3 of us stopped by to check out this store and what a store! Antiques everywhere just goes on for…read moreever! Up stairs, down stairs, the footage of this place must be amazing! We spent over an hour and didn't get to see it all. Some rare finds in this store for sure. Spoke with a gentleman who worked there about bear traps, this that and the other. Very nice, helpful, always checking to see if we needed help. If your into antiques, this place is for you! Very clean store, well kept. The variety was exceptional. Stop by give them a shot you won't be disappointed.

After running the Twisted Sisters, our group decided we should hit up Bandera for some shopping and…read moreadult libations. I was excited to return to this little antique mall; there was something had seen around two years ago and was eager to purchase. We make our way from around the courthouse all the way down main and start to head into the store. As we were walking up, a man gets out of a Chevy truck and tells our group (8 people) that they are closing at 5pm. It's 4:43pm so we got time right? We walk in the door and the woman manning the counter tell us we have 5 minutes. Maybe they sold a priceless relic earlier? I know they didn't win the billion dollar lottery! Me either!!!! They closed the downstairs so we couldn't shop; basically followed us around the store making sure we knew the clock was ticking. I finally spoke up addressing the rude behavior by the staffers to the owner/manager type person who got out of the truck. He exclaimed that he had been there since 7am and just wanted to go home. I quipped back if you don't want the business she shouldn't own a business. He told me to mind my own business; what a classy establishment. That item I mentioned above? It was still there! Did I buy it? NOPE. Next time I visit Bandera with a whole bunch of my friends I'll avoid this place like the plague. Horrible ownership and customer service.

Such a wonderful place to shop! They have everything you're looking for all in one store.. stylish…read moreclothing, home decor, kitchen ware and so much more. This is especially my go to place when I'm in need of a super cute outfit!

From the owner: Over 5000 square feet of shopping! Over 40 vendors call Cedar Street Market home with items like…read moremetal art, plants, apparel, home decor, antiques, candles, chalk paint, paintings, kids gifts and more!

Lots of shops, like to browse. Found all kinds of stuff. Some stuff I found I didn't even know I…read moreneeded, or at least that's what my wife tells me. Most of the venders are very nice. The food that is offered is really good. So far I have had the mini donuts, kettle corn, hamburger and some kind of Cajun soup with rice. Like coming here, just need to work some overtime to cover the cost.

So we had seen billboards and signs for this place many times but never had the chance to see it…read moreuntil yesterday. The poppy farm wasn't open yet so we came here to check it out. First thing parking is $5 to park in a field and it apparently fills up really fast so come early. Secondly, this is a giant lot made up of several little stalls and a few large barns. There is a lot to see here. There are some food vendors so that's great but not so great if you're gluten free. Either way, there's a little bit of everything here. Giant planks of wood, animal skulls, clothing, resale items, rocks and gems and more. I was about to leave empty handed until I found some dolls and toy stalls. Prices are negotiable, the vendors will take offers or at least I was able to get some. It did start to get busy around 10:30 despite the rain coming down. I had a fun day.

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.

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.

We love Country Accents Antiques and the owner Eva. ( also the pigs Wilbur and Templeton, but I am…read moregetting ahead of myself. There are unique pieces to start or complete your collection. Lots of fabulous Warren cabinets with drawers and cases of varying sizes, of general store cabinetry fame. Deals with American antiques and you will find great Americana pieces. Make sure you check the patio and all 3 buildings. Hungry? go to the Bistro - both the food and service is amazing. We live in San Antonio, but consider the drive well worth it to find such wonderful pieces to check out and adopt!

As thrift stores go it is fantastic. Not huge, but has all the usual stuff. Volunteers are…read morecourteous and people are friendly. The lady in front of me had a HUGE bag of clothes, shoes, trinkets and paid $21. Another lady had 10 T shirts or so and paid around $10. Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quick they know what they are doing.

Open MWF until 2. Good selection of items at fair prices. Volunteers are friendly. Never any…read morecomplaints. PS, I take my grocery bags to them, which is a great way to keep that plastic to a minimum.

Hubby and I stopped here yesterday. In these times, it's great to see everyone wearing a mask too…read more Super nice employees. Loved just about everything in this store, full of old lamps, cookie jars, old perfume bottles, old black and white photos, records (we got one of ZZ Top Tejas. Can't wait to listen to that. The employees are super nice and helpful too. We bought a beautiful lamp too. We thought it was old or vintage. Turns out it was made in China. It's still beautiful just not what we wanted, as we wanted a vintage lamp. We will be back and hope to go often.

The first time we visited we had just moved back to Texas. Glad we did that 15 years ago and glad…read morewe found Horners on the Square at that time. It was known as Antiques on the Square. It was and still is a wonderful old place to visit and shop of course. We've watched it change over the past decade and a half and I can say we like more now than before. The shop changed owners a couple of years back and a lot of new dealers who are quite welcoming and eager to help. The store is clean, organized with great selection of collectables and antiques too. Fair prices and now the mall is on Facebook. So after following the store on FB I can see what comes in before I visit. Yes, I can recommend this mall.

Was highly recommended by someone who knows antiques! boy were they right. one of the best antiques…read morestores Ive ever been in. they have a huge selection from every decade in the past 60 years at least. i found exactly what i needed (and then some) for an upcoming wedding. i will definitely be back every time Im in the area. the prices were very fair considering the kind of merchandise. the owners of the business were so helpful when i showed them a picture of what i wanted they came out and helped me comb the shelves until we found the perfect items for my daughters wedding. they really were interested in giving me the kind of service that these days is impossible to find in most places.

This place is massive. There are several sections with so many small figurines and glass pieces…read more There were a lot of cool vintage items, some quilts, books, and other things. The employees were offering to help multiple times. There wasn't anything that really fit my vibe but still, it's a fun walk through a store and if you're in the market for those types of vintage trinkets you'll be very happy to visit.

I thoroughly enjoyed this indoor flea market. I have bought several things there, earrings, Catrina…read moret-shirt, a decorative metal cross and Avon goods. My favorite shop is Estelas jewelry shop. She is a lovely lady who loves what she does and has many years experience. I go twice a year and look forward to visiting with her and buying a piece of jewelry. I hope to go there in May and see the new venue. Nancy G. Rio Hondo, TX.

Unfortunately this place is not what I expected. It was packed in the parking area so I figured…read morethey had a variety of spaces with good things. The majority of the people were in the dancing area and bar. As we walked around there was a jewelry area where we could get a new battery on our watches and if need to clean our silver and very reasonable. As we walked around the majority was used clothing but not even decent to sell so why would you hang it up. Sorry that's just my opinion. Not what I was expecting.