This newly discovered thrift place is wonderful. Located inside the Omega Retreat Center, this…read morevolunteer managed thrift store has some very varied and interesting pieces. They sell clothing, figurines, home wares and a multitude of items. Prices were reasonable for many of these items and they have discounts designated to specific days. This thrift store is clean, well organized and has some hidden treasures. I would recommend visiting if you happen to be in the Boerne area.

It's a general type store and has enough of the things in it that keep me from driving to either…read moreHEB in Boerne or Lowe's Grocery in Bandera. Friendly staff. They have propane exchange, carpet steamer rental and a Red Box outside. Like I said it's got almost everything you might need. Shout out to the ladies who work here you're all wonderful!

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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 is my second visit to this very nice antiques mall full of dealers and booths. One of the…read moreladies working there remembered me from 2 years ago! It takes awhile to browse this entire store, and the variety of stuff for sale is pretty much what you expect to find. Lots of books, jewelry, vintage linens and lace, framed prints and furniture. Then there is the odd find of an absolutely precious working spinning wheel priced in my opinion way too high at over $300. I took an 18thc spinning wheel to the Antiques Roadshow and the appraiser told me spinning wheels are so plentiful world wide as to be worth only what someone will pay. I would pay $100 for that wheel so I didn't even consider an offer. I found a modern piece of Texas Redware with a yellow glaze misidentified as yellow ware. Yellow ware is made of yellow clay and this was clearly stamped redware on the back. The price was $45 and I asked a woman to contact the seller for a best price. Instead she said 10% was all she could offer. I really would have been looking to pay about $30, but since covid closures I've been less inclined to walk away over 5 or 10 dollars as I'm just glad places have survived at all. Many of the dealers had signs offering 25% and more off whatever they were selling, and sadly nothing I chose was in those booths. My friends, however, found all kinds of finds including in those discounted booths. So we all left happy overall. Of course I left behind that overpriced spinning wheel for someone else who thinks it is worth that price. This shop has really good hours so you can stop in there after other places close on your way out of town. I only get to Texas every few years, but this will stay one of my go to places when I do find myself in the Hill Country.

Best company EVER!! When FEMA doesn't show up ... HEB does. I've never met one employee that…read moredoesn't love their job!!

This is my go to store because it's the only HEB in town! I wanted to purposely give Mauricio a…read moreshoutout! I had a lot of items in my hand and he went to go get a basket for me. Now that's great customer service! I am always using curbside and love this! This makes shopping more convenient for me and the people are always friendly. My reason for four stars is I never get a message saying my curbside order is ready. I just show up around my time and sometimes it takes 20 minutes to get my order to me. I am an HEB lover and always will be! Thank you Mauricio for making my day easier!

This place is fantastic. Reasonable prices, lots of pots and outdoor decor selections to shop and…read morethe folks running the place are so nice! They load everything and help track down matching items. Great find and I've been back 3 times in a month.

Got a super cute chiminea here for a good price and friendly service. We had been looking for the…read moreperfect one for awhile. Their dog is named Guapo, he lives up to his name. Guapo is the only one not wearing a mask which we also appreciated. Thank you!

Love there clothing and they're overall store their jewelry their shoes. And customer service is…read morealways great.

Such a cute and trendy shop! The girls that worked there were friendly and the sale rack has actual…read moregood prices! Extensive jewelry area as well!

Charming store in a historic building that has lots to offer. Lots of great home decor options from…read morefurniture to candles up in the front of the store. As you navigate to the back you get more variety. It's a mix of new finds, as well as vintage. The prices were reasonable on some items. In the back area where it seems that various vendors have rented space for their wares, the prices can be a little higher. The staff of very friendly. Worth stopping in to browse or find a terrific gift or a housewarming, birthday, etc.

