I love my Talavera vases/planters that I got from here! Sadly I just lost one in Hurricane Milton…read moreso I'll be heading over to see you guys for a new one! Thank you for your fantastic service and great quality items....see you soon

Staff is very rude. Store is cluttered and overwhelming, nothing but over priced nicnacs.read more

This was my favorite stop in all of Cocoa Village. A very friendly & knowledgeable owner shared…read moremany things about Turkey and the beautiful "art" pieces he sells in his store! I did not buy nearly all that I loved. Items are fairly priced, affordable. I enjoyed learning about the "evil eye" which wards away evil to the person who holds one. This shop will definitely be on my return visit list!

Excellent customer service during the sale and especially after, where a small problem was quickly…read moreresolved. You are sure to find something for your home or as a gift.

This adorable and unique shop is the best in the Village. The owners are very kind and helpful…read more They have amazing items in their store and surprises arrive all the time. If mermaids are special, you will find a lot of fun items here! Cindy P.

Next to The Pear Tree, this store is probably the brightest and least cluttered on the Cocoa…read moreVillage strip, and totally cute. It has lots of Florida beach house type of decorations at good prices. This store isn't as pricey as The Pear Tree, nor does it have as "classy" a selection, but it has lots of really fun stuff. Example: The back corner has a "Tiki bar" that is just full of fun stuff: masks, drums, steal drum CD's, Margaritaville signs, windchimes, etc. Lots of great stuff to decorate a Florida beach porch. Completely cute store - not to be missed on this strip.

The cafe has a ton of personality! I asked the barista if she recommended the rose matcha or the…read morevanilla latte. It seemed like the rose matcha had more of a tea rose, which would be nice and light for a warmer day. It was a rare cold day in Florida, and I chose to warm up with the latte. They offer soy, oat, and almond alternative milks. I went with Oatly oat. The store was set up with clothes and bouquets in the front. It was unique and a perfect place to go with a good girlfriend. It's an opportunity to shop locally. Additionally, they offer flower subscriptions. Excited to return here!

It's slim pickins on independent coffee shops in Cocoa, so this is usually my spot if I visit…read morewithout bringing my own coffee set up. However, I still think there is a lot of room for improvement. I love the girly girl decor and the baristas are super sweet, but their coffee program is weak. All my drinks come out milky with barely any coffee taste, even when I order a cap or cortado, and I really wish they would make their own syrups, because the monin and torani brands have a bad artificial flavor that brings down the drink quality a lot unfortunately.

Bottom Line: looking for something different to do - this will make a fun memory for the little…read moreones. It's a cute idea for a vacation beach area. It is modeled after Build-A-Bear AND they charge BAB prices - $50!!! The only problem I had with that is they don't have BAB options. There is only one Mermaid shape available. The S formation. My granddaughter wanted a mermaid that looked like it was swimming but there were no options. You pick from the empty forms that come in several different tail colors. Then you add a bikini top, also several color options, add hair, also several color options. Then you draw a face on the Mermaid. Next you stuff it. The young lady helping us , Veronica, was awesome. She was patient and soft spoken and very encouraging to my 4 yr old. She took over the stuffing, because it takes a LOT of stuffing!! Then they sew up the holes that were open for stuffing. Veronica let my GD help her do the sewing which my GD loved! Then come the options to really individualize your Mermaid. This is where they failed miserably. There was a basket of beaded stickers. We used that for a necklace. There were two plastic organizers with beads to string. We made a bracelet out of those. That was all there was to decorate. If you are going to charge BAB prices then have BAB accessories. You can buy 100's of little accessories from Oriental Trading for pennies. You're at a beach! You're making a Mermaid! Have some sunglasses to put on - or for that matter some clear glasses. Have a beach towel - roll up scrap material and glue to the arm. Have some surfboards. Have some fishing poles. There could be endless little additions. Bottom Line: it was way over priced for what they offered. Would I go again? Maybe. My GD likes her Mermaid and, Well, I'm a Grandmother, which means I'm a sucker for putting a smile on my GD's face, even when it is overpriced.

Suzy owes me $19,000.00 She borrowed the money from my ret…read moresavings 3 years ago and has never paid me back a dollar. I am having to sell my home and move out of state because of her. She told me she worked for Boeing for 27 years and was awaiting disability money from them.

Tiny hard-to-find shop that's totally worth finding, with super friendly staff! Always a great deal…read moreof some sort in the shop and plenty of funny/cute/quirky items nestled in between the candles and soaps to merit you attention. BONUS TIP: They're usually on the Ship & Shop event path too - watch for even better deals when these are going on.

What a cute little shop in Cocoa Village. Fresh soaps, bat bombs, and aromas. Grabbed up some yummy…read moresmelling soaps. Staff was super friendly and helpful.