not today. Candace and staff will walk you through the shelves and explain it all. Me? I always go with the Chicken spice that rhymes with spit....merry,merry....

If you are looking for spices and sauces, there are tons of different options here that you…read morewouldn't find just anywhere. The person working here was very nice and welcoming as well. I saw tons of different Greek seasonings, and hot sauces cheesecake ball mixes, dip seasonings. All kinds of stuff. It was pretty cool to see. I know there's not as much variety at Publix or Walmart but you will find some extraordinary ones here. 4 stars because I did think that the price was a little bit more but the area is quite touristy so that makes sense to me!

I literally stumbled upon this ABSOLUTE GEM today!…read more I was on my way to the Tarpon Springs Art Festival and was stopped in traffic - I glanced to my right and saw the cutest little establishment name. I decided it was worth parking and taking a spin around. To say I'll be your return customer is an understatement. The shop is perfectly curated; no matter where your eye wanders, another little patch of heaven arrives. Do you need herbal tea, a new plant for your place, crystals, stones, jewelry, tarot cards, books, the list goes on! My only suggestion to anyone going to browse, is make sure you carve enough time to look at everything - I was in awe. There is a vast selection of anything and everything you can want. I was greeted by Sara and Kelly rung me up. The nicest part (IMO) is when you are done paying: Kelly fanned out five cards faced down for me to choose from. I selected mine and it said "I'm blessed." You get to keep your card! Bravo! Perfectly done! Can't wait to return.

This is a great local metaphysical store. You can buy crystals, candles, incense, and a multitude…read moreof other things. Their staff is amazing always super friendly anytime I'm up in Tarpon for first Friday. I always stop in.

We stopped here for lunch and sat outside (not a great view and rather noisy, but we had the dog…read morewith us.). We shared the gator bites which were tender and tasty. (I did add some hot sauce to the accompanying dip.). I had the three pepper crab soup and my husband had the gumbo. The crab soup was creamy and tasty but not overwhelmingly crabby, although there is a lot of crab in it. The gumbo was good with visible shrimp and crawfish. The service was friendly and quick. Bought some grouper to take for dinner tonight.

This is a popular seafood eatery at Tarpon Springs area. We ordered a hot lobster roll with potato…read moresalad and sweet potato fries. It took a while for the dish to come out. When I ate the lobster meat, it tasted like imitation lobster meat. Maybe a very small percentage of the meat was real lobster. But most of the meat tasted fake. I don't like synthetic seafood . I would rather eat real shrimp, clam or real grouper fish. We bought a jar of New England clam chowder to take home. After reheat it in microwave, the soup tasted very good -big chunk of clam meat, some vegetable and good flavor. This clam chowder made me happy, kind of compensated my disappointment of the lobster roll.

Tarpon Springs sponge docks is a blast!…read more While the place can seem a little touristy visiting and taking pictures of the people and boats is such a positive experience. Learning the history is bonus. If you need to get in steps, pay the eight to $10 parking fee for all day, and stroll the shops. Many are if not all, handicapped and disabled accommodating. There are so many choices for lunches and dinners, and a few bakeries for breakfast. Each one of them is perfect in their own right

Oh this was amazing! This quaint village makes you feel like you are transported some where else!…read more I just wish it had been a sunny day! I definitely want to go back and it's only a 1.5 hr drive from Siesta Keys and Sarasota areas. If you have chance definitely go!