This store is located at the corner of Davis Street and Pecan Street in Luling. It's been here…read moresince 2019 or 2020 It's a small storefront that features some collectibles and antiques. One interesting aspect about this place is that it has a downstairs with kids clothes, toys, and adult clothes, shoes, along with some rugs and bedding. They also have some old furniture. What they have is not over priced, but you won't find Goodwill pricing here. Plenty of pictures to entice you.

This spot is amazing. The owner, Faith, couldn't be more welcoming or charming. The selection is…read morespectacular and the prices are great. Her vintage boots and leather jackets are both awesome and affordable. This is a gem. And yes, I bought the boots.

Super cute, funky shop! Lots of LPs , vintage clothes and antiques! And, now plants too!read more

Vintage Charm has a wide range of interesting items and reasonable prices. Antiques bring back…read morememories and, of course, we found a couple of things we just couldn't leave without. The owner is very friendly and welcoming, making it a fun place to shop! If you like to shop antiques, you'll love Gonzales. Deborah from La Grange

Great staff. Have a lot of antiques by consignment there personally. The gentleman that helps…read morerestore damaged antiques is a veritable fountain of experience, keeps a great record of his work. The restored FULLY FUNCTIONAL Edison phonograph was a thing of beauty!

This is an antique store/mall of sorts. Lots of booths everywhere! Prices were high, but I enjoyed…read morelooking around at all the product. Very eclectic! The staff were helpful and knowledgeable. Please shop here!

3.5 We stopped here…read moreafter eating around the corner. I love looking at antique stores so I wanted to see what was there. This store is really full of booths with lots of goodies. There were pyrex bowls, clothing and more. For me though I was looking for dolls and didn't find much however I'm sure the typical antique-er will find something cool.

This place is full of unusual and hard to find antique hardware items, as well as a nice selection…read moreof doors, windows, sinks, and other architctural salvage. The only problem is that they are way overpriced. I guess if you just HAVE to have a matched period piece of something, it is worth it. Otherwise, you can get most reproduction pieces brand new for close to the same price. Still, it would still be worth coming out if you are looking for a doornob or hinge mate and can't find one on line. They probably have it here.

As a previous reviewer stated, the prices are a bit steep, however in my opinion the point is being…read moremissed on having new reproductions for the same cost. You can't reproduce history. We bought long leaf pine flooring that had been recovered from a house built in the 1850's. It was not tongue in groove, not the same thickness and had different colors of paint depending upon the area of the house it had been removed from. One of the coolest projects I have ever done. Sanding and joining the wood together. The wood had personality, unlike the boxed wood from Home Depot. After sanding and finishing, the floor was beautiful. We sold the house several years later and the wife loved the floor. It clinched the deal. Try getting that out of a Home Depot box.