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One of the more inviting of Homestead’s 20-odd antiques shops, at least half of which are on Krome Avenue, the town’s main street. Snoop here for fine antiques, old clocks, Victorian bric-a-brac, Depression glass, pottery, vintage linens, jewelry, etc.

Great wines from around the world at good prices, and the chance to try many of them by the glass. Sit out on the porch and watch the life on the street.

If you are interested in Cuban memorabilia, this store is bound to have it. Items on sale include reproductions of Cuban artwork, telephone books and, of course, cigars.

A unique gift shop with a captivating range of handmade objects: elaborate jewelry, handblown glass, and imported objets , all with a distinctly fabulous air. Fabulous prices, too, for the most part.

A pleasant little mall in downtown Homestead. Spaces, to the left as you enter, and Found Treasures, toward the end on the right, are very appealing. A classic shell-encrusted clock or mirror, for example, is utterly characteristic of regional Florida culture.

Everything needed for a lifetime of romantic dinners: place settings, linens, decorative objects galore, gourmet treats, and a florist.

Environmentally conscious, aromatherapy day spa, with various treatments and a line of natural fiber clothing, herbal lotions, and organic foods.

Yes, books in the middle of South Beach, and a reference to Franz Kafka, no less. Just in case you suddenly start feeling intellectual on the beach.

The Square Shopping Center, 260 Crandon Boulevard, and several other generic types nearby are just about all that you’ll find on Key Biscayne. They contain a few art galleries, small clothing boutiques, and the usual mix of banks, chain stores, and dentists.

A company that has made their own all-natural products right here since 1971, without any animal testing.