How I didn't know about this place sooner is a mystery. We ventured out today to check it out…read moreafter seeing a video on IG some months ago. Was not disappointed! Spent a few hrs browsing (and could have stayed longer) did manage to buy some 'stuff' too. Prices are good. So much to see. The building (3 rooms) is well lit and comfortable. (i was concerned it could be cold since it was a cold day) We will be back for sure!

Think flea market when entering. If you like old tools and fans, there seems to be a good…read moreselection. Merchandise is just thrown on tables, so don't have any expectations when you come here. There are a few booths but merchandise is laid on floors and tables. Not much to look at, Waste of time.

This is a very small mall & I have bought a few things here in the past. All of a sudden, they…read morehave this little sign posted on the front door that says no weapons allowed. Last time I checked, we were in Texas and we were way out in the country. Being a CHL holder myself, I do not shop at businesses that do not allow me to carry my weapon (by choice of the owner). Not to mention, the no weapons allowed sign did not even contain the proper verbiage. I let the lady inside know that I would not be shopping with them anymore until they got rid of the sign. I'm sure most women that go in this little antique mall don't really care, I happen to care a lot. The sad part is, the woman behind the counter sat there with a totally bewildered look on her face. She probably has absolutely no clue what I was talking about, and therefore it will not even get relayed to the owners.

I went to their grand opening and I was there for a whole 2 minutes and I was done. The place is…read moreincredibly small. The morning I was there, there were quite a few of the vendors hanging around and they were just standing in front of spaces and made a face every time I tried to look at something. And most of the things that they did have we super junky, like what you would find at a regular run of the mill yard sale. Save your time and go next door to the Azle Antique Mall if you want TRUE antiques.

Happy we stopped. Found a wonderful assortment of cool stuff. Some of the vendors are overly proud…read moreof their stuff but many were well priced. Ladies working left us alone to browse and were helpful when we needed help and checking out. We will be back when we have more time! Ez to find off the 199 in Azel.

This is more of an indoor flea market than antique mall. The booths are poorly displayed and no…read morevariety of merchandise. There was nothing but Knick-knacks just shoved in booths. My drive there took longer than it took me to walk around. The Burleson location is much nicer and has good variety of merchandise.

Gone are the days of an old school flea market...... Stopped…read moreby over the weekend with high hopes of being a regular go to, I love junk shopping! I really love the concept of an indoor flea market however 90% of the items are not priced. Yes, it's a flea market so nothing is usually marked but these vendors hold their inventory here, they don't remove it every weekend so I don't understand why they can't price stuff. Half of the vendor owners weren't present so even if you wanted a price or wanted to buy something there is no one around to help. There is lots to see but the overall pricing is more antique mall / retail (eBay). I think paying $5 for a single issue of an 80s National Geographic is kind of ridiculous.

They have such a large variety of items. Very interesting place. Great prices on the majority of…read moreitems. Staff is attentive. Great parking. I will come back to shop again.

Located on Main St in Fort Worth, one block north of the stockyards main drag. Friendly cat who…read moregoes by the name "dirty cat." This antique store has tons of petrified wood, cowboy and livestock antiques. Great service and value.

There were a lot of things like antique knives, arrowheads, bones, skulls and antlers. This was…read morehubby's favorite store in the area because it "wasn't all touristy trinkets that are in every other store in the stockyards", so he says. It stunk like stale smoke, but it was different than the other stores around.

Sells items he has stolen from from people at estate sales. Also owes me over $3000 from an estate…read moresale. Yes Richard, I'm still waiting for my money from my parents estate sale.

From the owner: Brand new Antique mall located in Springtown due to open Friday Sept. 16th. Dealer spaces available…read morenow. Located at 130 Jaybird Ln. 80% or more of Antiques and Vintage items, along with Collectables, Doll shop and repair, Outdoor Flea market on weekends, shipping service, Coffee shop, Appraisals, auction and estate services, and more. Dealer spaces in all sizes available now starting at $2 a sq on a first come basis. Family atmosphere, and friendly knowledgeable service, and location service make us stand out from the crowd. We offer consignments, delivery, and buy sell and trade. Doll and clock repair and restoration on site. Come join us or drop by for a visit and a great cup of coffee. Make sure to also stop on the square in Springtown this Saturday for Wild West days from 9 to 5pm.

One if my favorite places to shop. Great selection. Excellent customer service. Been a customer…read morefor many years, never disappointed.

I've never shopped here so this review is strictly about the owner. My wife, my 1 yr old son, and…read moremyself broke down on the highway after attending a friends baby shower around 10:30 pm on a Saturday night. We live 3 hours away so this situation was stressful enough already. I had to drift off the highway and ended up at the edge of the hippie cowgirl parking lot. After speaking to a sheriff about what to do, who told us we could leave the vehicle there overnight, we got a ride from our friend to a hotel in Saginaw. I bought the part to fix my car in the morning and drove back to the store to fix my car and head home only to find out it had already been towed. My car was there for 12 hours. The store opened at 10 am and I was told the tow truck picked it up at 10:30 only 30 minutes before I made it back to my car by azle towing. Obviously we had broke down overnight as the car was not there the day before. The owner couldn't even wait 12 hours before calling to have the car towed. This ended up costing me over $250, plus I was late for work that night and my son was stuck in a car all day long. So thank you to the store owner for having no sympathy whatsoever and making an already stressful situation 100x worse.