Great consignment store for new moms and grandmas! Also women's clothing, and household items too!…read moreThe prices are great and you can use store credits for what you bring in to sell. It is definately worth a visit!

Cute store, most of the items are unfortunately dirty and some are overpriced. The cleanliness was…read morepoor. The 2 women that work there at the shop are a little rude, and not helpful when needing assistance. I asked for the shop phone number and the woman refused. Will not be going back, don't recommend.

Fun little place in Williston! I got "lost" for two hours easily! So many items to look at from…read morevintage, refurbished, Mud Pie, Simply Southern. If you're looking for a place to lollygag you won't be disappointed!

What a neat botique mixed curiosity shop of curated antiques and what-not new and used country…read morestore home goods. Something like cracker barrel meets antique mall. A bit of everything really, including mercantile candy, soaps and things, fashion jewelry, t-shirts, etc. Is a great place to find that special gift.

A great Boutique with a wide variety of Equine related items and hidden treasures. Plan to spend…read moresome time to take it all in. Will not disappoint.

Hats Off Boutique is an old-fashioned Milliner--one of the very few left. With a mobile store at…read morethe better Carriage Driving Shows ( The National Drive, Live Oaks, The Pleasure Classic), the display of hats, scarves, jackets,capes, driving aprons, et cetera is just a pleasure in and of itself. Each hat is handcrafted, and different styles are available. In addition, Sherri does custom work, and one can get a hat in the style and color of choice, or a monogramed driving apron. Your hat will be classic, distinct and of high quality: Hats Off Boutique is committed to creating for you the look of pristine perfection!.

This business has been moved to 6 south main street , Chiefland, fl 352-250-4438 . They have a…read moregreat selection of mdse. The people are not going to try and sell you anything you don't need. They will tell you where you can find what you are looking for if they don't have it.

You never know what you will find in a place like this! Many booths by different vendors. I landed…read morea wooden bucket, a garden stake that I will try to duplicate and an iron chicken. These places are forever changing inventory! And you always miss something! Will go back!

Place is okay. People really weren't that warm or friendly. I dislike it when the hired staff (or…read morewho knows owners) treat a customer like they're being inconvenienced.

I was hoping that when the new Winn Dixie opened after they sold their original building to the…read moreGerman company (ALDI) it would be a decent place to go grocery shopping. It is not. Selections of items are very limited, it's hard to shop in such a small store and the majority of shoppers there are rude and low class people. Some of the original employees that are nice people are still there, but, they also have some employees that don't really care if you shop there. When it first opened I was standing in front of the seafood counter waiting to be waited on. There was some black guy working behind the counter that kept looking at me out of the corner of his eye and ignored helping me. I'm sure he hoped I would just go away. I stayed there and finally he asked me what I wanted. I guess most decent people have decided to just travel to Gainesville to shop at Publix and Walmart, and for me, also Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. There are very few decent people now shopping at the new Winn Dixie. Now I also stock up at stores in Gainesville when I go there to do errands. I'll only go to Winn Dixie now for some meat or an item or two that I don't want to drive to Gainesville to get.

Winn-Dixie refuses to honor coupons issued by Winn-Dixie itself! The coupons are printed at the…read morebottom of receipts, but if you take them back to the very same store that printed them, they are refused! Ordinarily the cashiers know how to handle this (Melanie and Angel are awesome) but today the manager didn't even know how to enter them manually and she told me to complain to Customer Service. Well, here I am, complaining.