Fun find! Funky and clever advertising. Vintage and sassy cowgirl clothes and hats. Truck is…read moremobile and the shop of this and that just opened.

Flea Markets are always an experience! This one is particularly vibrant. Large food court with tons…read moreof options and even live music! You WILL get your steps in while perusing the shops. I love that it's all under a roof. Some shops even have AC. You'll find the junkiest junk and the nicest of the nice! The shop keepers seem to stand by their posted prices. My experience was there's not a lot of negotiation room. If you pay with cash, they usually skip the tax but that's about it. Now having said this, I was buying from the 'nicest of the nice', brand new purses, clothes and accessories. Parking is free and abundant. Expect large pot holes in the parking lot. IMPORTANT ADVICE: pay attention to where you came in! It is easy to lose your way and you will spend a frustratingly long time trying to find your car if you don't make mental note of your arrival 'gate'. There's colored lines on the ground. If there's a shop you particularly like, ask for their business card...it'll have their 'address' on it which shows the color of their row and the shop number. MY PERSONAL FAVORITE: ladies, if you like boutique style clothes, look for Designs by Darlene. Red row. Her clothes are off the charts!!! Unique. Well priced. And she has changing rooms. Highly recommend!

What an experience…read more.. I'm a self-proclaimed thrifting fanatic, and I grew up loving to go to flea markets and priced-per-pound places with my grandma. Maybe it was the heat, but this fleamarket just wasn't hitting when I visited. SETUP: You can really get your steps in here! Park and remember where you parked, then head in. Tons of shops to explore - like miles of it - and it's all covered. It's open air so no AC, but many shops have fans and some have AC running. They have each lane color coded on the floor, so you can remember you started in the red lane, then went to blue, etc. We still got lost haha. FOOD/DRINK: There are restaurants and bars here! Very fun to get a beer to drink while you walk. Most of the food was food truck style - pretty greasy and hot, which didn't appeal to us. SHOPS: This was the disappointing part for me. Maybe it's just not my style, but I was bummed to see it was mostly cheap bulk items and poorly made stuff at that. The t-shirt shops were selling cheap, misprinted Fort Myers stuff - but the prices weren't that crazy good? And they didn't have true tourist stores with souvenirs more than just t-shirts. Some of the shoe stores had some decent deals, a few record store scores, and I LOVED the few well-curated vintage shops inside. But otherwise, it was a lot of stuff I happily passed on. Some of the vendors were a bit pushy (the spa/skincare ones) but otherwise most left us be to browse. Even as a fan of thrifting, I found this to be overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time and likely won't be back.

Excellent shop, very nice ladies. A good selection and priced reasonable. A very good selection of…read morequality furnishings. I will keep this place on my list of places to go. They offer furniture painting classes, too.

This is a fabulous consignment store. I found great furniture for a great price. They have…read moresomething for every budget. I have always purchased top quality furniture and this is a store that sells only the best. When selling a consignment piece, the person understands that the buyer is looking for a low price for good quality. This is the only place I shop when I want something. A shopper can tell the owner what they are looking for and she will let them know when something they may be interested in comes into her store. She gets new items almost every day. If someone is moving, she assesses the furniture and will take in the entire home's furnishings to be consigned, if it meets her high standards. This shop also carry's new items. They have soaps, lotions, candles and much more. It meets MY high standards!

They were very easy to deal with when scheduling the pick-up of items from our home. Brit and his…read morehelper arrived on time, polite, neat, and positive attitude.

They certainly don't know how to run a business. They were advertising a California king size bed…read moreset on Facebook market place. I left several messages on their messanger that they failed to look at. Three days after I posted my first message, it listed as sold. I also called and left 2 messages. The voice mail said to leave a message and they would contact me soon. I'm still waiting for that contact.

I stumbled on the charming Sweet Ella's Vintage Market while attending the 39 Mile Scenic Highway…read more Garage Sale. The sale ran through Dundee where this store is located. On the day I visited they had a sidewalk sale set up in the side alley. Ella's is a Dixie Belle Paint dealer. They are also sell antique, vintage, and shabby chic furniture, wallets, Christmas decorations, plants and pots, decorative bottles, funny signs, ornaments, pottery, bird houses, jewelry, vintage cameras, nuts, chocolate, cups, hats, t shirts, toys, honey, candles, jams, jellies, sauces, and dressings. Items can be custom engraved. I loved the delicate bird ornaments and the gift baskets filled with tasty treats. The owners were friendly and chatting with everyone who came in. This store is wonderful for anyone looking for a unique present but beware because you are going to want to gift yourself too!

