We visited Out There Antiques this past weekend and found just a great place for collectibles…read more There's a bit of everything here, some good furniture, art, books, but the draw here is definitively the collectibles. Glasses from McDonald's, sports memorabilia, action figures, Precious Moments etc. Just a great selection of vendor, THE place to go for collectibles of all kinds. The staff were very informed and helpful. Many of the vendors were having sales as well. You can find a great deal here. I recommend you visit Out There Antiques as part of the excellent Vintage experience in the St Johns and Jacksonville area.

Around 30 vendors in this smaller warehouse space, with a variety of things to explore large and…read moresmall and a few MCM booths. Parking out front was tight but manageable, seemed like a good amount of people inside. Person behind the counter was welcoming when we arrived and departed. Hard to say about pricing, we didn't find anything on this visit.

This place was clean and very organized. The employees were very helpful. There was a wide choices…read moreof clothing, shoes, furniture. The prices weren't to bad and it is going to a good cause.

they have a poor selection of clothes, and the boutique is way too overpriced and has items from…read moreRoss listed at the same price you could get it from Ross. Most of the clothes are not worth the price listed, and the way they organized most of the clothes is very frustrating, its a whole workout just to look at shirts since they're on racks that should just be for dresses. they have plenty of furniture and the workers are very nice, but if you're looking for clothes you won't find anything good here.

What a fun and fabulous place to shop!! It is a newly opened cottage located in the Bayard Antique…read moreVillage, cottage #12. It has an eclectic and whimsical inventory of all handmade items. You can choose from wreaths made for various seasons, vintage/retro signs that appeal to all personalities, jewelry, framed art, as well as original paintings. The items will appeal to all ages, from hair bows to coffee mugs, all created with a personal touch! This is a great place to start your holiday shopping early, because there are so many treasures and unique presents to be found.... For YOU and for someone else!!

The owner is very knowledgeable and great to do business with. The shop has a large inventory of…read moremilitary collectables from all eras. Bill takes the time to share his vast knowledge and answer questions.

Visiting my brother for the week and enjoying history. DMZ is a great little hidden gem on a busy…read moreroad with people driving down it all the time and never going in. The owner was welcoming and open to conversation. Shared stories and talked about different artifacts and all the history the items were involved with. The selection and variation of historical items was impressive. I recommend, take 10 minutes (or more) out of your day and learn something new. Support your local businesses!

All I can start off by saying is WOW!! I was amazed from start to finish!! Staff was helpful beyond…read moretheir duty!! They helped me find the perfect gift for my grandson!! His world lit up when he saw it!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! POPPY OF THE YEAR NOW!!! LOL! 10/10 recommend and 100/10 will be back!!

Prehistoric Florida is great for tourists who aren't real collectors of rocks or fossils...which is…read morewhy I'd like to put my review at 3 stars, but the reality is, Prehistoric Florida just isn't for me, and that's okay! It's a really neat shop and is a must-visit, don't get me wrong. There's so much to see here and there are a lot of cool pieces to look at. However, if you're a collector like myself, you will be shocked by the price gouging. I have an extensive rock collection and I already own a lot of the rocks offered here, so when I saw the prices doubled if not tripled, I gasped. For example, I own a beaver skull and it cost me maybe $40. At Prehistoric Florida, that beaver skull is marked up well over $100. I also own a cave bear paw that cost $600...here at Prehistoric Florida, that cave bear paw is marked at over $1200. So while I enjoyed browsing, I was bummed that I wasn't going to buy anything due to the high prices.

This was a fun and unexpected stop during our few hours in St.Augustine. Having just returned from…read moreIndonesia a few months ago, it was fun to reminisce through the treasures found at Cathie store. From batik and dyed fabrics (clothing, blankets, pillow covers, etc) and furniture to decor and home fixtures like knobs, there was an impressive array of inventory on hand. The prices also seemed reasonable given freight expenses. The shop is located in a strip of other local shops like a florist and hobby shop/collector's spot. Parking can be found for free on the surrounding streets. Happy shopping- you'll find some beautiful treasures here.

A fun store! Lots of unique finds from Indonesia, I bought a neat fish wall sculpture and a couple…read moreof handmade fans, reasonably priced. It's my favorite shop in St. Augustine so far!

The first store we stopped in during our day trip to St. Augustine. The woman working here was so…read morefriendly and we talked about gummy llamas (so thrilled that is a thing, and now we are on a search to find them!). It's a bit pricey, but if you're willing to spend, the items are adorable.

So Mermazing was such an enjoyable shopping experience. Donna, the sales assistant, was so sweet…read moreand helpful. She helped me find the perfect gifts for my granddaughter who is crazy about Mermaids. Don't miss this unique store.

I had positive experience here. I got a matching saucer & teacup with beautiful autumn leaves made…read morein Japan for $2 . My friend bought some cool books. I got a measuring spoon set for a $1. They usually retail for over $20 in boutiques. Some items were expensive in the boutique area but I was not interested in any of those items. I love how they have an area of canned food and supplies for people in need. A nice thrift shop to check out in St. Augustine.

After digging through this mess of a store, actually found a doll I wanted to buy in a crib full of…read more200+ unpriced stuffed animals, etc. Volunteer at register told me the doll is $5 and would not do any better. She claimed a volunteer at the store looks up the prices of everything that comes in and this doll was made in Germany and is probably worth at least $20. (Which is why it was tossed in a bottomless pile of other stuffed animals, and not not behind the counter and priced at $20???) When I tried to take the doll back to the bin and look for another...she refused to let me take it!!! (FYI the last doll I bought here cost 25 cents.) She put it behind the counter and said she would put the proper price on it and put it back out on the floor later. Decided to go back for the doll that afternoon, but doll was nowhere to be found, staff looked behind counter, etc. After explaining to the afternoon crew what happened and who was working, they replied "Oh, that's the doll lady, she's into dolls. She took it home." Long story short, I tried to purchase an item the employee at the register decided she wanted for herself. Therefore, she intentionally overpriced it, lied to my face, and kept it for herself. Such behavior is unacceptable on so many levels as far as fairness, customer service, and the fact that this is a charity organization, raising funds with the sale of donated items. As a long time thrift store shopper, and I guarantee other thrift store regulars will agree, what this sales person did was sneaky, unfair, and unethical. Needless to say I will never set foot in this shop again, and encourage others to STAY AWAY!!!