If you love Antiques, collectibles and Junktiques, this is a great place to stop when passing…read morethrough Beaumont. Right off IH10EB at Calder Ave, 1/2 block east of the interstate. Very easy to find. It has room after room after room of items and even an upstairs with multiple rooms. If you are looking for anything old, start here 1st. If you are someone who works in movie set designs ( I know it's a speciality job), you might find something you don't have to add to your own inventory. Just so you know, I don't know the owners and I don't work for this place and no family members or friends work for this place. I just happened upon it today and was blown away at how much they had on hand and I did buy something. This is just a review to help all those that like to look for old treasures and need a short break and want to find a bargain and might not know this place exist right off IH-10. Beaumont is a good place to stop before reaching Houston WB or to stop before you exit the state EB heading to Baton Rouge. - [ ] P.S. Travel Tip. For cheap gas, (like 20 cents a gal cheaper than on the interstate), take the College St exit for US 90, go West bound on US 90 for about 2 miles and you will reach the intersection with FM 364, and you will see a Speedy Stop station on the left, many pumps, clean rest rooms and food. If you are heading West to Houston you can a left at the light at FM 364 and it will bring you back to IH -10. If you are heading East to Baton Rouge, you just head back in the direct you came from to catch IH-10 EB. Safety note: if you are heading to Houston, I always take US 90 west from here because the interstate between Beaumont and Winnie is Notorious for highway accidents because of the construction going on and the poor signing for traffic control TxDOT and the construction company continues to allow to exist. Their solution is to keep lowering the speed limit instead of fixing the signing and to warning drivers further in advance for lane shifts and other changes not expected by normal drivers. AVOID IH-10 WB to Houston by taking US 90 West where it will merge with IH-10 at the Loop 610 in Houston. Drive safe. Sorry for getting off topic. This Antique shop is a great place to stop, Safe Travels.

Texas Reclaimed is a great store! Antiques, repurposed items, handmade kitchen islands and…read morefurniture, mid century modern furniture and decor, vintage clothing, farmhouse items and so much more. The friendliest and most helpful owners. Definitely recommend a visit to this store!

Service, very nice, like no impatient people, they are just waiting peacefully, even if they are…read morebusy. The selections, are in a organized manner, vintage, new Japanese shipped products, I like the Legos, I have three of them. The values are cheap, but worth it. Clean areas, good selections, good values, so cheap!

As far as Marshall's go, this is pretty good one ! It's far more organized and cleaner than others…read moreI've been in Parking: There's tons of parking, but the lot was quite full on a Saturday afternoon Restrooms: The restrooms are pretty average. Not the most clean ever but fine. In the women's there's 3 stalls, one of which is handicap. The handicap stall does have a changing table in it Variety/pricing: The prices are on par with other Marshall's stores. Somethings are pricier than I'd pay but some are just right. They do have a pretty big clearance section as well Other things: They have a ton of Hello Kitty items They're in full swing for Easter They have way more checkout lanes open than other stores which made the line go quickly

Low prices. Big selection. Weird you can't take the baskets out to carry your stuff but whatever…read moreI'm strong

The service is good. The cashier or fast and the price is very cheap l will go back again and againread more

This is my first time coming to this particular Dollar Tree in Beaumont Texas the store is really…read morebig shelves are fully stocked all the employees and workers are very friendly and really nice the cashier was extremely nice I got a lot of nice bargain for a dollar I only went in there to buy one item and I left with 10 my boyfriend came in with me for the first time I don't think he'd really been to a Dollar Tree and just couldn't believe everything was a dollar he left out with a handful of stuff also there were about three cashiers working there was almost no wait quickly in and quickly out. There were lots of employee stocking I'll be back

Hurray for looks. I like the way this place stands out from the nonexperimental retailers around…read morehere with its loud red and turquoise theme. Being DIY as it is, its location in Old Town is sort of fitting. It's pretty hipster, but that's not a bad thing when it's the only store of its kind in Beaumont. The mannequins always sport some inspired outfits. There's shoes, jewelry, hats, belts, bathing suits, (new) undergarments and men's stuff in addition to women's clothing. It is not incredibly cheap, but I guess it's not like Goodwill, where the selection was indiscriminately accepted from a public clothing dumpster. Expect to pay about the same for used and new. I found a new-with-tags Betsey Johnson bra for only $16 - great thing to have, and I think there were several.

Bad experience today store manager. Very unprofessional and lacks respect to Mexicans. He is…read moredisrespectful. He needs to take a racial class. Bad attitude, walks away talks to another white customer and speaks all gently. Avoid going here if he's managing the store.

I needed a new pair of pants I came in around 10 o had no one of service to help me. Everyone in…read morethe store I asked for help were awful and joking between each other horrible service would not shop here again.

Great service! Thanks for helping me find what I was looking for. Great with patience, helpfulness.read more

This place is the only Asian/mostly Pinoy market in Beaumont and I guess closest to Louisiana…read more With that being said, people from Louisiana come over here to see what they got and stuff. The owner seems really nice and he'll start a conversation with you whenever you check out. All the korean goodies that a review mentioned before were not present when I went. So I guess they just didn't restock them anymore. (FMI) I realized that Beaumont had a handful of Pinoy population just enough to make some nursing associations (2) so that somewhat intrigued me for the moment. This place is worth a visit if you are craving Asian (Pinoy, Viet, Chinese) food. Just don't come here expecting they have Korean goodies.

I love this store...it has a great selection of all things organic, grass fed, non gmo, etc…read more.. fresh meats, pork, chicken...dry goods, they have it all. Friendly helpful staff. But the MAIN reason I go there when I visit from Galveston is to pick up my in laws grass fed beef...from 2S Ranch in Palo Pinto, TX (they sell it frozen) The Schultz-Simmons (2S) Ranch is beautiful and the cows are treated ethically and raised w/conscientious farming practices. Try 2S Ranch Beef...you won't regret it! BUY LOCAL SUPPORT LOCAL

Beware of shopping here if you have specific medical conditions or boundaries. I went in to find a…read morespecific herbal drops for gut health. A female employee directed me to the supplement aisle and began pushing digestive enzymes, claiming that because I don't have a gallbladder, I'm not digesting fats and proteins properly. When I politely told her I could not take those ingredients due to a medical condition of stomach acid overproduction, she refused to respect my boundaries. Instead, she aggressively pushed the products, told me my licensed doctors were "wrong," and claimed "there is no such thing as the overproduction of stomach acid." She defensively claimed she's "been doing this for years" and accused my doctors of tricking me. To make matters worse, she began talking incredibly loudly and became highly animated, causing a scene that made other shoppers stare. When I repeated that I couldn't take them and walked away to remove myself from the situation, she openly chuckled at my assumed ignorance. Even when I moved entirely to the self-serve herb jars, I could still hear her loudly mocking me down the aisle to anyone nearby, repeating that "there's no such thing."Gastric acid overproduction (hyperchlorhydria) is a real, clinically diagnosed condition. A grocery clerk has no right to diagnose an anatomy issue, give false medical advice, or publicly humiliate and harass a customer who states a product is medically unsafe for them. I was so upset I didn't look at her name before walking away but she was an older plus size Caucasian woman with light colored hair. This behavior is dangerous, highly unprofessional, and a massive liability for the store. I hope ownership and management address this immediately. I wonder if she's been doing this.