Sorry but I don't want to shop and have the owners dog follow me around the store. Looked like a…read morenice store but I won't shop there.

This is a new men's clothing store, opened by the very experienced Joshua Rankins, and it is worth…read morechecking out. Joshua is knowledgeable about men's clothing and will be able to fit you for suits, jackets, dress shirts, and slacks. Great store.

Huge. Has everything you could need. Hats, clothing, boots, jewelry, horse tack, home decor, etcread more

Came here for the first time with my son. We came here specifically for a bull whip for a gift for…read morea friend. I have no idea what most of these things are, but I know if it pertains to riding horses, lassos, and many other equipment you need, they most likely have it here. There are so much things here to include clothes, cowboy hats, boots, etc. I honestly don't know if the prices are considered reasonable, cheap, or expensive so I wouldn't be able to tell you. They have a mini bar with some games. They also have a place that can form your hat the way you want it to. The staff are friendly. The have a pretty decent sized parking lot. This place is huuuuge.

The new "Trading Post" for the brand just opened on South Congress and is a great place to show off…read morethe selection of casual men's clothing this company is known for. It's a pretty tiny store but it has an upstairs and excellent interior with a mix of modern and weathered wood, leather furniture, and good lighting. The clothing itself is good quality but on the expensive side, but they have some nice regional exclusives like a collaboration with Whataburger and other Texas style pieces. Everyone seems friendly and helpful,and although you can order things online,the store is definitely the place to try things on and get inspired in person.

I ordered a shirt on June 13th. June 19th i emailed them as my item hadn't shipped. They said…read morethere was an issue with my address. Apparently Lucchese and Rios of Mercedes had no issues delivering. I inquired as to why no one contacted me to resolve the issue. I stated that my address is correct. No response, no shipping updates. Nothing. Poor customer service and communication. I canceled my order and requested a refund. Not a word since.

Always stop in once or twice a year when we're down in the summer love love this store a little bit…read moreof everything I just found out the business has closed it is no longer it makes me sad but they are recommending TNT Western Wear in Bay City now

Good love the jewelry and the store it self the customer service is really good the workers are…read morevery nice and polite in a professional manner

While visiting Mescalito's coffee shop, my eyes quickly veered over to Ballad of the Bird Dog,…read morewhich is an adorable shop literally a few steps away. It's almost like you get a two for one when visiting either place. They offer an array of merchandise. Clothing, accessories, stickers, and so much more. All of which are reasonably priced. Get this! They even have a custom hat shop called Easy Drifter, that can customize your selected hat to your liking. Cool right?! Customer service was impeccable! They were nice, friendly, & communicative. If you're taking a stroll thru downtown Brenham, swing on by.

Love this place! Anytime we are in Brenham, we make sure we stop by…read more Coffee = delish (by far best in the area) Clothes = trendy, unique and reasonably priced. Staff = friendly and helpful.

Logan Dylan was awesome! Helped find an awesome pair of boots for a hard size. Very happy customerread more

Hunter Darnell gave me the best customer service I've had in a long time! He helped me find my…read moreexact size and the perfect pair of boots I was looking for. He was friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and made the whole shopping experience easy and enjoyable. You can tell he genuinely cares about helping customers. I'll definitely be coming back just because of him! Hunter is a huge asset to Texas Boot Company and absolutely deserves a raise for the outstanding service he provides. Thank you, Hunter!!!

Great coffee and selection! I love the location inside of Pease Park equally. Always a plus when a…read morespot has speciality lattes exclusive to them. My only compliant would be that the price was a bit steep in comparison to other places I frequent considering the small size of our beverages but nonetheless we enjoyed the flavor.

I didn't know they are at Pease during the weekends from 9am-1pm. Definitely check them out if you…read moretoo are like me and want to walk around the park drinking a latte for the vibe.

Extremely cute boutique with a western vibe. They've got a small selection of housewares, men and…read morewomen's clothing, boots, and a few pieces of jewelry. It's pricey, so if you're a baller on a budget, it may be more of a window shopping situation BUT swing by at pick up the 6whiskey room spray or candle. It's HEAVENLY. The spray is $30 and smells like leather with a slight floral touch. Trust me on this one.

This store is off of the square by a block, but I'm glad I stopped in. It's really a very cute,…read morewelcoming store with loads of interesting items for sale. I could spend an hour there easily. I'll definitely be back to pick up something for the wife for Christmas!

I visited the city-wide vintage sale with my adult child, and we spent about 3 hours there on the…read moresecond day of the sale. The cons are that you'll pay for parking and entry. The pros are that you'll see a wide range of vendors - from clothing and jewelry to music and furniture....and plenty of kitch. The price ranges are pretty broad. I bought an $8 necklace but sorted through a bunch of Coach bags ($200 - $300), and some super cool upcycled pieces ($175 - $250). The crowd was pretty small, and some decent deals were to be had later in the day if you asked. Overall, there was a high clothing to other things ratio on this particular weekend. I bought a pink maxi tule skirt, a pair of possibly too low rise lightweight pants, and 2 necklaces. My kid bought a pair of shorts, a sweater vest, a small fish pin, a CD, and an embroidery art piece. I had fun and I'd go back.

Located In the Palmer Center is one of the most impressive thrift sales. The sale occurs at least…read moreonce a month from various local venders. Everyone is so polite and will chat with you. Prices vary and are fair. You can find various things to purchase ranging from old fi cameras to vintage guitars. Check it out if you have the chance.