Well-organized shop with a large selection. Full of eclectic, quirky decor and merchandise…read more I came here to pick up Annie Sloan chalk paint for my cabinets and the employee was helpful in explaining the process of painting and waxing. I would 100% recommended this gem.

I go out of my way at least four or five times a year to come here from San Antonio and buy home…read morefurnishings and stock up on gifts for friends and family. I always find something unique at a great value. They've got the variety, taste level, brands and uniqueness that always leaves me feeling like I've scored a great find. The only reason I couldn't give this five stars if because I hate driving all the way from San Antonio to get there. Please open a location in San Antonio next!

Love this store and the owners could not be nicer. All of the furniture is restored and painted…read moregorgeous colors. It's also extremely affordable! We saw the hutch on marketplace and drove up to get it. When we arrived the top didn't fit so one of the owners actually helped us move it to our house. It was so kind of them! We will definitely be back.

Oh Wimberley! You give my city exhausted heart a rest…read more This is my 4th time coming to Wimberley Market Days - I think I've been coming from Houston every 3ish years since 2014. Not a fully seasoned market day gal but definitely not my first rodeo. First, Lions Club parking is now a $10 donation up from the $5 it used to be. There is one $5 lot but it's a cute walk. With shopping & an almost 4 year old kid, we opted for a close parking lot. There is something for everyone here. Vintage, garden art, pottery, freeze dried candy, jellies, hats, boots, hot wheels. There is even a donation only booth for a pet shelter/rescue. This is an open air market so weather is a huge factor here. Thankfully today was the first pre-fall cool front so the breeze & mid-80s awaited us! Bring your wagons/carts, coolers, fresh eyes & enjoy! Places like this remind me Texas is a beautiful place to live.

If you ever get a chance, this market is a must go! Mark your calendar, because it's only on the…read morefirst Sat of every month 7am- 4pm. Arrive early as parking fills up fast! $5 fee to park at some of the lots and bring a wagon to tow all your purchased goodies. Maps are provided at the entrances and be prepared to browse hundreds of booths/vendors selling everything- you name it! Plants, antiques, books, food, home made decor, garden decor, etc. Concession stands throughout the market- selling BBQ, burgers, breakfast tacos, sandwiches, snacks, and drinks. This market is entirely run by friendly volunteers. Entertainment (live bands) are located at each stand. We ended up buying a beautiful plant (dessert rose), cute metal TX armadillo decor, a large metal round TX star art to place on a large stone in our front yard, an antique bike planter, and a large metal wind spinner. Drove through downtown Wimberley afterwards, but there was so much tourist traffic, that it was impossible to park. Looked like there were lovely restaurants along the river as well. Checking out downtown may have to be on a separate day. Cute cowboy boot statues are decorated throughout the city, great for a photo op. We look forward to attending market day once again in the future.

Big store with lots of gifts and souvenirs! They also have…read morean ice cream bar. Nice store to browse around in town. Friendly staff even though I didn't end up buying anything.

This is a store that offers all sorts of trinkets, jewelry, hats, etc. Cute, old Western town vibe…read moreand decor. Bought an amazing bangle bracelet hammered from recycled aluminum. I just love it and wear it daily. Super, super nice people! Exceptional prices. This is a must-visit shop in the heart of the the touristy Hill Country town.

The man behind the counter was really pushing the CBD and Delta gummies to me and others. I did buy…read morea single. It was one of the only gummies I have ever really felt. Wish I had bought more. Attached are before and after photo. Took about an hour.

Quite an eclectic mix of good to choose from. My wife was drawn in by some pottery which we ended…read moreup purchasing but also quite a bit of other stuff. Had a nice selection of incense as well and got some balsam fir for the holidays. Lots of American Indian motif as well in the store and lots of Southwest flavor. Had a bit of jewelry if you like that. Owner was very accommodating letting us move around some of the larger pottery pieces so my wife could get some additional visuals before purchasing. Volume of stuff in the store can be a bit overwhelming but take the time to look around. I am sure you will find something to your liking. Also appreciate always the military discount.

Cheap stuff. Not sure you will find anything you like. You have to understand that this is a thrift…read more- store consignment store so if you aren't willing to take your time looking you will be disappointed. I love this place.

Looking forward to actually making a bit of a return for having to let go ("my beloved", basically)…read moreboots n' shoes n' such that my recent broken leg'll never again allow me to wear. Let's see if my close friend is right about this shop/these folks. Fingers crossed.

There are a few good things in the store, but lots of damaged items. And lots of high priced…read moreitems, for example a martini glass that's made of plastic, priced for $49.99, then 40% off...yes, plastic I'll pass. It's like a garage sale, with junk

The store is very expansive with lots of inventory, and items are neatly categorized and displayed…read morefor the most part. Some areas, such as the lighting area, is full of shelved boxes, which makes it difficult to browse. This is a combined Pottery Barn/Williams-Sonoma Outlet store. I was hoping to get ideas for a future home and maybe think about saving money here. Ideas, yes. Save money? No. Are there percent off markers? Yes, everywhere. But it's one of those deals where you look at item-after-item and think, "How much would I expect to pay at retail?" only to look at the price tag and suffer sticker shock. Wooden pepper mills for $100? Barstools for $1100? Sure, the discount is applied to that price, but 30-40-50-60% off way too much is still too way much. And "ALL SALES FINAL" appears everywhere. It's basically a retail Williams Sonoma or Pottery Barn store in an outlet mall, that forgot the outlet mall prices.