I'm a recent return vinyl consumer, having been fully on-demand for decades until my brother bought…read morea record player and started buying all the records we got rid of after high school. Since then, Docs has been or first choice for vinyl purchases of all levels. We are not collectors, really. I'm fine with a $7 Led Zeppelin disc with some magic marker on it as long as the vinyl plays well. We try to keep it $15 or under per record, though we've broken this rule a few times. At that level, there are always fun finds here at Docs. The selection is large in all genres. We found all three Stealer's Wheel records in a single trip. My rare 70s rock like Be-Bop Deluxe, Crack The sky, and Sweet comes through regularly at reasonable prices. And don't forget to check the new arrivals bin. Highly recommended!

Music and vintage store lovers: this is a fantastic record shop and vintage spot to come and be…read moreready to happily spend longer than an hour here. There is so much to browse, go through, and check out as you walk around. Organization of their inventory and labeling is top notch for a record vinyl shopper myself. I appreciate the clear and beautifully written (easy to read too!) labels for every single artist in their respective genre sections. There is no guessing whether they have the artist you want or not. You can even see, across the aisle from you, what artists are on the opposite aisle from you at just a glance. Doc's labels their record tabs front AND back! Oh what a dream for me who usually has a list of records I am looking for. Each vintage vendor and nook is worth taking your time in exploring. We saw such a wide variety and range of vintage clothing, memorabilia, shoes, artwork, purses, glassware, and knick knacks. I also saw several sale items that were worth a look through if you don't get enticed to just take it home. I found some cool vintage purses and 90's band shirts I had to have. Even though I was here for the records and bought well over a half a dozen of a mix of single and albums on vinyl I was super pleased with the variety of vintage and new/artisan stuff they had for sale here. The decor and even the Doc's merch are pretty unique and worth taking pictures of for remembering you came to such a unique and fun place. I love the mural and logo outside before you walk in this modern giant warehouse. Parking was super easy and overflow free parking across the street is just steps away from the front door. Don't hassle with trying to find parking in front.

Totally my jam ! This clothing exchange has a random…read moreselection of finds . You've definitely gotta have something in mind or be in the mood to shop because these racks are FULL of finds . Should I have gotten these balenciaga sandals ??

Many nice items but the prices are all over the place. Parking is available nearby but requires…read morepayment on an app. The shirt I was interested in had a hole and they kindly reduced the price by 1/2- that's excellent customer service. I'd return, but there are many other consignment shops with more predictable prices in the area and this wouldn't be my first choice

If you are in Fort Worth and are looking for the latest sneaker for yourself or a certain someone…read morecome see these guys. I am not a collector. So if I cop a pair I might change my mind about, I come see them first. Everytime they work with me to provide me a fair offer/store credit and or trade opportunity. Today, i traded for these Nike SB Dunk "Why so Sad". Come visit them and check their selection of sneakers and street apparel.

I was able to snag a pair of high-end Adidas/Pharrel sneakers at an estate sale and was told that…read morethese guys were the ones to come see about buying them. Unfortunately, they were not able to buy them due to the massive amount of inventory they currently have, but they did give me lots of free advice about selling them on my own. (where to list them, pricing, etc.) They have a ton of great sneakers and other streetwear. I'd highly recommend them. FYI: the area around the shop is a bit rough, but the shop itself is very nice.

The cutest little boutique! Sweetest lady working there, prices are too bad either. Go check it…read moreout:)

I saw this boutique online and thought I would check it out. The store was closed at 2:30pm when…read morethe hours said they should have been open. Very disappointed.

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!

This place is so cool! It just opened up, I absolutely love the concept, it's a record store as…read morewell as a clothing and shoe store! The owner was so nice!, It's a black owned business, he's also a fashion designer as well as an artist! Walking in you automatically are in a daze with all of the record selection, now the records on the walls are not for sale, but they were really cool to look at. He has tons of artwork that are actually made by local artists. And all of the records that he has in the store or his own collection. He has old school new school, tons of varieties. A really cool store to check out. Located in Sundance Square, the store is also a clothing store! It is his own brand, he has shirts, shorts, women's sports bras women's leggings, his own sneakers! The design is out of this world! I can't wait to be back!

