Loved the site. Loads of room and big trees which was important! It was over a hundred degrees…read moreoutside and our camper stayed cool. The office staff was so efficient. However, bring your WiFi!!! Could not watch tv due to buffering which was a disappointment. We would absolutely come back! Would like to note that the antique place next door was closed. We went during the week!

Traders Village Grand Prairie is a great place to shop, eat, and explore on the weekend. There are…read moretons of vendors with good prices, unique items, and plenty of food options. It can get crowded, but the fun atmosphere makes it worth visiting. Great Customer Service! If you haven't been then you're missing out. I've gotten furniture, saddles, and boots.

Large antique mall with lots of things to look at, can be a bit crowded in some sets but I am not…read moresure how involved they are in displays. Floor staff is quick to assist with items we needed in the glass cases. Cashiers & line went fast. Tea room was cute with a live piano player. Food was good, fresh fruit, & many options so there is something for everyone. Waitress was nice... very friendly, but kinda messed up some orders but was overly worried sometimes... as in why did someone not finish their food or want dessert, like something was wrong. Maybe she was new & just wanted to do a good job, we still appreciated her.

I really enjoyed the tea shop, it would have been nice if they offered afternoon tea service. The…read moreTuna Salad was actually exceedingly tasty and I loved it. The Peach tea was quite refreshing. The live was not long and they were very friendly at the check out process. The antique shop itself is phenomenal and if you don't find something to buy I would be surprised. The treasures here are limitless. The history here I think every family should go here and point out history to children.

I am thrilled with the Salamandra rondels which arrived today. Wonderfully packed and exactly as…read moredescribed.

Amazing antique store. Plan to spend some time exploring all the goodies they have to sort through…read more Staff and owners are so kind. Good prices and selection of vintage and antique items. Be aware they are only open on Saturdays. Worth the trip.

Although, this mall has been rebranded as La Gran Plaza, I have many fond memories when it was Fort…read moreWorth Town Center. One area that remains the same is the area surrounding the movie theater. I remember my first theater experience here watching the motion picture Aladdin. I'm glad the mall remains open and has kept some of its original charm. Sadly, many malls are having a hard time staying afloat. During my two hour visit, I experienced quite a bit. First I'll start with the least enjoyable parts. When I first walked in, I immediately noticed a woman at the lower-level sports bar and grill wearing a thong and a shirt. Not a short skirt, like her coworker only a thong. It's definitely not what I expected to see after returning for the first time in five years. She quickly moved out of view when she noticed my reaction, but it still left a strong first impression. As I headed up the escalator, I was approached by staff from La Perla handing out menus and trying to guide me into their restaurant. The same thing happened as I walked through the food court. I wouldn't call it a bad experience, but it did feel a bit overwhelming as my first encounter upon entering the upper-level of the mall. From my experience working in a mall, I've noticed food court staff often offer samples, which I think is a more inviting way to attract customers. A small taste can go a long way, when a restaurant wants to acquire new customers and grow their clientele. I read reviews regarding the food court establishments beforehand, and many mentioned rude service, overpriced and subpar food. It would have been nice to try good authentic Mexican cuisine rather than the usual Tex-Mex I tend to eat. I did stop by Mr. Churro, where I enjoyed a cup of ice cream fully loaded with toppings of my choice. Next, while shopping at Burlington and Ross, I noticed loss prevention stationed at the entrances. Having my bag checked and showing my receipt felt a bit uncomfortable, but I understand it's become a common practice to prevent stealing. Another unexpected moment happened while I was shopping. A young toddler suddenly balled up his fist hitting my shopping bag like it was a punching bag. His mother told him to stop but didn't apologize. Later, I saw him hitting his mother repeatedly while she did nothing to correct the behavior, which was uncomfortable to witness. On a more positive note, I really enjoyed the vibrant cultural atmosphere of the plaza. The beautiful quinceañera dresses, crowns, bouquets, and accessories are stunning. The cowboy boots, hats, and western attire also stood out to me. There's a center stage for performances, a creatively designed Dino plaza, and several eye catching displays that make for great photo opportunities. Overall, I had a great time and would come back on a weekday when it's less crowded to enjoy the many food court options and shops.

