FABULOUS thrift store. Shop their designer section for excellent quality clothing & accessories…read more Many items NWT. Great to know the money raised with purchase is for a good cause people in Montgomery County who need a helping hand.

Super solid thrift store. They had a really good selection of clothes, and a lot of it was from…read morewell known brands in great condition. I saw pieces from J.Crew, Skims, Madewell. Some still had tags on them. The prices were fair. Staff was friendly and constantly restocking shelves while I browsed. Definitely a spot I'd visit again.

This was a super efficient process. Ask for help from staff and they are super nice and bilingual…read more Things are well marked and placed throughout the store. The glassware is spread out, yet to the most part together. Everything is well organized. Staff makes sure to straighten items if they are moved by customers. Checkout process is self checkout and there is an employee willing to help if you need it.

Overpriced. Clean however it's like a clean goodwill but double and triple the price. When I go…read morethrifting I want thrift prices!!!!!!

I came on a crazy day, your age is your discount. To say the least it was full of customers…read morecompar3d to other days. A lot of little things which is awesome. Since customers were leaving with baskets full of items, not much was left. I definitely wanna go back.

Wow what a great place. They offer so many services to help the community and people in need. I…read morewent there just to check out the resale shop and turns out these people are really doing good for the community and are a true non profit. ***** from now on I will only bring my donations here! Not goodwill. Goodwill is a business that keeps all the profits! This non profit is really helping people in need! Donate your stuff here. Not goodwill! ****** They have a really nice clean store. They have deep discounts like 60-70% off. I didn't find anything this time but I will definitely go back and check out their store. If you need furniture come here. They have a ton of furniture! Again take your donations here. Not goodwill! Good will keeps most of the profit!

Where the F do I even begin here? The incredibly fair prices? The great quality of everything? The…read moreunbelievable selection and unique pieces? This store is an ultimate danger zone for me shopping! What a blast. I left with so many awesome items, all without breaking the bank. The staff is friendly, helpful, and fun without being any bit pushy or invasive. Whether you need costumes, masks, pirate or renaissance clothing, decorative items, books, weapons, jewelry, hats, or the like, you will find it here!

I love the clothes and variety of styles to choose from including festival clothes, costumes and…read moreaccessories. I didn't get to purchase anything last time I went there but I will be back soon with a friend!

Why are the dressing rooms closed an hour and a half before closing? 7:30 is too early to close…read moredressing rooms when the store closes at 9. And please stop knocking on the doors asking if people are done.

Not as easy to shop as before,tags indicating sizes and some other things Have changed for the…read moreworst.

I liked this Vintage Shop. Why you may ask. Well 1 it wasn't overwhelmed with a Million Stuff…read more Some items that caught my eyes were Scented Candles, Hand Moisturizer/Sanitizer, Woman's Jewelry, and Scented Soaps. Pretty Much everything in the Shop caught my Eye, but come and see for yourself, So that way you can decide. The New Address: 218 Main Street, Spring, Tx.

From the owner: Antique and vintage furniture and home decor, china, collectibles, candles, gifts and facial…read moreproducts

The Antique Gallery of Houston is an absolute treasure. Walking in feels like stepping into another…read moreworld where every corner has something unique and beautiful to discover. The experience was absolutely incredible, and I already know this is a place I will be visiting again and again. You can easily get lost in here for hours because there is so much to see. Each booth and section has its own personality, and it is impossible not to stop and admire the history and stories behind the pieces. One of the things that stood out to me most was how warm and welcoming the entire atmosphere is. The customer service is wonderful. Everyone I interacted with was kind, helpful, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They make you feel at home while you explore, and that kind of energy makes the experience even more special. What makes it even better is that they also serve food, so you can take a break, enjoy a bite to eat, and then get right back to exploring. It truly turns a shopping trip into an experience. You are not just browsing through antiques, you are spending the day enjoying yourself, finding unexpected treasures, and being part of something that feels meaningful. This is exactly the kind of place we should support more. I say let's start buying local and filling this place up. There are so many incredible finds here that you simply cannot get anywhere else. From furniture and décor to unique gifts and one-of-a-kind pieces, the selection is endless. Every time you go, you are bound to find something new that catches your eye. The Antique Gallery of Houston is more than just a store. It is an experience that celebrates history, creativity, and community. If you want to enjoy the finer things in life, slow down, and appreciate something truly special, this is the place to be. I cannot recommend it enough, and I am already looking forward to my next visit.

I just called this gallery with a simple inquiry and the woman who answered was extremely rude and…read morereplied "I don't know what you are talking about." I had read briefly about them online and wanted some more information. I was very offended at her snarky attitude and I did not find her tone appropriate, especially as a first impression. I would recommend that the staff be trained in proper phone etiquette.

Thumbs Down: I've been here three times, during the posted hours of operation, and the store was…read moreclosed each time.

