Really cute shop with unique items. Largest selection of costume jewelry in Hood County! Need live…read moreplants? They got you covered. Nice selection of crystals as well. Kids items, furniture and more!

Wow, Wow, WOW! Enormous selection of vintage jewelry in every style and era. Something for…read moreeveryone here. Our group of 7 each found something, from vintage watches, rings, necklaces, earrings, Asian, African, Catholic, Christian, Buddism, Victorian, 70s, 80s, 90s, Mermaid...and so many more. We spent over an hour picking jewelry. There is a daily sales board right at the front, so you can save even more off the very reasonable vendor prices. There is a selection of furniture, books, and other items but to be honest we never made it past the vintage jewelry section. I spent less then $30 for 2 earrings, 2 bracelets, and 2 necklaces. I have gotten compliments on them already Highly recommend visiting!!

This place is beautifully curated from start to finish. It's clean, organized, and filled with…read morethoughtfully selected vendors -- no junk, just quality pieces. With around 50 vendors, there's such a great variety while still feeling intentional and well put together. If you love antiques, this is absolutely a must-stop.

Great place for antiques, and the people who work there are super kind and very enjoyable. Take…read moreyour time to get to know them and the store.

Absolutely NO !!! Would give it a zero but that wasn't an option…read more I DO NOT RECOMMEND CLEBURNE GOODWILL. Take the short drive & shop the *****BURLESON GOODWILL*****. A 5 star staff. Cleburne on-site manager is rude, hateful, and discriminates in enforcement of company policies. When items are pointed out to her that are in violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, she verbally lies and says that she will have the tags description changed, and does not. This used to be my favorite store. It is obvious that the on-site manager has no idea how to build team spirit. Employees have left due to hostile work environment. You can also see that the remaining employees are working in a tense atmosphere. For a time period there were even signs, put on furniture for sell, not allowing you to sit down. For which I was reprimanded by manager. So anyone, including older and handicapped individual had nowhere to rest before continuing to shop. As a handicapped individual, I had to bring my walker in ( which I don't need as I can navigate with just a cane), so I had seating to rest while shopping. Awkward to navigate that with a shopping cart. Seriously, CORPORATE GOODWILL this is strike #2 in selecting managers for the Cleburne Goodwill. Also, and I have photos for documentation, despite numerous conversations with manager,multiple problems that customers encounter are not corrected. To test electrical items, the location of the outlets allowed are either nonfunctional or so low to the ground, that I have personally observed people sitting on floor to test things, and then needing assistance to get up. P.S. If corporate sees this,please remember how long it took you to realize about manager mistake #1...when you were warned at least 6 months before you finally took action.

Thanks misty great customer service ill be back just for that great location very clean storeread more

Yummy goods and sweet ladies! Communication is super too! I've had their cocoa bombs, chocolate…read morecovered pretzels and turtles! Chocolate is my favorite of the many sweets!

Great places to find unique jewelry and clothing for women. Clothing put together in matching sets…read moreyou can walk in and carry the hangers of to the register. Very worth the ride!

We moved here from Houston late last year and had quite a lot to donate , clothing, TVs, furniture,…read moredecor items and Christmas decorations. They welcomed it all and are all so friendly and helpful.

When we moved to Granbury, we downsized. Initially we took our no longer needed items to Goodwill…read more Then we learned how much the CEO at Goodwill makes. It's a lot, around 500,000 dollars per year. A contractor friend then told us about Boys and Girls of America, so we started taking things there. We learen everything earned at the resale shop (on 377) stays in Hood County. Nice. Then our neighbor started volunteering at People Helping People (PHP), which we did not know about. We identified more with PHP and what they do. No one gets paid. It's all 100% volunteer, all the way to the top. We even saw a past Granbury mayor volunteering here! So now we take our items to PHP, and have even shopped here. There are two, indoor, resale shops. When we need something, we come here first. I found a great pair of matching cufflinks and tie bar here. Thúy got some nice knives to use in the garden and some cake pans. So now PHP is our go to place for donating, and shopping for hard to find items. Regarding donations of items, from: https://granburyphp.org/donate.html#/ Gently used Clothing and Furniture: In addition, PHP accepts donations of any gently used items (except mattresses) during business hours on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays between 8 AM to 2 PM.

Once again some of the friendliest and knowledgeable yarn stores around. And great book store tooread more

We went the day after opening day, had a nice conversation with the owners and of course left with…read moresome nice goodies. Great new book selection, as well as yarns, candles, and other bookish items. Im happy to have a new bookstore close by.

Another great shop on the square in Granbury. Casual, upscale,urban cowboy or should I say cowgirl…read more This is another place you could spend a lot but walk out with beaucoup cool clothes. Again,I found another perfect gift item here. Go!