Amazing staff and wonderful items!! I will be back to visit Penny and the rest of her wonderful…read morestaff, as well as to see if I can get more necklaces, earrings, sparkly flip flops, unique handbag, summer top, hats, or boots!! I will love these boots forever, and never forget the experience purchasing them!! 5 stars across the board!

Bargain hunters, this is a go-to stop if you're in the area. I'm not kidding. Vintage finds, unique…read moreitems galore, all at reasonable prices. Our group of ladies went home with all kinds of things: Bundt pan molds, drinking glasses, vintage earrings, brass candle holders, all for a great price. You may have to peruse a bit to find some gems, but our cousins that visit often swear they find things every time and chat it up with the lady working there. The sweet lady and her daughter in the shop are incredibly personable, making this place the best of that small-town feel of a store. Wish I had taken more pictures of the place and our finds! Until next time...

Love shopping this store! Always something fresh and unexpected around every corner!…read more New owners too, so pop in to see the store ;) Water Street Antique Co

I was enjoying the things I was finding. Then, I saw the Nazi paraphernalia! I made a beeline to…read morethe exit. I'm disgusted by them allowing this stuff to be sold. In all my years of antiquing, this is the first time I've seen something like this.

I think its out of business. I couldn't find it. Cute town with little shops. great for browsingread more

I don't snub my nose at antique stores, consignment shops, or resale shops. Lies. I am a liar. I…read moredo, but only because usually they stink. I like a well put together store with real treasures. Junk in the Trunk had all the secondhand treasures you would want. Who would discard these items? I wanted everything. Mostly for my daughter but she isn't a girly girl and I had to send her pictures with a note "do you want this?" Miraculously, I got one response as a yes! Made some purchases for one of my sons without asking him. Ingram Loop has some treasures y'all. I loved every single shop I walked into. Most of them full of vintage, antiques, used items. Talk to the owners, or staff they are all very friendly and don't forget negotiate. I usually just pay what's on the tag but I had backup and I feel like a winner!

Went here again while visiting my mom. Really this is the best antique store! Little bit of…read moreeverything and it's all curated so well. I love it all. The service is exceptional and so friendly. Every vintage shop could take note.

Selection of vintage/antique items is superior for the area, but the staff is judgmental of…read morecustomers. I am not sure if it was the workout clothes or lack of makeup, as to why. Additionally, I found the lamp we purchased from them online, and they had it marked up beyond it's actual value. Something to consider- look up the items online prior to purchase! Not worth the judgmental expressions, however they did offer kinder service once they saw we were purchasing an item.

Last week, I found myself driving around playing tour guide with my cousin who was visiting from…read moreout of town. As we cruised through Bandera, we decided to stop to check out Main St. We found Fickle Pickles. She fell in love with the pickles so of course had to take a few jars home with her. * On a side note, her office has a pickle tasting day so she was stocking up, Lol! I first heard and tasted Fickle Pickle about 2010 at an after concert party with Rik Emmett of Triumph. I met the owner who had her pickles out and we chatted about what she was doing with the company. Well after reading the "About" section on their website, I must have met the daughter... and I had no clue that the pickles have been around so long or were so popular. Fickle Pickles was founded in 1987 in Boerne, Texas by Billie Shaw affectionally known as "The Pickle Lady." In 2004, she retired so her daughter, Lisa Armstrong, and son-in-law took over production. A second store opened in 2006 in the historic district of Gruene in New Braunfels then in 2014, the 3rd store opened in Bandera on Main St. Fickle Pickles are sweet, spicy, crunchy... and very addicting! No one wonder they find themselves with three store fronts in tourist destinations plus a world wide shipping business. Gotta try them!

Super cool little store in the heart of Bandera County. The are apparently extremely famous for…read moretheir "Fickle Pickles" (go figure) We were given a sample and told they go from sweet to spicy as you eat them. We tried them and they sure did!! We needed up buying a bottle and ate them within a week;some right out of the bottle and some mixed with sandwiches and a pulled chicken!! Delicious They also have an array of very cool antiques and vintage items. I ended up buying an old 2 man lumberjack saw to put up on my wall :) looks super cool!!!

Have been shopping and donating here since moving here in '13. Overall, I've found their prices…read morefair for many things. I hope they are using Ebay prices for items that actually sold, not what are being asked It is staffed by all volunteers and last year they gave $1 million to the Hill Country Youth Ranch. That sounds like a lot but given expenses have been exceeding revenue by over $1 million a year the Youth Ranch Foundation continues to cover it but their money won't last for ever. I have friends who moved to the Big Springs Ranch for Children in Leaky which is part of HCYR to be volunteer live in grand parents. Beautiful setting with a working ranch, charter school and chapel but I believe only 2 of their 6 cabins are in use now. It's hard to get staff when you are that far from a good sized town.

All volunteer. All donations stay in Kerrville and benefit the betterment of children and the…read morecommunity. No one gets rich off of the donations.

As thrift stores go it is fantastic. Not huge, but has all the usual stuff. Volunteers are…read morecourteous and people are friendly. The lady in front of me had a HUGE bag of clothes, shoes, trinkets and paid $21. Another lady had 10 T shirts or so and paid around $10. Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quick they know what they are doing.

Open MWF until 2. Good selection of items at fair prices. Volunteers are friendly. Never any…read morecomplaints. PS, I take my grocery bags to them, which is a great way to keep that plastic to a minimum.

Such a wonderful place to shop! They have everything you're looking for all in one store.. stylish…read moreclothing, home decor, kitchen ware and so much more. This is especially my go to place when I'm in need of a super cute outfit!

From the owner: Over 5000 square feet of shopping! Over 40 vendors call Cedar Street Market home with items like…read moremetal art, plants, apparel, home decor, antiques, candles, chalk paint, paintings, kids gifts and more!