Val is a great woman, and this is a great store. Glad I stopped in! I'd recommend it to anyone…read morelooking for antique or vintage items, or a good conversation :)

This is such a cool little shop! The owner is SO nice and engaging, gave my little one a toy he…read morepicked for free. Such cool and beautiful finds here. Highly recommend!

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!

Gone are the days of an old school flea market...... Stopped…read moreby over the weekend with high hopes of being a regular go to, I love junk shopping! I really love the concept of an indoor flea market however 90% of the items are not priced. Yes, it's a flea market so nothing is usually marked but these vendors hold their inventory here, they don't remove it every weekend so I don't understand why they can't price stuff. Half of the vendor owners weren't present so even if you wanted a price or wanted to buy something there is no one around to help. There is lots to see but the overall pricing is more antique mall / retail (eBay). I think paying $5 for a single issue of an 80s National Geographic is kind of ridiculous.

They have such a large variety of items. Very interesting place. Great prices on the majority of…read moreitems. Staff is attentive. Great parking. I will come back to shop again.

We've always found this mall ( collection of dealers ) to be a fun stop when we're on the west part…read moreof FW. But yesterday we found , or finally noticed , this beautiful mid century modern teak 4 panel chinoiserie screen. The dealer was amicable to our offer and came right down to remove it from their display. We went up the street while they did n came back shortly to find it ready and one of the owners of the mall offered to even give us a blanket to pack it in our vehicle but we were fine. We were also offered to help with loading, but we were fine again. They're friendly in here and have a really broad selection for collectors of every level. But ya gotta dive in ! We know we walked past the screen we bought before but sometimes if you're looking for something in your minds eye, you don't see other things. Yesterday we were looking for chinoiserie and zeroed in right on it.

Great first time experience. Found some great pieces of carnival glass and my son was happy with…read morethe baseball card selection. Pricing was on point and we were even more surprised and pleased when we found the whole store is 20% off on the first Sat. We didn't know this until we were checking out. Very friendly vendors and staff as well.

I LOVE the Mercantile!! It's clean and organized, lots of fun finds and various different kinds of…read morethings being sold, I saw no temu / fast fashion JUNK so super pleased with that! I also appreciate that they market themselves as a "Mercantile" and not an "antique store," as many "antique stores" sell a bunch of non-antiques which is frustrating, so I'm grateful for the straightforward and clear marketing! The tea room in the back is super cute, there'll be a separate review for that. I found a couple of darling things for good prices that I'm very excited for, and I was very pleasantly surprised to see several staff members roaming the store, with one kind woman offering to hold our items up front while we shop! This is a 5/5 AMAZING example of what all of these types of shops should be. I will be back with friends!

Updating this review from a year ago. We had previously taken my mother-in-law to the Mercantile…read moreand she found some things she liked so for Mother's Day we decided we were gonna shop for her here. Everything I said about this place in my previous review, still rings true but they do have a lot of clothing that older women find appealing. So we found a beautiful smock blouse, long and floaty in a nice bright red and we brought it up to the counter. It was $160 plus with tax and all the girl did was wad up in a ball and stuff in a bag , but she even had to ask if we wanted a bag. Really these people don't care about what they're selling behind the counter I was appalled Do we want a bag? Did you think we were gonna wear it out? And what of the merchants there wouldn't they appreciate having their stock treated a little bit better with a little bit more respect.?

Long time ago, I came up here to North Texas from Dallas, where I was in College, to attend Grayson…read morecounty College's Viticulture & Enology program in Dennison. It's one of the few degreed grape growing & wine making programs in the country. And while I was in the Viticulture & Enology program I started exploring the surrounding areas & found the extremely beautiful, stunningly gorgeous rolling hills of North Texas wine country, Saint Jo, Muenster, Lake Murray, Arbuckle Mountains etc., I fell head over heels in love. Long story short, I found a little old farmhouse in the area on some land & decided that was where I was going to start my vineyard & Antique B&B, in North Texas wine country someday. Little did I know that would take 20 years LOL Well, as a Chef, it turned out, grape growing was not my talent, herbs & medicinal homeopathic medicine was. Yep, Cooking, gardening & making medicinal medicines & natural beauty products. My hubby's nickname for me is "Dr. Chef" Haha. I know, so corny. Anyway, so ambitiously without a care in the world, shouldn't take long I thought, I set out with my hair on fire to Chef, garden herbs, gut the farmhouse & rebuild it from scratch while I traveled the country working & collecting antiques along the way to build this dream of mine Antique B&B. 3 cottages was the plan. LOL 20 years later, that little dream of mine has now become a reality, mostly with the help of "Old Home Supply House." We bought a lot of cool stuff for the antique bathrooms from OHSH. I mean I looked all over the country and mostly found what I wanted right here in Ft. Worth for the antique bathrooms. For the guest bath, I wanted a old Brass antique free standing shower kit, that hangs from the ceiling, with small cast iron clawfoot tub all of which I got here. For the master suite, I wanted a antique brass & stainless steel faucet with two colored Gucci style shower phone handle, with a LARGE soaking cast iron antique claw foot tub, all of which I got here. Now, I didn't get them all at the same time. I collected it all over the years. It took a while to collect it all but it was worth it. You just Have to keep looking, searching & collecting. I made many trips to OHSH. Haha. Anyhoo, later, I found a tub guy in Dallas who refurbished the tubs. And he did a beautiful job. Then, Hubby installed them. It's been a interesting experience, Hubby & I wouldn't change a thing! We have enjoyed every second of living in Wine Country, Texoma area & rebuilding our old farmhouse. We are so very proud of it. We are completely "tickled pink." We just want to thank you guys so much for all your help in making our dreams a reality. We couldn't have done it without you. I didn't forget I told you guys last time I was there I would post some pics when we got the bathrooms done. Well, we did it! We finally finished them! LOL Thank you again Old Home Supply House! You are a dream maker. Working on Cottage #2! See ya soon! xoxo Highly highly recommend!

