I was in Decatur with some friends for the sole purpose of visiting antique stores. This was our…read morefirst stop and it just seemed overpriced to me. I would say most of the booths were, not all, but most. I did find a few treasures but I absolutely would've walked out with more had the prices been a bit more reasonable. The store isn't very large so it doesn't take long to get through it. The lady at the front was so kind and helpful. I would visit again in the future!

Eclectic shop with lots of old and some new stuff. Like any flea market type shops, you need…read morepatience to find treasure. The two ladies were so nice and helpful. They even recommended where to have lunch. I found beautiful reproductions of green milk glass cake stands at reasonable prices. The ladies were so careful to package them in boxes, and held them for us to pick up after we visited the square.

Amazing store good customer service it smells a little different but was in there for 5 minutes and…read morefound so many cute clothes I used to go to thrift giant and this totally tops it

Average prices considering its consignment. Wish they had bathrooms. Otherwise it's clean and very…read moreorganized.

Cute little gift shop in downtown Decatur. It has *nothing* vintage in it, despite the name, so be…read moreaware. But they do have a bunch of fun, eclectic stuff that would be great for gifts and fun. There's also a niche business inside of this business called Harper & Riley's Chocolate Shop, which is great for a date night or other fun night out.

I went here for the first time today and I was met by such…read morekind people. A girl named Caitlynn, yes with two n's was super nice to me. She recommended doing a ride around in a golf cart and it was a really pretty drive around. They had a bunch on sale. I also wanted to see how they steam the hats and the two guys at the desk (didn't get their names unfortunately) were super nice and showed me how they did it. Would come here again. Also caitlynn if you're reading this you're so beautiful and kind thank you

so my youngin was ready to get on her horse I'd ordered a whole bunch of stuff and the splint boots…read morewere the thing we were waiting on.... so we waited and waited they never came my wife calls there office to speak with them they say thats been delivered she says where there no where to be found here anyway long story short they said theres nothing there gonna do to fix there mistake this company has 0 Customer service I would not recommend trusting them with your high valued purchase they carry no shipping insurance which is crazy so I'm out almost 500 dollar. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY THEY WILL NOT FIX THERE SHIPING MISTAKES!!! BTW NEVER HAD THIS ISSUE WITH ANYONE ELSE BUYING horse supplys, this has been a nightmare.

Several of my favorite pieces are from Millie's! They aren't the cheapest, but they are the most…read moreunique and have the best selection around. I'm willing to pay a little more too if it goes directly to a small business/family.

Great place to find a unique gift for that special someone. Customer service was on point as soon…read moreas we walked in. My family and I were greeted by Debbie & Sandy with very welcoming smiles. We were offered coffee and tea immediately walking into their shop. They know their products very well to the material and area they are coming from. Seriously! If you are in the area STOP by! Right off 35 just a few mins north of Denton.

I purchased a 1935 Connecticut Commemorative Half Dollar for $200 from this store with a bit too…read moremuch trust... the gentleman working the counter was pushing the notion of the coin being of an exceptional grade, which would prompt a significant price jump if graded by a professional grading service- I didn't have a jeweler's loupe with me and my eyes aren't quite trained on grading, so I trusted his judgement. After purchasing and having a local coin dealer authenticate it, they stated that it has irrefutable evidence of the coin being cleaned, which certainly affects the value of the coin. He offered me $100 to take it off my hands. Either this individual has no idea what he's doing, or he is completely cognizant and a slimy salesman. I doubt I'll return to the store under any circumstance.

this place is amazing. They have gotten lots of new dealers in the last year. There are more than…read more50 dealers lots of variety of things, including boutique items, namebrand, purses, namebrand clothing, man, cave decor, inspirational books, and so much more the people who work there are so friendly and helpful. We got to check it out if you have never been.

The store was very organized and clean! Andrea was amazing, sweet kind, and patient! Students also…read moreget 10% off with ID!

It's a given that the business is always bustling at the University (TX HWY 380W) in the quite…read morevibrant and creative bohemian city of Dynamic Denton, otherwise known as the Home of Happiness, a sly reference to the major motion picture show created as a final term project for the Radio, TV, Film Department at the old North Texas State University; it underwent a minor name change in 1985, which was my senior year, and before I went south to study Organizational Behavior and Management, and graduating in December of 1992. I emigrated to Christchurch, New Zealand, where I gradually assimilated myself into the purest climate that I have ever seen. I had found my own Eden, an idyllic South Pacific former crown colony of England. I have already seen the best places in the world and believe me, the Province of Canterbury, in which the city is located. In the end, I am just lucky to survive, as my world came crashing down on the morning of September 21st, 1995, when I was rushed to the emergency room at Queen Elizabeth II Public Hospital. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Great selection of clothes and items for home. I've picked up a couple of things and always at a…read moregreat price. Friendly people, a welcomed feeling when you're there. Great spot

This place has potential with its good location, but when you've visited maybe 4 or 5 times the…read morepast 4 months and a good portion of stuff on display and racks is the same, maybe we should tweak the prices? $30 for torn up & dirty Brooks shoes... makes me think they look at prices on ebay listings that aren't the same quality. You can find a pair of like-new or lightly used Brooks on Vinted for max $12 free shipping. The workers seem nice all in all, the inventory is just not enticingly priced as a thrift store would be. Almost like they want to lean into being an antique store but not offer antiques. Hopefully they adapt to the modern market soon, because I do like the store.