TIP: be prepared to be in this store for an hour at leasttt…read more As an antique/ thrift store LOVER, this was such a unique experience!! Loved everything about it! Prices are affordable for the most part considering they are an antique shop. There's are many different tiny antique shop/vendors inside so you will definitely find all your bucket list items it just takes patience to look at everything. But very cute and organized imo

I think I spent about an hour and a half here today and I'm still not sure I saw everything. It was…read morelike being in an IKEA and a casino at the same time. After a bit I didn't think I was going to find anything but I'm glad I stuck with it because I actually found some really cute stuff! I found a couple things without tags on them & the staff was good to help get a price from the booth owner. Staff was pretty helpful & even carried my purchases out to my car for me! Special shout out to Mac Works Furniture - she's got some beautiful pieces!

Love this antique mall. I don't think I've ever left empty handed. Well lit, clean, organized,…read morewell curated & friendly staff. The upper levels accessible by stairs.

We drove down from Fort Worth not knowing what to expect. This was hands down the best antique…read morestore in Waxahachie!! Curated well with reasonable prices!

the owner of the store was so kind! they have a wide selection so take some time to look and you…read morewill definitely find something! everything is reasonably priced and in good condition!

I want to share my experience as someone who has donated to and shopped at this store, because the…read morecommunity deserves to know what is really happening inside. **The manager's behavior is unacceptable.** He is consistently rude and aggressive with customers -- yelling at people who ask about prices and telling them, "if you like it, take it; if not leave it." What makes this worse is the clear pattern: Hispanic and darker-skinned customers receive hostility and inflexible prices, while white customers are met with a friendlier attitude and better deals. I have witnessed this repeatedly. Whether intentional or not, this is discriminatory behavior and it needs to be addressed. **The wait times on truck days are unreasonable.** On Tuesdays and Fridays when the donation truck arrives, customers are made to wait outside for hours, in the middle of a brutal summer heat. There is no shade, no communication, and no respect for people's time. **The inside conditions are just as bad.** The store has no air conditioning, and the fans are frequently not turned on, making the shopping experience miserable and potentially dangerous. I have personally seen elderly shoppers visibly overheated inside the store. This is a health and safety concern. The store itself is also completely disorganized, making it difficult and frustrating to shop. People donate to Soul Harbor because they believe in the cause. The staff should treat shoppers -- who are also part of this community -- with basic dignity and respect. Right now, they are not.

Love this store - especially the greenery, pottery & outdoor decor. Such good prices!!! Enjoy the…read moreother antiques too.

Such a pretty store, well curated. Lots of antiques and goodies for your house to choose from.read more

I thought that prices were high on most of the things that I looked at. Women's clothes size large…read morewere very outdated. I did score a cool glass mixing bowl to provide water for my cats in for $2. I'm thinking that it's vintage. I also got a brown glass ramekin - great for melting butter in the microwave-for 25 cents. There was a set of beautiful wine glasses with hand painted Texas native plants on them for $2. each. I scored a set of 5 for $1.50 at Second Chance Thrift in LaGrange, so I did not get them.

Hidden treasure in Duncanville. Has most qualities of a good thrift store. I'm not giving five…read morestars because they write the prices on the clothing labels with black sharpies. They also write the prices on the inside of handbags and this kind of ruins them. The store appears to be run by an all-volunteer staff so I'll excuse them for not greeting me or playing shopping rock. Most of the clothes are for less fashion-forward clientele. I found a few trendy items and they were quite a bargain. There were lots of glass tchotchkes for collectors. It's worth a drive out here and is located in a quaint part of town. For more reviews also see my blog Thrift Store Style DFW at http://thriftstorestyledallasdfw.tumblr.com

Beautifully curated shop in Waxahachie. Shopping here is truly an experience! Fun place to peruse…read moreon our day of antiquing.

This store has a ton of cool crystals and rocks as well as antiques and books. It's connected to a…read morewhole area full of books like the original Raggedy Ann and Andy series. Parking is on the main street and fills up pretty fast.

An amazing little store we discovered while in the area. Every CA.\n Binet can be opened and it's…read morefull of stuff. There are so many different things to explore here. There's even a Van hidden inside under all this stuff, which you can look inside for pictures with frames. The owners are really cool. They're very friendly and told me about their Etsy page that sells dolls. You can park outside and there's a whole field with blue bonnets if you want to take photos.

Great place to find your next vintage treasure...owners are so kind and helpful! Always a fun stop!read more

Always finding great deals at this spot!…read more Today, everything was 30% off so be sure you check out their weekend sales! I picked up the cutest purse and some great kitchen stuff!! They have a huge selection of clothes and furniture as well!

What a gem. It has a bit of a boutique feel when you first walk in…read more It's clean and doesn't have that funky smell. Most items are priced reasonably. I wish it was closer to home