Freaky BouTiki - Souvenirs, Henna, Surf Shop — Local services in Corolla

Freaky Boutiki is always a fun stop, but what made our visit truly stand out was the incredible service from Cono. From the second we walked in, he greeted us with the kind of genuine warmth and humor that instantly made us feel welcome. He has that rare ability to make shopping feel like hanging out with a good friend — laid-back, yet super attentive to what you’re looking for.

We came in just to browse, but thanks to Cono’s great recommendations and vibe (no pun intended), we ended up walking out with three vapes. He wasn’t pushy at all — just super knowledgeable and made the whole process easy and fun. He took the time to explain the differences between them and made sure we left with exactly what fit our preferences. Honestly, it felt more like a conversation than a sales pitch.

It’s rare to find someone who blends customer service with authenticity so effortlessly. Cono made our experience at Freaky Boutiki memorable, and we’re already looking forward to our next visit. Whether you’re shopping for gifts, gear, or just a good time, do yourself a favor and talk to Cono —...

Got some pretty Keith Haring glass here. Salesman behind the counter was helpful and eager to share similar pieces to us. He offered us a better price for the purchase of two small pieces and we left happy! There's so much to see. You'll likely leave with something you never knew you needed....like Roman warrior armor. And yes, it's metal, and heavy. Knick knacks, shot glasses, hats, flip flops, a t-shirt for everyone you know, beach toys, squishy bananas, a 4.5 lb giant squish gorilla, beer bongs, sunglasses, sweatshirts, keychains, shirts with Tupac on them, shirts with Trump on them, shirts with Trump dressed as Tupac on them, bathing suits, a legendary assortment of glass pieces, things that glow, stuff that flies, seashells and slingshots. Everyone can find something in this jawn that lights up their inner child. Can't wait to go...

Odd place, seems to have an identity crisis going on with advertising as a vape store but having about 80% of their store space being clothing and a henna station. When I arrived I didn’t see anyone doing henna tattoos but a couple walked in asking for appointments and the man behind the counter referenced “his Russian girl” can come in whenever to help them. I see that many people feel this place is over priced and I agree. I bought a disposable vape because I needed something quick and he overcharged me the average retail price by $7 dollars more. Also, the guy didn’t seem to like that I was buying a disposable and wanted to try and push other products on me. It is disappointing that the only vape store in corolla and surrounding areas for at least 20-30 minutes is a odd store that doesn’t seem to know what their niche market is...