This is a local antique mall with different stalls from different sellers. I was able to find a few…read morebooths that did have some things I was looking for. The prices weren't too bad either. The staff was friendly and we had no issues here. Parking is out in a big lot next to other little stores as well.

Decor and more is the best antique mall out in Copperas cove Texas. The workers are always friendly…read moreand welcoming. Prices are unbeatable!

This is one of those charming local businesses that make the town of Taylor special. I read through…read morethe over 20+ reviews before coming here and if you leave the business owner a one star review, you'll definitely hear back lol. The shop is a collaboration of numerous antique collectors under one roof, and I have to admit the selection is quite impressive. I was very impressed with their collection of records, which were of the collectible type not like the usual junk you see in Goodwill. I found records here that you can't even find in record stores. Just when you thought you'd seen everything inside, there's a door that leads to the back which leads you into another large space that is non-air conditioned. Everything here is very well laid out and the prices aren't ridiculous. There are so many things to see here that I decided to let the pictures below tell the story. This place is definitely worth a visit if you're visiting Taylor. You'll also be happy to know they do have a public bathroom.

Big antique mall! Large variety of vendors including a whole section for records…read more Unfortunately, I didn't find anything I liked enough to buy but I enjoyed strolling through here. A couple interesting pieces but nothing that really stood out. Almost bought a wooden wall hanging but then realized it was Hobby Lobby. There was ample space in the aisles to bring my toddler in a stroller (had my baby in a front carrier). There is a bathroom for customers. They do market days with outside vendors and free beer inside. Check their Instagram for more info. Very nice staff.

There were a lot of really nice things here and the store sort of winds around with more stalls…read more The one side did get pretty hot and stuffy so I had to leave pretty quickly. It wasn't really what I was into but I'm sure others might find some really cool stuff. Parking is harder because it's a busy street.

This store has the most amazing items from the past. The service was superb! I will be returning…read moresoon to walk amongst history.

3.5 This is a decent…read moresized antique store. There were a lot of little stalls here full of goodies. I'm hard to find things for so for me I only walked away with this adorable 1950s rubber toy of a dog that matches the cat one I already have. The staff was nice though I noticed every time I turned around there was this one old lady there. Either way, the service was good and it's worth checking out.

The Trading Post is one of those places where you walk in "just to look" and suddenly you're…read morementally rearranging your house to fit everything you want. So many things to choose from! The lady at the counter was sweet as molasses and made the whole place feel welcoming. If I had brought more money that day, I probably would've left pulling a trailer full of treasures... and I don't even need that much stuff. I'll definitely be back again and again because I'm pretty sure every visit will have something new calling my name.

The Knothole is a fun place to visit. Clean and full of all kinds of great finds, from new, used,…read morevintage & antique. There are well over 100 vendors with almost anything you can imagine. Seriously, this is a great place to buy gifts, new stuff as well as something really special for the collector! I saw lovely farmhouse decorator items, lots of things for the walls, cool seasonal stuff you won't find in stores even things for the sewist and crafter. Pyrex anyone? The staff is really helpful too! If you're out & about in the Hill Country/Burnet, TX. stop by and. check them out...how about Bluebonnet festival weekend (4/10/20)? or sooner. The booths' stock changes frequently. Be sure to allow plenty of time...this place is BIG! Nice clean restrooms, and a bench out front to rest & hydrate (byob)(hydrating liwuids only...no alcohol..(water, pop, juice, swert tea, etc!);)

Great experience at the Knot Hole Flea Market. There's a wide variety of vendors with unique finds,…read moreantiques, and great deals. It's a fun place to walk around, browse, and see what treasures you can come across. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the people are friendly. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Cool I'll lace for antiques always drive by but never stopped until today very old cool things and…read moreprices are reasonable

I love old glass and pottery and there's lots of it here to pick through. The staff is friendly…read more Definitely worth your time if you're antiquing in the area.

