Walking around Vintage Marche can turn into an all day event. It was recommended by a former client…read moreof mine. It's a large storefront that's adjacent to a connecting coffee shop with additional items. It can be overwhelming as there are MANY sections to view. Upon entry are their small vintage pieces and jewelry. There are at least three staff members ready to flag down if you want to look at an item inside one of the cases. The prices do range depending on the age of the item, as well as the commodity. More rare items will naturally be priced higher. I didn't allow myself to thoroughly browse as my friend and I were fatigued from the work week, but I did walk away with a small glass dachshund, gorgeous black chandelier earrings, and a faux diamond necklace. It will be a great statement piece for a night out. I was told that the shop is only open the first Saturday of every month, but I would double check on the accuracy of their hours of operation.

This place is like stepping back in time whether it's when I was a baby or before my time. So many…read moredifferent types of items here. It's interesting to browse and maybe find something that catches your eye. They were open on Easter so we walked around. It's nice bc it's dog friendly inside and fully air conditioned. They also have a cafe called The Buzz that serves, coffee, tea, matcha, lemonade, & pastries.

What a find. We were visiting from out of town. True antiques and unique one of a kind vintage in…read morethe heart of St. Pete. Something for everyone and very friendly owners. Check it out!

One of the cutest antique malls I have ever had the pleasure to visit! The proprietor and her…read morefamily were on-site when I visited, and helped me find exactly what I was looking for!

I contacted Main Street to inquiry if they were interested in purchasing a vintage console. Though…read morethey were not taking on new vendors at the moment Dawn was extremely helpful in proving me with recommendations and referrals. I enjoyed speaking with Dawn and found her to not be professional also kind and knowledgeable.

What a wonderful place to wander! You can visit your past and find something that you must have…read moregoing into the future. I was warmly greeted upon arrival and when I saw a flyer about a painting class it was explained to me in full detail. Stop by when you just need to slow down your pace a bit , visit all the wonders and memorabilia of the past and leave refreshed and maybe with a little something to add to your present decor!!

Great store, with wide selection of antiques. Beautiful jewelry, which is what we were most…read moreinterested in. Owner Sammy very knowledgeable and easy to work with. Highly recommend Lion's Paw!

One of the best antique shops in St. Pete. They have a high quality selection ranging from jewelry…read moreto militariana, art, purses, designer sunglasses, art. There's no junk here. Prices are fair.

This locally owned antique shop may be tiny, but the proprietor takes a great deal of care when…read moreselecting the inventory; he tends to stock smaller items of good quality rather than a large inventory of random and uninteresting items that you often see over and over again at other antique shops. The prices are very good, whether it be for funky old jewelry, a camera, an unusual carving or bizarre postcard. It's a perfect place to visit among the other antique places nearby, especially when you are making a day of it, and you might get a good conversation too. LGBT friendly, charming, honest.

Awesome store, Frank the owner is super cool guy and just an all around great experience. The whole…read morevibe is just unique but genuine. He doesn't try to make it super creepy and bad ass, but it is.

A unique blend of unusual for sure !! Boss man is great super friendly super welcoming , has a…read morelittle bit of everything ! Prices are great , I really encourage people to go and look around cause there really is something for everyone inside that store ! Selection is great all across the board with pretty much anything and everything you could think of !

I almost didn't want to write a review for this place because then the secret would be out!…read moreI loved this place so much; wish we had something like it in Orlando. I mean... technically, we do but this place is really affordable, and service was super friendly. Really great furnishings, in good condition available for purchase as well as gently used clothes/handbags.

What a Treasure the place is cute as can be & carries many unique things. From furniture, kitchen…read moregoods, clothing & art if you didn't find something special you didn't try. The staff could not have been kinder. The hours are a little unique too... Be sure and confirm when they are open to avoid disappointment. This is a must stop for all junk lovers!!

Oh my goodness . It's hard not to step inside this store with all the tempting items displayed on…read morethe street and in the window! Lovely tops! It has an ethnic island style. Perfect for this tropical summer. Lovely fabric and feminine cut. Gorgeous glass earrings too. Even the furniture is so charming. Speaking of charming I must mention the owner was so welcoming and sweet. And his little pup Zack is probably the most adorable creature ever. ( freckles on his belly!) Ok, There are 2 tops I'm thinking of. I will be back!! Note: Pet friendly af.

I follow White Owl Market on Instagram, so I was happy to finally stumble upon their store while in…read moreDTSP for Sunday Funday. There is such an eclectic array of items offered here from jewelry to antique furnishings. The sales associate working today was very polite and helpful, especially since I was being high maintenance and wanted the item off the mannequin. I purchased a beautiful sarong that I plan to use during my upcoming trip to Cuba. White Owl Market's slogan is: "Never the same store twice." I can't wait to visit them the next time I am in DTSP to see what else they have in store for me.

My son's new hobby is thrifting. We were in the area for a sporting event and had some time to…read morekill. I found this spot on a Google Maps search. This is a big location. It is two stories. We were greeted immediately upon entry. There is A LOT to see. It is a well organized place. Items in glasses cases were labeled so that you knew how to request a key to view items. There is an elevator as well as a stairway to go to the 2nd floor. Lots of items to browse through. Some items were really pricey and in my opinion, not truly worth it. Some items were rare, and definitely worth the price tag. We weren't on the lookout for anything specific, so we didn't purchase anything, but enjoyed our experience.

This was an absolute treat! This location has two floors of antiques with various vendors. They had…read moreeverything from little pieces of jewelry, flatware, tableware, dolls, toys, purses, clothing, signage, jewelry, and so much more. There were certainly a lot to enjoy while visiting this shop. The staff was very sweet and friendly and quickly offering assistance. Overall, this location was absolutely filled with many trinkets, however, I felt it may be a little overpriced. All in all it is definitely worth a visit.

We stumbled upon this unique Russian store and decided to check it out. Hubby said hello, how are…read moreyou to the store owner in Russian (I think he was Vladimir, the artist) and he did not even look up or acknowledge us at all! Very rude and strange! I would think he'd want to engage a bit with the customers, especially if he's trying to sell his stuff. The store is small but has a ton of Russian glass and ceramic figurines, jewelry, dolls, art, hand painted hairpins, and souvenirs. They really have so much cool stuff. Such a shame and very strange that customer service is nonexistent.

Rude vile owners…read more "This isn't a playground!" My kid was testing out one maraca in an empty store under my supervision because we told him he could get one item. The store is 75% kid toys! Absolutely disgusting