We've been to the Pottery Ranch many, many times over the years. For yard art and decorative stuff,…read moreit's the largest place I know of. The selection is almost overwhelming! We have bought many of the overpriced items for our home. Always happy with the product, just not the price. Check them out next time you're in Fredericksburg!

Such a cute spot with garden things and other knickknacks, a great selection you can get lost in!…read moreMost of the stuff was very reasonably priced. This is located on the further end of Main St, so we drove here first before going back and parking to walk the rest of the shops. The gals that work there are so sweet, helpful but not bothersome at all. Definitely recommend stopping here for a peruse and maybe a purchase! So many neat things!

This boutique has such beautiful things. I definitely recommend visiting. It is also co-located…read morewith a delicious restaurant called the Wild Hare Bistro. The woman working was really friendly and helpful. I definitely will return.

We passed through The Sweet Lily during a recent stay in FBG. It's an OK store on the strip (Main…read moreStreet) but it's not a "must do" when you're there. The store is much like most of the other shops on Main Street, good for tourists looking to pick up knick knack stuff, small gifts, home goods, etc. There are some upscale brands (Birkenstock, Ray Bans), but nothing really sets it apart from the other stores on Main, just another shop to wander through on a lazy day...

We stopped into this cute little gift shop as we were walking to the MarktPlatz where the car show…read morewas and I'm so glad we did! They have a good selection of gifts to take home and fun little samples to try (spreads, preserves, crackers and more). The woman working was friendly and helping customers quickly! I would revisit this store for sure and would get more jams to take home next time!

I was visiting Fredericksburg for just one day and happened upon this shop. I bought great pants…read moreand a top. I am now home in Florida but would love to order things on line. Melissa was lovely and I'm so sorry I had limited time to shop more as my 10 year old grandson was waiting patiently for me.

Stopped in Slate Boutique during an afternoon walkabout in Fredericksburg. Nice shop, upscale…read morewomen's clothing. Good quality merchandise. Not a huge store stuffed with everything, smaller shop full of quality clothing and accessories. Worth stopping by...

f you're strolling through Fredericksburg and want something totally unique, Cross Cultures is the…read morespot you've been waiting for. It's not your typical quaint shop--it's like stepping into a mini-world market, right in the heart of Texas! They've got everything--from vibrant textiles from Nepal and Latin America to stunning handcrafted woodworks from Vietnam. And trust me, their selection will impress even the most seasoned travelers. Whether you're hunting for unique gifts, one-of-a-kind jewelry, or something nostalgic (hello, concert memorabilia!), this place has it all. We popped in, grabbed a few amazing treasures - I got a Cure concert shirt, a Metallica concert shirt, some incense and a few other items I love, and will definitely be back. (the incense and oils? Absolute bliss!) If you're a fan of the exotic, the unusual, or just need a feel-good shopping experience, you'll find something here you can't live without. Cross Cultures is a total win for anyone looking to explore the world without leaving Fredericksburg!

Never heard of this place, but oh my goodness, I am glad we stumbled upon this place. It is full of…read moreinteresting and amazing finds! The store had many items but was not overcrowded. The lady who worked there was very informative and friendly. She shared stories of how they acquired many of the items and it was fascinating. Every visit we take to Fredericksburg will include this unique store!

After three years, I figured it was time for another review. I also decided to add several more…read morerecent photos. Since my last review, they have added a large paved parking lot next-door, where it used to be just gravel. Inside they have one of the largest used book/media sections you'll ever see in any thrift store. The stuff that gets donated here is usually better than what you would find at Goodwill, which means you're more likely to come across unique and valuable finds. You'll also find every imaginable knickknack under the sun here for office home and hardware use. In the back room, there's bicycles, electronics, and furniture. The front of the store is given over, almost entirely to clothing and shoes. Still my favorite thrift store to come to in Fredericksburg.

A tidy and well organized thrift store. It's easy to shop and find what you're looking for. Items…read moreare very reasonably priced and bargains are easy to find. They have an active Facebook page where they highlight larger items. I went to look at a chair they highlighted and a volunteer lowered the price to sweeten the pot since it had been there a few days already. I left with two chairs. . The volunteers are very nice and helpful. The best thrift store in Fredericksburg and a great cause!

Great stationery shop sharing space with the Secret Garden Clothing shop. The people in the shop…read moreare lovely. Great selection of hard to find cards, pens and desk accessories. Always something new. And lovely clothes as well.

They have a lot of stuff. They have a good selection of books, but please don't buy any I want.read more

Have been shopping and donating here since moving here in '13. Overall, I've found their prices…read morefair for many things. I hope they are using Ebay prices for items that actually sold, not what are being asked It is staffed by all volunteers and last year they gave $1 million to the Hill Country Youth Ranch. That sounds like a lot but given expenses have been exceeding revenue by over $1 million a year the Youth Ranch Foundation continues to cover it but their money won't last for ever. I have friends who moved to the Big Springs Ranch for Children in Leaky which is part of HCYR to be volunteer live in grand parents. Beautiful setting with a working ranch, charter school and chapel but I believe only 2 of their 6 cabins are in use now. It's hard to get staff when you are that far from a good sized town.