If you love treasure hunting, plan to spend a few hours at Antique Gallery of Houston in…read moreSpring--you'll need the time! This place is massive, with booth after booth of unique finds. The booths are marked with a letter and number so you can keep track of where you've been! Every time I turned a corner, I discovered something different. From beautiful china and vintage collectibles to outdoor metal art and furniture, there's truly something for everyone. One of the coolest things I came across was furniture that had been used on movie sets. The workers were very friendly. When they saw us carrying items, they would tag it with our name and bring it to the check out counter so we didn't need to carry it while we browsed. I also appreciated that they have a small eating area on-site. After hours of shopping and exploring, it's nice to be able to grab a bite without leaving the building. This is the kind of place where you never know what treasure you'll find next. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the Spring area and enjoy antiques, collectibles, and one-of-a-kind pieces!

if you are a treasure hunter-- this should be on your treasure hunting list!…read more they have excellent finds and they know it, because the prices are high!!! or at least the pieces i found were expensive. bring your walking shoes, and get ready to get your steps in while you hunt! there is a snack bar conveniently located in the center of the gallery, which is an excellent idea! in the midst of all that shopping you may need a little bev or bite. however, i was on a mission no i did not partake in any of the gallery's culinary delights. don't be alarmed if someone who works there asks to hold the items for you at the front. they are very sweet. i know going thrifting can feel like you're on a battlefield and you have to protect your bounty... but don't worry one of the sweet ladies at the antique gallery will confidently babysit your treasures behind the counter. i popped in on a weekday morning and it was absolute perfection. it was quiet, and not a lot of customers. i actually had a ball all by myself hunting for treasures. definitely check it out, and happy hunting! c.

Great place to get a gift or to buy antiques. Also a great place to find vinyl records, CDs and…read morecassettes and 8 track tapes. Many dealers carry these within the shop. You can find some hidden gems!

Love that the selection is always changing! Several little buildings to wander through and kind…read morestaff.

Very nice things here. Everything clean and displayed nicely. Prices are great. People that work…read morehere are very helpful and nice.

StillGoode came into my life by recommendation from my grandmother-in-law. A lover of all things…read moreconsignment, vintage, and retail, I knew I'd be in for a treat when we pulled up and I noticed the size of the shop. Comprised of both the main store and an intake area, StillGoode dominates the shopping strip. Apparently consignment is by appointment only, but this review is not about that process, it's about the fun stuff, furniture shopping! Browsing from aisle to aisle, it was clear that everything was in pretty good shape. While the shop as a whole embraced traditional furniture offerings, I occasionally ran across a few items in other styles (an oversized burl coffee table, boucle accent chairs, and various farmhouse pieces for example). The pricing is pretty competitive, especially if you're willing to overlook a few minor markings of wear and tear. It far more expensive than your Goodwill, or Junior Forum, but less expensive than your inner loop curated consignment boutique, and certain a better value that purchasing new. More than that I appreciate the demeanor of the staff. They're helpful but not at all overbearing. They're friendly and available without hovering. It's a relaxed, low pressure environment that allows the customer to feel comfortable taking their time to make decisions. In addition to carrying high quality furniture they also carry decor, framed artwork, jewelry, and handbags. Although my husband and I didn't find anything on this trip, I'm sure we'll be back in a few months to take a look at the new inventory.

Sam's antiques was a nice little shop to stop in and do some browsing. They have a wide array of…read moregoods that you can purchase. I really enjoyed the fact that there are lots of pieces of art as well as bigger pieces of furniture and trinkets. The prices seem to be a little bit higher than what I have found at other antique stores, but everything was in really impeccable condition.

Drove all the way from the Westheimer area to check out a certain piece of furniture Sam's Antiques…read morehad listed. We arrived & saw a "will be back shortly" sign so we walked around to kill time & came back more than once & the store never opened. We tried calling the number listed & it just rang & rang. My recommendation is don't drive all the way to Olde Town Spring to visit this store unless you actually speak to someone on the phone to confirm the store will be open.

This is a really cute place and sell the most vintage stuff. Prices are reasonably priced but are…read morestill low. The staff is also so friendly, one of the workers kept offering help as I went around the shop which was very assuring. They also keep their Facebook up to date with what is in store. I definitely recommend this place and will go again.

From the owner: Our shop is made up 15+ dealers who each offer their own unique collections for sale. We offer…read morevintage items, antiques, home decor, woman's accessories, among other things.

Bruce and his wife run this branch , while they have 3 more stores in Tomball, Spring and Heights…read more. This store is small and a little cramped but has quite a lot of good stuff for the keen eye. I found them a little expensive but he mentioned that price is negotiable on anything in the store since he is the owner. The most interesting antique was the selection of camera collection he owned. All those old time cameras with flash bulb and all, that was interesting. Another object of interest was the stone lion, he was majestic and very well carved and costed only $195. The challenge might be in carrying it back home though. .. A good stop if u are into antiques.

I was quite disappointed in this place. We were in the area looking for antique stores and when I…read morefound "Houston's Antique's Warehouse", I thought I was in for a treat. This establishment is very small and I would not consider it a warehouse at all. We were not looking for anything in particular. That being said, you may find something you like. Just don't expect to find a lot. I also found it a little expensive for my taste.

Over the last year or two, I've gotten some really cool finds and deals from Consignment…read moreCollection. I recently bought a huge canvas painting at a discount that upon a quick Google Search I found would have cost a few thousand from the artist. They also were helpful when I had a large couch I purchased delivered to my house. It's eclectic, that's for sure. I personally enjoy that aspect. Some items are super vintage and maybe look a bit worn but you can find some really great estate sale items and furniture pieces that are in great condition.

This was my favorite antiques store. I haven't been here in months & I drove by because Apple Maps…read moresaid it was open. It's CLOSED. For good . I LOOOOOVED LOVED LOOOVED this place. If anyone knows where they relocated please let me know . (Edited for adding picture.)