What a great shopping experience. Nice shop packed full. Prices were great. Left with so many…read moretreasures. Lady who helped us was very nice, even delivered an item we purchased.

Place had cute finds but DO NOT PET CAT... will scratch. I guess the welcoming cat sitting on the…read morecounter was a feral cat.

Five stars for service. Had a nice time stopping by with my…read moreparents today. I wanted to thank the man who did such a careful job wrapping up the plates we bought today. My dad told him i would be traveling with them to San Diego so he took the time to make sure it was done right. First he used goo gone to make sure no price tag residue was on them, then he carefully wrapped them for me. Thank you!

Absolutely loved this store! Independent, artsy, off the beaten path. Very clean, breezy, laid…read moreback, eclectic style. Take a break from the touristy parts of the strand and walk over to this adorable shop full of vintage items, furniture, decorating items, vintage dishes, linens, etc. You won't be sorry!

It's been a couple of years since I set foot back in this place and it's still basically everything…read moreI said it was before. So the former review still stands and I added a few more photos. Only street parking here, but at least you won't be feeding the parking kiosk. Insightful photographs included.

Interesting shop with vendor booths. Mostly coastal decor but jewelry, vintage items and some…read morefurniture. Shop is merchandised well and easy to navigate

Not a bad place at all, just not an antique store. Store for very very used furniture.read more

I found this place very interesting and very helpful. They fixed my watch for my wife with ease…read moreafter we searched most other jewellers in Galveston couldn't do it. Worth a look in the shop for fun and recommend the jewellers big time.

Located at one of the strand, you'll find this antique store, which is chocked almost to the…read moreceiling with antiques and collectibles of all sorts. You'll find old medical items, figurines of all sorts, old games, automotive memorabilia, old magazines, shoes, and enumerable knickknacks to name a few. I was pleased to find some old radios, clocks, along with a very decent selection of new and old vinyl records. If you're a big fan of collectibles, like I am, you should definitely step through the door. The only downside is that everything here is premium priced at the highest dollar. It's definitely a great place to explore, but if you find something you like, you're gonna really pay for it. Photos is included to get you through the door.

Love love looooooove this legit little shop. What an absolute gem…read more We visited here in March 2020, right as Americans were starting to admit that COVID-19 was worth paying attention to. We were proceeding with caution (relative - not compared to now!) and avoiding big crowds - but not fully aware yet. This stop was nice and chill with very few patrons (just us for a while). Perfect. So many antique shops are junk and/or totally fake. This place is LEGIT. They have some wonderful stuff - check out my pictures. I challenge you to walk in this shop and not find at LEAST one SOMEthing you can't live without. Super fun selection. Some very reasonable prices and gems to be found. The shop doesn't seem large, but the stuff seems to go on forever! Ahhhh... yes, I fight the hoarder inside myself every day... I must have it all... The staff (owners?) were super personable and friendly as well. My wife found a great little necklace for a super reasonable price. We'll be back for sure. I could have spent another hour in this place, easily...

What a great find! The selection here is incredible, and I think it would be hard for anyone to…read morewalk through without finding something they just had to have. We ended up buying multiple pieces for different rooms in our house and can't wait to share photos once everything is put together and the special touches from this shop are in place. What really made the experience stand out, though, was the staff. They were attentive without being pushy--always nearby when we had questions, incredibly friendly, and genuinely helpful. It made browsing enjoyable and stress-free. I also found the pricing to be very fair. I don't frequent antique stores, but I did look up one of the items I purchased on eBay out of curiosity and found that I paid about $30 less here--and without any shipping charges. That made me appreciate the value even more. Whether you're looking for a unique accent piece to complement an already decorated home or searching for larger architectural items like flooring, doors, tubs, and more, I highly recommend stopping by. There's something special around every corner, and we'll definitely be back!

