Where to Shop in Orlando

1. Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores

Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores is home to a multitude of renowned stores from GAP and GUESS to Converse, Carter’s Old Navy and Izod and is a favorite for local outlet shoppers as well as tourists. The outdoor shopping mall features rows of shops set around a plaza-like space with an open-air playground for children to enjoy while the adults are shopping. Stores offer big discounts on apparel and factory-direct homeware, with savings of up to 75 percent off every day. Stores include Calvin Klein, Fossil, Crocs, Reebok, Timberland, Justice, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike and more. Lake Buena Vista Factory Shops is open daily and a free shuttle service from some hotels in Orlando and the Kissimmee area is provided.

15657 State Road 535 Orlando, FL 32821, Phone: 407-238-9301

2. Adjectives Market

The Adjectives Market is an eclectic community of artists, craftsmen, and home décor experts that source and find a wide variety of treasures for curated boutique galleries in three market locations in the Central Florida area. Located in Altamonte Springs, Winter Park and Winter Gardens, the Adjectives Market has over 150 boutique collections of beautiful furniture, home décor items, artworks, handicrafts, vintage designer handbags, retro fashion, handcrafted jewelry, historic memorabilia, vintage records, and other special treasures. Spanning 50,000 square feet across the three locations, the Adjectives Market has something for everyone and is open on a daily basis, year-round.

Altamonte Springs: 1200 E Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701, Phone: 321-203-2524

Winter Park: 460 N Orlando Ave #124, Winter Park, FL 32789, Phone: 321-203-2526

Winter Garden: 137 W. Plant Street, Winter Garden, FL 34787, Phone: 321-422-2710

3. Dear Prudence and the Bead Lounge

Dear Prudence and the Bead Lounge is a wholesale and retail jewelry business that sells a wide range of jewelry, beads and accessories. Founded in 1997, the store sells the highest quality lead and nickel-free materials and craft supplies for home jewelry enthusiasts such as beads, trinkets and jewelry-making tools, as well as handmade jewelry that is assembled and handmade on site before being sold. Other items sold in the shop include handmade clothing, accessories, keychains, and other items, and the store offers custom design services along with arts and crafts and jewelry classes.

2912 Corrine Drive, Orlando, FL 32803, Phone: 407-894-8941

4. Driftwood Market

The Driftwood Market is a small mother-daughter owned and operated business that sells an array of hand curated and artisan products, furnishings, and home décor pieces. Located in the Winter Garden district, the store sources one-of-a-kind products from local artisans and international suppliers, including wooden monograms, unique barware, monogrammed gifts and exclusive presents for special occasions. Driftwood Market is also home to a 'Maker's Space', which offers a range of artisan workshops and art classes taught by local artists and skilled craftsmen, providing a relaxed atmosphere in which guests can create their own treasures.

46 W Plant St, Orlando, FL 32804, Phone: 407-730-4252

5. East End Market

East End Market is a neighborhood market, food hub and event center and in the Audubon Park Garden District of Orlando. Located just a few minutes’ drive northeast out of the downtown area, the market is based in a two-story building that houses some of Central Florida’s top chefs, artists, food entrepreneurs, and craftsmen who showcase their wares. The market offers award-winning catering, world-class dining, upmarket food and retail merchants, organic gardens and kitchens, and venues for special events and functions. Visitors can savor mouthwatering food and beverages at several world-class restaurants, buy fresh produce and prepared meals, and watch cooking demonstrations in a live-cooking area.

3201 Corrine Drive, Orlando, FL 32803, Phone: 321-236-3316

6. Gypsy Apothecary Herb & Metaphysical Shoppe

Located on Orange Avenue in Orlando, the Gypsy Apothecary Herb & Metaphysical Shoppe sells a variety of organic herbs and spices, essential oils, Himalayan salt, teas, crystals, incense, jewelry, lamps, spiritual items and other unique gifts from around the world. A team of herbalists is on hand to offer information and advice about alternative healing, reiki and crystals, and Energy Work, Reiki, Sound Healing and Spiritually Guided Readings are available by appointment. Visitors can help themselves to tea form the self-serve gypsy tea station while shopping.

3540 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32806, Phone: 407-745-5805

7. Hogan's Beach Shop

Hogan's Beach Shop sells a variety of beach apparel, casual clothing and accessories along with iconic wrestling memorabilia featuring the Immortal Hulk Hogan. Located on Mandalay Avenue in Clearwater, the shop offers clothing for men, women and children, such as t-shirts, shorts, beachwear, swimming wear and towels, along with wrestling title and weight belts, signed souvenirs, and toys. Hulk Hogan fans can also purchase autographed apparel, media, home décor, posters, titles belts, and more from Hogan’s Vault.

483 Mandalay Ave #108, Clearwater Beach, FL 33767, Phone: 727-461-0099

8. La Femme du Fromage

Located in the East End Market, La Femme du Fromage is a charming little café and coffee shop that serves gourmet sandwiches, cheese and charcuterie boards and daily specials all centered around cheese, along with a fabulous selection of champagnes, wine, and craft beer. Owned by Tonda Corrente, who is fondly known as ‘The Cheese Lady,’ La Femme du Fromage is dedicated to artisan and farmstead cheeses and sells a wide variety of cheeses and food prepared with cheese. The store also hosts cheese and wine pairings and offers advice on cheese purchasing and preparation.

3201 Corrine Dr #106, Orlando, FL 32803, Phone: 407-571-9947

9. 1618 Something Different Retro

1618 Something Different Retro is a quirky store that sells Danish, Mid-Century, and Retro furniture as well as antiques and unique furnishings. Established in 1996, the store features a wide range of vintage sofas, armchairs, occasional chairs, and other furniture, along with unique gifts and one-of-a-kind objects. The store’s inventory changes on a regular basis, so there is always something new and old in the store, along with unique treasures for every taste.

1618 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32804, Phone: 407-897-6707