Great customer service, prompt delivery and good selection. It surprised me how friendly they are,…read morecaring and trusting.

This mall is the largest in town and has a little bit, or a lot, of everything. Bigs, smalls, tea…read moreroom, different sections for different items, different cashier areas and lots of zig zags. Service is friendly and like other malls, they have roamers with keys to open cases. Price are average at best. They provide a map at the entrance of the layout, because many people get lost while browsing here. This took me 2 hours to run through and I was going fairly fast to give you an idea.

This place is always busy The parking lot is usually full. I think a lot of this is with the…read morerestaurant that's inside. It's a favorite haunt of older people. The help has always been pleasant. Well, usually pleasant. There are a couple people behind the counter that sometimes act like they are doing you a favor. My main problem with the place is that it doesn't have a lot of turnover. You can go there and see the same stuff week after week after week. There are literally pieces that have been in there four years. ( Ever since we moved to Fort Worth ). Now we go for mid-century modern and it's very scarce in there, but there are a couple dealers that seem to specialize in it. One has fair prices, but hardly any stock. The other one is fantasy land pricing with horrible taste. I mean we're talking Liberace on crack. Just really bad taste. And never in your life would you think you'd have to pay so much for bad taste, like Dolly Parton says it cost a lot of money to look this cheap! So there ya have it. We still go on occasion and we have purchased things in there in the past but right now I don't think I've got anything in the house that I kept that we got from there. Oh except for this awesome Raymor horse., that was a find. But usually we walk in there and walk right back out 20 mins later. We don't linger and we don't really poke around. There is one table, though that I wanted to buy from one of the dealers in the more junky part of the mall and I've asked about it. The dealer has it buried and she says at the front desk when they call her that it's sold, but it's been there for four years. Who does this???? I mean literally who puts something in their antique booth and then never sells it. It's not a display piece. It's a freakin end table. Crazy people. Anyway. The place must resonate with people in Fort Worth because like I said it's always busy. But I think it's location helps because you can see it from the highway and people driving through Fort Worth on 30 are bound to stop to check it out. Kind of like Pappadeaux and Papasito's tourist trap restaurants they're only busy because they're off of 30 .

Large antique mall with lots of things to look at, can be a bit crowded in some sets but I am not…read moresure how involved they are in displays. Floor staff is quick to assist with items we needed in the glass cases. Cashiers & line went fast. Tea room was cute with a live piano player. Food was good, fresh fruit, & many options so there is something for everyone. Waitress was nice... very friendly, but kinda messed up some orders but was overly worried sometimes... as in why did someone not finish their food or want dessert, like something was wrong. Maybe she was new & just wanted to do a good job, we still appreciated her.

I really enjoyed the tea shop, it would have been nice if they offered afternoon tea service. The…read moreTuna Salad was actually exceedingly tasty and I loved it. The Peach tea was quite refreshing. The live was not long and they were very friendly at the check out process. The antique shop itself is phenomenal and if you don't find something to buy I would be surprised. The treasures here are limitless. The history here I think every family should go here and point out history to children.

Right off the bat, let me say that Google Maps told us to turn on Bod Street off the eastbound I-30…read morefrontage road, and there is NOTHING that says Bod Street. There's nothing that says Camp Bowie Blvd., either, other than on the front of the building. No street sign at all. While the listing here on Yelp says it's Fort Worth, the mall's web page says it's Aledo. I've become discouraged at all the so-called antique malls that have a majority of booths filled with chalk-painted furniture or "shabby chic" foreign-made decor. Westside is NOT one of them! This place is chock full of antiques and collectibles, and it would be easy to spend a couple of hours browsing. There's also a little diner/coffee shop inside, and it looked busy when we were there. It was a nice surprise finding this place, and I look forward to another visit.

Wow! This place has an unreal inventory and SUCH a great atmosphere. Ive been there twice, set to…read morego again next week because there are new things showing up constantly. Prices are pretty good overall, and the employees are all really nice. If you get the chance, make sure you stop.

This place is still open has never closed. People constantly trying to sell ads are told the place…read moreclosed down. (To stop being harassed)

great little antique store. I always find something I like. Lots of choice items. Shabby chic,…read moreindustrial chic, regular vintage. Never know what you will find!