Such a super charming gift shop! We happened upon this area not expecting that The Shoppes at…read moreSalado would be a collection of converted properties, with an inviting country life exhibition. This lovely store displays home decor, aromatherapy, accessories, trinkets, apparel, edible goods - even coffee beans. The interior is like someone's home and closet in one space; made comfy and warm. All that's missing is a couch with a cozy blanket throw, and a mug of hot cocoa in front of the makeshift fireplace. You're likely to find something in this shop, for grandma, mom, daughter, or yourself!

From the owner: We specialize in variety as fun! We are a shop full of gifts, apparel, florals, and the freshest…read moreflavored gourmet coffee beans you can get!

My favorite vintage farmhouse decor shop on main. Must see while in Salado!! Can't wait to see…read morewhat's in store with the blue building.

Very cute things but definitely at tourist prices! The store was full of people and was…read moreunderstaffed for the holiday crowd. You can get a lot of the same items a short drive up the road at HL for 75% of the cost. Disappointing experience.

Salado is a very nice town. I enjoy all the stores I've visited and restaurants in the town and…read morefrequent them on a regular basis. This Saturday was our first time actually checking out Classic on Main. Very neat store and neat items I was about to purchase 3 items all together little under $200. Unfortunately not impressed by the store employee/owner not really sure what he was. We gladly left and spent zero. About an hour later an acquaintance of ours walks in and complemented how nice his store was.. he said "well buy something" hahaha! What a joke! Yup asking for business but running people off at the same time. I don't care if your a millionaire or live paycheck to paycheck but you Sir need some home training. For the elderly lady that walked in and asked if you could tell her where a restroom was located in the immediate area and you ignored her. What comes around goes around. Don't let it knock you down when it does.. All the best! Sincerely, David B.

All of the stores on Main street seemed to be the same. They were pretty much cookie cutter…read moresouthern knick knack stores with a few unique pieces here and there. This store was just that with a slightly higher pricetag attached to said "pieces". The store was very clean and full of character but so were all the other stores on this short strip.

Some friends of ours and my wife and I enjoyed looking at all the cool things and art work.read more

This store sells the coolest flower "vases". The lady working was friendly. Most of the other items…read morefor sale were kitchen and home decor. They have some very pretty jewely made with real stones if you have some money to spend.

This place has been in business for a while, but I only recently found it...it sits in the corner…read moreof the Main St. intersection...unassuming...but once I went inside, it I was quite amazed at what I saw! They had so many cute clothing items, accessories, trinkets...they layout of the shop is also unique...the owner was super friendly and helpful. I've walked past this store so many times, but thought it was more of a gallery or home decor...I love this place - looking forward to my next visit to Salado :)

This shop and it's keeper are one of Salado's hidden gems. I wondered into this lovely shop a while…read moreback and I am ever so glad I did. Not only did I find some lovelies to add to my collection I got to meet and visit a little with the owner. She is lovely lady and I must admit i enjoyed talking to her as much as I did wondering through her clean, well organized shop of treasures. If you are in the area you should definitely drop in, she has a fabulous assortment of items and they are fairly priced.

The young lady working behind the counter was extremely rude. When my sister picked up a coffee mug…read morehanging on the wall with other merchandise she was abruptly told "don't touch the cups". Apparently the cups belong to a coffee club. The rude lady then told us there are signs that say don't touch. We had a really bad experience in the Strawberry Patch in contrast to the other very friendly people in Salado.

When my brother moved to Salado I-35 was a mess and killed alot of the small businesses there…read more Every time my daughter and me would visit we would go to the Strawberry Patch and get the garlic pickles and other yummys ! Now 10 years later I still make my way there even though my brother moved to Temple. The Salsa's are amazing and I am ordering more online .