Parking- Yes lots of easy parking…read more Staff- Low staffed, can have long lines at checkout Dressing rooms-Yes, men's & women's Public restrooms- No Religious- No, no religious music playing Always has LOTS of sofas & dressers & kitchen tables. They try & sort home good by color. Not the greatest place for clothes or jewelry or art. But it's always a great place to try & checkout! I've never had problems here

The prices are rough…read more Please look at the photos with just a few examples of them marking up items beyond reason. A plain white t-shirt that still has a tag showing it was on clearance at Walmart for $1... the store thinks is appropriate to Market up to $6 And then you'll see a graphic tee photo that was sold at the original store for $5, but the Salvation Army decides that they need to Market up to $8. I understand there are overhead costs but thift shops are suppose to be less expensive than the original store! Thifting is a necessity to some, fun to some, and for anyone looking for those unique pieces. I will go to other shops, not SA.

Edited: Neatly organized. Original review misspelled. Nice people, can score good items and great…read morecause!

Smaller thrift store, fair prices, excellent service and everything is clean and organized. Quickly…read morebecoming one of our favorite thrift stores.

I am thrilled that I stumbled across this fabulous antique store! Gary, the owner, was absolutely…read moredarling. You walk in and immediately are welcomed by the ambient lighting and vintage pieces. Very fair prices. Definitely visit this place if you are in the area!!

Neat little store with lots of cool stuff. Owner was very nice and generous. Huge lighting…read moreselection. Recommend a visit!

A sweet place to browse through everything from jewerly, furniture, glassware, and the list goes…read moreon. The owner welcomes you with a smile. Can't wait to go back ! It's a "must check out shop" ! In Burleson right off FM 731. Pamela Ratliff

From the owner: vintage kitchen items, clothes, jewelry, furniture, packaged foods and candlesread more

Neat little shop with a mix of handcrafted wood work and antiques. Really helpful and friendly…read morestaff.

This is a fun place to stop and check out. Some antiques (china, furniture, nicknacks), jewelry,…read moreand gifts. It's a small place and worth a quick 30 mins to go in and take a look. They have some amazing wood mugs and cups that you need to see. They are made there in the shop and are absolutely beautiful. If you have any need for repairs or refinishing of your antiques...they are a place to consider as well. They have some items on their Etsy shop too...and new things come in from all over the world. The staff is nice and answers questions throughly about items and services. Shop local and make a stop!

Small building but super nice people and a lot of stuff to pick from!!! They had a little bit of…read moreeverything from games, artwork, clothing, furniture, glassware. I'm leaving for Florida in a few days and I was able to pick up enough clothes for a full week (4 shirts and 2 pairs of pants) and it only cost about $22. Highly recommend this place if you like thrifting or resale shopping.

No dressing room, this shop has variety, but also junky. This is not a consignment shop, but a…read moreresale on used goods. It felt like a private goodwill

I was in the mood for a little retail therapy, and as I love to thrift shop, I stumbled upon this…read morestore--only to stumble right back out empty-handed. Chiiile, these prices were outrageous for a second-hand or consignment store, at least in my opinion. On a positive note, the store layout was impressively organized. I was greeted by one employee who kindly asked if I needed assistance, which was refreshing--especially since the rest of the staff didn't seem too interested in making eye contact, let alone speaking. They do have an impressive selection of high-end brands in mint condition, but overall, this place just wasn't for me.

Honestly, I used to love this store, but I have noticed it becoming more narrow to a particular…read moredemographic. They carry an abysmally small L & XL section compared to the bountiful S & XS section (probably because they are not buying L & XL sizes from people who bring them in - I've brought in tons of very gently used and sometimes new with tags larger sizes and they only bought 2 things in total from me). I also have received increasingly more snootiness from the people who work here - they are nice, but they have a lot of rules. The fact that you cannot return anything for anything but in-store credit, which makes sense for Goodwill, but not for these prices, and also that the rewards are only applied to other locations makes my experience feel less and less buyer-friendly - almost like I am supposed to feel privileged to get to shop at their store. If I'm going to pay this much for used clothes, I honestly might as well use ThredUp online and save myself the hassle.

Owner is very rude and left a 1 star review on my facebook page because it's name is Gypsy Vintage…read moreResale. So sad to see small business owners that can't be supportive of other business. This place won't last long... so sad.

So many unique things to chose from! Adorable shop with the sweetest owner! New stuff every time I…read morevisit :)

A true "diamond in the rough" -- and by that, I mean I'm actually reluctant about sharing what a…read morewonderful source this is for those in the interior design industry or for those who appreciate high design for low investment. The cherry on top is the kind and knowledgeable owners and staff! Please share this review only with friends who know "what's what" because if the word gets out too broadly, you won't be able to get and/or find the BEST (arguably) that Fort Worth has to offer on the down-low. Shhhh -- I plead that you be particular and keep FW's best kept secret an "in the know" jewel of a resource! #NoExaggeration #SeeingIsBelieving #BeAheadOfTheCurve

Stopped in looking for antique tables & night stands and while I didn't find what I was looking…read morefor, I was thoroughly pleased with the majority of what was available. Before you start exploring, I highly recommend checking their notice board near checkout (to your right after entering, on an easel); there you'll find if any specials are going on and which vendor number they relate to - I didn't see this until I was about to leave but I'll definitely snap a pic of it next time, when I first get there. Each little nook is its own store which is made further evident by the way they're set up differently and how some of them have kind of a theme related to the type of items for sale. A few of them seemed a little overpriced while others offered items at a steal. The back of the store contains a decent amount of kitchen furniture and, I almost didn't notice, the store actually extends even further back. Once you pass through the "back" entrance, they have bathrooms to your right down the hall. Each hallway area is another vendor section and if you continue straight to to the true back of the store, you can find additional furniture - mostly bed sets or mattresses which all looked in rather good to nearly new condition. There were a couple vendors that had junk type items that are typical of a flea market while others were obviously put together with a certain mount pride. They have plenty of home decor and accent pieces as well as true antiques. I did not search through any clothes but there are several vendors which this was their sole focus. They also had two different electronic vendors that carried VHS's and DVD's. They do have sodas, water and a few snacks at checkout but I'd skip these since you can get a better deal at the gas station. Overall I was impressed with the selection and even more so by how friendly everyone was. I'll definitely be going back!