We saw this place while walking near the main street area. It's mostly the sort of place with some…read moreclothing and home decor. Not much in the way of antiques though. The staff was friendly.

This market was a great find in Johnson city and also a great little concept with a lot to see. If…read moreyou are starting to do early Christmas shopping , you can definitely find gift items here for reasonable pricing. Outside is a little coffee truck called the Jittery Biscuit where they sell delicious refreshers!

small market "downtown" Johnson City runs the 4th full weekend of the month from March thru…read moreNovember. when I visited, there was: crafts, clothing, nifty wood stuff, some 'vintage' collectibles, Pampered Chef, Young Living, and Cutco distributors, some (tasty!) bloody mary mix dudes, Texas-made olive oil, and....an owl. no joke. a friggin LIVE OWL in a tent. you could take your picture with him for a donation. or be a fraidy cat like me and watch him turn his head and adjust his freakish talons from a safe distance.

Small market. Manageable size. Easy to navigate and easy parking. Five stars…read more Items I saw included honey, corn, soaps, clothing, balm, plants.

We tried the Schnitzel and bratwurst sandwich. The gravy and mashed potatoes for the schnitzel were…read morevery tasty! The food was all freshly made and pretty good speed wise. We took it out. Nothing to complain about. The green beans were just green beans. There aren't too many food options In Johnson City on a Sunday so it was a good enough option as any.

Nice shop with a mix of old & new merchandise. Lots of narrow aisles and things to knock over…read morethough so leave the littlest ones and the big purse in the car if you can. Nice people.

Fun shop with some fun items. Old and new merchandise. Everyone was friendly and helpful and the…read moreprices for many items were reasonable.

You will need at least a couple hours in the antique store. I loved how small it is and how much…read morethere is to see! From antique figurines, street signs, home decor, candles, new and old clothing, and so MUCH MORE. I bought 2 vintage postcards with the original sender and stamped from the 1930s . It was a great find and wish I had picked up more. This is a must stop if you are driving by.

If you are up in Johnson City there are 3 things that you have to do. This is #1 of the 3. We…read morestopped in here a while back because the sign said "Wine Tasting." We were greeted by a surly old man that asked us if we were there to "taste" wine or just to drink it. I assume that he could see the confusion on our faces, so he explained that if we just wanted to drink it, he would pour us some and let us do that, but if we wanted to "taste" it he would put us through his "Wine 101 Course." We, obviously, chose to taste. He proceeded to walk us through the reasoning for swirling the glass, how to properly smell the wine, the proper way to taste it and a few other steps to get the full experience and pick out all of the little nuances of the wine. It was very informative and we really enjoyed it, and learned to appreciate wine even more. He has a "Wine 201" as well, but I don't think I am ready to disappoint him by failing that course yet.

Came across this place kind of by accident while driving through Johnson City. What a nice,…read moreunexpected gem. They offer wine tastings from wines around the world - not just Texas Trail wines. And they have rotating art installations, some of which were just uber cool when we stopped in (please see pics). The proprietor's Warren and his wife (sorry, I didn't get her name) were very welcoming and took time to show us around. We will definitely be back! Wine and art without pretentiousness. Yee haw!!!