Interesting store. They didn't really have much selection in terms of furniture which I found odd…read more But they had plenty of things to look at which weren't for sale. I thought it was nice but kind of odd. I figure you would want to sell things?The prices were kind of high for what they did have which much of it seemed uncared for previously. Despite this the owner was very nice and seemed to have a sincere of pride for his shop which is nice. Overall I may give this place a second shot.

I might have came on an off day, but I didn't see very much furniture in there at the time of my…read morevisit. The store itself was really cool and had a little mini museum inside.

Rude employees, I do NOT recommend. Asked a simple question & gave attitude like it was bothering…read morethem while they just stood there.

Went last week & both employees were stuck up. (Hispanic male & older white lady) comparative to…read moreother vintage/antique shops this one misses the mark. they're not friendly. I feel bad for the vendors that open up their shops here I can't imagine they would make any profit with having sales associates who are not very friendly to every customer who walks in through those doors. I had my eyes one two bigger pieces $500+ & I ended up just leaving. The mood of wanting to spend immediately left when they treated me poorly . I have no desire of ever returning.

What a great place if you're looking for pottery or decor for either the house, garden or yard. Ms…read moreAnna is awesome, provides prompt service and is very engaging. My wife and I had visited last week to buy a couple of pots for her garden and we were looking for a Talavera Alligator, Ms Anna didn't have one but said she would order me one and asked for my number. This morning she called and said she had two for me to choose from. We went and took the blue one. Great place, great prices and AWESOME owner. Please go out and visit Ms Anna and buy some pottery.

La Carreta is one of my favorite places to shop! It's a mother-and-daughter-owned small business,…read morewhich makes supporting them feel even more special. They have the most beautiful Talavera pottery from Mexico--so colorful and unique, I always find something that catches my eye. Their fiesta wear is super fun too, and everything in the shop just has this happy, vibrant energy. It's my go-to spot when I need a gift for someone I love. Whether it's a birthday, a little thank-you, or just because, I can always find something meaningful and special. And the customer service? Truly the best. The owners are so kind and helpful, and you can tell they really care about what they do. If you haven't been yet, definitely check it out--you'll leave with a smile (and probably a few treasures).

The tiny finch is the cutest little boutique shop at the Pearl. I have been to the Pearl dozens of…read moretimes and had never been inside to browse or shop, until this weekend! They have an assortment of items, high end and small trinkets as well. They even have a section with baby/kids items. Very beautiful and inviting ambiance and aesthetic! Definitely keeping it in mind whenever I need to shop for a unique and special gift for someone. Highly recommend!

The Tiny Finch is a small boutique-style shop in The Pearl. Their retail includes clothing,…read morejewelry, houseware, art, and more! What I love about this place is the uniqueness of their items. Their items are very high quality, which explains the price, and EVERYTHING in there is BEAUTIFUL! You can catch some good finds on sale at times by even with the high price, you'll be greatly satisfied! Upon entrance, you're almost transported to a small luxurious boutique in Europe. The smell of the high quality candles are above amazing. They even offer my fav toothpaste, Marcos, which is sold mostly in Europe. The service is above and beyond just as much as the retail. If you're at The Pearl you definitely should check them out!

If you're looking for unique outdoor decor or Asian themed furniture then look no further. Upon…read morearrival you enter through a neat outdoor/patio area. The outdoor area has something for everyone from simple patio furniture to exotic fountains. Inside, we were greater by the owner, she was helpful and informative. The furniture and decor inside is all Asian themed; while not my style it this place has everything you'd need if this was your style. I left empty handed but the next time I need outdoor items, this will be my first stop.

Interesting collection of items, some cool stuff. Parking was a little challenging. Prices were…read morehigher than I expected or planned to pay. We only saw someone working there for a second when she stuck her head out to say welcome and then that's it.

Home Goods is ALWAYS consistently a good stop…read more The clothes are bargain priced, and the household goods, furniture, rugs, etc are bargain priced and good quality. They also have an ample supply of food items and pet supplies, treats, etc.

Maybe we came on a bad day but OMG... it was SO DANG HOT in here. Like, stuffy, uncomfortable, it's…read morehard to breathe hot in there. We made one lap of the store and it was "I've got to get out of here." (It was only like 80 outside so not unbearable Texas summer heat. It was April 2.) Selection looked good. Prices were ok. Wanted to look at the clearance longer but I was afraid to die of heat stroke. Perhaps we'd stop back on another day.

Such a cute low key antique and craft mall! I was able to get two vintage magazines and some old…read morePolaroid photos for under $5. Most definitely will be coming back. Staff was very friendly as well.

I really enjoyed this setup. There are so many great gifts and amazing vintage finds. This place is…read moredefinitely a hidden gem! Each vendor has their own booth setup and you can find everything from customizable tumblers and cups, handmade jewelry, books, vintage goods, specialty teas, and handmade candles. The list goes on. The prices are extremely reasonable. I will definitely return often to support local vendors and artists.

I've been looking for a fabric store and finally checked this one out. Their warehouse is HUGE and…read morethey have sooo many different fabrics. everything from mesh to upholstery. They also carry zippers, buttons, and lots of other sewing supplies. The inside was clean and organized, which made shopping easy. We didn't really interact with staff much until checkout, but the male worker was kind and helpful. The fabric I picked was on the more expensive side (around $20/yard), but there were plenty of affordable options throughout the store too. Will definitely be coming back for more fabric!

I searched everywhere online and went to 3 fabric stores in SA to find a specific fabric that I…read morefound here. They have an amazing selection and I highly recommend coming here if in need for something specific. I was in such a celebratory mood and then the rudest employee came over and rushed us. My mother and I wanted to compare fabrics. We had taken one fabric to another part of the store to put another fabric side by side. Then we started to begin discussing measurements. This employee that came over said "are you buying the material or not because if not I have to put it back for other customers". Totally understandable we were very willing to put it back, but it's not what you say it's how you say it. He picked up the fabric we had. I let him know we are totally fine putting it back, but we were planning on buying some, we were just calculating measurements. He asked if we needed help figuring it out like he wanted us to hurry up, and I said no my mom was a math teacher, then he said well I'll put it on the table and you tell me how much you need, which again we didn't know. We were trying to do the math and weren't ready, that's whole reason why we were standing there! We are doing a huge project that needed some thought we don't want to get too much or too little since this store is an hour away from us. He took the fabric to the counter when we weren't ready and unfolded it. So we then were trying to figure it out at the counter which was so awkward because then someone got behind us in line. I was like why are you rushing us!? Don't you want to help the person behind us first? I looked at the employee and he was tapping his nails on the counter like he was annoyed. The whole interaction was just so rude. I know it doesn't sound like that much written down, the attitude was just so passive aggressive. I told my mom to gather her things so we could leave and discuss outside away from this man so other customers could be taken care of first and because I don't like people disrespecting my mom I needed to get out of that situation. I understand if this employee was about to go on his lunch, but he didn't have to interrupt us at all. He could have left us alone. We would have figured out the math and came to the counter when we were ready. He could have put back the material and said come to us when you are ready. Someone else could have rung us up. But no obviously this man can't read the room, doesn't have social skills, or customer service skills. Because of this I don't care how good the store is, I will not be back.