They have some nice things here but they are pretty pricey. To be honest if you dropped me in the…read moremiddle of this store blindfolded and then asked me where I was I would assume a small Kirkland's. Same quality, similar prices. Not bad but trendier than I want when I go looking for antiques.

This store is a gem! It has everything--vintage, unique gift items, new furniture, painted…read morefurniture, boutique clothing and handmade items. They also do custom work/refinishing on your furniture. The inventory changes often and they offer items at different price ranges. A great place to shop!!

I have so much fun in this store! I never go in with a set plan but with an open mind because you…read morenever know what you're going to find. And I never leave empty handed. I have found the sweetest t-shirts (May the Force Be With Y'all), vintage bank pouches, an Audie Murphy poster and metal sign, jewelry, etc. The owners are as nice as can be. I only wish I lived closer but whenever I visit from California, Conner's Corner is #1 on my list! Making plans for May - definitely looking forward to some more unique finds. Cheers, y'all!

Great little shop! Don't let the size fool you. It's full of great items, old and new…read more Definitely worth stopping by!

My baseline for amazing antique malls is a great store in Mckinney on the square where everything…read moreis well displayed, obviously juried and friendly. With that in mind, the Plano Antique Mall was just meh. The flow of the store is interesting, no one greeted me when I entered-they just looked cranky. Three staff members passed me while I was shopping and not one smiled or greeted even though I smiled at them. Zero customer service. Many of the booths were great and well displayed. BUT so many were so overpacked it looked like one of those East Texas yard sales where the stuff is left in the yard 24/7. The booths have so much potential. This company should assist vendors in displaying items. 5,000 items will not fit in a space meant for 500 (slight exaggeration to make a point). It is ok to display some items and then switch out seasonally! Some booths were so chaotic and full that you couldn't even walk into them to shop. I didn't buy anything on this trip. Pros-lots to shop and look at. You never know if there is a treasure that you need. Cons-uninterested staff. So many messy, garage sale looking booths which made me lose interest pretty fast.

Not a place I see myself coming out of my way for, but good place to walk around and kill time if…read moreI'm nearby. It smells antiquey in there and there is a wide variety in all the open booths. I was excited to see some custom labubus also.

The Hidden Treasure Barn is such a gem! The items sold inside this vintage shop are very well kept…read more Some of the items were even new! There were a lot of vendors inside this "barn". The items were reasonably priced overall. You can find home goods, toys, clothes, Knick knacks, homemade soaps, and old electronics. Service: The people working here were very friendly.

What a disappointment. Total waste of time. Prices rival or are higher than the expensive Goodwills…read morewith a much smaller selection. Racks are stuffed with junk just waiting to be thrown away. Go somewhere else. It's not worth your effort.

One of my go-to thrift shops. The workers keep to themselves, but that's fine by me. There's a ton…read moreof clothing to browse through, and you can sometimes score some high-end pieces. Prices are exactly what you'd expect from a thrift store.

I loved this store and to my dismay, it has closed. I went to pick up some La Porta Rosa candles…read moreand sat in my car so disappointed. Save yourselves the trip.

Beautiful store with special and unique items, super friendly staff, and candles that smell so…read moregood. LOVE THIS STORE!

The service was good. Selection , value was great. Everyone…read morewas kind. I was happy with the value of my product

Shopping I'd give a 4, but consigning I'd give a 2…read more Walked in the door carrying one black trash bag of items to consign and didn't even get a hello before the lady at the counter said that the bag was too big and counted as two bags and I couldn't bring anything else in that day. I literally come in once every 6-8 weeks, so not sure why I deserved a welcome like that. My previous visit back in November the worker actually said "are trying to ruin my vacation?" Because I suppose they didn't want too many clothes to review before the holiday. It was one bag. Not sure why they are so critical to the people literally bringing in all of the items they need to run a business.

This is your classic traditional thrift shop! It's located in the Park Mall Plaza next to Poor…read moreRichard's Cafe (Aldi is also in that location). It's a small storefront, very organized, price tags on everything. They sell second hand mens, women's & children's clothing as well as a few decorative items, furniture and housewares. Reasonable prices, I'd call it middle of the road. I was very happy with pjs and a robe I bought for a post surgery situation. All 3 pieces was $8.00.

This store took the location of one of my favorite (and cheapest) Plano thift stores that couldn't…read moresurvive the pandemic. When they first opened i really didn't like them but they've improved a lot. It's mostly clothing, I'd say about 35% women's clothing and shoes, 30% men's clothing and shoes, 20% kids clothing (few shoes), and 15% furniture and housewares. Prices are good for modern thrifting. Most women's pieces were $5, shoes at $10 and they have a clearance rack at $1.99. They have sales by tag color same as any thrift and when I went on Labor day they had 50% off everything except red tag. Service was friendly and excellent. Everything is well organized. The only problem is it's small and very cramped.