An Olde Feedstore

An Olde Feedstore takes its name from exactly the kind of building history that Florida’s older downtowns are full of: a storefront that likely once served an agricultural or general supply purpose in Dunedin’s earlier decades, before downtown shifted from a working commercial center into the boutique and antique district it is known as today. The shop sits on Broadway, in the same block as Born To Shop, C Romano Jewelry Design, and JA Vassel Art & Antiques Gallery, right in the middle of what has become downtown Dunedin’s most concentrated stretch of antique and specialty retail.

Business directory data classifies An Olde Feedstore straightforwardly under the antiques category, without additional detail on a specific specialty or era of focus. That fits the general pattern for the smaller, independently run antique shops along this block, which tend to carry a broad, rotating mix of furniture, decor, and collectibles rather than specializing narrowly the way a shop like Patina Retro and Modern does with its retro and mid-century focus. A name evoking an old feed store also suggests the shop may lean toward a rustic, farmhouse, or Americana aesthetic in both its merchandise and its presentation, though that could not be independently confirmed through the sources available for this research.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s address geocoder confirms that 718 Broadway sits squarely within Dunedin’s incorporated city limits, consistent with the rest of the Broadway antique corridor covered throughout this guide. Walking this particular block of Broadway, a shopper passes several antique and specialty shops within just a few storefronts of each other, making An Olde Feedstore a natural stop on a broader downtown Dunedin antiquing route rather than a destination that requires a special separate trip.

Independently verifiable detail beyond the shop’s address, phone number, and antiques classification is limited. No standalone business website with retrievable content could be located, and specifics like established year, current ownership, and hours of operation were not confirmed through the sources available. That thin documentation is common among the smaller antique dealers in this particular stretch of Broadway, several of which appear to rely primarily on foot traffic and local reputation rather than an active online presence. Anyone planning a visit specifically to An Olde Feedstore should call ahead to confirm current hours, though the shop’s positioning within an already well established antique shopping block is a reasonably good sign for anyone simply browsing the area.