This thrift shop is located in an old residential home in a quiet Galveston neighborhood. It is…read moreassociated with Grace Episcopal Church (which is next door), which helps with other ministries. Before coming here, you need to understand that this place is only open two days a week, Tuesday and Saturday from 10 AM to 1:45 PM. They only accept cash and check for payment, no credit or debit. This place is quite popular with the locals, and that may be due to the fact that their prices on everything here is really cheap, in some cases less than Goodwill. This place is a fairly tight squeeze with little room to maneuver around all the merchandise. Nonetheless, if you're looking for some serious bargain deals while supporting a worthy cause this shop should be on your go to list. 10 photos to get you through the door.

My daughter and I came here for the first time today for clothes. We found lots of nice clothes in…read moreperfect condition at a great price. The volunteer workers are friendly,kind and patient. They donate all their money to charity. This place was a blessing to us and we found most of what we needed. We're hoping to shop here again in the near future. Stop here if you need anything. You won't regret it!

Fecal matter on the wall of the men's restroom's handicap stall. Similar to the Domino's in League…read moreCity, there is a bizarre affinity for autism. I say this because there's a sticker that says autism and could not get mgmt to remove it.

Ok I'm not above thrift shopping. Especially when jeans are so expensive and after surgery I've…read morelost a lot of weight and have no clue if it will stay off (I'm trying!) or even what size I wear! So off to the Goodwill. It's actually a pretty nice one with tons of clothes, shoes, purses, furniture and yes jeans! Brand new jeans, old jeans, fancy name brand jeans, no name jeans... You do have to search. They try to keep all the sizes together but they get mixed up do be prepared. But if you thrift a lot, you know! I was with hubby so couldn't spend all day like I wanted to but it's ok I'll be back! We got 2 pairs of jeans, 1 blouse and a pair of shorts for hubby and spent like $25. Booyah! Saving the money! I do have clothes to drop off so I will for sure be back!

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!

Lots to see and review. Enjoy the conversation with the owner. Every thing you would want is…read moreprobably there.

Got scammed by this place along with all the other one star reviews. Was advertised $75 Amazon…read morereturn blind boxes just to find a dirty used mop cover with needles on it in my blind box as well as fake Apple AirPods. Not only did I buy one but my friends also bought one and found a used microwave plate with food particles inside. This place is cash only forcing you to use a ATM machine without any proof of purchase. The other blind box items were basically trash and unusable with missing parts. The store owners father advertised the blind boxes having either an iPad, AirPods or an iPhone in them but seems like he can only get the fake AirPods in each of the boxes. TOTAL SCAM DO NOT BUY AT ALL COSTS!!

READ THE REVIEWS AND HEED THE WARNINGS! Maybe this guy is…read morenot the one packaging the mystery boxes, but he knows there is a problem. I went to him personally, face-to-face, to see if he would take accountability for the fake AirPods I got in my mystery box. He claims they aren't fake and that he knows nothing about it. I took mine to The Apple Store, and they confirmed it! Who am I going to trust??! Once Apple showed me a side-by-side comparison of my fakes ones and ones from the store counter, it was easy to spot the imperfections. I did my own research before going to Apple and everything was another dig at my heart. My previous AirPods were worn out and they died on me. I took a chance going into this store, but something immediately told me it was a bad idea. I had no idea what a mystery box was and I had absolutely no idea fake AirPods existed. My naivety, I supposed. The Apple Store said they were "good fakes". Even the box detail was "good", however, there were clear signs of fakeness, and you could see them immediately once side-by-side. I truly wanted to believe this guy, but come on, man! You know you are selling fake crap! To be fair, the "AirPods" worked, but the finesse was off. Apple doesn't do anything half-way. The closure of the case top, the Apple white color, the green/orange indication light, the embossed box, the non-felt resting piece inside the box was plastic, and the list goes on for more heartache. Nothing else in the box was worth anything. Multipack of socks, sports bras, holiday decor, and more cheap China crap! It all went to the donation pickup place. I gave this guy the opportunity to fess up and do the right thing. He chose to be a problem instead of a solution. I bought my REAL AirPods that same day I took in the fakes. I found out they have a lab dedicated to fake product investigation. They are cracking down on these scammers and trying to keep Apple a step ahead of the fraud. Aside from that, I still can't give a review for anything positive. The store has worthless items. Maybe on a "lucky" day you can find something of a semi good deal. I will never go back. This store is a scam! If you don't believe me, I get it. It is hard to believe. Just watch the guy when you go in... he's a speedy talker and doesn't let you get much in conversation wise. That immediately made me hesitant. Seems shifty. Trust me. This place is NO DEAL. This place is only STEAL - as in STEAL from you. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Magical! Our trips to Galveston are really planned around stopping by this antique store because…read morethey have a really eclectic collection of masculine, dapper, and charming pieces. This is not just an antique store, it's a destination. You have this feeling that should pour yourself a stiff drink and light a cigar while you sit under a lamp and read a book. You feel this sense of mystery and ambience among the towering cabinets and dresser drawers like one of them would actually transport you to the magical landscape of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. Behind each corner, each turn, is a new scene, a new experience waiting to be discovered. I find something to buy every time I stop by. Gary and Mike are always very friendly and inviting. Don't miss out on this store if only to step back and time.

