Ole time, fine craftsmanship goes into each custom made piece by Terry and Rhonda Johnson. They…read morebuild quality, affordable furniture, to your design, to last for generations. Find them each First Monday in Canton, TX or by appointment at their farm workshop near Edom, TX! I always enjoy seeing their work during their April & Sept Barn Sales, since the Vendors, festival foods, kids fun & Performances are so wonderful in their farm setting. These events are sure a family affair! So proud y'all live, work & play in our Edom Community! Patrons are welcome to book our Retreat if you plan to stay a few days. Kathy Holdway & Jeff Basehore, 903-520-2069 Info@ DragonheadRetreat.com Facebook.com/DragonheadRetreatEdom

Best prices on La-Z-Boy around. Misti was great to work with ... very patient with 2 old people…read morewho couldn't make up their minds! She was also very helpful. Can't wait to get in our 2 chairs!

Dont shop at this store. Lazy boy doesnt offer parts for…read morerecliner repair if you dont have exactly the exact model number. They wont even try to help you get parts for a two year old Dou recliner. The help are rude and talk to you like your a kid. I will not ever buy a lazy boy again. Especially from Hillards.

So this is not really my type of joint, but this store is quite well done…read more You are greeting by the sweet smells that waft in the air upon entering...that take you to another place and time. A simpler time. With simple pleasures. Shop owners Carolyn West and Joan Hallmark bring a touch of class to the country in this shop full of Antique furniture, china, silver, lace doilies, candles, and other things that will class up your place, or make a great gift or treat for someone you care about. Even if it is not your style, they are worth checking out in Downtown Ben Wheeler.

Great store. Great people. The very best tamales I have ever had in all of my 63 years. Things they…read moreare doing for our community is fabulous. Please go visit it's a great place.

A new sofa and loveseats was purchased from QUALITY HOME furniture in Canton, Texas just before…read moreChristmas. The loveseat has a bent hook inside and the delivery people had a hard time putting it together. When the back wouldn't stay on, we called the service man out. He saw the bend said he could order a new apparatus. I said it's a brand new loveseat I don't want a new part, I'd like to return it and get a good one since this one is brand new. Then Bryan from Mesquite calls me and basically says tough luck, it's been reported you've damaged it, we cant resell it, you're stuck with it! Its ONLY damage is the same as when it arrived!!! PLEASE DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS STORE. THEY WILL NOT BACK IT UP IF IT'S DAMAGED WHEN IT ARRIVES.

There service is awesome. The staff is always great, friendly and helpful. They have a lot to…read moreselect from and value is great too. One of the times I was there, my 89 year old mom was with me, and as we were leaving the store my mom fell. I was unable to get her up. Several of the staff came running out to help with my mom. The were very gentle with her, they got her up and help her to our car. As for as I'm concerned they went way above their normal duties, they showed compassion. I appreciate everyone at Quality Home in Canton, Texas. D A French

I recently passed through Canton Texas for the first time in what has to be 30+ years…read more Back in the 60s,they formalized what they called first Monday Trade days. Basically a swap meet where people came from far and wide to buy sell and trade mostly useful stuff. Antiques,tools,etc. Over the years it grew bigger and bigger gradually loosing its focus and selling more and more junk. I haven't been in decades but could see how spread out all the sales sites have become. It's interesting one time I'm told but nothing like it used to be.

It truly lives up to the hype. It's a massive flea market with everything from vintage treasures to…read moretotally random finds if you're looking for something unique, you'll probably find it here. We arrived around 11am (they open at 8 I believe). Parking was organized with staff directing traffic, and it cost $10 cash. There were tons of unique vendors, and we ended up buying tea-infused whiskey, moonshine cider, seasonings, and plenty of treats. Many vendors offer samples, which makes it fun (and hard not to buy everything). There's no shortage of food options. We spent about 5 hours there and walked around 15,000 steps. You can rent scooters, wagons, or shopping carts, which is helpful. Restrooms were clean with attendants and changing tables. There are covered areas and lots of shade trees, so even at 80° it felt comfortable. Pet friendly too we brought our fur baby. We'll definitely be back.