I had a great time browsing the many rows of antiques at FKM today and I can't wait to go back…read more Although many of the items aren't exactly priced for the quick sale, they do have a lot to see and the variety is wide. I most appreciated that my shopping experience wasn't constantly interrupted allowing my poor ADHD mind to stay focused. Lol. I'd also like to thank the gentleman behind the counter that offered to bring some items, not currently in the shop, that peaked my interest. Thank you for finding me more of what I don't need, but definitely want more of. Great shop!! Happy browsing @ Finders Keepers Market

Super fun thrift store after beaten path. Staff is very nice and everything is very well organized…read moreinside the store. There's a lot of individual boots that are ran by different people. So there's lots of different themes, as well as lots of different items to purchase. I found a bunch of great deals on some Japanese tintoys that I collect and I was very excited to find them in the middle of South Texas. Another stand out little Booth had concert posters and let the graphs from four decades which I thought was pretty cool. Overall, you can find a little bit of everything here and they have stuff even outside to purchase. I ended up spending a couple hundred dollars here every time I come because I always find a lot of goodies. Definitely worth your time to stop in and do a little shopping. recommended

Such a small but mighty shop! I came in and I was warmly greeted by the owner with a handshake. He…read moreoffered to assist me with anything I needed, and even helped me pick out a couple pieces I liked. The selection changes frequently, so you could go back every week!! The pricing is not bad at all, and the kind man running the place doesn't mind working a deal out for you. It's not very often you walk into a shop and your hand is shook and the owner introduces himself to you. The owner is the real gem in this antique shop, you could go and talk to him forever. Love this place!!

Love this little hidden gem. The shop has a great variety, very fair pricing, and the staff is…read moreawesome. I love how clean and organized the shop is. Antique shops are often crammed, dusty, and poorly lit. This place is the opposite! You can tell how well everything is taken care of, it's easy to walk around, and things are well organized. We have purchased a few pieces of beautiful furniture and other small items, or just popped in several times to see what's new and have a chat with Shawn. Great shop - make sure you stop by.

I stumbled upon this place on Google Maps because it is near Trader Joe's/Quarry Market. It is run…read moreby a church, and the proceeds go to multiple non profit organizations. They have shorter hours than your usual thrift stores, so make sure to check those before you go! When I went, they had a great selection of antique glasses, dishware, clothes, Halloween/Christmas decor, home linens, shoes, ballgown dresses, and bags. The store is relatively small, but they pack so much stuff in it! I ended up spending nearly 1.5 hours here. The prices are reasonable. They are slightly more than some goodwills. The price ticket will show you the future price discount and the dates that those prices will be applied.

Very nice store service was great selection was immaculate value was infinite! got to nice shirts…read morefrom there for a very good price!

Amanda is such a sweetheart and clearly communicates everything you need to know as a first time…read moreshopper. She is also willing to work with you on prices and will assist you with anything you need! Do not be afraid to ask questions and have fun with the WIDE selection of items they have!

Sometimes we all miss the great things near our home. For instance, a thrift store. OMG I did not…read moreeven know that I had one nearby that had opened a couple of years ago. This store is not even a mile away! Amanda and Jerry are the couple who own this shop. Not too small, not too big, but clean, well-stocked, and orderly. All their stuff are amazing to browse and buy. I could not believe that most of what I needed were available to buy. I got a blowdryer, a dinner bowl, and an extension cord all just for $6. Amanda was such a friendly and helpful store owner. She is in a wheelchair but that does not hinder her from her hospitality and helpfulness. I know we have the large thrift stores and shops we mostly frequent but I call on all especially locals to visit this shop first. You will never regret it. I also shopped while enjoying the amazing amabience - music playing...soothing candlescent...postive and friendly vibe... Kudos to Amanda and Jerry for serving the local area with used but useful stuff. I pray for this store's amazing destiny.

Interesting store. They didn't really have much selection in terms of furniture which I found odd…read more But they had plenty of things to look at which weren't for sale. I thought it was nice but kind of odd. I figure you would want to sell things?The prices were kind of high for what they did have which much of it seemed uncared for previously. Despite this the owner was very nice and seemed to have a sincere of pride for his shop which is nice. Overall I may give this place a second shot.

I might have came on an off day, but I didn't see very much furniture in there at the time of my…read morevisit. The store itself was really cool and had a little mini museum inside.

After arriving in San Antonio my friend and I made a trip to the Staging Post neither of us had…read morevisited before. Parking was convenient and the shop was spacious and laid out for easy browsing. We wandered in and out of each booth and found an eclectic selection of items from vintage garb to antique jewelry, books, most reasonably priced. Something I do not like about antiques malls is the inability to have a best price offered or lowered. Yes, the vendor on duty will call and try to reach a dealer for a better price, but it seems they usually offer only 10% if that. Still my friend and I purchased a few items and were happy with our finds. If you like perusing antique malls put Staging Post on your list!

I found a new (to me) antique/craft shop today. Not too long since it's been opened, this was a…read moremoderately priced vendor station store. Lots to see and a pretty good variety. Some things could have been priced a little more competitively but all in all I like this place. I found a few things that make me happy. And I was check out by 2 nice young ens. I'll definitely be back.

Absolutely love this store and wanted to buy everything! They have vintage and handmade men's and…read morewomen's clothing and accessories as well as home items-kitchen ware, planters, books/movies, etc. The staff were very friendly and helpful. This is now a must visit whenever I'm in San Antonio!

Was excited to check this unique spot out after seeing it posted by an influencer on IG…read more It's a little hard to find, but we managed to locate it past some railroad tracks and near an overpass. Walking in...it was quite overwhelming...there's a lotta stuff lol. Mostly organized, you'll find some cool finds- vintage hardware, antique furniture, vintage home goods, metals, old doors, tubs, garden items, you name it! Take your time perusing the place, you'll never know what you might find! They also rescue local cats and all are up for adoption! Most are fixed and have their rabies shots. Also, leashed was a super sweet dog up for adoption. They've been fostering her for 2 years. Please consider....each one of them, needs a good home! I was able to find a cool tall metal stand that I will use as a base for a bird bath. Some items are priced, but the owner is easily accessible and able to price or answer any of your questions. We met Kirt H., the owner, super friendly and knowledgeable. In the business for quite some time, most items come from home demolitions or were purchased on special trips they made along the way. Come check them out..you might find that one of a kind piece!

This place was a little hard to find, google map didn't map correctly but i looked at the map and…read moreit was just around the corner. Location is under the highway overpass/bridge. Upon entering it can feel quite overwhelming because there is A LOT of stuff but as you take each aisle you realize it is quite organized. Definitely unique finds, old items, a lot of choices for antiques. They also have a room where they rehome cats, which seemed odd but I appreciate that they are trying to help these cats find homes. Most of the prices that I saw seemed reasonable, but not everything was marked. Parking is odd because you are parking under the bridge between the street with cars going in each direction. We had a chance to speak to the owner, Kirt, he was nice and gave us a lot of background on the store. If you're looking for something old, eclectic or unique check this place out!