Found this antiques mall online and spent a good amount of time exploring lots of great finds and…read moredeals! I was able to score a discount on 2 fancy tea party hats and a small discount on a gemstone necklace. My friends scored a really cool old kids book and a few other finds. The areas are laid out very nicely and easy to navigate and see what's on offer. Staff was attentive and helpful and available to open locked cases. We were impressed with the variety and affordability of many items. They have a clean customer bathroom which is always appreciated. The only antiques mall without a public restroom is in Fredericksburg and they say the old pipes in the building can't manage it. But that's another place all together. Anyway 5 stars for Armadillo Antiques!

I've done it again! I've found another great antique shop in San Antonio. Excellently priced…read moreantiques of a wide variety, I was only going to pop in for a quick run through. But 2 hours later I left with my little bag of goodies all securely wrapped and bagged by the beautiful lady in the cowboy hat behind the counter. Lots to look at and great prices to boot. You bet I'll be back again!!

Upon entering downtown Helotes, immediately on your right, you'll notice this antique store…read more Nothing much to look at from the outside, but walking in, it's a cute small store with various vendors. Lots of treasures! Easter items, jewelry, trinkets, antique furniture, clothing, a room dedicated to boots ( yes, cowboy boots!), and an outdoor area filled with furniture/pottery just to name a few.... Unfortunately, we were there near closing, but I ended up buying a cute clay chicken planter and it was an extra 20% off. Look forward to coming back to browse further : )

A beautiful walk back on memory lane! It's like visiting Grandma's house. They have everything but…read morespace! Worth the effort to get there and walk through every space. You can find Dixie Bell paint, art, antiques, all kinds of cool things, and knowledgeable vendors. The best part is service with a smile. The Owners are hardworking, kind, and bring in the neatest things. Their Team cares about people and the things they send to their next home.

Was excited to check this unique spot out after seeing it posted by an influencer on IG…read more It's a little hard to find, but we managed to locate it past some railroad tracks and near an overpass. Walking in...it was quite overwhelming...there's a lotta stuff lol. Mostly organized, you'll find some cool finds- vintage hardware, antique furniture, vintage home goods, metals, old doors, tubs, garden items, you name it! Take your time perusing the place, you'll never know what you might find! They also rescue local cats and all are up for adoption! Most are fixed and have their rabies shots. Also, leashed was a super sweet dog up for adoption. They've been fostering her for 2 years. Please consider....each one of them, needs a good home! I was able to find a cool tall metal stand that I will use as a base for a bird bath. Some items are priced, but the owner is easily accessible and able to price or answer any of your questions. We met Kirt H., the owner, super friendly and knowledgeable. In the business for quite some time, most items come from home demolitions or were purchased on special trips they made along the way. Come check them out..you might find that one of a kind piece!

This place was a little hard to find, google map didn't map correctly but i looked at the map and…read moreit was just around the corner. Location is under the highway overpass/bridge. Upon entering it can feel quite overwhelming because there is A LOT of stuff but as you take each aisle you realize it is quite organized. Definitely unique finds, old items, a lot of choices for antiques. They also have a room where they rehome cats, which seemed odd but I appreciate that they are trying to help these cats find homes. Most of the prices that I saw seemed reasonable, but not everything was marked. Parking is odd because you are parking under the bridge between the street with cars going in each direction. We had a chance to speak to the owner, Kirt, he was nice and gave us a lot of background on the store. If you're looking for something old, eclectic or unique check this place out!

This place is such a fun find. Much bigger than it looks from the outside, with room after room of…read moreunique vintage finds, antiques, clothing, records, and more. I'll definitely be back!

What an awesome little surprise. A blast from the past. You will find what your look for. They had…read moreall these vintage cool goodies that you may be looking for. Stop on by and shop around. They even have a full bar come shop and have a drink. Shop local!!

