Very large antique store, and I will post lots of pictures. This part of 19th Street is fun to…read moreexplore and grab a bite and drink or ice cream.

This place is huge! It has a lot of different stalls run by different people so there's a variety…read moreof items. Mostly knick knacks and jewelry, but also furniture and clothing! There's limited non-parallel parking in front of the store, but generally parking is difficult in the heights.

Great place to get a gift or to buy antiques. Also a great place to find vinyl records, CDs and…read morecassettes and 8 track tapes. Many dealers carry these within the shop. You can find some hidden gems!

Love that the selection is always changing! Several little buildings to wander through and kind…read morestaff.

I came inside the store just to check to see if they had any vintage glass specifically…read moreWestmoreland Bird Nest candy dish, carnival glass, and swung vases to add to my collection. As I walked around the store, I noticed that it was more antique furniture and knick knacks. There were two booths dedicated to vintage glass. In the store front window to the right was some peach luster, avon glass, stretched vases and towards the back near the cashier station was a rather large booth that was fully lit. I looked in the lit booth where none of the price tags were showing, but it was a huge collection of Fenton Glass and some of it was carnival. As I was about to leave the store, I thought maybe to ask one of the vendors about prices and to be shown pieces. I asked one vendor who was sitting out front drinking a coffee and reading a magazine. He gladly assisted me. I asked to see the stretched opalescent glass vase as I was keen to find out the maker. He encouraged that I ask the owner who was the cashier. I walked up to her with the piece and said, "Hi" could you remind me whose the maker on this beautiful piece?" The owner gave me the biggest attitude and was being condescending towards me. She said, "and you don't know who makes this?!" I told her that I had forgotten. She said, "well obviously this is Fenton" and proceeded to look it up on Google. She goes on to mention Fenton is an American brand. She was not only ugly towards me, but her and the other vendor was prejudiced to think just because I forgot the maker on that piece that I was completely clueless on all vintage glass. The owner convinced me to buy the piece, but after dealing with her snobby attitude I decided not. Before I left, I asked the vendor guy to show me this fenton carnival glass cat and carnival glass fairy lamp. I mentioned to the guy that the cat was carnival glass, the guy tells me, "uhhh, no I don't think so because this vendor gets her inventory from China and it's iridescent glass". So then I ask him to show me the fairy lamp which I told him, it's carnival fairy lamp. He picks up the piece looks at the nametag and turns to me to say, "ohh you really do know what you're talking about because the name plate said exactly what you mentioned." I just left the store because the experience was terrible. Awful owner who has superiority complex. Lack of friendliness.

This has to be one of the best antique stores in the state. It's heavily curated with antique…read morecoins, glass, jewelry, pottery, leather goods, and home decor. It's easy to spend an hour (or several) just looking at the amazing & affordable treasures they have! I definitely will be coming here regularly, since their inventory is always moving!

If you love treasure hunting, plan to spend a few hours at Antique Gallery of Houston in…read moreSpring--you'll need the time! This place is massive, with booth after booth of unique finds. The booths are marked with a letter and number so you can keep track of where you've been! Every time I turned a corner, I discovered something different. From beautiful china and vintage collectibles to outdoor metal art and furniture, there's truly something for everyone. One of the coolest things I came across was furniture that had been used on movie sets. The workers were very friendly. When they saw us carrying items, they would tag it with our name and bring it to the check out counter so we didn't need to carry it while we browsed. I also appreciated that they have a small eating area on-site. After hours of shopping and exploring, it's nice to be able to grab a bite without leaving the building. This is the kind of place where you never know what treasure you'll find next. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the Spring area and enjoy antiques, collectibles, and one-of-a-kind pieces!

if you are a treasure hunter-- this should be on your treasure hunting list!…read more they have excellent finds and they know it, because the prices are high!!! or at least the pieces i found were expensive. bring your walking shoes, and get ready to get your steps in while you hunt! there is a snack bar conveniently located in the center of the gallery, which is an excellent idea! in the midst of all that shopping you may need a little bev or bite. however, i was on a mission no i did not partake in any of the gallery's culinary delights. don't be alarmed if someone who works there asks to hold the items for you at the front. they are very sweet. i know going thrifting can feel like you're on a battlefield and you have to protect your bounty... but don't worry one of the sweet ladies at the antique gallery will confidently babysit your treasures behind the counter. i popped in on a weekday morning and it was absolute perfection. it was quiet, and not a lot of customers. i actually had a ball all by myself hunting for treasures. definitely check it out, and happy hunting! c.

Raul was great and his store is a true gem. You won't find such things anywhere else. Highly…read morerecommended!

An eclectic shop full interesting objects. The owner is very helpful and friendly located next…read moreflying saucer pie company in Garden Oaks more than worthy of your time

This thrift I Had everything from vinyl to silver service…read more The volunteers are very friendly and helpful.! There's room with silver service sets and any thing else you might fancy . Large parking lot and the shop itself is large enough not to feel cluster phobic. A first choice

the one good thing is that they had some super cool premium shoes,clothes, and home decor. but this…read moreis a church led store? the people working there looked at me with very judgmental looks, guess they don't go outside and see crop tops often? cmon we are literally in the middle of MONTROSE. and everything there was donated but everything was regular store prices or like $300+, insane behavior.

Love the selection and vibes!…read more Selection: There's a diverse selection of items from furniture to home goods to kids items. Lots of options for gifts too (I'll definitely be shopping here for the holidays!) Prices: The prices are high end but do match with the quality Service: The staff was nice and welcoming. I had my baby in tow and they were all very nice about how much space we took up with our stroller and seemed genuinely excited to have a little shopper Parking : They're in a shopping center with plenty of uncovered parking spots. There are a few spots reserved for the store right in front of the door Other things to note: I don't think it is handicap accessible. There are 2 steps up to the front door and the aisles are narrow . We had to be strategic getting the stroller around They do have a restroom but there's no changing table

Live laugh love. Beautiful store with great selection of products…read more Loooooooooooooooooove.

This shop did not disappoint! The booths are beautifully curated. There is a ton of stuff to look…read moreat and you could easily spend hours in here. Prices are on the higher side but they aren't absurd. The workers were friendly and happy to help or answer questions.

Soooo much to choose from. It's filled with individual vendors sections, so there are many styles…read moreto choose from. I came in looking for a vase and found a great one. Perfect place for bar glassware, art, and wood pieces as well