Terri and all the workers there are friendly, kind, courteous. it's a delight to go in and browse…read more The prices are fair and discounts fun to find. Highly recommend you donate and shop!

We were out eating at a near by restaurant and decided to check this place out. When I first walked…read morein I was blah about it due to it being pretty small but once I was inside and really started looking around I was able to find some pretty cool wall decor for my office. My mother-in-law was able to find a cute cupcake holder too. So this was a score!!!

This place is awesome! We showed up 10pm at night and the building looked closed. We called the…read morenumber and they opened up the store for us. They were so friendly and happy to let us in to just look around! They had speciality boots that you cannot find anywhere else! Love this place & will definitely be back!

I have been shopping here for 20 years This is one of the…read morebest antique South Dallas Downtown Waxahachie is a shoppers delight

Love this antique mall. I don't think I've ever left empty handed. Well lit, clean, organized,…read morewell curated & friendly staff. The upper levels accessible by stairs.

This is a super cute book and plant shop. I'm obsessed. This shop is worth the trip. If you're…read morelocal to waxahatchie you have to come here on the regular. Everything about this shop is perfection. Love the selection, ambiance, decor, the building itself is stunning. I'm excited about the book and puzzles i purchased today! I also love that they are good friends with my local shop in Dallas- whose books!!

It was my first time to enter this wonderful space devoted to the enjoyment of perusing and reading…read morebooks. In what I consider a very interesting addition, Paper Leaves also carries a variety of plants. Waxahachie is already well known for its over 200 historic structures in five historic districts. Paper Leaves lies on Water Street to the north of West End Historic District, the largest district with homes built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. I love that Paper Leaves is SO Waxahachie in that respect! You step back in time here in high ceilinged book filled rooms with comfy, vintage and antique furniture, and just make yourself at home in such a special place. We entered from the back. The driveway and backyard look newly renovated and there are several parking spaces. The handicapped access to the business is in the rear and is smooth with a concrete ramp. The recent rain and wind has buffeted their lovely backyard, but there are two big areas for outdoor reading. They are shady with lots of chairs and look big enough for book clubs to meet. At the back, there is a small sunroom with lovely stained glass and three high tables and chairs set up for conversation or reading. The windows are enormous in this home with sun streaming in on velvet and brocade and velveteen sofas and chairs. Every room is a treat. A short stack of $1 Books and a (previous) dining room of used books were followed by what had been a parlor with a lovely fireplace and even more books. The foyer has the register and a very vertical staircase. The remaining downstairs room is an inspired Kids Books section with mysterious footprints on the floor and a bathroom! Paper Leaves has been altered to accommodate at least two (that I saw) spacious modern bathrooms with baby changing areas. The terrific front porch, the kind you always wanted, has a big ole swing and seating. There's used books and small exotic plants for sale out front. I saw a used copy of The Goldfinch for $7. The stairs are not steep. I mean, I'm 71 and had a hip replacement not all that long ago and I could make it up and down. Upstairs there's a very sunny reading room and all kinds of interesting paraphernalia on the floor and the walls of the landing. Then there's this astonishing windowed in sunroom. It's a lovely room with plants that have prices but no names. Just "Foliage." Yes, they can look them up. But, I knew a number of them anyway. Bonsai, many cacti and succulents, philodendron. Just gorgeous. All sizes. Hanging Baskets. Climbers. Teeny tiny little bitty plants in pots. Wonderful. I loved Paper Leaves. A very soothing, calming, good vibes place. But books and plants are my jam, so ... I can hardly wait to come back.

Very cute boutique...with boutique prices. They did have a…read more40% off sale going on several items when i visited but the prices were pretty high! They have a lot of hats for women and tou can add didifferent bling to them. Really cute for anyone who is looking for a cute hat. The owner was working and she was very friendly and chatted with us the entire time. Very clean inside. Street parking. Park bench out front to sit on. Check this place out. They moved here from Waxahachie.

Great selection & unique quality items. One of my favorite places to shop. The owner is wonderful &…read moreso helpful!

Great selection of retro items. Very organized store with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Very…read moreinteresting items that don't see everywhere. I got a cool Mickey clock.

Gingerbread Antiques was actually the first antique shop I've ever visited, and it was such a…read morewonderful experience. Walking through the store immediately brought back so many memories of my grandparents' house and had me reflecting on my own childhood. It's truly hard to believe that some of the things I grew up with are now considered "antiques," but it was a fun trip down memory lane! The layout of the store is great--it has plenty of space and the displays are designed very thoughtfully. There were so many unique finds that if I had more room in my apartment, I definitely would have walked out with something. Whether you are looking for a specific piece or just want to browse and enjoy the nostalgia, this place is definitely worth stopping by!

Large selection. Clean. Friendly. Enjoyed walking through…read moreit with my Mom. Saw things from our childhoods and triggered many memories and stories.

Went to visit Mom in downtown Ennis today and loved this store. They have lots of cute clothes,…read moremostly for young bodies. They did have some adorable spring time dresses that were nice enough that they could be worn to church too. They were in the range of $40. What I liked were the purses. I really, really liked this one green purse, quite big and stylish looking and it was only $20!!! I should have gotten it. I wanted to go back and get it but ran out of time. I really recommend coming in here for a browse through. The prices are so reasonable, there's a good chance you'll buy something.