Enjoyed our visit. Everything was displayed in a way that we were able to see everything. I find…read morea lot of times we shop antique or thrift stores I feel we miss so much because they have layer and layers of things packed in that you can't even see what is on the shelves. Prices were reasonable and the owner we very friendly and informative. Definitely hope to be in the area again so we can stop in and see what is new.

A surprisingly large selection of items considering the initial impression of a small cottage as…read moreyou drive up. You will find housewares, dishes, figurines, and random oddities. Not tons of furniture, but it's worth looking. My shopping companion found a unique brass antique scale at a reasonable price. We did try to negotiate on the price and were told no. Something to keep in mind if part of your antiquing includes making deals.

Very nice western store with unique items and furniture. I do not live in the area but when I'm in…read moreGranbury, I always stop in to see whats new.

We've all been around Texas hitting those "unique" shops in places like Fredericksburg, Round Top,…read moreand so on...Takes alot to surprise me these days as I blast around TX in my convertible. Visiting the Wagon Yard was near perfect on a recent trip to Granbury. Allow me to explain. South of North Texas you'll find in recent years newly made in Mexico metal signs with minimal tack weld featuring everything from Longhorns, Aggies, Wine, Bar's open...etc. Point being I found every room unique and a bit above the norm for Texas kitsch. Ok, a few things are a carbon copy. Yet, I found some excellent pottery and signs that I haven't seen before. Alot of aviation options, and furniture that seems to be from the area with options for customization. Glad I took a stroll a half block of the square and visited the Wagon Yard.

Not the worst Walmart I've ever been to. Reasonably clean. Well stocked shelves. Associates not…read moretohard to find. Inside is a new Philly Cheesesteak places, Charlie's I think. It's pretty good. Bottom line: People watching not as good here as it is in Tarrant County.

I've always had a good experience in this Walmart. It is usually organized and clean with new…read moreitems. I have found lots of great deals in here. Highly recommend the fresh flowers and checking out clothes clearance. The staff at the pharmacy always takes good care of me when picking up the prescription for my dog that only Walmart carries. Went tonight to get one hour photo and realized I had ordered my picture at the wrong place and staff was quick to help me get it fixed and printed and on my way. All in all, I enjoy my trips here about once a month to stock up on things that only Walmart has.

This is a very large antique mall with a variety of booths and items. The location is excellent,…read moreclose to the historic downtown area. I wanted to purchase some gifts and found just the right things: some Native American baskets at a wonderful price! Also I got some vintage postcards which had never been used. I sent one to a housebound friend whom I always write when I'm out of town. She loved it--much better than the typical picture postcards I usually send. Everyone will enjoy browsing at Vintage Roads. Why buy new when we can buy pre-owned?

There are a variety of antiques, vintage goods, and collectibles. You can also find new and resale…read morehome decor and new and gently used clothes. There is an excellent selection of jewelry, art, graphic tees, tote bags, and other crafts made by local artists and crafters. If you need a new pair of stylish or polarized sunglasses, stickers, car decals, crafting materials, scents, paint, or candles, this place might have it. You have to stop every once in a while because each booth's inventory can change frequently, and you never know what you will find.

The current "mgr" is friendly...finally.. Gotta watch those…read more3 and 5 dollar sales tnough...dont assume everything is still 1.25

Every once in a while a need an inexpensive item that I plan to use and throw away. This usually…read morefalls into the "plastic bucket or bowl" category, and the first place I look is the Dollar Tree. While I'm generally disappointed with the Dollar Tree closer to home, this one is cleaner, bigger, has wider aisles and generally less of a line. I As said, I too am intrigued by the number of surprising items that can be found here. If you are tires of paying $3 or $4 for a greeting card or gift bag, why not try Dollar Tree where they are usually 1 or 2 for a dollar. Oh, plastic storage bags are a good buy here too. So bottom line: There is something here you can use, and it's only going to cost you a buck (or less), unlike those other stores with "Dollar" in the name.

At this point most people have been inside a Ross. Usually it's crowded with items placed in the…read morewrong location, or not enough items stocked. Here that was not an issue on any of those fronts. I actually found my visit quite pleasant. There was a good selection of items to choose from and they had quality pieces that you often don't see in a Ross. There were not a lot of customers inside so it made browsing through the aisles more fun. I've attached pictures of the inside and trust me you will want to snag some of the pieces in here.

Yay I love that you had a great a great rugs for my friends mom . I hate that you refused to help a…read more70 year old wonderful mom and grandmother help load it. You should me a shamed!!