Great cozy little gift shop, nessled in the heart of the Hood County Courthouse district. They…read moresell just and any and everything you can think of when it comes to a gift shop. Candles, beanie babies, home made crafts, magnets, etc. Can be a bit overwhelming because they offer so much but it is deff worth the time and energy to take a trip through Kountry Korner. Tell Sheila that Walter sent ya :)

We came upon this store as we strolled through the downtown square with family Thanksgiving…read moreweekend. The store has a large variety of things including homemade crafts and they even have a hand crank cash register. We bought of all things a neat Chicago Bears hat just before the woman working the register was going to give it to her priest who is a Bears fan. I mean to tell you...you cant make this stuff up. Anyway, I wanted to take a picture of a cowboy boot made into a birdhouse and the bird told us they don't allow pictures in the store.. Are you serious what do you think you are stopping and do you think I didn't send a family member back into the store to get a few pictures...where is the Texas Western Hospitality. If you want to experience better go to the Historic Nutt House and see the work of artist Sam Jones. He actually takes pictures of his craft for you and puts it on the J4 Sculpted Steel website: http://www.j4sculptedsteel.com/index.html obviously not scared but flattered if someone imitated his work. I will be posting the pictures we snapped at the KK shortly...LOL.

Love this bookstore, it is so cute and whimsical, I absolutely love that it is right on the square!…read morethe staff is very helpful, and they have a great selection. Absolutely stop in if you are in town!

As you will see from my previous review, the last time I was in the Arts & Letters Bookstore was…read morequite some time ago, and the only reason I came in was to buy Granbury postcards. Well this time I was here to actually buy a BOOK! Thuy and I walked the Square a few nights ago, looking in windows. When we passed Arts & Letters Bookstore, we spotted a book we wanted to buy for our newest nephew. The book? "The Little Puppy (part of My Little Animal Friend)" by Nicola Killen. The clerk who helped us, Brandy, was very friendly and helpful. I asked about local authors, and learned there is a section just for them. In the same area, is books specific to Granbury. Very cool little find. I also bought some Granbury themed stickers for random gifts for random friends. I also joined the free shoppers club (if it has a real name, it slipped my mind), where after spending $100, you get $10 of your next purchase. I now know what people are getting for gifts next year... Books on Granbury, written by Granburians!

This place is certainly the most unique place on the square. I am told it has just opened…read morerecently. This place is loaded with a unique collection of all kinds of artsy home décor from all over. The items will appeal to men & women alike. There is also a variety of unusual jewelry made just for their shop. There are all kinds of bird cages, antique signs, home décor and more-including a pickup door from the early 1900's. No matter how I explain what the shop has to offer, it would not do it justice. Not only is the collection unique but as my husband said, the gentlemen has an eye for grouping collections in the most beautiful way. He also has an eye for taking old doors and decorating them to be part of your home décor. These alone are worth the trip!

Great store in the Square! I was out and about looking for nice stocking stuffers when I fell upon…read moreSpellbound. It is a gift shop with quality items. I bought a mustard colored scarf for $22 and a gift coffee table book for $20. They just introduced a mens' section with cigars and humidors. Great addition to the square!

My favorite store in the square, very inspiring, everything they have there is amazing, also the…read morefriendliest people you meet.

This is an interesting place where our local glass artist has on display much of her work in…read moresculpture, jewelry, and home furnishings. Very cool stuff. The shop also includes some other business such as a teddy bear place, a good place for yarn, as well as a few other options that rotate in and out. They're located just west of the courthouse on the historic Granbury square.

This two-story boutique is a treasure trove of gorgeous gifts, delightful home decor, stunning…read morehandcrafted jewelry, and bespoke personal care products. You can absolutely get lost in the best possible way browsing every nook and cranny and perusing the carefully curated displays. Not only is St. Helen's a must-see if you're on the square, but it's worth a special trip to Granbury when you're looking for unique goodies you won't find elsewhere.

Enjoyed our visit. Everything was displayed in a way that we were able to see everything. I find…read morea lot of times we shop antique or thrift stores I feel we miss so much because they have layer and layers of things packed in that you can't even see what is on the shelves. Prices were reasonable and the owner we very friendly and informative. Definitely hope to be in the area again so we can stop in and see what is new.

A surprisingly large selection of items considering the initial impression of a small cottage as…read moreyou drive up. You will find housewares, dishes, figurines, and random oddities. Not tons of furniture, but it's worth looking. My shopping companion found a unique brass antique scale at a reasonable price. We did try to negotiate on the price and were told no. Something to keep in mind if part of your antiquing includes making deals.

I needed some me fabric for a craft we were doing after church. They have quite a selection and…read moreit was especially nice to support a local business. The owners were very nice and helpful.

I had so much love Quilt this quilt for me and they did an excellent job. The pattern is beautiful…read more The quality of the workmanship is just lovely. Thank you so much love Quilt Shop another Quilt nicely done.