Love shopping this store! Always something fresh and unexpected around every corner!…read more New owners too, so pop in to see the store ;) Water Street Antique Co

I was enjoying the things I was finding. Then, I saw the Nazi paraphernalia! I made a beeline to…read morethe exit. I'm disgusted by them allowing this stuff to be sold. In all my years of antiquing, this is the first time I've seen something like this.

We bought a dining room table here and absolutely loved it! We have been here many times just…read morebecause of the great selection of wood furniture, doors, and really cool trinkets. As someone who likes to do a little bit of woodworking, I can't wait to have a project that would work really well with some reclaimed wood that I can pick from here. Great selection in fair prices. Worth the drive from San Antonio to take a look at some of the interesting things that they have.

Bought a few pieces from America Reclaimed well worth the time to drive to Comfort and see them.read more

Juniper Green Antiques has extremely high quality items, many of which the owner hand selected and…read morebrings back from England. The owner is extremely kind and interesting to speak with. It's absolutely worth taking time to chat with him and check out this place!

Not very friendly. The man working never acknowledge me as I entered and walked around the entire…read morestore, never said a word as I left. I felt like I was intruding. Not a very large selection, not artfully displayed.

This was our last stop on a day filled with thrift shops and antiques. We were a bit worn out but…read moregot a second wind when we entered. This thrift shop has lots to see and good prices. I tried on a few cute hats that were really inexpensive! There is aa second room of furniture and other treasures. I found a new pack of needles for $1, a sweet crochet purse for $3 and the staff/owner sold me a slightly in need of love German pyramid music box for $10. I left very happy with my purchases. There is lots to look for here and worth a stop if you are a thrift shopper. It's a cute shop, larger than it seems and friendly staff with good prices.

Drove into Boerne to check out some hidden spots and let me tell you, this place is amazing, the…read moreOwner is so nice and transparent, the stall is friendly and ready to help, let me tell you they don't high ball price like other thrift shops, very reasonable, willing to negotiate on anything, needed two bar stools for 4 for 30. A lot of antique furniture.

They have a lot of stuff. They have a good selection of books, but please don't buy any I want.read more

Have been shopping and donating here since moving here in '13. Overall, I've found their prices…read morefair for many things. I hope they are using Ebay prices for items that actually sold, not what are being asked It is staffed by all volunteers and last year they gave $1 million to the Hill Country Youth Ranch. That sounds like a lot but given expenses have been exceeding revenue by over $1 million a year the Youth Ranch Foundation continues to cover it but their money won't last for ever. I have friends who moved to the Big Springs Ranch for Children in Leaky which is part of HCYR to be volunteer live in grand parents. Beautiful setting with a working ranch, charter school and chapel but I believe only 2 of their 6 cabins are in use now. It's hard to get staff when you are that far from a good sized town.

This antique store is probably loved by antique lovers. I do like to walk around and look at…read moreantiques. We walked in not knowing that each stand is ran by different people. My friend saw a lady going to check out with vases in her hand. We asked and the answer wasn't too friendly. The I don't know with lifting the shoulders made us feel unwelcome. I insisted asking the lady again if she knows where the vases are at. Again the same I don't know answer. I asked her if she works there she said yes with kind of an aggressive voice explaining that she manage her own stand. Clearly we were confused maybe if she said it from the beginning that there is different stands and she is not familiar with all of them would have been helpful. We decided to continue walking around maybe we find the vases most stands are unattended. We ended up leaving

After running the Twisted Sisters, our group decided we should hit up Bandera for some shopping and…read moreadult libations. I was excited to return to this little antique mall; there was something had seen around two years ago and was eager to purchase. We make our way from around the courthouse all the way down main and start to head into the store. As we were walking up, a man gets out of a Chevy truck and tells our group (8 people) that they are closing at 5pm. It's 4:43pm so we got time right? We walk in the door and the woman manning the counter tell us we have 5 minutes. Maybe they sold a priceless relic earlier? I know they didn't win the billion dollar lottery! Me either!!!! They closed the downstairs so we couldn't shop; basically followed us around the store making sure we knew the clock was ticking. I finally spoke up addressing the rude behavior by the staffers to the owner/manager type person who got out of the truck. He exclaimed that he had been there since 7am and just wanted to go home. I quipped back if you don't want the business she shouldn't own a business. He told me to mind my own business; what a classy establishment. That item I mentioned above? It was still there! Did I buy it? NOPE. Next time I visit Bandera with a whole bunch of my friends I'll avoid this place like the plague. Horrible ownership and customer service.

I visited Debzee's in May on a road trip from Houston and fell in love with this piece. I just…read morewasn't sure it was going to fit in the space I wanted it for. Since I was on the fence about it I decided to pass. But weeks later I hadn't found anything I liked as much. I decided to reach out and see if she still had it and if she'd be willing to ship it to me. Debra went out of her way with prompt communication and fast shipping. You should stop by her place when in Comfort. I can't wait to go back again. You're the best

The Comfort Stampede... keep your expectations low, keep to yourself and you'll be okay... the…read moreproprietor is rude and not attune to her customers. Nothing extraordinary or special to write home about. Pleasant enough for a walk-thru and to enjoy a break from the heat. Just don't expect Texas hospitality or good customer service. She'll be quick to tell you she's been there a long time and doesn't need yours or anyone's business.

I have visited and bought from Comfort Stampede on many occasions. I have never felt hassled,…read moreshadowed or rushed in any way. Its a neat little shop with antiques and eclectic decor. The proprietor actually held a trunk I bought and did not retrieve for 3 years (due to illness) with no questions asked. It is not always open like the other shops, so just call ahead. You will not be disappointed. I have not been paid or received anything for this review. I just love the store and Tanya, the owner.