This place is surprisingly big, with multiple rooms. I didn't find anything to take home but the…read morelarge selection was unexpected. Prices are a bit high here. For better deals, check out Relics & Antiques down the block. The only thing that bugged me was their stacked wall art section. It was packed too tight thus it was impossible to flip through. The only option was to take things out and place them on the floor -- I decided to just give up. I mostly visit antique shops to look for wall art so this was disappointing. Great location right across from parking lot as well as parking garage.

I popped into Rough & Ready because the outside looked cute. An old wooden white swing, some garden…read moredecorations, etc. but going inside, it just looked like old stuff. A strong note: I know nothing about antiques and pricing. But since I was here just walking around, I could see something's that triggered my child hood. Some old glasses. And a tin can, books, etc. There was a nice lady busy, moving things around, and staging items etc. Really is a lot to see. And different rooms to move about. Everything was clearly priced with little white tags. Even though I didn't buy anything, I did enjoy my walk around. Some items just remembered me of my childhood, and that was a nice experience in itself.

I was so sad when they closed in The Oasis but I followed them on Instagram and they have moved…read moretheir inventory to Georgetown! Shopping was a challenge in the oasis because they didn't have the items listed online (they had an intern manually update each item in the database). But now they have moved and I'm happy their items are available online too! I got the wooden gecko puzzle which is the coolest toy ever. They have a lot more (check out the moose!) I bought some scented items for my apartment to make it more cozy. I'll be shopping online, but I'm happy the staff is so cool and their one of a kind items are still available! Imo their value is in the novelty, I enjoy how unique these items are. I spent $50 here on 2 scented bottles with some incense sticks.

Fun store with all their different wind chimes. The one in the back was gorgeous. And the sound was…read morebeautiful. They also have jewelry and some beautiful alpaca scarfs. Some epoxy cutting boards, and purses. A little kids area. Candles. A little bit of everything.

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.

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.

Similar to the old Austin Antique Mall, just on a smaller scale. I've been in there for up to an…read morehour just browsing everything. Some things are truly antique and vintage and others are more homemade crafts or whatever.

A long time ago, this was an appliance store, which has now been converted into an antique store…read more This is one of those antique stores were many separate vendors rent space to sell their wares. As a result, you see a really wide selection of antiques and collectibles. This place is filled with antique furnishings, comic books, records, kitchen items, glassware, and many other items. The prices here are not too outrageous, and if you're visiting Taylor, and you love thrift/antique stores, stop in here. Plenty of photos included to entice you.

I love this place because you can find some great and unexpected finds!…read more Last time I got a silver dish, a trinket box and a few costume jewelry rings. This time I got three sterling silver rings which I'm super stoked about! Usually a good price for most finds, but nothing has a price tag so you have to ask for prices for each item. Also pretty dusty and crammed. It doesn't bother me personally as long as I can find something cool, but looks like some folk are unhappy about it.

If you like seek and find puzzles then you'd love Out of the Past. It's a super compact, not so…read moretidy, antique shop that will amaze you with its variety. This store embodies the good, the bad and the ugly...and I love it! Also, the pricing is pretty good too.

I just saw this place today near my gym…read more It was fun to visit and browse. Lots of items don't have prices on them. They have a large collection. I didn't find anything close to my price range and the lady that worked yesterday didn't know what the prices were on the items I was interested in. I might be back. Wear a coat because they don't seem to have a heater.

Huge selection of a wide array of art and vintage selections. Hurry over there as they are moving…read moresoon! Prices are on higher side but they might cut you a deal.

Small quaint little art and artisan gallery shop on Austin…read more Paintings, pottery to metal wall decorations. Prices are reasonable and a good break from the rain.

I visited the gallery during the Poppy Festival and I picked up a piece to look at closer. When I…read moreput it back on the shelf the small top (turns out it was a lid) fell off and broke. It was a small lid like a stopper but I thought it was a solid piece. I was so embarassed and ashamed and I asked what she wanted me to do. She told me I had to pay for the piece. I understood and said yes.. I am upset because the shop keeper treated me as if I was a 5 yr old; was not sympathetic or understanding in anyway and did not offer any kind of discount (which should be a cost of doing business) I was paying full price for a broken piece of pottery and the other visitors were nicer to me than the staff. It is a cure gallery but I will never cross their threshold again.

Also known as Elgin Emporium, this place houses a series of antique booths that range in what they…read moreshowcase. It's mostly Knick knacks and jewelry, but there's some good furniture as well at good prices! You can even grab a scoop of bluebells on a hot day. Parking logistics: Pull in parking is available up and down Main Street so if you're not a parallel parker, this is still a fun place to stop in and then grab a local coffee up the block!

This business is located right on Main Street in downtown Elgin and there is the Lions club thrift…read moreshop right next-door. The store is crammed full of collectibles and antiques. The store is arranged into a system of booths, which are rented by local collectors who sell their wares with part of the sale going to the shop. If you're looking for a particular antique or toy, you might find it here, but don't expect Goodwill pricing. One note of interest is the fact that they serve bluebell ice cream inside.