I would recommend this resale shop to anyone who enjoys thrifting. I really appreciate old things…read moreand prefer to buy secondhand whenever I can, so I was excited to find this place and check it out. I've been several times now, and have had great experiences each time. I've gotten such cool stuff here; multiple vhs tapes, 45s, a vintage suitcase, an old dollhouse. And some more practical stuff as well like a shoe rack and tools. The owner is really nice, and I'm glad to have a place to find new treasures as well as donate my old treasures and know they won't end up in the trash. It's also refreshing to have a local thrift store to shop at and donate to that doesn't blast christian music and make judgmental comments about my clothes. 10/10 would recommend

Love this shop and the people are amazing. Toms of quality vintage and antique items to find in…read morethis shop. Prices are pretty good based on market value but you may always ask on deals as well! Their service and passion is unmatched. Highly recommend

These items are priced outrageously. I'm a thrift and antique connoisseur. This place doesn't have…read moreanything that's worth the stop and for the price. Just keep driving by. There was even half used hotel lotion for $1.00. Uh...

Good Service Good People…read moreHonest and Hard Working. Great Deals Friendly Staff Always Helpful

This is more than a store, it's a destination, why? For a few reasons:…read more The owner's friendly attitude is real, nothing fake there. You are welcomed as soon as you walk through the door. That's a nice feeling indeed especially in today's retail environment where you hope to get if you're lucky a "Next" Secondly, the owner's passion for what she does and how she handles the merchandise she sells, makes it that you don't just buy an item, you adopt it, you take it with you to care for, for generations to come. That's the feeling I get from this shop. As you can see, I like this place. Regards to all.

Not so much an antique shop as it is a quick turnaround shop. Still, a lot of great finds and great…read moreprices! They were getting ready to close up and I couldn't get my girlfriend out of all of the shops quickly enough to make it to all of them on the strip. The owner said she would stay open until my girlfriend went through and shopped. Picked up a few items that were in perfect condition at a great price!

I love the great selection they have! So many different vendors! I always find something I "need"read more

Absolutely love this store, it always has everything I didn't know I needed. Great prices friendly…read morestaff. If you haven't been you need to go!

Houston's best destination for resale items. Lots of vintage and pretty things. I love their…read morediscount on items over time, clearly outlined on price tags. It feels like an estate sales store. I love how the ladies working keep everything beautifully organized. It's such a delightful shopping experience. I will definitely be back.

RATING ON APPAREL CONSIGNMENT SITE ONLY: Consignments are…read morebooked via the website, beginning @ 9:00 a.m. on the 26th of each month. Unfortunately, the Apparel site is fully booked within 2 minutes after opening. The Household Goods Consignment appointment site is easy to work, and one is able to readily book appointments. All in all Charity Guild of Catholic Women is an excellent organization, but needs work on the Apparel Appointment Website.

Love this store very organized and good priced items. Great music always playing and good ambianceread more

Wow. Found dirty converse today. Straight up ridiculous. But they couldn't take my shoes because…read morethey weren't "on style". Chile pls.

Oh wow, a big THANK YOU to the city of Baytown and its public works crew for doing construction…read morearound Texas Ave or I would have never found Lanie's. We were headed to Cork Grinders and had to detour and the owner was closing up for the night. She graciously offered to stay open just for us! This is the place to go for Victorian antiques, furniture, old skeleton keys, door knobs (she had beautiful glass ones for a great price), Christmas decor, china, a beautiful vintage lace dress, and so much more. She even sells Avon and has a funky clothing, jewelry and purse boutique inside owned by another kind woman. We walked away with a beautiful Victorian painting in an ornate gold frame, a distressed floral wall hanging, two vintage Avon cologne bottles and an old vanity hairbrush and mirror set! Definitely recommend! Check this place out!

Lanie's is located in old Baytown and is a very small vintage/antique store. They are in the…read moreprocess of expanding to a building right next door where they will house larger furniture and art. In the original location they have vintage dishes, small furniture, jewelry and other nick nacks. I was able to find some beautiful crystal brandy cups and a lovely glass cake server stand. Although the space is small they have items on display in every corner. It is definitely a go to store once you are in the area. Parking is easy and located on the side of the building. You can stay parked right there and walk around the block which also houses Goose Creek Emporium, Cork Grinders and Dirty Bay Beer Company.

A great resale shop for a great cause. Very organized store with kind individuals. Always have a…read moregreat time looking around. Plenty of parking. I have found some amazing pieces in the store.

I have mixed feelings about this place. I came here after checking out the sky high priced…read moreSalvation Army (in the same plaza.) The prices here are less... but not exactly what I thought I'd find at a thrift store. I did like the Christian music playing. Totally my jam. The variety of items here was good. I found some children's books for .50 each. Toys are sold according to weight (???) Tons of DVDs, household items, clothing, etc. The main thing I didn't like was the attitude of one of the workers. I found a dresser that I was interested in but it didn't have a price sticker. So I asked one of the workers and he rattled off $69.99 without even looking at the one I wanted. Then we walked over there and he was like, "You wanted this little one, right? It's $69.99." I'm sorry but $70 for a USED dresser with scratches and whatnot seems HIGH (Better than Salvation Army's $200 ones but still, $70 is high). Regardless, his attitude just seemed so arrogant. Didn't sit well with me. BUT, the silver lining is that I did find a pair of $170 Rock Revival jeans for $6.99. I'll come back.