Such a great place to find treasures old & new! Super…read morefriendly owner! We found a bunch a great tiki mugs & mid century buys there!

I love this antique shop and will gladly drive almost an hour to browse this spacious mall in…read moreBoerne. They have pretty good prices for the area and a wide variety of antique to offer. My favorites are the many vintage postcards and sports cards. Oh, and the occasional whole booths that may be discounted for what I saw as much at 20%. There's nothing like finding something you "need" for even less than you expected...score! Finally, I'd like to give a shout out to the awesome and super helpful gentlemen behind the counter on 7/17. Thank you for making my shopping experience pleasant. I can't wait to come back again.

Cute place, somewhat expensive. Couldn't find any photos. Was able to find one jadeite plate and…read morea really cute milk glass creamer and sugar bowl.

This was one of the more "modern" antique stores that we stopped into as we walked Boerne's Main…read moreStreet. It seems to have true vintage pieces as well as many items that just looked antique. The small upper room had pieces by local artists, too.

Such a feast for the eyes. I've found some special pieces here that have made my house a home…read more Exceptional customer service. Give Sandra an idea of what you're looking for and she'll guide you to her best option. Chic, vintage, classy, eclectic mix of furnishings and accents. Prices are more than fair.

A great place to find vintage and Antique items. Very friendly management. Best customer service.read more

Here's a well-kept secret: your favorite Yelper/visual artist/spiritual bon vivant (that's me in…read morecase you were wondering) fancies himself a bit of an antiquary. Many of my favorite antiques have come from this charming little place in Helotes. Whenever I stop by B Daddy's BBQ next door, I walk over to Old Town Depot Antiques to see what's new. The selection is vast and includes everything from Victorian-era posh to 1950s small-town Americana. As a spiritualist, I'm particularly drawn to the variety of crystals and tarot card decks. As a WWII enthusiast, I am impressed by the variety of American and German guns, knives, and military paraphernalia. The prices are reasonable, and I've found many bargains, including a set of antique doorstops that...well...I really shouldn't talk about here. I know that last sentence sounds mysterious (because it is), but feel free to contact me If you're curious. I assure you it's an interesting story with an accompanying video. The woman who operates the store is friendly and quick to offer suggestions. Unlike many antique store owners (those presumably mindful of potential shoplifters), she will leave you be and let you enjoy your visit. She has given me several great deals over the last few years, so don't be afraid to negotiate. The one-star reviews on this page are laughable; the staff here are very friendly and accommodating to everyone I've ever seen, irrespective of race or ethnicity. If you sensed "bad vibes," then perhaps that's a reflection on *you*, not your ethnicity. Fans of the feline variety, take note: the shop's true owner is "Rascal," a cute little fellow who, if you're charmed like me, will greet you as you enter the premises. Rascal lived up to his name on a recent visit, as he mugged for my camera (see photos) and followed me around the store to offer insight into the various trinkets behind the counter. Sadly, he is not for sale...though no cat really is for sale; cats own you, not the other way around. Definitely a five-star experience!

Very cool store to look at. Prices may be high but it was nice to see all the unique stuff. Staff…read morewas nice to say the least and had a good time shopping around here. Very cute and definitely have some good stuff in here.

There are two types of antique stores. The ones that love the history and want to share that love…read moreby selling items for a reasonable price and the other that acts like a museum and everything is unbelievably expensive. This is the second type. They had normal license plates for $15 and "old" ones (1980) for over $150. That was just the tip of the iceberg. The only reason this place is getting a three is the staff was friendly and the environment was nice.

I moved from San Antonio many years ago but when I lived here this shop was a favorite because Eva,…read morethe owner has great prices and cool stuff. I always visit when I am back in the area, and today was my second visit in 2 years. Eva was on site and she is always willing to work with you for a sale. She has a nice indoor shop with a good variety of antiques and vintage. She likes to stock quality finds and it shows! Outside are some great yard art offerings and other kitschy stuff. I bought a metal cactus and a rusty roadrunner art piece, both made in Mexico. Eva offered them at 20% off! Those are going to my southwest loving mom back east There are several other buildings with offerings from vintage kitchen items to huge wooden store display pieces. I purchased a Royal Doulton figurine and the price was so good that when I saw this same item later today in another store, I paid 50% less and 75% less at Eva's. A little bisque doll head she gave me at 50%. Years ago I took a furniture item I bought from Eva to the Antiques Roadshow. The Keno brothers assessed its value at just over what Eva priced it so she knows the true value of what she has and she isn't jacking up the price. Eva buys all over the country so she brings the best variety to her Hill Country shop but stays true to the tastes of customers shopping in the Texas Hill Country. If you find yourself on the road to this business, stop in and treat yourself to a unique shopping experience and cool stuff.

After not having much luck in the previous town we saw this place on the side of the road. It has…read moreparking out front and there was a little market outside nearby. There were 3 buildings that had different items. The first had a lot of plates, soap and some cabinets and things. Outback there is another room that had some chicken feeders, and other more vintage items and the final building had all the awesome cabinets and furniture items. Behind this there is also a bistro with a little garden. We didn't go to that but the rest of the place was nice. We didn't leave with anything but anyone getting the wooden furniture out back will like what they see.

We bought a dining room table here and absolutely loved it! We have been here many times just…read morebecause of the great selection of wood furniture, doors, and really cool trinkets. As someone who likes to do a little bit of woodworking, I can't wait to have a project that would work really well with some reclaimed wood that I can pick from here. Great selection in fair prices. Worth the drive from San Antonio to take a look at some of the interesting things that they have.

Bought a few pieces from America Reclaimed well worth the time to drive to Comfort and see them.read more

This store is more about decorations than say traditional antiques but that's ok if you're looking…read moreto take some pretty photos. There are items outside behind the store but we opted to stay in the nice air-conditioned areas. This store is a decent size and even has a coffee shop inside. Unfortunately, no gluten-free items. Bummer. There is limited parking so you'll probably have to park a ways down from the store.

Lovely stop on the way from San Antonio back to Kerrville. I definitely need to go back because I…read moresaw some things I really want to get. Ordered a sandwich from the counter, and it was really quite good. It was all in all a very enjoyable time.