unbelievable selection of fine art and antiques. There's so much choice and at reasonable prices.read more

TxJunkR is such a cool hidden gem!! We discovered this antique store while we were touring the…read morehistoric sites of Burton. I'm an antique and painting collector and I'm super impressed by how much treasures I was able to find in this place!! I spoke with the staff are they were all so friendly and helpful. The lady that checked me out even recommended me some other antique boutiques in the area. Would definitely come back regularly for my treasure hunts - I highly recommend :)

This was my first time out in Round Top for their bi-annual event during their Winter event…read more(January time) to do some shopping with the BFF. Our visit at Blue Hills at Round Top was our 2nd stop after our time at the Big Red Barn browsing/buying just a mile away from this location. Right off the bat the biggest perk about Blue Hills is the FREE entry coupled with free parking lot (no valet, just park yourself) and space for a ton of people to be here at this venue all at once. The lot is mostly rocks and field and if it is rainy it might be muddy. Anyone who has mobility issues or wheelchair bound will have a difficult time navigating in the parking lot and in and out of the container/warehouse spots. Even the restroom is questionable on whether or not it will be accessible or comfortable. We noticed there was a map located in one of the back parking lot areas but it was hard to figure out what or where vendors were located. Nothing was really labeled besides restroom and bar/food areas. We noticed signs that said "European Art" and "Mid-Century Art" banners and sizes but not all vendors were that same type of art/antiques. It is best to check each vendor our despite what signs or areas you see labeled with those banners. The bar was friendly! I think a local hotel hosts the bar that has wine, beer, water, sodas, and cocktails to-go. Prices were very decent on cocktails and all used local liquors and beers. It is pricy here for all of the offerings by vendors. I found a combo vintage glassware and record seller in one of the spots. Record prices were slightly inflated for what they were selling but I did get a decent $10 Bob Dylan 1964 album in a sea of over 150 records. I noticed the folks that came here dressed to impress. I saw so many couples and folks just dressed to the nine in posh cowboy chic and lots of large hats can be seen here. I even noticed very fancy and high-end cars like Tesla, Range Rovers, Porche, etc. It is a whole vibe and type of dress if you come here especially during the biannual event in Round Top for antique shopping.

As a first time visitor to the Round Top Antique Fair, I didn't know where to start. We weren't…read moreable to make it for the Big Red Barn dates (the fact that that venue charges a fee was a turn-off as well). On opening day, we decided to head to Blue Hills first, since it was the biggest venue. That was a good decision since we were able to snag a great parking spot. In just an hour, the place was full of cars trying to find parking. Luckily, we were in and out. SO GO EARLY. I repeat, GO EARLY. We were only in Round Top for one day so I'd have been really upset to spend most of it at this venue. Personally, I found Blue Hills disappointing. This is based strictly on what I prefer in terms of my antiquing experience. I like the more traditional antique store experience -- a variety of art, decor, trinkets, etc. all at different price points. I like finding weird dolls and clowns (that I won't necessarily buy) and finding little treasures that won't cost a fortune. I didn't see many vendors like that here (I had better luck at The Venue and Zapp Hall). I saw a lot of larger items -- furniture (some of it very expensive) and expensive European art and rugs, etc. Some yard decorations. The best vendor was probably the one selling antique maps. Ultimately, this venue didn't have what I was looking for. Overall, I'm glad we came early and were able to quickly see that Blue Hills wasn't for us. There are so many other venues to check out -- it's tough for first timers to know where to go.

Every time I drive by, this place is closed. I have found it open one time and I went in. I love…read moreantiques but didn't find anything good here, nothing even tempting. Not only that, but the employee who worked there was extremely rude, and made me wear a mask even though at the time, I believe I was the only customer in the store. I don't recommend this particular antique store. .

Richard & Linda are absolutely the sweetest folks you'll meet. They are so talented with turning…read morewhat some consider trash into the most beautiful pieces of art & useful home decor. They spend a lot of time "junking" looking for anything they can make beautiful. They also tour the USA and attend fairs & sell their items. If you can't find them around check their Facebook account. They announce shows, show pics & videos of what they have to sell.

This was a really unique experience! Not too long of a drive from Houston and we only stopped at…read moreone of the areas (there are booths and stores set up all along the highway). The most popular venues are the Big Red Barn and Blue Hills but I heard those charge entry fees so we went to one of the free spots. Lots of cute finds and a variety of different antique booths. The shop owners were very friendly and even though antiquing doesn't usually seem toddler-mom-appropriate, everyone was very sweet to our son! We didn't end up buying anything but there were several cute items I wanted. Would love to check it out again. I give it 4 stars because the only restrooms were port-a-potties but they were very clean and well taken after.

I wish I would have read the reviews before hand. I rarely give an establishment 2 stars. But this…read moreone was earned. If you're not familiar with the "famous" Round Top Antique Fair you may be under the impression like I was that a ticket is needed for the entire experience. But such is not the case. This is one of the first stops as you enter the teeny tiny town of Round Top and if you want to come into the barn and another building not far away you can buy a ticket either online or at the door. Cash or card accepted. Sadly, the ladies at the door are not the most welcoming or friendly. Despite my lack of welcome I was not going to let the sour pusses ruin my adventure. I had been waiting eight years to get here and I can't believe it took me this long! Oh, and don't forget to wear your best Aspen, Santa Fe style boho cowgirl outfit so you'll fit right in. Go down the street to the newly open Kimo Sabe to get your branded feathered hat. The Barn is only an hour and 40 minutes from The Woodlands the drive was not bad and there's a Bucee's on the way for a rest. I had no idea Round Top was this close! Perfect day tripping! Anyway, after walking in you'll see an array of booths displaying all kinds of antiques and jewelry and lots of furniture. The welcome from these establishments was underwhelming. Lots of grumpy buzzards. And most of the stuff could be found at Goodwill or local antique stores for much less. Warning! Only porta-potty bathrooms here! The sticker shock on the items was ...shocking too. I did buy a little trinket from the one and only sweet vendor with reasonable prices but I have to say, the best thing about the Barn? Was leaving! We drove down the road and found lots of friendly vendors and needed no ticket it was free!! We found more shopping and a great restaurant at the town square too. Bottom line...I'll be back to Round Top just not here and BtW I had a better time at Bucees!

What a great place to accidentally find. The owner is so talented and friendly. Very unique…read moreselection of birdhouses to choose from

Quality birdhouses made by a craftsman. Burt enjoys talking…read moreto his customers and helping us attract the residents for these houses. Always enjoy our chats!

This is a more curated antique store. The items have been specially chosen to be here rather than…read morethe typical stall-type antique mall. There are even display cases for various items, somewhat like a museum. The prices do reflect this. While we didn't find anything there, it was still nice to go in and check it out. There is parking out front,but you may have to walk a bit when things get crowded.

From the owner: Unique selection of true American antiques, pottery, Texas pottery, Aladdin lamps, duck decoys, BB…read moreGuns originally made in Plymouth, MI, toys - great variety of accessories.