We saw this place while walking near the main street area. It's mostly the sort of place with some…read moreclothing and home decor. Not much in the way of antiques though. The staff was friendly.

This market was a great find in Johnson city and also a great little concept with a lot to see. If…read moreyou are starting to do early Christmas shopping , you can definitely find gift items here for reasonable pricing. Outside is a little coffee truck called the Jittery Biscuit where they sell delicious refreshers!

Fun shop with some fun items. Old and new merchandise. Everyone was friendly and helpful and the…read moreprices for many items were reasonable.

You will need at least a couple hours in the antique store. I loved how small it is and how much…read morethere is to see! From antique figurines, street signs, home decor, candles, new and old clothing, and so MUCH MORE. I bought 2 vintage postcards with the original sender and stamped from the 1930s . It was a great find and wish I had picked up more. This is a must stop if you are driving by.

Very cute place! I've been in several times and have to take a few trips around the store to see…read moreeverything. There's always something I've missed. What I love is that there's always something that brings back a memory. They always bring new items in so you have to buy what catches your eye right away. I've walked out with several records, plates, and gifts for others. The owner is so funny and nice and always willing to help look out for pieces you e been searching for. I have to notice too that the prices are really good too. When visiting Drip, you have to go here!

What a cute shop! Every inch of this store brought back an awesome memory for me. I will be going…read moreback often to check for new (old) treasures. :) Gwen was so personable and welcoming when I visited her shop for the first time, and I feel sure that she is just as warm and welcoming each and every time a customer walks in the door! Glad to have Drippin' Pickins' on Mercer!

If you ever find yourself in Horseshoe Bay, I highly recommend giving this spot a visit. Don't be…read morefooled by its exterior--this little gem of an antique & vintage shop is a lot bigger on the inside, with room after room of unique treasures and one-of-a-kind finds. The owner, Rosie, is absolutely delightful--warm, welcoming, and always happy to make a deal. She truly loves helping people find something special and is generous with making offers. A must-stop if you're in the area! Stop by, say hi and make her day!

This antique and collectible store is located just off of 1431 down a slight hill on Ave Q. This…read morestore is a collection of numerous vendors selling their wares under one roof. It has been at this location for the last six years and this place is stuffed with all kinds of unique collectibles. However, you really have to sift through a lot of junk to find some good stuff and like most antique stores, it won't be cheap. I have to admit the interior is larger than the exterior lets on. We were glad we stopped in, but we didn't find anything worth taking home. Some informative photos included.

Lots of shops, like to browse. Found all kinds of stuff. Some stuff I found I didn't even know I…read moreneeded, or at least that's what my wife tells me. Most of the venders are very nice. The food that is offered is really good. So far I have had the mini donuts, kettle corn, hamburger and some kind of Cajun soup with rice. Like coming here, just need to work some overtime to cover the cost.

So we had seen billboards and signs for this place many times but never had the chance to see it…read moreuntil yesterday. The poppy farm wasn't open yet so we came here to check it out. First thing parking is $5 to park in a field and it apparently fills up really fast so come early. Secondly, this is a giant lot made up of several little stalls and a few large barns. There is a lot to see here. There are some food vendors so that's great but not so great if you're gluten free. Either way, there's a little bit of everything here. Giant planks of wood, animal skulls, clothing, resale items, rocks and gems and more. I was about to leave empty handed until I found some dolls and toy stalls. Prices are negotiable, the vendors will take offers or at least I was able to get some. It did start to get busy around 10:30 despite the rain coming down. I had a fun day.

The only thing better than the products and selection here (the best in class) is the owner Kathy,…read moreshe's a real gem!

Very unique architectural pieces. Stop here if thats your thing (old doors, columns, reclaimed barn…read morewood etc)!

We decided to stop in to see what this store had to offer. It's a smaller store with two buildings…read more One is more housewares and the other is more for bath and body supplies. The employees were very nice and welcoming. Though the bath one has some very strong perfume that made me have to leave pretty quickly. Still, they have a lot of nice items.

I love this shop! You can tell they care about finding great quality items. Their inventory is…read moreconstantly rotating, so I find new things to love every time I visit. It's a gem in Marble Falls.

What a unique hill country experience! If you are a seeking an opportunity to visit the hill…read morecountry and enjoy a beautiful venue with exquisite fine art, Vincent Van Gogh reproductions and some of the best tequila this side of the Rio Grande then do visit. Yes, that's a run on sentence. As the title states Lopez is located high on a hill overlooking the Spicewood hill country. You are welcomed with a fabulous cocktail and a tour of their chapel and grounds. The chapel is beautiful and the centerpiece is a restored alter from Guadalajara, Mexico. Stained glass, Van Gogh reproductions, and locally sourced artwork adorn the walls. Stepping outside spend some time enjoying the vast Michelangelo-inspired granite mosaic patio covers their entire courtyard. Hiro Lopez guided our gazes to the hacienda-style house walls and the mosaics inspired Vincent van Gogh. We also toured one of their two suites. The suite is beautifully decorated and you can spend significant time just appreciating all the additional artwork. Our tequila tasting was hosted by Hiro and we really enjoyed their own Atanasio agave tequila. Hiro guided us through each tasting and provided excellent insight for each. Their Blanco is perfect for mixing or drinking cold with a cerveza. Their Reposado is perfect straight up and smooth as can be. I did detect vanilla and a wood finish. My Fav was the Anejo. Aged for over a year in oak barrels. This Anejo drank silky smooth and reminded me of an expensive Rye. I would not dare mix or add ice to either the Reposada or Anejo. Both of these are now resting in my liquor cabinet. We did opt for their elevated tasting experience which included a generous charcuterie plate that easily satisfied the four of us. What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon!