What an adorable boutique! I stopped here yesterday for the first time and was pleasantly…read moresurprised. They have a variety of items ranging from stationary, home decor, and children's toys. I found adorable swim trunks on sale for $10! It was definitely a steal. There prices in general are fair and inline with what other boutiques charge. The service was great as well. Super kind and they wrapped my items for free! I will definitely be returning for home decor.

A very cute store at a great location in Roanoke Downtown. Have a lot of farmhouse or rustic-ish…read morekind of decor. A nice shop for home decor needs.

I think this place is a hidden gem. Sure, it's packed to the ceiling and I had to suck it in to…read moremake it down some isles, but it's fun going through this store. The lady that owns this store is friendly and nice... and surprisingly, if you're searching for something specific she'll know EXACTLY where it is (it's crazy). Don't pass this place up based on the location (or if you're claustrophobic). She has every nic-nac ever made!

Cornish Antiques-Collectibles This store is amazing. They…read morehave so many things it is like a time capsule. The store is stacked from floor to ceiling and aisles are tight. But it worth to journey to go look. Please say hello to Judy!! The place does not have Cornish on the sign, and it looks like it is closed. But they are there.

Love this place. Use to work here too, the owners are cool af, and can always find some vintage…read morepieces. It's got a nostalgic fun vibe inside, with great prices!

Tons of items in this store. Take time to browse around, the staff does not bother you while…read morelooking, they are very nice and respectful. Prices are very reasonable.

Great place to find bargains when buying a first home. The owner is very nice & helpful, she…read morealway's gives me a good price for some quality item's. I purchased these beautiful lamps for my son's new home for 10 & 20 dollars. Thanks Michelle for all your help. On-line beach lamps and free standing lamps run in the hundred's. This place reminds me of Canton, you negotiate a deal. German wire-haired pointer statue was only like 15-20.00. Beautiful piece for an owner of such a magnificent hunting dog.

This mall is the largest in town and has a little bit, or a lot, of everything. Bigs, smalls, tea…read moreroom, different sections for different items, different cashier areas and lots of zig zags. Service is friendly and like other malls, they have roamers with keys to open cases. Price are average at best. They provide a map at the entrance of the layout, because many people get lost while browsing here. This took me 2 hours to run through and I was going fairly fast to give you an idea.

This place is always busy The parking lot is usually full. I think a lot of this is with the…read morerestaurant that's inside. It's a favorite haunt of older people. The help has always been pleasant. Well, usually pleasant. There are a couple people behind the counter that sometimes act like they are doing you a favor. My main problem with the place is that it doesn't have a lot of turnover. You can go there and see the same stuff week after week after week. There are literally pieces that have been in there four years. ( Ever since we moved to Fort Worth ). Now we go for mid-century modern and it's very scarce in there, but there are a couple dealers that seem to specialize in it. One has fair prices, but hardly any stock. The other one is fantasy land pricing with horrible taste. I mean we're talking Liberace on crack. Just really bad taste. And never in your life would you think you'd have to pay so much for bad taste, like Dolly Parton says it cost a lot of money to look this cheap! So there ya have it. We still go on occasion and we have purchased things in there in the past but right now I don't think I've got anything in the house that I kept that we got from there. Oh except for this awesome Raymor horse., that was a find. But usually we walk in there and walk right back out 20 mins later. We don't linger and we don't really poke around. There is one table, though that I wanted to buy from one of the dealers in the more junky part of the mall and I've asked about it. The dealer has it buried and she says at the front desk when they call her that it's sold, but it's been there for four years. Who does this???? I mean literally who puts something in their antique booth and then never sells it. It's not a display piece. It's a freakin end table. Crazy people. Anyway. The place must resonate with people in Fort Worth because like I said it's always busy. But I think it's location helps because you can see it from the highway and people driving through Fort Worth on 30 are bound to stop to check it out. Kind of like Pappadeaux and Papasito's tourist trap restaurants they're only busy because they're off of 30 .

Great selection and personalized attention. Friendly staff and reasonable prices. Always a new…read moresurprise, each time I walk in.

Such a fun experience. They have a nice assortment of items. Staff is friendly and helpful. I go…read morethere every time I am in Azle.

Always enjoy browsing through the store as inventory is always changing. I always find books to…read moreadd to my reading stash in the used book area. Proceeds are for a good cause too.

Love this place. Small, great prices, vintage and new stuff, good variety, and friendly service!read more

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.