This antique mall is made up of 3 separate buildings of which you'll pay for purchases at each…read morebefore going to the next. The first one in my opinion had the most things that were interesting and I was able to find a few dolls here. The second one had some other items that were interesting but I didn't get anything. The third was more of antiques for outside and there was no air conditioning in that building. So be aware during the summer, it's probably going to get hot. Prices were pretty fair and the service is helpful. One of the employees took some dolls out from a case for me to look at. I'd come back. Parking is on the street..

The best antique shop! The lady up front gave me a vase as a wedding gift, absolutely amazing…read moreservice! Will be returning next time I'm in town!

The old Sears building has switched tenants many times, and the current iteration as The Loft is…read moreprobably one of the best since I have lived in Tyler. The Loft is an antique mall with 60 different vendors set up with their own decorated blocks and booths filled with anything and everything from glassware, clothes, vinyl records, knickknacks, and more. All three stories are worth exploring because you'll never know what you'll find and see. It's like a museum of history in itself and free entertainment as you find stuff you never knew existed (Coca-Cola branded Labubu?) Give them a shot when you're in the area. We got a good 2 hours of exploration out of it! RIYL: old stuff

This antique mall was pretty huge. It had 3 stories, upper, middle and a basement. There are all…read moresorts of vintage plates and items that are sure to please many collectors. On the doll front there were only a handful of Baarbies and other items, one stall having toy items, but that's about it. So for me, it wasn't really worth it, but my friend did find a cute vintage plate. Parking can be hard, so there's a parking structure around the corner. There is also limited street parking during construction.

There are thrift stores and there are thrift stores. This one sells all kinds of stuff- no clothes,…read morebut everything else and it is marked to sell. APET is located on hwy 69 as one enters from Lindale just before hwy 80 in MIneola. All the proceeds go toward maintaining their cat and dog shelter located off hwy 80. I try to stop whenever I am in Mineola. If you and a friend decide to go, there are several places to have lunch in and around downtown. Take a right on 80 and travel 1/2 mile to Logans - all kinds of cuisine or burgers - go left on 80 and its one business down on your right (East Texas Burger)..then shop til your car is full at APET. Check for their current hours as small towns aren't known to keep late hours.

Locally owned and operated, this little store has quality women's clothing, gifts, canned goods,…read morejewelry, home decor, baked goodies, Amish products, bath bombs, homemade soaps, some furniture, and so much more. It's clean and classy!!! She also gives sewing and art classes.

Overall had a good time exploring this cute boutique I…read morereally wanted to get something from here and am so glad I found a T-shirt that fit and looked good on me Prices are steep but I appreciate the unique selection and how you can only get the merch here It's cool that you can try wine and beer here as well! We didn't this time but it was cool to see that Very impressed Miranda!

Such a cute and fun shop. You can order drinks and walk around and shop. They have women's clothes…read moreand a children's section that is super adorable. There's a cool bar connected to the shop. The whole place is super girly and fun!

May 30, 2026 Folk…read moreArt Abounds at Stitchin' Heaven. I blame my Wife for this encounter. She is the cause of all this awestruckness visited upon me that fateful final May Saturday. It was a three and a half hour drive for us to get there from our house near The Woodlands. The Greater Piney Woods of East Central Texas between Huntsville and Tyler were a sight to behold and to this day, make me happy to be a Native Texan. Small towns, like Quitman, hide gems within their city limits. Stitchin' Heaven is one such place. Hitting the parking lot, you realize tuis is much more than a quilt shop. It is a quilters destination, a cloth clubhouse for anyone wanting to stitch up folk art. They have classes and retreats for those that desire to learn this ancient art of making bed coverings. We spent about an hour inside ... the Wife browsing, I, just gawking at the displays of true hand made beauty. Fantasy Quilts, Traditional ones, special themed ones all were draped along the walls to stare at and wonder. Wonder how someone could dedicate so much time and effort to achieve this work of love and art. I came out of there with a new appreciation of what thread, needles and a good set of shears can do to a bolt of cloth. If you are ever up there, stop by and just see the hanging quilts. If you like to quilt or would like to learn, check out their website stitchinheaven.com to see what they offer for classes and supplies. You might even get a selfie with their painted cattle statue near the door. My Wife wants to do the retreat ... I may just pay for her to do that, while I ride the local roads and take in what East Texas has to offer scenery wise. Ciao, Darrell

The quilt show is HUGE! The prices are in line with other quilt shop and the ladies who work there…read moreare so nice! We very much enjoyed spending out morning there. Not that we had any guys with us, but they even have a "Man Cave" with comfy chairs and a TV to keep hubbies occupied.

I love this boutique! They have great prices, so many new things all the time, and the friendliest…read morestaff!

This is my second time buying from this amazing business! I love the pieces in this store and Ms…read more Delia is a great businesswoman, cares for her customers and her employees are very helpful too.