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    The Great Frame Up

    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    2 years ago

    Brady is the best rock n roll poster framer in Texas. Very creative and never dull. Ask for him for sure.

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    9 years ago

    After serious problems at Creative Framing and Mirrors, brought the same materials here. Did a great job.

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    StillGoode Home Consignments

    StillGoode Home Consignments

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    StillGoode came into my life by recommendation from my grandmother-in-law. A lover of all things…read moreconsignment, vintage, and retail, I knew I'd be in for a treat when we pulled up and I noticed the size of the shop. Comprised of both the main store and an intake area, StillGoode dominates the shopping strip. Apparently consignment is by appointment only, but this review is not about that process, it's about the fun stuff, furniture shopping! Browsing from aisle to aisle, it was clear that everything was in pretty good shape. While the shop as a whole embraced traditional furniture offerings, I occasionally ran across a few items in other styles (an oversized burl coffee table, boucle accent chairs, and various farmhouse pieces for example). The pricing is pretty competitive, especially if you're willing to overlook a few minor markings of wear and tear. It far more expensive than your Goodwill, or Junior Forum, but less expensive than your inner loop curated consignment boutique, and certain a better value that purchasing new. More than that I appreciate the demeanor of the staff. They're helpful but not at all overbearing. They're friendly and available without hovering. It's a relaxed, low pressure environment that allows the customer to feel comfortable taking their time to make decisions. In addition to carrying high quality furniture they also carry decor, framed artwork, jewelry, and handbags. Although my husband and I didn't find anything on this trip, I'm sure we'll be back in a few months to take a look at the new inventory.

    One of the nicest I have ever visited. Very cleaned . Merchandise is clean. I am amazed at the…read morefurniture the get. Everyone is very nice and very helpful. I have bought a lot of antique furniture from them and many other items

    Ross Dress For Less

    Ross Dress For Less

    (3 reviews)

    Decided to check this location out, since it recently opened…read more Wow. Limited selection of items, and everything on hangers is intermingled and tangled so you have to play a game of unraveling the hangers and pieces of clothing that are entwined together. And, I get it that you want to prevent theft, but is it really necessary to place those HUGE plastic anti-theft devices right at the back of the neck of every garment? Couldn't there be a better place so you don't bonk yourself on the head if you're trying something on? Also, those tags are often punched through the size label, making it very difficult to determine the accurate size of the garment. Out of 4 garments I tried on (all of which had the label obscured), 2 of them were not the size indicated on the hanger, which was quite obvious as one looked liked a potato sack on (much too large) and the other one made me look like sausage (way too small). Never would have even brought them into the fitting room if I had know the TRUE size. Sloppy labeling and marketing! And speaking of trying clothes on: good luck. Wait in line. The main fitting room was closed when I was there (mid-day, with many people in the store), with only the two handicapped fitting rooms available. Of course, it's posted to limit yourself to only 5 items for fitting at a time - but who reads that? Other customers and I waited quite a while for access, only to see two women emerge from one of the fitting rooms, each carrying at least 20 items each. Rude. Of course, while I was waiting for the fitting room, I could clearly see the meandering check out line forming throughout the store. If I had to wait 30 minutes to check out, I would put everything back: no item is worth it. And no business will succeed if this is their standard operating practice. Couldn't find an employee to save your life, either. Mainly wanted to ask why the main fitting room couldn't be opened, but no one was anywhere around. Pass this place by. Not worth it on so many levels.

    They keep one cashier open, and prioritize the return line...just keep an eye out for the long line…read morebefore you walk in. Poorly managed.

    The Great Frame Up - framing - Updated May 2026

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