The shopping center is decently maintained and offers a nice selection of retail stores and…read morerestaurants. There is also a bank, a cleaners and the usual assortment of businesses that you would find at a shopping plaza. I will say I was surprised to see an Enterprise car rental center located here, but whatever works. It is also very convenient the Interstate 10 for anyone that just wants to get off the highway and grab a quick bite to eat. I would recommend a trip here

This little gem is on the edge of the downtown fort walton beach strip on miracle strip parkway…read more For those who love VINTAGE, thrift store finds this place has a HUGE variety with marked down prices its crazy. A shop like this in a huge city would price their selection way higher. They have all sorts of eras, 1930-1980s finds. Mostly womens and mens clothing and accessories no children's items. They have this couch set up also for sale in there that's pretty cool and the woman that's running it is super sweet!! Love retro? fashion minded? Love being the person with eclectic pieces that everyone asks you about? This place has it. This is your spot. Worth a look through for locals or tourists.

Best vintage clothing shop in Fort Walton Beach. Love the vibes here and the unique finds that are…read moreon the hangers. The owner is also great at styling clothes and figuring out what looks great on people. You can't find a vintage clothing store better than this one in Panhandle FL!

We love this place, they have lots of cool stuff and the staff is really nice…read more We found an Alaskan soapstone carving and an alabaster egg. Worth a visit! We will visit again.

Friendly staff and a diverse collection of goods. It's pretty small, though, in comparison to…read moreothers in the area. No doubt, you can find some interesting treasures, but definitely not as well-stocked as neighboring shops.

When visiting the Fort Walton Beach, Florida area, one needs to visit the West Gate Shoppette at…read moreEglin AFB. It's worth a visit and sure to meet all of your local shopping and nutritional needs. My entourage and I were confined to the base due to lack of transportation and all dining establishments being closed, so we visited the West Gate Shoppette. We found it refreshingly abundant in its diverse selection of foods, drinks, and souvenirs. It is well worth the walk since there is really no other place to go beat feet. As you approach the Shoppette, you will first notice the large gas pavilion where those privileged to operate motor vehicles can obtain gasoline. There, you can purchase regular, mid-grade, and premium fuel blends (all unleaded, of course). I asked if it's ok to take photos and the villagers there simply smiled and gestured to go ahead. But what we really wanted to do was go inside the main Shoppette since it was raining on us. As you enter the low-arch foyer with sliding doors, you are greeted by a shopkeeper who may or may not ask for your ID depending on his mood and on his suspicions on whether you belong in there or not. Security seems to be of utmost importance; they obviously want to keep the riff-raff and street urchins from bothering their customers. Once you "make it in," the wild abundance of local treasures awaits! I recommend that you first walk through all of the aisles to quickly scan the medley of shelves, counters, racks, and freezers to see what catches your fancy. After you do that, you can go back to those areas which seem the most interesting (otherwise you'll be in here forever). As for me, I checked out the breakfast selections (it was late morning, but hey, I'm on vacation where there are no rules, lol) where I bought a local favorite: the refrigerated Jimmy Dean egg/sausage biscuit sandwich. With some help from the store merchant, I managed to warm it up in a microwave device. As I ate my breakfast, I wandered around the Shoppette, noting the local villagers who were there buying their native staple foods. I was concerned that I might be overcharged on my sandwich for being a tourist, but I was not. Perhaps this is highly indicative of the honesty and friendliness of the local populace. I did try to haggle over a bar of local candy called Snickers but it appears there's no bargaining here, perhaps even frowned upon culturally. Other foods were available. As I was getting ready to travel in an airplane soon, I looked for foods that would not be messy during my ride. Universal fare like beef jerky strips (certainly made from the local cattle), pretzels, Starkist snack packs, and corn nuts were available. They also had bottled drinks (I was afraid they wouldn't have Pepsi, but they did) and alcoholic drinks as well. My friend Darren in fact bought like 12 cases of some hard-to-get beer. Later, I perused the reading section which held magazines enjoyed by the Eglin denizens. There were titles like "Good Housekeeping," the cryptically-titled "FHM," plus those with puzzles like "Top 200 Sudoku" and "Celebrity Crosswords." While I didn't purchase any of the local reads for myself, I can tell that these intellectual Eglinites are certainly no simpletons! After spending about 10 minutes in there, I was certainly exhausted, but was glad I came here. It certainly should be a #1 TripAdvisor destination, if it could only get those votes.

The people that run the Army Navy Store of Fort Walton Beach are a very focused and Christian based…read morefamily with strong values and character. They maintain a drive to Satisfy their customers. They also have discounts toward the end of some days once they have met their daily business agenda/goal. We all still need to understand that they have a business to run as well. The power bill as well as business costs do not come free. They can and will order items and have them at the store within a few business days as long as you give them notice as to what it is that you are looking for. The owner and his wife both possess a solid eye for helping the service member with any clothing need or gear that one desires to fit their need. I will definitely give them business in the future and will recommend all branches, including; Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines shop at this location. Jonathan L.

Everyone very friendly and great advice on going forward with disabilities…read more Lots of different items.

Really appreciate the value for people needing nice things and at really great prices. Easily…read morecould get more than they put in the items but that doesn't appear to be their goal. The deals are so fair, resellers would be there when we were shopping and just loading up their carts. We were there when a couple gentlemen were following the carts coming out from the donations and retrieving things before they could put them on the shelf. Since they remodeled they must have addressed those reselling and set some boundaries. Nice place to find great deals and every time were in town we stop in.

My family and I go here every Saturday at opening everyone does the morning prayer ! The selection…read moreof clothing is never promised to be great it's a thrift store but we love it and never leave empty handed! Service is incredible everyone is always super sweet our favorite is the older gentleman hes silly ! They have everything ranging from pregnancy - infant clothing even home decor.

Went in on vacation and my friends loved it so much they bought some shoes! Great store selection…read morefor this upscale boutique location so happy we randomly ran across this location the service is top tier

It's rare to find a sneaker shop in the Panhandle. It's even more rare to fine one with the…read moreselection of this store. There were so many pairs of shoes for each different style and that was impressive to me. Today I came in to sell a pair of shoes. I was able to sell my Air Jordan Flint 13s with very little hassle. There aren't many sneaker shops that let you see sneakers in the Panhandle so this was a welcome surprise. I'm so happy to have a place like this within driving distance. They had so much streetwear in stock that I hadn't seen before. They also had the newest shoe releases. I would recommend this place to anyone who considers their self a sneakerhead.

It's not an antique destination but it has some antique jewelry. There is a variety of artwork and…read moreclothing. Service was great. The items were on the expensive side.

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