First time checking out Repeats and it was a pleasant experience!! My daughter and I were greeted…read moreby Lisa whom was working there and she was very nice to speak with. The store sells all sorts of things, from decor to furniture!! Also, clothing, records, Native American items, tools and much more! Everything is priced fairly and in nice shape. Looking forward to stopping in again sometime in the future!!!

Great antiques at an affordable price. Lots to choose from…read more And the owners are very friendly and helpful. My favorite antique store in Tarpon Springs. J Oliva

Definitely NOT a shop w/ overpriced antiques. Prices were standard. There were also great deals to…read morebe found on the second floor-- many items marked 40% off. (If you're frightened of heights, you're gonna love the steep wooden stairway w/ 20+ stairs; lots of Hail Mary's were uttered today:) The two women running this shop were wonderful-- couldn't have been friendlier or more helpful. They offered to assist everyone who entered. This is a beautiful shoppe filled with many wonderful antique & vintage items. Also noticed some shabby chic items as well as cool mid century lights & furniture. Lots of pottery, fine jewelry (exquisite gold jewelry), costume jewelry, furniture & pretty much everything you'd expect to find at a quality store. This store was also very clean & well organized. Just a lovely shoppe w/ quality merchandise & very friendly staffers. We'll definitely return each time we're in the area.

I wonder why the title of this store is called A rocker. It is located at RMB antiques. Maybe yelp…read moreneeds to give them an actual RMB antiques page. Maybe I'll be the first one to create it. I've been watching and shopping in this store for a few years now and I find the store sort of boring. But confusing. There is so much glassware. And their prices for their booths are exorbitant. And it is so tightly packed with the same stuff. I don't know how anyone makes any money selling there. You're paying a good amount of money but if everyone's selling glass trinkets, how is anyone doing well. I'm not into it. I'd rather go to a flea market and buy things so I'm not being charged tax as well. I think it's a disservice to people selling goods antique or vintage. I think this is like a money making pyramid scheme for them that they're just taking money out of the pockets of vendors and filling the place up with the same old stuff booth after booth after booth with no originality whatsoever. and I think each space costs more or less based on where you're located. And the owners have their things right up front. I overheard them training someone one day and they made it sound as if they were teaching the new person that the vendors needed to bend to their whims. And that they would learn how to deal with their contracts. That's ugly behavior in my book. I honestly wouldn't sell anything here. I'd be surprised if anyone breaks even in a month. There used to be a person who sold cute little plants and it was very refreshing, that is gone. Now you have heavy old Victorian furniture and outrageously priced lamps. And a lot of tchotchkes. I'll keep thrifting, garage and estates and going to the flea, I do better that way. It also seems more a more reasonable way for people to sell their things. Here's a heads up , there's an antique shop on Jacqueline Road that offers space for a pop up the first Saturday of the month for 25 bucks in season. That's a deal sell all your stuff in a day for short money not $200 a month like a corner in RMB. And that's my word.

I think it's called RMB's now. But WOW! Fantastic store with gorgeous antiques and interesting…read morefinds. I will definitely be back with my budget funded and my trunk empty!

Stopped in because this store was recommended by a friend. I brought in some clothes in hopes of…read moregetting some extra money towards a purchase today or in the future. I like to recycle and do the environmental thing., so I let the young associates peruse through my Nike, Alo, brand names while I shopped. I went through the store for quite some time looking at items from SHEIN, Target, some brand names. I looked for myself and family, I saw a few things I liked, but way overpriced. I literally could purchase new stuff for the same or just a few dollars more. I was disappointed not only about the prices but the selection and quality. I didn't get the hype, as I've definitely found better stuff at thrift stores for cheaper. I do see they appear to cater to the teen and young adult demographic, and maybe that's why they get repeat business. Not for cost savings or quality, because if they'd spend a little time at other thrift stores they'd get more for their buck. I did buy one item that my grand really liked. Of the items I brought in, 90% weren't accepted even though in season, like new, and clean. The 10% they wanted to keep, they offered an insulting amount and I declined selling. When asked why they didn't want the nice brand name items, "just not what we wanted". I did sell all my items on Vintage and all sold for a good price. It's a national chain, so that explains a lot. As for customer service that was lacking. I observed the young adults on cell phones, ignoring customers while chatting to each other and the store needed some attention, as it was dirty and clothes were off hangers or in wrong sections for sizes. I'll skip this one and leave it for young adults who want convenience and not value for their buck.

we were trying on womens clothes and i lost my mercades benz car keys during the fun. the ladies…read more(Ava,Cynthia, and melissa) were very helpful and patient with me and I eventually found them inside some boots that I previously put on. 10/10 great service.

Ryan, the proprietor, was incredibly rude to my wife. We will never give this place our business…read moreagain, nor will we ever recommend it to our friends or family. His attitude makes the spiel on the website about fostering a community in Lutz seem completely inauthentic.

Great place to shop for vintage treasures helpful staff…read morebeautiful tearoom wonderful general store and tearoom

I always have 5 star service and the owner is very intentional with having unique finds! I always…read moretry to find great local items to give as gifts. This time I was looking for a gift for a pastor that is moving out of staff. Chrisi suggested the best gift!

Best gift shop and team. Great selection of gifts and decor for home. Love shopping there anc…read morefinding new items .

Stopped in Second Story Thrift for the first time on Independence Day. They had a store wide sale…read morethat day for 50% off everything which was a great deal!!! The store has a great selection of men's, women's and children's clothing!!! Other items they have are: jewelry, glassware, Crystal, pictures, shoes, handbags, and so many more things to browse!!! Pricing is reasonable with a great selection!!! Staff working were friendly and helpful during my visit to the store. I definitely recommend stopping in...checking out this store as it is very clean and organized well.

Great place to shop local. Each section is well organized and clean. The store flows most…read morebeautifully the service is fabulous. You will find all kinds of eclectic objects. Their own brand in perfumes, oils and body sprays most fabulous. Candles, room sprays, diffusers And beef tallow products.

This store caught my eye. It's down the street from Dang Good on Main which is where I went for…read morelunch. I feel like this is really awesome bc it's like a farmers market or indie market or art market but instead of sweating outside, it's in a nice a/c building with a perfect set up. There's local artists who set up all their cool stuff they make. They have pics, jewelry, gift items, wallets, dog bow ties, dog treats. Scents, candles. So many things. This is a fun place to get a present for a friend. The prices vary, but don't seem bad at all. I really enjoyed this shop and glad I got to check it out and would def check it out again.