Comfort rolls up the sidewalks at 5pm, so we were happy to find this business open until 5:30 pm…read more That gave us 30 minutes to check out the shop. When we walked in we saw military helmets in a glass case, and lots of large, heavy furniture. The facebook page said they were a women's boutique, but the sign said decor, antiques and found items. We saw some women's clothing and some jewelry but for the most part there was an eclectic mix of altered art, some at very high prices, well out of our price range in any case, and miscellany. We really could not figure out what kind of store this is hoping to be. Because they are new I am giving an extra star to give them time to see what inventory moves and define themselves. My companions pretty quickly decided they weren't interested in anything, but I found a basket of some kind of floral head band fairy crown things and decided on one for my granddaughter. At the same time my friends found a new made wooden box with some folk art Noah's Ark scene painted on it. The price was about $35 so I decided to buy it as well. Afterwards I felt like it was kind of an impulse buy, but I did my part to patronize the new business. This store needs a bit of time to get organized and figure out what will sell in Comfort. I've been antique shopping in Comfort for 35 years, and this shop can fill a void from all the shops that have closed their doors in the past decades and moved to antiques malls. But not yet.

Super cute store curated with lots of treasures. Large selection of high quality antique furniture.read more

Service was horrible. Went a couple weeks back and was treated rudely by the cashier. They had the…read morebracelet I wanted and fully stocked. Maybe since I'm man they ignored the fact I was shopping? Cashier and worker didn't say anything to me. During the transaction, the older woman seem annoyed to even have to cash me out. Figured it was an off day and came again for another gift and they flat out dismissed me. Always try to support small business but I'll avoid shopping here and mention that to others. No value in a store if the people don't see you as equals.

I don't know if they've changed owners or not, but they now have zero customer service. My family…read moreand I went there this morning and were never greeted by the several people who were working. We walked out not buying a thing. I've been there in the past and have never been treated this way.

Amazing customer service and so accommodating. The cutest little vintage shop. Karen, the shop…read moreowner, was so helpful and made the process of buying a beautiful couch so easy. Definitely plan to be back soon.

From the owner: Boutique, Fashion, Home Decor, Leather Handbags, Accessories, Gifts, Gift Baskets, Vintage Finds,…read moreGreeting Cards, General Finishes Paints and Stains, Events, Pop-Up Markets, Local and Texas Artists, Retail Store, Southern Vibe

Buyer beware! Customer service is terrible! The store manager is self important and arrogant…read more... I Received a gift and asked for an exchange due to the color not working within our home (table runner, tags attached with Bechants tag, in original plastic sleeve) and was told, sorry can't help you, it's been over 7 days. 7 DAYS for a gift and asking for an exchange only. Now I get why no one in Boerne wants them in town anymore.

This is the most grandiose and largest gift shop in Boerne. Two floors of extravagant merchandise…read moreand high-end gift items. Think of a Williams-Sonoma on steroids and you get the point. You'll find expensive kitchen items, body products and carved geodes just to name a few. If you've got a couple of C notes burning a hole in your pocket, you can probably find some trinket here to purchase. If you wanna see what high-end merchandising and service looks like, it's worth checking out.

This store is more about decorations than say traditional antiques but that's ok if you're looking…read moreto take some pretty photos. There are items outside behind the store but we opted to stay in the nice air-conditioned areas. This store is a decent size and even has a coffee shop inside. Unfortunately, no gluten-free items. Bummer. There is limited parking so you'll probably have to park a ways down from the store.

Lovely stop on the way from San Antonio back to Kerrville. I definitely need to go back because I…read moresaw some things I really want to get. Ordered a sandwich from the counter, and it was really quite good. It was all in all a very enjoyable time.

Double-R-Drygoods carries a decent selection of light fixtures, furniture, accents, decorative…read morepillows, hand made bedding, fashion accessories and some clothing items. They also offer interior design services. I was looking for an old-world style chandelier for our home and this place looked promising. The accents and furnishings are a little on the higher price end, but if quality and uniqueness set them apart, I don't mind paying a little extra for something I can't live without. There were at least two sales associates in the store from what I could tell. We browsed the entire store for 30 minutes or more, yet no one acknowledged us or offered to help us during the time we were there. Some of the items were absolutely gorgeous, while others we browsed, the quality didn't warrant the higher price tag IMO. I might come back if there's something specific I'm looking for or to peruse their lovely candles if in the area, but probably won't make a special trip to return here.

From the owner: We are here to make your home beautiful in every aspect.read more

The sales associates were rude and racist. One of the ladies told me I "couldn't afford an item". I…read morewill never set foot in that store again.

This is a great find! Custom, unique home decor that anyone would love to have. Really interesting…read morequaint location with tons of different styles and items to choose from. Friendly knowledgeable staff.

Walked in not one person said Hello. I walked to the jewelry case there was a woman at the cash…read moreregister apparently so Focused on what she was doing that she couldn't turn to say Hello. Walked the entire store and left with absolutely no acknowledgment whatsoever. If I could give-0- Stars I would. Just rude!

Very nice home furnishings and home accessories. This isn't exactly my style but I can definitely…read moreappreciate the quality of the pieces. Things were displayed very artistically and there was a LOT to look at! This place shares the building with Daisy Pearl (high end women's clothing) and is a wonderful pairing!

You will thrill with the selection at COSAS for Mexican folk art. It is probably the best selection…read more- second to the Folk Art museum in Santa Fe New Mexico, (which is spectacularly off the charts) BUT here it is a store, NOT a museum so everything is for sale. From artist Hortensia Bueno in Mexico City to renowned folk artist from all over Mexico: Puebla, Michiocan, Taxco-their selection is incredible.

Imagine walking into a Mercado in Mexico and that's what Cosas is. There is furniture, ceramics,…read moreclothes, decor, and Mexican trinkets to name a few. Everything is more than doubled compared to the prices in Mexico. You are better off taking a shopping trip to Mexico and saving a few bucks!

The Elephant Story is a very cool store with a purpose. The store was formed by Ed and Joey Story…read morewith the purpose of promoting elephant conservation for the Asian elephant. Profits from thus store are directed to various foundations that have been established to protect Asian elephants. If you are ever in Comfort this store is worth checking out. You will find things here you will find no place else.

My neighbor, a retired veterinary professor, told me about this place that gives 100 % profits to…read moreelephant sanctuaries. I'm happy I stopped in. Love my new items and gifts. Ann was super sweet and allowed my dog to come in with me. Something for everyone on your list here and a purchase that supports elephants, the most majestic of animals.