Lloyds of Lakeland Antiques

Lots of glass plates, silverware and dishes. Many items are broken or what I would consider «junk». Lots of things are really overpriced as well. Fun to go look around, but unless you want to pay $ 14 for a vintage glass, this probably isn’t the place for you.
Sing to Wanda the bird upstairs. If you laugh. She will bob her head. Probably the most enjoyable thing I saw and did there.
They charge sales tax atop the tagged price. I wish I had struck a deal for cash for the items I did get, but they were actually reasonable, so I don’t feel terrible for what I ended up paying. Probably wouldn’t come back though.

After a large cash transaction with Miss Ruby I will not be back. She promoted a huge sale on her entire inventory — 50% off. Told me I had to pay cash for these deep discounts. Boy, was I a sucker. I showed my «fabulous finds» to a friend who’s been a dealer for 30 years. He told me I paid top dollar for a bunch of CRAP. Many of her pieces had been chipped and repaired — then sold at a high price — what you’d normally pay for the same item in MINT condition. She comes across like a like a sweet elderly lady. But when it comes to her business, she’s dishonest and unethical. Buyer beware!

Fun, quirky place with TONS to see! My daughter (5 yrs old) loves to get her 6 free marbles and to see Waldo the bird upstairs. Good deals to be had as well — you just need some time to find them!

I like this place a lot. Like with most antique shops they usually give a discount when you pay cash since that resolves their credit card terminal fees.
The giant Macaw upstairs does bite — so don’t try to pet him.
With that said — the store is huge and I have spent mad amounts of money there over the years and gotten absolutely fabulous deals !
We bought an American Brilliant lamp there for like $ 30 — Wow !
Bought a Victorian desk there, a Kralik vase, 3 tantalus sets, jewelry boxes, gold jewelry — very pleased with my experiences there. The store is 2 stories and packed with goodies.
They are a beautiful Christian family — and therefor closed on Sundays

Just left this nice antique store. Almost didn’t go because of an old review. I found the staff to be very friendly, quite helpful. The store had a wide variety of items. We will definitely return again!

Rude staff. The deals aren’t worth putting up with these people.

Best antique mall in Lakeland found reasonably priced antiques

A friend and I walked into this store, and were informed that we must leave our purses with a gentleman sitting at a table.
Me no think so!
They either think we are a clutz or a thief! Shame, shame on you, LLyods!
Walked out & will not be back!

Went to downtown Lakeland, fl farmers market and show. I parked in this lot which did not say private parking or for customers only. I got out of my vehicle, said hello to the older man in the lot. Someone exiting the store said the parking was for customers only. I asked the older man if this was accurate was told that I couldn’t park there-. (why wasn’t parking clearly marked when all other establishments supported this fair and this establishment was on the northern side of all activity not near the heart of the days fair). I am upset the older man did not voice his rules. He said it was private property but was not clearly marked.
I would steer clear of this establishment as it does not support Downtowns revitalization and should clearly mark their ‘property’ stating their intentions are is for their preferences only.

It’s an antique mall so they have good stuff and a lot of junk. Some spots were overpriced but most were fair and never pay what the ticket says. Cash talks here just like at most antique stores.

Tremendous variety! Lots of oldies but goodies. You’ll find something you didn’t know you needed. Near to other antiques stores so you can make a day of it in our easy-​to-​walk around downtown.

I’m not much an an antique shopper, but I’ve been here a couple of times with friends. They have all sorts of stuff here; some prices struck me as decent but other prices were out of whack. What ev. The stuff either sells or it doesn’t. Convenient parking is available and it is close to downtown restaurants if you’d like to make a day out of your antiquing.