A great place to find vintage and Antique items. Very friendly management. Best customer service.read more

Here's a well-kept secret: your favorite Yelper/visual artist/spiritual bon vivant (that's me in…read morecase you were wondering) fancies himself a bit of an antiquary. Many of my favorite antiques have come from this charming little place in Helotes. Whenever I stop by B Daddy's BBQ next door, I walk over to Old Town Depot Antiques to see what's new. The selection is vast and includes everything from Victorian-era posh to 1950s small-town Americana. As a spiritualist, I'm particularly drawn to the variety of crystals and tarot card decks. As a WWII enthusiast, I am impressed by the variety of American and German guns, knives, and military paraphernalia. The prices are reasonable, and I've found many bargains, including a set of antique doorstops that...well...I really shouldn't talk about here. I know that last sentence sounds mysterious (because it is), but feel free to contact me If you're curious. I assure you it's an interesting story with an accompanying video. The woman who operates the store is friendly and quick to offer suggestions. Unlike many antique store owners (those presumably mindful of potential shoplifters), she will leave you be and let you enjoy your visit. She has given me several great deals over the last few years, so don't be afraid to negotiate. The one-star reviews on this page are laughable; the staff here are very friendly and accommodating to everyone I've ever seen, irrespective of race or ethnicity. If you sensed "bad vibes," then perhaps that's a reflection on *you*, not your ethnicity. Fans of the feline variety, take note: the shop's true owner is "Rascal," a cute little fellow who, if you're charmed like me, will greet you as you enter the premises. Rascal lived up to his name on a recent visit, as he mugged for my camera (see photos) and followed me around the store to offer insight into the various trinkets behind the counter. Sadly, he is not for sale...though no cat really is for sale; cats own you, not the other way around. Definitely a five-star experience!

Have been able to find some really great CDs, vinyls, clothing, and vintage toys here. It's a great…read morespot for lovers of antiques and collecting like me. I also like the fact that several different sellers can have booth areas here, it really adds to the variety of the place. However, while I do like how unique the range of artwork is, some of it (for example, some candles with prints of characters on it) looks blatantly AI generated, which I don't see much artistic value in. I do enjoy the human-made creations, though.

They have a wonderful selection of items and a super friendly and helpful staff! Whether you're…read morelooking for a little something for yourself or someone else, check them out.

After arriving in San Antonio my friend and I made a trip to the Staging Post neither of us had…read morevisited before. Parking was convenient and the shop was spacious and laid out for easy browsing. We wandered in and out of each booth and found an eclectic selection of items from vintage garb to antique jewelry, books, most reasonably priced. Something I do not like about antiques malls is the inability to have a best price offered or lowered. Yes, the vendor on duty will call and try to reach a dealer for a better price, but it seems they usually offer only 10% if that. Still my friend and I purchased a few items and were happy with our finds. If you like perusing antique malls put Staging Post on your list!

I found a new (to me) antique/craft shop today. Not too long since it's been opened, this was a…read moremoderately priced vendor station store. Lots to see and a pretty good variety. Some things could have been priced a little more competitively but all in all I like this place. I found a few things that make me happy. And I was check out by 2 nice young ens. I'll definitely be back.

This is a pretty cool little "antique" store. They're not entirely antiques, but there's a good…read moreamount, mixed in with the garage sale type items, unless VHS tapes are now magazines and no one gave me the memo. There's a pretty decent selection of furniture, each priced by the vendors that rent a space in the shop. I recommend checking out the glassware. Today, I found some awesome antique silver wine glasses. Look in the nooks and crannies for the surprises.

A month ago we had to get our car worked on. My husband found the place on Broadway that worked on…read moreforeign cars. I went with him to pick it up. Well right next door was a place called Elegant Elephant. I walked in an it was love at first sight. It was room after room of all kinds of little and big treasures. Think Storage Wars! I recommend you visit them when you have time to browse. The Owners are wonderful, friendly and that alone made me return, sans hubby who is not a browser. There is just so much to see. I found on my next visit a dreamcatcher that reminded me of the one that my father had over our door growing up and somehow was lost over the years. when I saw it I instantly wanted to have it. I so now it's hanging on my wall. Ask for Noemi or John you will see what I mean. I have a business called Ugly Cakes and I am always on lookout for unique pans. So tell them I said hello.