The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Coral Springs

GC Pawn #4 - Gold N Connection LLC is a Margate spot for pawning or selling items, and browsing a wide-ranging inventory that includes jewelry, electronics, tools, musical instruments, and more. New deals are added regularly, so it’s worth a look before buying something new.

From the Margate newsletter, November 12, 2026

Margate Retail Store and Donation Center is a good spot to hunt for pre-owned clothing, furniture, housewares, and other useful finds without paying full price. Shopping and donating both support Goodwill South Florida’s work creating jobs and opportunities, so your next unexpected treasure can do a little good, too.

From the Margate newsletter, November 15, 2026

Relove Miami is the kind of vintage spot you pop into between cafecito runs and somehow walk out with a piece that feels like you’ve owned it forever. Thoughtful selections, real character, and zero fast-fashion vibes, just solid Miami style you’ll actually wear.

From the Miami newsletter, September 17, 2026

Gmar Furniture and More keeps Miami homes furnished without drama, with bedroom, dining, and living pieces plus some handy miscellaneous finds. Bonus, they even handle notary services, so you can pick a bed and stamp a doc in one trip.

From the Miami newsletter, September 24, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, furniture, housewares & more.

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, furniture, housewares & more.

Refresh your closet or home with budget-friendly finds at WID Blooming Sales (Women In Distress Thrift Store), where gently used clothing, furniture, and housewares turn into something bigger.

From the Coconut Creek newsletter, October 29, 2026

This family-friendly store sells used goods such as clothes and furniture.

Red White & Blue Thrift Store keeps the racks color-sorted and the discoveries constant, with over 10,000 fresh secondhand items landing daily.

From the Miami newsletter, October 3, 2026

Harlow's Vintage brings together true vintage clothing for women and men, plus accessories, records, and books. It’s a fun spot to hunt for standout pieces, especially if ’70s denim or a one-of-a-kind handbag speaks to you.

From the Miami newsletter, November 12, 2026

Whether you're after perfectly broken-in denim, statement accessories, or shoes with real personality, Turn Back the Clock Shop keeps the racks stacked with unique finds you won't see on everyone else. Pop in for that Miami-cool mix of retro and chic, curated by folks who actually love this stuff.

From the Miami-Dade County newsletter, November 5, 2026

Level up your closet this week at Lotus House Thrift Chic Boutique, where boutique-worthy pieces and surprise high end labels pop up alongside things like Zara jumpsuits and Adidas Sambas.

From the Miami newsletter, October 29, 2026

Coral Springs folks, The Shed Thrift is the kind of tidy, friendly spot where the racks change fast and the prices stay sane, so you can score clothes, jewelry, walkers, kitchen gadgets, even pet food without the chaos. Bonus, your haul helps a pet-focused mission that actually feels worth rooting for.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, October 29, 2026

Upgrade your closet and your home guilt free at Bargain Box Thrift Shop, where the racks turn over fast with everything from practical basics to collectible pieces, handbags, art, jewelry and furniture, all priced to sell.

From the Miami newsletter, November 5, 2026

Refresh your space and closet this week at The Caring Place Thrift Store, where beautifully curated clothing, home goods, furniture, books, toys, and even electronics turn into real support for local outreach across Miami-Dade and Broward.

From the Wellington newsletter, September 30, 2026

Resale Concierge is Miami’s largest luxury fashion consignment store, serving up authenticated, pre-loved designer bags, shoes, and statement pieces from brands like Chanel, Gucci, and Saint Laurent, plus curated influencer closets.

From the Miami newsletter, October 22, 2026

Antiques & Design Miami brings together 36 boutique stores, a mix of mid-century, Art Deco, collectibles and vintage decor that actually feels curated, not dusty.

From the Miami newsletter, October 1, 2026

Thrift shop stocking used goods such as clothing, furniture and books, and run by the Salvation Army.

Tired of mass-produced decor that shows up in everyone’s feed? Leon Antiques is a rabbit hole of one-of-a-kind furniture, art, and curios that add Miami-worthy character to your place, the kind of conversation starters your algorithm would never recommend.

From the Miami newsletter, August 20, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, furniture, housewares & more.

Whether you're refreshing your closet with something that tells a story or hunting for that perfect throwback staple, Reserved MIA keeps a thoughtful selection of vintage online and lets you subscribe for updates. An easy add to your local radar if you like pieces with personality, not just logos.

From the Miami newsletter, October 8, 2026

For vintage finds without the dust-cloud sneeze, Szyn Thrift & Vintage keeps it curated, affordable, and pre-washed, so the gems are ready to wear. Expect rotating racks of well-chosen vintage finds that feel like you, not a costume, from a shop with three Florida locations.

From the Miami newsletter, October 15, 2026

Hillsboro Antique Mall brings together a wide-ranging collection of vintage relics from a variety of vendors, so browsing can turn up anything from a nostalgic keepsake to a wonderfully odd conversation piece. It’s a fun Margate stop for locals who enjoy the thrill of not quite knowing what they’ll find.

From the Coconut Creek newsletter, November 5, 2026

Yesterday is the kind of spot you hit when you want character, not copycats. Expect music tees from Bob Marley to Led Zeppelin, Tupac prints, light-wash Levi’s, varsity cardigans, cargo pants, old-school watches, even a 1975 Gatorade ringer... the kind of well-picked pieces you actually wear around town.

From the South Miami newsletter, September 4, 2026