Great little thrift stores. They always have pretty good…read moredeals in here and you need stuff. They also have some furniture in here. Parking is across the street and open lot and it's free.

Great little thrift shop next to the first United Methodist Church in Mount Dora. Note: they are…read moreonly open Thursday , Friday and Saturday for a few hours. Everything inside is donated, all the profits go to charities, and the staff who work here are volunteers. We found a few items today for a great price. Today, all pictures were half off. My mom scored a beautiful picture of Jesus and Mary in an awesome wooden frame for $10, a Bible in a hand crafted wooden box for $10, and a decorative cross that lights up for $12; not bad. Although I didn't find anything for myself I would definitely return again because the inventory moves quick in this place meaning there is something new always coming in.

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'.

A friend and I made it to a "Sip n Shop" this last week right before Labor Day. It was my 1st…read moretime, but my friend went once before. We just moved in together to a new place, so we wanted to spice things up. I also am really into supporting local businesses these days so we kicked off the holiday weekend with a bang at The Mercantile and specifically their Thursday night party. It was a really fun vibe! Like surprisingly fun!!! I thought it might be like the places my grandma dragged me too when I was young. NO! It smelled fresh and clean, not like mothballs and old clothes (great placement of the soaps and toiletries in the front). They were playing disco music and people were really excited to be there. This super friendly couple that were dressed in crazy 50's shirts (owners maybe?) were really helpful explaining the number & letter system on the floor for navigation and how to use our beer and wine tickets. I'm not an antique person but I also don't want things for the house that everyone has so this place hit the mark. The shop had so much to choose from! I ended up with some wall art, handmade soaps, a serving platter for our 1st party, an old vinyl record and a cat themed gift for my mom's bday. CRAZY selections from front to back. The drawbacks for this place were already mentioned in some reviews I read before going - parking is hard, but they do allow drive up delivery to car for heavy items (we took advantage for a chair my roommate bought), the line for the drinks, and the line to check out (my roommate confirmed they had no line when she 1st went so I assume it was the event causing some backups). *** The GOOD far outweighs the lines in our experience!! Plus, it was a party!!! The fun couple said it was a "fun and cheap" date night and suggested a local restaurant to make it a full evening which I might do next time. I was overwhelmed in such a positive way from the 2 + hours we spent walking the store. I am pretty sure I missed a lot of booths so I will plan ahead for next time. The couple next to us in check out said they try to visit early Sundays to miss all the people and to park easily which sounds like a really good plan for my next visit.

Parking can be hard, and be prepared to spend hours because there is just so much to look at. I…read morereally like that so many vendors have little boutiques in one spot. I went home with patches, prints, some gifts, and some home decor. I'm sure because of the consignment style things rotate a lot so I'll be going back again!

Great prices & great staff!!! You can find most anything there. Love all the books too.read more

Very well organized thrift store, with new items donated by businesses. Plenty of parking and the…read moreused furniture is worth a look. Brass decorations, and better than the usual clothes. Used power tools and sports items and collectibles from time to time.

Located next to a laundromat, this small, quirky shop offers a variety of items from housewares to…read morecollectibles to clothes. There are a few spots in front of the shop and in the small strip mall plaza - if you go during a non-peak time, it's easy to find a spot. Prices vary on items in the shop and I saw a mix of eras and item types. There's something in almost every section of the small location, but the space didn't feel crammed, junky, or too claustrophobic to explore. Nothing caught my eye when I went in there, but the guy working there was friendly and left us to browse on our own. I feel the majority of the items were a little more retro than vintage when I went in there. (I tend to associate vintage with 30 years and older - I felt I saw more late 80s to early 2000s items in the shop than true vintage in a way.)

This place was full of nostalgia. It's a tiny space full of things so you definitely had to look at…read moreeach nook and cranny. There was an area with clothes too, nice collection. We did buy a vinyl that was very well priced. I would pop back in when in the area to see the vinyl collection.

Some reviews are based on the establishment itself others are based on past experiences or what's…read morein the area. Clermont is not known for it's antique stores, there are actually very few and none are very impressive but this little gem can be found off of Montrose Street and could be the exception to the rule. It's not a large store but it is filled with some unique items and is actually worth the short jog off the main road if you're passing through the area. The store is clean and organized and was the oasis I was looking for to escape the hot Florida sun the air conditioning was as welcoming as the owner of the shop. Unfortunately Clermont's location doesn't make it one of the "I have to visit" type of places, other than the winery there's really not much to do out this way. In regards to antique shopping there are much better itineraries in Florida.

Small but some nice jewelry. Few clothing and furniture items. Enough room for comfortable…read morebrowsing

I love this store. It's a great place to thrift. I always find cute items. Every time we go they…read morealways have new stuff at great prices. Looking forward to going again this week.

This is one of the greatest treasures in this area. All items are donations and all people working…read morethere are volunteers. The items are high quality at a very discounted price. All proceeds go to back to help the community. If you can't find something you need inside then you must have everything you want. Oh I forgot to mention everyone working there is polite and friendly and ready to help.

Great place for gently used items. Very nice people volunteer. It would be nice if they had longer…read morehours. I try to get there when I can. Always find something good to take home.

The selection - for a small place -is exceptional and of high quality - adding to the value. No…read morefurniture and a high number of "free" items meaning they constantly cull their items for in-demand items. It's small so service is great - ask for something and the staff will probably direct you to it!