I was sharing my finds at an Antique Store in Houston with a fellow employee. The employee…read moresuggested I visit the Antique Warehouse on 25th Street in Galveston, Texas. I had just gotten off work at 2 pm on Wednesday. I made two stops before I arrived at the warehouse. I was disappointed when I read the hours listed on the door and the sign said closed. As I was walking back to my vehicle I heard a loud banging on the door from the inside. A man opened the door and invited me inside. I told him I thought they were closed. The man said you can come on inside and take a look around. The man's name was Scotty, and he was the owner of the place. Let me tell you this, Scotty gave me the tour of a lifetime. Scotty was helping a gentleman who had recently bought a church in Galveston, and he was converting it to a wedding chapel. We talked about St. Patrick's Catholic School. A school I attended as a child and what a shame it was that it was going to be demolished soon. The conversation took a dramatic turn when Scotty asked me if I had heard of the movie The Green Book? I said yes, but I hadn't watched it. He said neither did I, but do you know what a Green Book was? I said yes, I do it was a book that listed where Black People could eat and sleep during times of segregation in the South. He said correct, and then he asked whether I knew I was standing in a place listed on the Green Book. I told him no, and then he said well follow me. I followed him excitedly like a little kid. I don't want to give too much away but let me just say this: Scotty took me on a million-dollar tour that involved stories of Orphans, The Roaring 20's, World War 2, Brothels, Speakeasys, Peep Shows, Movie Theatres, Ghost Stories, and more. So, I would suggest that if you have time visit Mr. Scotty at the Antique Warehouse located at 423 25th Street. Galveston, Texas, and tell him Malcolm, who works for Galveston County, sent you. Regular hours are 11 am -3pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Don't forget to ask about a tour of the place. I promise you won't be disappointed. I'm a Galveston Native and I had never heard the stories he shared with me, and I've lived or worked in Galveston my entire life.

My daughter and I have been in the store probably 5 times. She wants to go every time she visits…read more The girl/lady with the short dark hair at the register is not nice. Stares. No hello. Feel like we're an inconvenience. My daughter used the sanitizer that was in FRONT of the counter. Looked like for customer use. Then the lady grabs it and puts it behind the counter. Get a grip. I know people have it tough but we are no exception. Put your friendly pants on or go work where you don't deal with the general public.

I was there yesterday. After sunning on the beach I visited the store on the way home. I picked a…read morepillow case with a one dollar label and a small face towel with a label 2 dollars. (1.99) I waited on a line and I was talking on the phone when my turn came. The worker told me 6 dollars please. I was like What? How comes two plus one makes six? Since when? Please watch your receits and pay attention because they will screw you intentionally. I have been in stores like this before. If you do not have the habit to check your receit, youre a victim. I was going to be. So I left the towel and the pillow case and I complained to the manager. I did not buy anything. I was angry because of the phone call but I was twice angrier at the casheer. Was it a mistake? I do not think so.

Best antiques place in town. The owners are kind and polite and will talk story with you about…read moredifferent pieces. We've found several great vintage items. Good value and well!

We have been to almost all of the antique stores in Galveston and this is the best store we have…read morefound. It had amazing service and nothing was crazy expensive.

I always have loved this store even before moving iff the island. They gave really neat knickknacks…read moreand tchotchkes for literally all ages. Much like what the Peanut Butter Warehouse was like in its heyday pre Ike, minus the random bakery. The lady working there was very nice. Reasonably priced items depending out what you're looking for. No complaints

Fun assortment of spices and Mediterranean specialty foods. They could have prices on them to make…read morethe shopping experience easier.

I love this Antique store! Mike is such a jewel and the merchandise is of exceptional quality. Big…read moreHouse Antiques is truly an antique store and not flea market! I've shopped here for years and never been disappointed. I recommend this store to all who visit Galveston Island.

Should be called the Big Bill Antiques. Ludicrously expensive prices. Many things are priced as…read moremuch as 100% over market value. I guess they like to dust.