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I've always thought this whole place was overrated, however I was wrong. It's honestly a pretty solid place to spend a morning or afternoon at. While I have heard horror stories of how packed this place can get, but the day I spent here during the morning & lunch, it wasn't really that packed. While the weather was on the warmer side, still a good day to get out, so it surprisingly wasn't busy. They have several different stores to shop, from kitchen, to home decor, to men's items, or souvenirs. They have a good variety. I do think the larger stores have a great selection to shop from. The smaller stores at the back are rather small and I believe are lacking a variety to choose from. They just don't carry a good amount of items. Some of those specific stores you can quickly be in and out because you've looked at everything. I think the food options are great and are tasty. It's hard to go wrong with food trucks. Some food trucks have a little bit of a line and some don't have any lines. They do have a specific drink truck that only sells tea and that line can get very long, but it does go quick because it's only drinks. Honorable mention, the baking shop is phenomenal! They have a great pavilion with a turf play area. With kick balls and cornhole to play. They also have a turf baseball field for kids to play baseball at. Overall, the place is well maintained and very clean. If there is a mess somewhere, they are pretty quick to get on top of it to clean. The staff does a great job and I would recommend this place for anybody driving through or stopping.
Fun with family during the Summer at the Silos. Super hot, but a few places to cool off. They had face painting and she was amazing! A solo singer, tried some soccer ball and corn hole, and indulged in some food at the trucks. They had a map and person helping at the entrance. That was nice to find out where we wanted to go. Free to enter, hang out and enjoy. Not too many people, but nice for people watching and chilling. Would return for sure!
Magnolia Market Maybe you can't get to Waco. If you love the decor and you want quality dishes and bowls you can order online. I love the bowls. They last years without chipping. There's a huge assortment of pretty styles and colors. This store is a great place to buy my daughter gifts. God knows I've dropped and broken enough of her items over the years and especially in the last six months since I've been living with her! I'm recommending.
29th April 2026 Waco, Texas, USA Humid 77°F Joanna Gaines' designs and vision are the current trending home aesthetic for the past ten years or so, which are of her Magnolia brand that encompasses everything for the home. Joanna's designs are thoroughly curated and sold, not only here in Waco Texas, but in Target stores a cross the country. Magnolia Market is quite the destination spot, if there was ever a reason to visit Waco, Texas, plus the charm of Joanna's hilarious husband, Chip, who executes her vision per her direction on their HGTV home renovations show "Fixer Upper" - which also airs on their very own Magnolia network. Make Magnolia Market your destination for a day of shopping and dining if you ever visit this part of the Lone Star State. Magnolia is to the Midwest what Martha Stewart is to the East coast for chic inspiration. Thank you Joanna and Chip for sharing and selling your lovely ideas for the home! Five (5) easy stars
While millions of people supported Chip and Joanna before they made it big, they repay their fans by building a facility to sell their products at outrageous prices. A small candle is priced at $30... make it make sense. Greed at its finest.
On a recent weekend trip to Arlington, we made it point to spend the day in Waco with the sole purpose of visiting Magnolia Market and the famed Silos! While it didn't take us a full day, we did spend a good 3 hours at the market. Magnolia Market is definitely more than just a market, it's a full experience with plant stores, design centers, furniture stores, a coffee shop, donut counter, baseball field, food trucks, garden, a bakery and of course, the silos themselves. We took it all in with a few favorite spots being the coffee shop, bakery, garden and cottage shops! There is no entry fee, its piece rate, so you pay for what you want as you go through. You can legit just wander around and it costs nothing. We ended up with a few hats, candles, sweet teas in mason jars, cookies and a few gifts for folks back home. All worth it! Service was phenomenal from entry to exit, at every outlet and shop, the folks were beyond friendly and helpful. It was honestly impressive! The space flows really well from shops into public space back into eateries or other shops. It's well kept, and very clean. Parking is also very convenient and free, as there is a dedicated gravel lot a block over from the coffee shop. Overall, our time at Magnolia was worth the drive, time and money spent! Was a cool bucket list item to check off!