The shop has a lot of large pieces of furniture. There's not that much to look through. It did have…read moresome nice pieces of furniture priced a little high for my liking. A lot of the items in the back were very rustic but if you are someone who is handy when it comes to those things you may find some gems for you.

My fiancée and I found this beautiful mid century modern entertainment center. Oshay was so sweet…read more He offered to deliver it for us since we were close and let us borrow equipment to get it home. Great store and owners!

I am always on the prowl for a good vintage shop no matter where I am. The Curiosity Shop is an…read moreexcellent vintage shop -- lots of variety in terms of colors, styles, and eras. Even if you're strapped for time, you'll most likely find something you love. As a petite lady, it's pretty difficult to find vintage clothing that fits right, but I found the most magical dress that not only has a beautiful print but fits perfectly. I was ecstatic to find a dress I didn't need to hem! While it was amazing to strike gold on my first visit, I'll never forget James kindness. He immediately introduced himself and offered help as soon as I walked in. He is extremely friendly and attentive. I felt so valued as a customer. I'll definitely be coming back soon, and I'll make sure to leave enough time to look at all the unique pieces.

First and foremost, James is soooooooo wonderful. He was welcoming and incredibly generous with…read morehis knowledge and answered my novice questions patiently. I arrived at 4, the shop closes at 5 and I didn't have enough time to explore all the treasures. James knows his stock well and when I asked about hats from a specific era we zipped around the store so I could see examples. Even better was that he talked to me about how to take more modern items and make them vintage inspired for a more affordable option. I came away with a gorgeous 1940s hat that will be wearable with more than one dress that I have and hair do ideas. I also came away with a gorgeous necklace and earrings set from the 1920s to pull together the one vintage 1920s dress that I own. Once James found out I live in VA he was quick to recommend a vintage store in the Northern Virginia area. How extremely generous and in indication of what a great human being! Next time I am visiting, I will drive up and budget enough time to explore the treasures in this shop and not be rushed. Thank you James for starting me on my true vintage journey wisely. I am less intimidated now because of you!!!!

This reminded me of the Lakeland Antique Mall, same kind of set up, all small individual vendors…read moreselling their things. Everything from vintage home items to some coastal things, a lot of shells in one area. I did find quite a few vinyl albums! Also some sellers offer a certain % off their things during specified dates. I would definitely return & if you sign up for their loyalty program you can get points that give you money off your next purchase. It was a fun experience!

Paradise Vintage Market 1-4-25 Stopped by this Market on…read moreMonday about 11:15am on North Ft Myers 41. There was plenty of parking with lots of Handi-Cap spaces right in front of the Market building. One thing to mention the sign on the building says Antique Mall, but it's called the Paradise Vintage Market. Once inside all I can think of is wow lots of items for sale. This store is packed full of different venders which have their spaces or what I call Little Stores. Its like a flea market but inside a building. None of the little stores have people inside them. All Items are displayed and if you pick something out you take it to the front of the store to pay for it. Good thing is there is no one to bug you trying to sell you anything. You could spend a couple hours in there just browsing around. It is Air conditioned, and they do have Rest Rooms in the building and for all the items in there its clean and neatly organized. To many items to mention them all but they have anything from Cloths, Furniture, Antiques, Signs, Records, Toys, Dolls, Fishing Rods to name a few. Go there spend of time looking around you will have a blast. I give this place a 4 out of 5 stars. Follow Me On FB For More Fun Gulf Coast Terry

Great prestinely kept home furnishings & lighting. not as much clothes or knick knacksread more

Such a worthy organization, we brought our donation to Habitat this afternoon. Recovering from…read moreHurricane Ian, they've done a notable job repairing, refurbishing and restocking. If you're in the market for used furniture, check 'em out. I saw a number of items I would consider ... and I'm picky about what goes in to my home. Look for discounts. Glassware, fifty cents. Pictures, full price for one, a dollar for the second. Noritake China with plenty of pieces, $150. (The same set on Ebay for $1,000 plus shipping.) Eight cool-looking comfortable kitchen chairs, $10 each. The main reason I thrift is to find unique, often vintage pieces that are hard to replicate. Plus it doesn't hurt to save money and recycle.