Various things an activities for kids best yogurt in town…read moreBounce houses and all the restaurants you can think of. Well not all but Mexican variety

Finally stopped by for their pride market! Everyone that worked there was incredibly kind and every…read morevendor at the market down the block was incredibly talented and fun to meet. I had such a fun time wandering around and chatting (and drinking free wine from the event!). Each section is run by different resellers in the store so there is an incredibly broad selection of vintage and specialty items to choose from. You can get everything from small furniture to jewelry to toys to clothes depending on where you look! The pricing varies according to which section you're in but the market prices were genuinely unbeatable and I still found a darling silver skull bracelet for $12 at the main store that I nearly missed among so many little pieces. I can't wait to swing by their next market event in the Fall.

Cute and interesting place with a really bad location in the middle of nowhere. Mostly clothes with…read morea little vintage. Prices are okay.

We just went to their new location off the traffic circle by the Mercantile in Fort Worth and it's…read moreeven better than the previous location. She's got much more exposure now and let me tell you if you see something in there. You better buy it right then in there if you like it because it won't be there when you go back.. they have some of the best mix of eclectic, modern transitional and mid-century furniture anywhere but it's constantly changing so you might go one day and find nothing that you like and then the next day it's full of treasures. A couple days ago there was a killer couch in the back that's got this turquoise and green floral fabric on it that is to die for and I bet if I would go there today, it would be gone . And the ladies in there could not be more accommodating because when we came by, they were actually closed, but they saw us looking through the window so they let us in. It's a great shop even if you don't find anything it's worth a visit and it's worth going to more than once because eventually you are going to see something that you can't live without. I would especially recommend it to younger people just starting out in their own homes for the first time because you're gonna find better quality furniture at better prices and it's gonna have a funky feel that's gonna be all your own.

What a gem this store is! So many reasonably priced vintage items in this place. I found some…read moregreat gifts for others and some fun things for me. The staff were so nice, friendly, and helpful. Really enjoyed my visit and left with a great haul! You have to check this place out. Five stars well-earned!

This place is a rare gem and a hidden treasure. Every single booth is curated and stocked with…read moreextraordinary stuff. The owners have a tight handle on making the place look and feel like a boutique. It's an eclectic mix of great items at every price point. This is NOT a thrift store, flea market nor old time antique store that time forgot. You can find a high end LaBarge coffee table for well under market value -- a reasonable price for the quality of the piece and trinket jar full of stuff for under $10 You can find hard-to-find VHS tapes and VHS players. Candles, cards, excellent men's clothing, vintage western wear. They have an oddity shop, a fortune teller, crystals, and even someone who does clothes alterations for both men and women. The guys who own this place are welcoming and knowledgeable, and they have great rapport with customers. The place is always impeccably clean and well organized, with a signature scent that permeates the whole shop no musty odor. Lastly, they have a great playlist that's super enjoyable and makes you slow down and enjoy the experience. I could go on and on. In short, this is a must-come-by-often kind of place. 10/10

A hidden gem - literally! lol The shop is definitely NOT in plain sight, but once you find it, you…read morefind one of the cutest spots in Arlington. The music fits the shop which added to my joy. Nice selection, but not so many booths that you get overwhelmed. Great pricing. Love my plates! And my bracelet! Saw more goodies that I probably should've hidden, so I can get them next time lol jk - there are cameras everywhere (makes sense in 2026). Excellent customer service. If you're into vintage, check out this spot!

Great selection and personalized attention. Friendly staff and reasonable prices. Always a new…read moresurprise, each time I walk in.

Such a fun experience. They have a nice assortment of items. Staff is friendly and helpful. I go…read morethere every time I am in Azle.