Writing a review for Silos at Magnolia under "Magnolia Market" is akin to writing a review for the United Kingdom under "England", since the market is only one element, but since the Silos page doesn't exist, here were are. The Silos at Magnolia has several distinct venues that cater to shopping, dining, and family activities, including... Magnolia Market (the massive flagship store located in a historic grain barn, with a wide array of home decor, kitchenware, and lifestyle products and a lesser-known rooftop hangout); Magnolia Home (interior design showroom); Shops at the Silos, including The Flower Shoppe, No. 16, The Souvenir Shop, The Art of Entertaining, Weekend, and Homebody; Silos Baking Co, built from the flower shop Chip used to buy flowers for Joanna when they first dated (many of the items are found in the bakery food truck at a fraction of the line); Magnolia Press Coffee Company; Food Truck Park (in April, they had about eight, specializing in pizza, hot dogs, grilled cheese, sushi, etc). This might include the separate, seemingly standalone Well Rounded Mini Donuts; Katy Field, a small-scale wiffle ball field that honors Katy Park's history as a pro baseball location (one of the first stadiums to install lights for night games and home to a 1929 exhibition game with Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, honored with bronze scuptures) the Garden (and Magnolia Seed & Supply Co), providing a one-third acre of serenity. One-third? With this fertilizer, it smells more like one-turd, am I right?; (I kid) the Main Lawn (park-like w/ backyard games); and The Old Church (1894 chapel to be exact) where you can pray your wife doesn't order that $1,860 dresser she saw. Magnolia is somewhere between "minimalist hipster", "modern farmhouse industrial wedding" and "polished but muted Martha Stewart in her 30s", which means it is curated, pricey, and attractive. The crowd was a little too "ABC's the View Studio Audience" and there were so many women there I began spotting. Nonetheless, it's worth a visit. And it's nice that the Gaines family managed to take the Waco name back from the famous 1993 siege. Now they just need to buy up property in Jonestown.
If you are ever in Waco Texas, make sure to stop over at Magnolia market and Garden. It's a beautiful place to grab some food and a drink and walk around the nice markets in the surrounding area areas.
Always love coming to this area whenever we're in town! There's a great mix of food trucks, yard games, covered patio seating, and shopping- which is everything you need for a fun and relaxing day out. The grounds are always very clean and well maintained, which makes the experience even better. Definitely one of our favorite spots to visit when we're nearby
After my conference ended, I decided to make one final stop in Waco, TX at Magnolia Market at the Silos, also often affectionately known as "Magnolia City". This planned and designed area was developed by Chip and Joanna Gaines, the husband-and-wife team from the much-touted HGTV's Fixer Upper show. Magnolia Market at the Silos is a hometown experience that blends small city charm, modern farmhouse looks, and a sense of community into one fell swoop. This property spans over two acres and is anchored by the iconic twin silos, which once belonged to the Magnolia Seed and Feed Company. While it was crowded on Saturday, the design layout is thoughtfully spread out the folks visiting Magnolia City with open lawns, some shaded seating, and an opportunity for a relaxed visit. At Magnolia Market you can find curated selection of home decor, kitchenware, furniture, and lifestyle goods patterned after the Gaines' signature style. I meandered through a store featuring Christmas ornaments. You can also find shops with household and entertainment goods. Magnolia City is place where you can stay a while to enjoy food and drinks. Silos Baking Co. offers sweet treats such as a lavender latte or classic cupcakes. Of course, there are my favorite food trucks serving tacos, grilled cheese sandwiches, snow cones, lemonade, and coffee. You can also find folks playing lawn games near a shaded picnic area that make it appealing for groups and family gatherings. Magnolia City is open Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and is closed on Sundays. The operating hours allow for a leisurely stroll through the property with punctuated stops at your favorite locations. The good news that it is $0 cost to get into Magnolia City and there some free parking nearby. Whether you are a Fixer Upper fan or just looking for a welcoming place to spend the day, Magnolia Market is the place to relax and stay a while.
This place is all that they talked about! All decked out for the holidays! Great shopping and different food at all the food trucks for everyone. Pasta truck was amazing and the blueberry sweet tea in souvenir mason jar was perfect. And of course amazing home decor items, easy to drop a couple hundred dollars. And definitely worth the drive (couple miles) to see the castle!
Well got the pleasure to chk out this Joanna Gaines' store ! Considered as a must destination part of my trip when visiting Waco, Texas! Love the Magnolia signature merchandise !!! Got a pen and magnets for souvenirs!
Middle of June in Waco, Texas is pretty intolerable, but being able to visit The Silos at Magnolia Farms makes it bearable. The shops are cute. The grounds clean and staff polite. Customer service is choice. They're doing it right here at Magnolia Farms.
