The old Sears building has switched tenants many times, and the current iteration as The Loft is…read moreprobably one of the best since I have lived in Tyler. The Loft is an antique mall with 60 different vendors set up with their own decorated blocks and booths filled with anything and everything from glassware, clothes, vinyl records, knickknacks, and more. All three stories are worth exploring because you'll never know what you'll find and see. It's like a museum of history in itself and free entertainment as you find stuff you never knew existed (Coca-Cola branded Labubu?) Give them a shot when you're in the area. We got a good 2 hours of exploration out of it! RIYL: old stuff

This antique mall was pretty huge. It had 3 stories, upper, middle and a basement. There are all…read moresorts of vintage plates and items that are sure to please many collectors. On the doll front there were only a handful of Baarbies and other items, one stall having toy items, but that's about it. So for me, it wasn't really worth it, but my friend did find a cute vintage plate. Parking can be hard, so there's a parking structure around the corner. There is also limited street parking during construction.

This place is such a vibe. I went in just to kill some time and ended up wandering way longer than…read moreI expected. It's one of those antique shops where every booth feels completely different, so you're constantly stopping like "wait... what is this?" in the best way. There's a really good mix of vintage, nostalgic, and just plain random finds that somehow all work together. It doesn't feel picked over or overpriced, which makes it way more fun to actually browse. I didn't buy anything this time, but I definitely could have. I also loved the little bookstore inside called The Headless Librarian. It's tucked in there and feels super cozy, like its own little hidden corner. If you're even slightly a book person, you'll get pulled in. Also, if you grew up in the 80s or 90s, be prepared to get emotionally attacked by toys you forgot existed. I found a She Ra doll and had a full moment like I ran into someone from my childhood. Super fun, low pressure place to wander around and just get out of your head for a bit. I'll definitely be back.

Great stuff helpful staff! Definitely worth a visit if you are in town. Check it out!read more

Well, where do I start???…read more Prices... any shoes is either $14.99 , $19.99 or more. Other thrift stores I can find shoes for $4.99 and mostly $6-$8. Exceptions for boots that go up to $15. Jewelry way overpriced. $6.99, $7,99, but mostly $8.99 fir junk, faded, ugly jewelry. In other thrift stores I pay from $1.50-$3.00 for jewelry. Also their furniture is pretty expensive...just saw a foldable guest bed for $99 (what I think should be sold at $25-$35 tops)... You get the idea... It's all for a good cause but the good cause of people who can't afford is not there. I buy myself things in thrifts to give to who doesn't have the money to do it but at this prices, will look somewhere els On jewelry BTW, I have seen the same inventory for months... maybe because such hug prices?

I've been shopping at this store since it opened. They always had a great selection of home goods,…read morecraft supplies, books and clothing. I don't know what has happened to this store but it is not what it used to be. My last three visits to this store had me leaving empty handed. The items are overpriced for being donated to them, the selection is not that great and to me personally, the atmosphere seems changed. I believe my time will be better spent avoiding this store for awhile.

Wonderful little antique mall on Hwy 69 in Bullard. Treasures everywhere! Great little booth in the…read moreback of store with beautiful costume jewelry, cool kids toys and good selection of new books all very reasonably priced!

This place is very clean and well kept, nicely organized. The people who work here are super…read morefriendly and attentive. I donated some items and it wasn't a problem for me but they do not do the tax receipts for donated items, just FYI.

They offer low prices and services to the community. You never know if it's a good day or a so-so…read moreday with product, but stick around and visit often, you'll find some gems!

Love this place and they are very reasonably priced! Nice people that work there as well! Huge…read moreselection for just about anything!

Come be mesmerized! Monty & Rodney blew into Edom bringing energy & beauty into the their new…read moregallery & gift shop. Their walls & shelves display amazing paintings, sculptures, jewelry, cards, ... from scores of artists. Their space is lovingly designed & ever changing. Come & be charmed at O3 Collective. Stay over a few nights to enjoy their gallery, other shops, gardens, dining, wines & lovely vacation rentals near Edom, Texas. . Jeff Basehore, Architect & Kathy Holdway, Dragonhead Retreat

Such a cute space. I have been in a few times and always spend more money than I mean to! I love…read morethe selection of cards. The cards are funny and irreverent and everyone one I have purchased there has gotten a response from the person I sent it to. Last time, I left with a painting! I enjoyed the shop and the loungy feel of the place as I sipped some coffee and talked to people from the community that wandered by. This is definitely a local place to hang out to visit with friendly folks. Susan Embler North Carolina

Great place to purchase unfinished furniture at a very fair price. I had a custom quarter sawn oak…read moremission style table built. The table is a beast as it expands our to almost 10 ft. long and 4 ft. wide. All the leaves are stored in the table itself, which is very convenient. I also had them stain and finish the table so the entire process from ordering, building, shipping the table from Arkansas, staining and finishing the table took right at 3 months. I highly recommend The Wood Shed if you are interested in having a say in your wood furniture. You can take the raw furniture or have them finish it for you. Great selection of stains and finishes.