Lemon Street Market & Mercantile

Super cute store with a mix of handmade and vintage items - located downtown within close walking distance of cafe’s, coffee shops, an art gallery, and other antique stores. Also a great place to learn about the history of Palatka or get info on upcoming community events.

This is a super cute store that is curated of local vendors who handcraft the items. There is an eclectic collection of items that you may find. The place is decorated with local history like Florida maps and brochures, a bag from a paper route for the local Palatka Daily News paper. My favorite thing is the art-o-matic that is made from an old cigarette dispenser. You purchase a token from the clerk (usually the owner herself), and insert it into the machine. You can select which piece of artwork you would like to take home, and pull the lever! Out pops a small piece of art!

Beautiful store with a lot of unique items for sale. Very nice owner too.

Great stop if you are in Downtown PalatkaA Vintage / Retro Quality store

Locally owned & supports local vendors with handcrafted products that are quality specialty items for the customer such as soy candles & goat milk soaps.

We enjoyed visiting the Lemon Street Market & Mercantile today. I really like that the name of the shop pays homage to the fact that St. John’s Avenue used to be called Lemon Street. They have antiques as well as other unique products. The proprietor was very friendly and made us feel welcome.

Very cute little shop. Also sells Mayday ice cream and kombucha.

Fabulous eclectic food shop and more -- many locally sourced items -- and perhaps best of all, local owner Robbi Correa saved and put to use a local landmark building! Kudos!

I've watched the owner see her dream come true. Robbi saw the need and dreamed of having a market in downtown Palatka. She is buying local, Jax and St. Aug areas. I enjoyed Mayfield ice cream eaten with a little wooden spoon, met new people and bought a few things. Such a blessing for downtown. #PositivelyPalatka .

I was in downtown Palatka this past Saturday and as luck would have it, the store was open and celebrating its soft opening. I was even more pleasantly surprised to see what a charming, eclectic store it was filled with all sorts of great nostalgia, unique gifts, and locally-produced food items. While I wasn’t able to try the ice cream this time, I did purchase a wedge of their Gouda cheese and red pepper stuffed olives which we tried last night - scrumptious! I also bought some coffee, potatoes and mini cukes, which I haven’t tried yet but did make a pot of their delectable lemon tea which was a real treat. What a delightful interesting market and what a plus for downtown Palatka!