If you are a person of color, they will follow you down every aisle of the store, repeatedly asking…read moreif you need help until you feel uncomfortable and leave. It's a beautiful concept in theory, but sadly, I don't recommend it

Fantastic! Places like this are far and few. If you are cruising through Texas, you gotta check…read morethis place out.

The Blue Rooster is quite a gem. It's huge! It's also very clean and well organized. If you love…read moreantiquing and searching for your own personal treasures, you'll want to try this place. It's on the quant Main road of Post, Texas about a block off the highway. You can spend an hour in this place just looking over all the things. We met Debbie who was working that day and she was so friendly and personable. It was also 100° in July so getting out of the sweltering heat into their air condition was nice too. The prices were reasonable as well. If you're staying in Post, or just driving thru, this place is worth the stop. We'll be back for sure.

Cute store great selection awesome friendly owners. She delivered my order to me and was so nice…read more If you're driving through the area definitely stop and look here

Cindy was amazing!! She is very creative and a beautiful artist that helps you find any wardrobe…read morepiece for any occasion that you may need. Highly recommend!!

The store is filled with vintage treasures for all occasions from different eras - sleepwear,…read moreformal wear, leisure wear including Hawaiian muumuus. Also shoes, hats, jewelry, and costumes. Don't miss out! This is a very special shop with a charming owner who was incredibly helpful. If I lived here, I'd be a regular!

Found this place right after I left the town of Ralls, a small farming community. This little shop…read morecontains a vast amount of antiques. From the front it looks rather small. I was met with a pleasant surprise of how big it really is inside. Ms. Betty along with her husband Mr. Daniels, run this place and is open everyday except Sunday 10 until 5 pm. Was told the vast majority of her collection is from up North. The couple provided a lot of information about the community. Her husband is a local farmer and they raise feed for their cows. What a treasure I found by making a pit stop. This was a real treat for me! Can't wait to get my "old" new stuff home!

I like the concept behind this store. It shares the name with another such store I found on the…read moreother side of the country. However, the execution is a bit different. Here they've divided the store into sections. One side antique, the other side thrift. The antique side is a nicely curated display of antiques that seem to give that Texas feeling. There's a huge assortment of old cameras I always like looking through. They have some guns and swords, lots of signs, taxidermy, silver plate stuff, old and new bar tap handles, and one old typewriter that I've taken a liking to. My only issue here is that the prices do seem a bit too high. For example with the typewriter, which may need some kind of repair to be functional, so I think the $75 price tag is too much. The thrift side is much less nicely decorated. It feels just like a thrift store and flows like a Goodwill. Some of the items are actually "new old stock". There's a small bookshelf, a bunch of decor and such, some cabinetry for a workshop, and plenty more to peruse. The prices on this side are much more reasonable. Even cheaper than Goodwill in most cases. If nothing else, a trip here is worthwhile because it feels a lot like visiting a museum, except that it's one you can buy stuff from.

Super cool store with lots of inventory, new and old. Looks like remnants from close-out sales,…read moreestate sales mixed in with some personal collections. If you are into Circus posters, slot machines, taxidermy, metal signs and gas pumps you GOT TO go to Thriftique.