The visit to this estate sale, Estate Sales of Champions, was not the best experience I have had…read more The woman in charge and cashing customers out was, let me say, lacking in the ways of politeness and kindness. I attempted gently to point out a glaring defect in an item I was nevertheless interested in, and I asked whether she would consider coming down on the price. In a cold and somewhat hostile tone, she told me, condescendingly, that she, of course, knows about the defect and she set that price anyway. She was steadfastly militant about not negotiating on the first day of a sale. So, I did not press the matter. What I don't understand is why she could not have communicated in a more respectful way. We both could have then parted ways with a good feeling. Alas, that ship did pass. I proceeded to pay for a couple of other items I had picked out, excluding the damaged one. However, when I requested a receipt, she behaved as if I was placing on her an excessive burden; after making a face, she quickly tore off a tiny corner of a piece of notebook paper, engaged in scribbling activity, and graciously provided me with what you see in the attached photo. I could not help pondering whether the IRS would lovingly accept this receipt, one that I could have had my 3 year old write up for me. I should add that I was the only one in line. So, it was not like there was pressure on her. Moreover, she had a receipt pad right there. She had used it right in front of me for the previous customer! I honestly don't understand her rudeness toward me. I was not aggressive but friendly when asking her about the damaged item she me as if I was not spending enough to be worth her so valuable it Yes, it could have been a person just having a bad day. Yet it seemed more like a person who has grown cynical in her job. I think owners and employees of estate sales (as well as other businesses) sometimes begin to despise their customers. At this point, maybe a change of profession is advisable. As for the prices, they were on the high side. One goes to estate sales for bargains, not to pay more than one might pay on Amazon or Ebay. I did find a couple of bargains but had to forgo a few overpriced items. So, it was certainly not the best experience I have had at an estate sale but not the worst either. I gave Estate Sales of Champions 3 stars because the other people working at the estate sale were, in stark contrast to the cashier, very friendly and helpful. I don't exagerate the pleasant and respectful treatment I recieved from the other people working the estate sale. They were great! I thank them. Also, I did find a couple of nice items. And the cashier, I suppose, deserves the benefit of the doubt. Everyone can have a mean, disrespectful, disparaging, condescending, and nasty day. I have encountered much worse at other estate sales, where one is treated not as a customer, but as a mark (See my review of the one and only Becky Thompson estate sale I will never knowingly attend). I am not crossing 'Estate Sales of Champions' off the list I would patronize. It is worth another try or two. And I would not yet discourage anyone from attending estate sales run by this company.

First time to this goodwill thrift store. Selection of household items were fairly small. They do…read morehave furniture, bikes and other large items. Shelves on top.of racks have all kind sof items.

Nice clean store, easy in and out. Not too busy when we were there. Y'all need to donate more so I…read morehave more to buy! lol

I put it on everything I love that I freakin hate this store! But my mama loves to pretend shop…read morehere, and by pretend I mean she hardly finds anything but she is always going to stop to look for that diamond in the rough. The only thing I buy here really are books, I love finding a good hardback to a soft cover book I've previously bought or just a book that I meant to buy but never did. You can always catch a good Harry Potter hardback or Twilight; just basically some good named titles that people half read and donated. And they are fraction of the price as new, literally $3 or less. Can't beat it... I hardly donate because again I hate Goodwill and think they are choosy and overcharge for items. If it's not worth a certain value, it never hits the floor. idk what they do with it but that's kinda messed up..why accept it? I hardly buy anything else, a sturdy piece of cookware one time. The furniture...you might find a good piece every OTHER blue moon but it's mainly old and out dated. But books, especially good books NEVER get old!

Knowing the ceo makes 6 m per year, give or take is a turnoff to begin with..... I love thrift…read morestores.... Goodwill is not my favorite.... This one does not offer the senior discount most of them do. It used to be really bad, it smelled bad and was just junky... about a year ago it changed to better. I've been a few times and never had an issue, til now. I went to the cashier with no one in line.... One item did not have a price, so she called "management " meantime scanning the other items..... granted I should have had my mind made up BEFORE checkout, but while waiting for management I had a change of heart on one of the items I'd had to put aside, the cashier was dumbfounded and asked me if she'd already scanned everything... she had.. but we're still waiting for the price on the unmarked item, I told her I wanted to change one item for the one I'd had the change of heart on..... by now there are 5 people in line behind me so I said I'd pay for what she'd rung up... about then manager shows up, cashier says I wanted to change one item -- it would be an additional $2 so I had that ready... manager says NO, once the item is scanned its irreversible.... I cannot change my mind I cannot exchange I cannot return a scanned item. As I was walking away I reminded her the item id originally asked about didn't have a price tag.... Mgr says she'll call for a price--- I said cashier had already done that, and walked out. I'm still steamed about this.... Like many I've donated tons of stuff to "goodwill"..... many do accept exchanges, offer senior discounts even returns. The notion that they are a for profit institution rings clear now. I will not be seen in this one again. This was absurd. No stars but had to let others know.