Apparently, there is a consensus that there are two gentlemen who sit behind a counter, who clearly…read morework here, and who pay more attention to their phones than to customers. It was weird. When I spotted them, I laughed with my husband because they looked like they were part of a display. Maybe it's part of the culture. Maybe they get a lot of visitors who just browse and don't buy anything. Who knows, but a simple greeting to your customers changes everything. It certainly can change the way people review your place of business. I love browsing antique stores. If I come across something that I like, I'd buy it. There were many beautiful pieces but in my opinion, they were pricey. Too pricey. And that's another consensus if you read some of the other reviews. If you like record albums, they do have a few you might want to browse. You may find something you like. And the music playing throughout the store was jamming. So at least you'll have something great to listen to while you browse.

Pretty little store with fun treasures. They have 2 cats in the store and two love birds. I think…read moreit's cute when stores have resident animals. The store has beautiful art from local artist, witty tea towels, fun jewelry and so much more. The ladies who helped us were very friendly.

items weren't exactly what I was looking for, but staff was kind and they had cats (albeit we only…read moresaw one that was allegedly bitey). Lots of mermaid / sea themed items as well as local honey, handmade soaps, art, candles, etc

This is an interesting tourist shop where 30 vendors have gathered under one roof with their wares…read more As far as peanut butter is concerned about this place, they do have some fudge when you walk in, but that's about it. You can find over priced local honey here as well. At one point, the upstairs used to be opened, but that's not the case anymore. This is just another one of those businesses near the strand where you look around and usually leave with nothing.

I am extremely disappointed in my experience with Peanut Butter Warehouse, specifically due to the…read morelack of professionalism, poor communication, and unacceptable customer service. My wedding was planned for January 2027, and we toured the venue in November 2025. We loved the space and were excited about the possibility of hosting our wedding here. After the tour, I attempted multiple times to get in touch to officially book our date. I sent emails and made phone calls, but received no response for a couple of weeks, turns out a family emergency had happened so I told him to take his time and be with his family. We finally heard back on December 2. A contract was then sent on December 5, but it contained incorrect names and incorrect information, which understandably needed to be corrected before moving forward. On December 22, I received a follow-up email stating: "Hi Kim, I didn't receive an email that had your requested changes to the contract. Just send it and we will do our best to make requested changes and accommodate your concerns. Thanks." At this point, communication again went silent, which I initially attributed to the holidays. Wanting to move things forward, I reached out again on January 3. What happened during that phone call was shocking and completely uncalled for. Jonathon Starkey was incredibly rude, raised his voice at me, and hung up on me twice. This behavior was completely different from our earlier interactions, which had all been pleasant and professional. During the call, he accused me of being argumentative and rude -- accusations that were entirely unfounded. I remained calm and simply tried to clarify the situation and move forward. Without warning, he then stated that our wedding date had been cancelled. This came as a complete shock. At no point prior to this had there been any hostility, conflict, or indication that our date was in jeopardy. In fact, we had expressed multiple times how excited we were to work with Peanut Butter Warehouse and looked forward to hosting our wedding there. To make matters worse, I later spoke with the owner -- his father, Jerry Starkey -- and unfortunately the unprofessionalism continued. He repeatedly interrupted me, showed no interest in hearing my concerns, and made it clear that he did not care that his son had treated a potential customer in this manner. There was no apology, no accountability, and no attempt to resolve the situation. This confirmed that the issue is not just with one individual, but with how this business is run as a whole. The way this situation was handled was deeply unprofessional and extremely stressful. Weddings are once-in-a-lifetime events, and venues should understand the importance of clear communication, respect, and professionalism -- especially when couples are planning years in advance. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Peanut Butter Warehouse to anyone planning an important event. Poor communication, incorrect contracts, and aggressive behavior are not things any couple should have to deal with while planning their wedding.

This place is one of Alvin's finest treasures! And no he isn't paying me to say this. I'm new to…read moreAlvin and trying to decorate my house and came across this place. I'm obsessed with the show on HGTV called fixer-upper where they do a lot of the rustic farmhouse style. This guy at roadside antiques totally gets it! He turns old antiques into those beautiful statement pieces! People, you need to check this store out! He has dressers, chairs, kitchen islands, big window panes that you can put pictures in and hang on the wall, etc.! If you want a piece of furniture restored he can do it. If you need a custom table or something to fit in your home he can do it. He loves projects! And the best part is, he is so fair on pricing. I actually told him he needs to raise his prices.

Roadside antiques is a little hard to find, but I think of it as a hidden gem. The man who works…read morehere is very nice (and I'm a woman) and I stayed talking to him for about 45 minutes. He specializes in furniture restoration and furniture making. The best things I found in the shop weren't right on top--like when you go antiquing in Montrose, they were hidden beneath other items. The prices are reasonable and if there is something that you like, but it needs fixing, he can do it. This has become one of my new favorite antique stops in Alvin.