TL;DR This place is suffering from an identity crisis. It doesn't feel like a record store, feels…read moremore like someone's eclectic stylized version of what they want their apartment to look like. So this place is a bit confusing... Is it a record store? A clothing store? A skate shop? Unfortunately there is not enough of any of those things to really be able to tell which. The records weren't cataloged in any reasonably intelligible way. There was older vinyl mixed with newly pressed vinyl. There is a full section dedicated to Ray Charles or so it seemed until you went 3 covers deep and started seeing recent artists. Disorganized and confusing. The clothes were pretty much the same, I liked them but if you didn't like the style you would be disappointed. The shoes were solid, I'm a fan. There were skate decks hanging along the walls and while the graphics were nice I wasn't sure if you could buy them as no price was listed on the one I checked. I also didn't see anything else you would need to actually skate. No hardware, grip, trucks, bearings, wheels, just skate decks. I know that some people use them as art to decorate their place but it just adds another layer of confusion to an already confusing place. I can see that the other reviews are great so I suppose I will just have to be the bad guy here. Would I ever shop here again? Pass...

Not my cup of tea but maybe it is for you? Every day all…read moreitems have different price points. The store is decided by women/men and kids. Besides that there is no separation by size color or clothing type. People walk around with shopping carts stocked full of clothes.

Ok, seriously considering flying to FW just to visit this store again! I had no idea what the…read moresituation was but turns out they have different prices each day for ALL clothes!!!! SAY WHAT??? Yes! I went on Saturday and all clothes were $2. Sure you have to sort through them all since there's no organization with size, style, colors but who cares, it is worth it!! I found Banana, Athleta, Free People and more (good thing I was flying on SW so free bag check!) They will yell at you if you try to bring in a drink so leave it in the car or be sneaky. Bring sanitizer too!!

Even better than the one it replaced and I loved Bess & Evies. This is vintage at its absolute…read morefinest. Fellow bag ladies, go get you one. Top of the line handbags at wonderful savings and they have lay a way. Purchased an awesomely gorgeous mink coat and spring is still here, months to wait for the cold, but I couldn't pass it up! Taking a friend after work for a shopping "Happy Hour". Go see, you won't be disappointed.

Nice selection but most everything is overpriced. And many items are mislabeled as being from…read moreanother era. (For instance a dress labeled as from the 40's had a zipper that wasn't made until the 60's) Additionally, there are several contemporary pieces being sold as 'vintage'.

This small shop in the older part of Keller is just okay. They definitely live up to their name…read moreand have many vintage items from the 70s-90s, including some clothing and it is also pretty well organized. You will also find some sports merchandise, but just not what I typically collect. I can't really comment on prices since I didn't even see anything I was interested in, but the service was friendly during my visit.

Y'all, get over here. There's so many goodies to go through, truly. You never know what you're…read morewalking into when it comes to vintage/antique/resale shops -- so let me ease your anxieties. This place has it all and you're bound to find some treasure you just have to have. I mosied in on a weekday morning right around noon. The doors were propped open and there were a few racks of clothing hanging outside that caught my eye, plus tons of jewelry. Several great pieces. Inside there's way more clothes and jewelry, plus so many shoes, belts, hats, sunglasses. Every accessory you can think of. Home decor, furniture, endless knickknacks and wall art. Tons of tapes, records, DVDs, CDs, and VHS tapes. There's a "man cave" section filled with all your sort of cliche "guy" stuff: tools, knives, fishing stuff, sports stuff, etc. Vintage Treasures is owned by a husband wife team who are super kind and keep this shop constantly refreshed with new items. Keep an eye open and visit often!

The most magical little spot. The kind of place where you can easily get ahead of yourself…read morediscovering one must-have treasure after another. I partnered with Creatively Beaut Goods (CBG) at the start of the pandemic for a dreamcatcher-making event. The owner, Cecilia Navarro, is so wonderful and welcoming. She was inspired to build this business after she made a dreamcatcher for her newborn daughter. CBG is a "place meant to ignite your creativity and leave you feeling inspired to try something new." A metaphysical, vintage, and gift shop that sells everything whimsical, spiritual, and trendy; from houseplants to crystals, vintage clothing to locally made jewelry, macrame art to bath essentials. You can't help but feel creative in here. CBG participates in all kinds of local events and festivals, and hosts their own as well. Like poetry reading nights, jewelry making, and full moon tea and tarot ceremonies. Lots of creative energy going on! CBG is a place where local artists are able to create and sell pieces, and where any local can come to feel inspired.

I signed up for the Yelp DIY Dream Catcher event. My package wasn't coming in on time for the…read moreevent. I reached out to Cecilia and she was accommodating and responded quickly. She also reached out to the post office to try to get information, as the tracking number wasn't working. She continuously kept me posted, which was much appreciated. Her customer service was off the charts. Luck was on my side though and the event was rescheduled to a week later and I ended up getting my kit in time. The kit included a personalized note. The kit was high quality. I hope to do business again with her in the future.