I have been to Village Mill Antiques twice now. Their mall is neat and clean with very well…read moreorganized booths. I was just a browser during my first visit and found a pitcher and glasses in my Tiara pattern, but did not purchase them because I thought I might be able to find it cheaper somewhere else. I was wrong! Luckily, I returned one month later, hoping the items were still there, and they were... as well as a cake plate I missed the first time, mistaking it for the brandy decanter and goblet tray. They also had one napkin holder I decided to pass... maybe later. Indiana Glass Company Tiara Glass Exclusives Amber Sandwich Pattern circa 1970-1998. https://www.glassencyclopedia.com/Tiaraglass.html See my purchases in the attached images. The lovely ladies took great care in wrapping and packing my glassware and directed me to the cake plate I had mistaken for the tray. They were extremely friendly and helpful and I cannot wait to visit their establishment in the future. They also added my glass and China patterns to their registry for future notifications. I began my Tiara glass collection with a few pieces given to me by my Grandmother when I was about twelve, but it has grown quite extensive in just a few short years through diligent antiquity scavenger hunts.

I make a point of supporting local businesses in the Village. I take that seriously. My experience…read moreat Village Mill Antiques on Thursday, May 7th was the exception that tests the rule. The employee I dealt with was condescending from the first exchange -- not in a single moment, but consistently, as though it were policy. I left without completing my purchase. There are other local businesses in this area that earn the loyalty they ask for. This one did not. I won't return, and I can't recommend it.

This place is fan-freakin-tastic. We bought a very cool Donovan Greatest Hits album for $3. We…read morebought a very hard to find vintage vase in the color and pattern that I collect for a reasonable price. We did not buy but marveled at a million different things. They do have some oddities. Not sure what I would do with a big doll leg, but I'm glad to know where one is in case I have a doll-leg emergency. They have really cool vintage clothes, jewelry, funky furniture, glassware, home wares, comics, albums and just all kinds of fun stuff. But if you are looking specifically for SAVAGE FINDS, it's hard because all the signs leading you there just say "Antiques" and we were not sure we were headed the right way. And yeah, cute photo opp wall.

Came to Waco because my wife wanted to visit the Chip & Joanna Magnolia store. But we found this…read moreplace to be the highlight of our trip. Spent an hour browsing looking through some cool stuff. My son got a great deal on his comic books . Thanks to the owner. My son left happy. Currently looking and reading them on the way back home to McKinney. Worth the 2 1/2 hour drive. Will definitely visit again. Thanks.

Definitely not the type of antique shop I'm used to but the amount of hidden treasures they have is…read moreinsane! So many books!!!

I really like this place. I'm a bibliophile, myself. I have way too many books to read in my…read morelifetime; I suppose part of my book obsession isn't only about reading the of books, and extends to the finding and curating of a book collection, as no working dad has the time for reading the entire library that I'm building. Idk. Maybe I'm just preparing myself for a retirement spent in the books--either way, I have a habit of buying too many. Thus, it's rare that I leave a bookstore without a few or more in hand. In this case, I only purchased one upon my first visit to Fletcher's, and I believe the reason I purchased so few is simply that it's so difficult to sort through the books here unless one has much time to meander and stare at every book on the shelves and tables--and, for the tables/islands of books in the middle of the room, one must have time to pick up books stack by stack to search through them, else you can't actually see what the books are; it's like losing sight of the trees for the forest. Still, upon my visit, I did find one book that I've been meaning to purchase for years, and it happened to be in one of the stacks I picked up. I suppose there's something cathartic about picking up a stack of mystery books and searching through, hoping for a gem. It's a bit like gambling. Although, I simply did not have time in this visit to linger longer and meander through all the mystery piles. It is for the reason of accessibility--though the search may be fun--that I do deduct one star from my review. Were it easier to find books on the tables, I suppose I would leave a 5-Star review. And, on the surface, they really seem a 5-star independent bookshop. They have so much packed into such a quaint and whimsical location; I really loved the ambiance. The antiques were a nice addition--I'm now convinced that all book shops should double as antique shops with stained glass windows and panels such as this. It's gorgeous. And, yet, again, I still wish it were easier to search through these mountains of books on the tables. So, will I go back? ABAOLUTELY! and you should, too--but plan to need longer than expected to find books of interest. They're there--you just have to search through their tables thoroughly.