Mostly rustic-type stuff. Seemed to have a lot of iron items, tools, ranch-style, and larger…read morepieces. I didn't care for the merchandise selection, but the place was clean and well-kept.

This location goes by several names depending on your source but, by any name, it's worth a visit…read more My daughter and I stopped in on an antiquing day and loved this shop. The wide open layout was very nice, the people were friendly, and there was a good variety in the types of booths. If you're looking for unique, good condition furniture, this is a place to stop. There were several pieces for which I wish I had room. You also might find goats milk soap, tractor seats, stained glass doors, and no telling what else. We particularly enjoyed the "grab bags" at one booth. We bought 2 and came back for 2 more. They weren't all great hits but they were all fun and an inexpensive laugh. We're excited to return next time we're in town.

Cute store, bigger than it looks. New and used items for…read moresale. Some homemade. Lots of metal items outside. He said was getting more in today. We mosied around and in the back room in corner found a basket of McDonald Happy Meal toys. Purchased some for my Grandson. He likes to pull small stuffed animals out of a kleenex box like Ms Rachel does. Good variety of items in the store. Owner seemed really nice. Next time in town to eat at Farmers Daughter, we will stop again. On main street when coming off I-40 just down from Farmers Daughter Restaurant.

I love this store, its so exciting and fun. There is always really interesting finds in there. It's…read morea great place if you are looking to find a unique gift for someone. I would have given it 5 stars but there was some merchandise I found unchild-friendly and offensive and hope will be removed .

This is a great vintage store, focusing on mid-century furniture and decor. Reasonably priced and…read morehelpful staff!

A very eclectic mix of antiques with a lunch room at the back. The front room is priced by the…read moreindividuals who rent booths and the rest of the two large rooms don't have prices. Found a few bargains.

Very friendly and helpful! Good deals and a clean store! A lot of furniture to choose from! I would…read morehighly recommend this store.

The service and selection was outstanding. The owner, Tony is friendly without being pushy. His…read morewife was not present when we were there, but I had the pleasure of speaking with on the phone was friendly and polite, and followed quick to flow up with an answer to our question. Thank you Furniture Gallery USA for this experience. Liz and Ethel

No greeting as I came in, very small shop, very crowded with fabric, etc, fair selection. I'll…read morestick with Beth's in Blanchard or Sew Sweet in Purcell.

An adorable quilt shop located in charming downtown Norman, in the same building as the new…read morelocation of Artifactory. Great selection of fabrics and quilting and sewing supplies. They also do longarm quilting, so you can finish your top and then take it to them to have it quilted! They also do quilting classes for adults AND kids! It's worth a special trip, but definitely drop by and check it out if you are in the neighborhood for Art Walk.

Adorable tiny place that's only open on Thursday. They only take cash, but prices are incredibly…read morecheap.

Another stop in our visit to Norman. This is a well-established, long-standing Native American art…read moregallery. The owner has relationships with the artists whose work she shows which makes any purchase very personal. There is a wide selection of fine art, gifts, jewelry, and the Bedre chocolates are a must.

Great selection on original artwork, pottery & Southwest Indian Jewelry & great prices. I went in…read morefor help with an appraisal & ended up buying a few things in the wonderfully curated gift shop.