I Love Love Home Harmony. This ecclectic and charming home and gift store is located on Donnelly…read moreSt. in historic downtown Mount Dora. According to them they sell "an artfully curated collection of new, vintage, and custom made furniture, art, home décor, jewelry, and unique gifts that will blend seamlessly with today's styles and trends." In addition to the home goods they also sell clothes and accessories. I especially liked the cork bracelets. You can get so much style inspiration for your home here. This store is jam packed with the cutest things. Besides selling items this store also offers classes so you can create your own special creations. A class schedule can be found on the stores website. If I lived locally I would be visiting this store all of the time.

Carolyn made my dreams of the perfect barn door come true! She listened to my ideas and details…read moreand put them all together in an absolutely gorgeous final product. Her pricing is fair, communication is fantastic and she's just a wonderful person to work with. I highly recommend giving her a chance to create for you!

Eh, this is one of the less interesting Ollie's locations I've been in. We went in looking for a…read morespecific item, but they were sold out. This is to be expected - and I don't see much reason to return. Overall, they had a smaller selection than other Ollie's, and it was more disorganized and borderline messy than we expected. The stuff just wasn't impressive - in quality, brand, or even pricing. It was pretty busy, too - and there was 1 cashier and a line of 10 customers waiting. I'm not sure I would've waited the half hour to get the item we wanted even if it was there. Lesson learned.

If you like comics, you should visit your nearest Ollie's at least once. They carry a large…read moreselection of trade paperbacks from Marvel, DC, and smaller publishers. You'll likely find something new to try, or something that fills in a hole in your collection. I save an average of 80% off list price. The comics in this location are on three different shelves, so make sure you don't miss any of them. It's not a bad idea to look around the whole books area. I found stacks of comics placed by staff who likely didn't know where they actually belonged. The comics here are. Not. Organized. At. All. So it takes about an hour to look through all of them. It's worth the effort since that's the way I've found hidden gems. I'm not ashamed to say that I bring a pair of knee pads with me when I go to any Ollie's location. I can't squat long enough to search through the lowest shelves, especially when they're so disorganized. A properly organized Ollie's only takes about ten minutes to go through. But that's up to the book manager's discretion. It's a shame really, since the rest of the books area is so perfectly organized. Gotta dock a star for this location. The Orange City Ollie's knows how to do it right! PROTIP: Join Ollie's Army. Occasionally you'll get a coupon for 15% off your purchase. It helps me save a lot on my comics hauls.

Just wanted to give a big Thank You to Dolph as for unforeseen circumstances in reference due to…read moresome furniture we received. COVID was one tough couple years and Dolph went above and beyond to fix a few issues we had had. We are very, very, happy and have a full beautiful King Bedroom set. That was in pristine condition it's a 10/10 on just aesthetics as well as comfortability. It was a table with chairs that we ordered months later and it had some problems. Gave Dolph a phone call explained the situation during a pandemic mind you the problem was resolved and there were blips not due to Babcock he knew I was just ready to give up and take the table as a loss. He went above and beyond and we are very happy! So if there were a 10 star button I would hit it. Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Sincerely Mike and Erica

nice people very helpful really affordable could never say anything bad parents me grand parents…read moregreat grandparents none of us ever have a problem

If you are in the market for any of the following, you'll want to check out this lovely shop…read morestaffed by two friendly & humorous men: furniture, original artwork, fragrances, silk floral arrangements, gormet dips, heavenly soy candles, handmade goods, home decor dedicated to Native American culture, & much more. This shop of unique collectibles is a great choice. The items are carefully & most beautifully displayed; it's obvious someone has interior design experience. This is not a thrift store. It's not an antique mall or a vintage store. Rather, it's a lovely shop where you'll find interesting items to furnish your home, adorn its walls, or give as gifts to best friends on their wedding day, anniversaries & birthdays. Such a visually appealing establishment!

Great boutique and very friendly owners. I have had much success in finding just the right…read morefurnishings. Very unique, high quality decor items and furniture.

What a beautiful city with a picturesque lake! My boyfriend's mother owns a home right near the…read morelake, and I really enjoyed the boat ride on the lake. It's amazing there is a canal to help cross into another lake to see other cities as well. If I didn't already have my roots in Arizona, I'd consider Eustis!

I spent the morning in Eustis, visiting some local coffee shops, wandering around and enjoying a…read morepleasant time. Eustis began taking shape in the 1870s, when post‑Civil War settlers moved into the Florida frontier and homesteaded along the eastern shore of Lake Eustis. The community first went by names like Highlands and Pendryville before adopting the name Eustis in honor of Colonel Abraham Eustis, who had served in the region during the Seminole Wars. Early life revolved around steamboat travel on the interconnected Harris Chain lakes, but the arrival of the St. Johns and Lake Eustis Railway in 1880 pushed the settlement toward true cityhood with stores, churches, hotels, and a growing citrus industry. Today, the city is known for winter tourism and I get that. It was nice and warm but a foggy morning in early December, making it easy to explore. There are a variety of restaurants in town, including classic Florida on the lake like Crazy Gator or more ethnic options like Taste of Lebanon. A few coffee shops (One Thirteen was great for setting up my laptop) and several retail shops. It's just far enough from the Orlando and Daytona metros to be independent and close enough that you could hop to MCO or DAB for a flight. I like it. [Review 1626 of 2025 - 2203 in Florida - 25174 overall]

Connie is awesome! She has been wonderful to work. We love everything she has done to make our…read morehome beautiful!! Highly recommend Connie's Home Decor.

CLOSED. Owner retired. Was a wonderful store. Owner was…read morecreative and helpful with home design.

Cooper's Alley checks all the boxes for me. Women-owned. Charming. Friendly team. Full of…read morethings I WANT. This delightful shop in Mount Dora is only a year old and is co-owned by sisters looking to bring patrons shopping delights that reflect an "inspired mix of vintage & new." This is a great shop to start Christmas shopping in. Case in point, the groovy fedora I bought myself today - purely for funsies! I'm already looking forward to going back - see you there!

This is a really cool boutique on N. Donnelly St. in Mount Dora. Lots of unique items for home…read moredecor (and furnishings) and just nostalgic items that are really not available at the bigger box retail environment. The owner is really nice and has a really cute Chihuahua named lollipop. Remember, do not pet lollipop; but, allow her to come to you if she wants some lovin'.