This is one of those "everything under one roof" kind of store. This shops sits right on Main…read moreStreet and extends back quite a ways. It's basically an antique, collectibles, craft boutique shop. You'll find everything from homemade pasta, body care products, jewelry, records, and vintage items of all kinds. It consists of 14 different vendors showing off their wares which adds to the eclectic selections. Nothing cheap here, but they do have a few areas where they put things on sale. Definitely one of the nicer shops along Main Street that's worth stopping in. 10 photos included.

The drive out wasn't bad at all, big location. They had vendors outside and a bunch more inside…read more Everybody has pretty awesome things to offer. I did see that there were a bit of the same type of things, selling Sunil items. Value was good for everything being sold. I would love to check it out again sometime in hopes of a bit more variety.

I did not know what to expect driving out to Boerne for the Handmade Market: located at the Kendall…read moreCounty Fairgrounds (ample parking!!!), and I was very surprised with what I found. Two of the featured buildings with 20 plus vendors each, as well as vendors lining the sidewalk outside. Things I found: Babies: teething necklaces, bonnets, measuring charts, adorable onesies and skirts ... Kids: doll swings, stuffed toys, and bags Woman: pads (I know- a little different but very interesting to learn about), goat milk goodies, leather feather earrings.... Wood products, cookies, cupcakes, coffee and coffee paraphernalia.... Since there were multiple buildings, and not great signage, I did almost miss the second one but am glad I did not. They host these events twice a year and you do not want to miss the next one.

A vast array of funky, rustic furniture and decor with a heavy emphasis on Mexican rustic. Items…read moreappear to be handcrafted and of good to very good quality. Prices are in line with offerings at similar stores. Staff are friendly and attentive.

A really cool place to look for that special piece at a reasonable price. They have yard art,…read morebuffalo skulls, rustic wood benches, furnitures, even cowhide rugs.

Smooth move, friendly guys, very reasonable pricing and would hire them again. At first I was…read morereluctant to hire someone out of Austin but they did great.

All-in-all the packers and movers were very nice. They worked quickly as well. When we were…read moresurveyed we were told that it would take 6-8hrs to pack one one day , 6-8hrs to move on the second day, and that they would need two trucks. We told them it would be less because we were going to be doing some of the move ourselves which we did do. In addition, we asked if it was okay to leave things in some of the armoire and dresser drawers but just tape it up. We did this when we did a DIY move from another state to here. We were told yes. We also had newer boxes that had been donated to us to help cut the cost. On the day of packing, the packers told us we were "taking hours from them" because we had moved so much stuff ourselves. We also showed them the boxes they could use. We were told they would use some of them. However, the larger wardrobe boxes were not used so we had to pay for them. The lead packer said she felt the dressers would be too heavy for the movers if we left stuff in there. On the bottom was glass so I understand why she packed that. I said okay you can empty one of the TV stands since there was a lot of stuff in there. However, when they were done they also emptied two of the armoire drawers, which was not organized and had junk in it. Had I known I would have packed those myself. By doing so, they mistakenly packed our spare car keys even though she insisted "we don't pack keys". Well they unfortunately packed the spare car keys which I was able to find that day by unwrapping boxes to find them. On the day of the move, they did bring two trucks so they would not have to lose time going back and forth to the apartment twice. We had told them they would not need two. However, to justify it they put some stuff in the second truck. I think (I could be wrong) they were trying to make up some of the money they could have made had we not moved some things ourselves. I could not find some things (this is normal) but in one of the boxes, I found they packed my workout sneakers and my stationary bike shoes (in the shoe boxes) with stuff from under the kitchen sink and two small frying pans. I think this is inappropriate. We are still unpacking so I am not sure what else I will find like this. I do take some responsibility for not being organized but it did cost more than we hoped since we moved some things ourselves. Were they professional -yes, were they quick - yes. I should have been more organized as well. I do wish they had used more of our newer boxes than their own materials to help cut the cost. I do recommend them but make sure you are organized and are able to watch as much as possible to see where they are putting things.