18 days ago
Magnolia Market is a shopping market owned by Chip and Joanne Gaines. There is a lot of little shops, a church, a Photo Booth, coffee shop and a bakery. Great service in all shops, variety of gifts and souvenirs, affordable and ranging in high price clothing stores. read more
2 months ago
I've always thought this whole place was overrated, however I was wrong. It's honestly a pretty solid place to spend a morning or afternoon at. While I have heard horror stories of how packed this place can get, but the day I spent here during the morning & lunch, it wasn't really that packed. While the weather was on the warmer side, still a good day to get out, so it surprisingly wasn't busy. They have several different stores to shop, from kitchen, to home decor, to men's items, or souvenirs. They have a good variety. I do think the larger stores have a great selection to shop from. The smaller stores at the back are rather small and I believe are lacking a variety to choose from. They just don't carry a good amount of items. Some of those specific stores you can quickly be in and out because you've looked at everything. I think the food options are great and are tasty. It's hard to go wrong with food trucks. Some food trucks have a little bit of a line and some don't have any lines. They do have a specific drink truck that only sells tea and that line can get very long, but it does go quick because it's only drinks. Honorable mention, the baking shop is phenomenal! They have a great pavilion with a turf play area. With kick balls and cornhole to play. They also have a turf baseball field for kids to play baseball at. Overall, the place is well maintained and very clean. If there is a mess somewhere, they are pretty quick to get on top of it to clean. The staff does a great job and I would recommend this place for anybody driving through or stopping. read more
Fun with family during the Summer at the Silos. Super hot, but a few places to cool off. They had face painting and she was amazing! A solo singer, tried some soccer ball and corn hole, and indulged in some food at the trucks. They had a map and person helping at the entrance. That was nice to find out where we wanted to go. Free to enter, hang out and enjoy. Not too many people, but nice for people watching and chilling. Would return for sure! read more
4 months ago
Magnolia Market Maybe you can't get to Waco. If you love the decor and you want quality dishes and bowls you can order online. I love the bowls. They last years without chipping. There's a huge assortment of pretty styles and colors. This store is a great place to buy my daughter gifts. God knows I've dropped and broken enough of her items over the years and especially in the last six months since I've been living with her! I'm recommending. read more
29th April 2026 Waco, Texas, USA Humid 77°F Joanna Gaines' designs and vision are the current trending home aesthetic for the past ten years or so, which are of her Magnolia brand that encompasses everything for the home. Joanna's designs are thoroughly curated and sold, not only here in Waco Texas, but in Target stores a cross the country. Magnolia Market is quite the destination spot, if there was ever a reason to visit Waco, Texas, plus the charm of Joanna's hilarious husband, Chip, who executes her vision per her direction on their HGTV home renovations show "Fixer Upper" - which also airs on their very own Magnolia network. Make Magnolia Market your destination for a day of shopping and dining if you ever visit this part of the Lone Star State. Magnolia is to the Midwest what Martha Stewart is to the East coast for chic inspiration. Thank you Joanna and Chip for sharing and selling your lovely ideas for the home! Five (5) easy stars read more
While millions of people supported Chip and Joanna before they made it big, they repay their fans by building a facility to sell their products at outrageous prices. A small candle is priced at $30... make it make sense. Greed at its finest. read more
On a recent weekend trip to Arlington, we made it point to spend the day in Waco with the sole purpose of visiting Magnolia Market and the famed Silos! While it didn't take us a full day, we did spend a good 3 hours at the market. Magnolia Market is definitely more than just a market, it's a full experience with plant stores, design centers, furniture stores, a coffee shop, donut counter, baseball field, food trucks, garden, a bakery and of course, the silos themselves. We took it all in with a few favorite spots being the coffee shop, bakery, garden and cottage shops! There is no entry fee, its piece rate, so you pay for what you want as you go through. You can legit just wander around and it costs nothing. We ended up with a few hats, candles, sweet teas in mason jars, cookies and a few gifts for folks back home. All worth it! Service was phenomenal from entry to exit, at every outlet and shop, the folks were beyond friendly and helpful. It was honestly impressive! The space flows really well from shops into public space back into eateries or other shops. It's well kept, and very clean. Parking is also very convenient and free, as there is a dedicated gravel lot a block over from the coffee shop. Overall, our time at Magnolia was worth the drive, time and money spent! Was a cool bucket list item to check off! read more
Writing a review for Silos at Magnolia under "Magnolia Market" is akin to writing a review for the United Kingdom under "England", since the market is only one element, but since the Silos page doesn't exist, here were are. The Silos at Magnolia has several distinct venues that cater to shopping, dining, and family activities, including... Magnolia Market (the massive flagship store located in a historic grain barn, with a wide array of home decor, kitchenware, and lifestyle products and a lesser-known rooftop hangout); Magnolia Home (interior design showroom); Shops at the Silos, including The Flower Shoppe, No. 16, The Souvenir Shop, The Art of Entertaining, Weekend, and Homebody; Silos Baking Co, built from the flower shop Chip used to buy flowers for Joanna when they first dated (many of the items are found in the bakery food truck at a fraction of the line); Magnolia Press Coffee Company; Food Truck Park (in April, they had about eight, specializing in pizza, hot dogs, grilled cheese, sushi, etc). This might include the separate, seemingly standalone Well Rounded Mini Donuts; Katy Field, a small-scale wiffle ball field that honors Katy Park's history as a pro baseball location (one of the first stadiums to install lights for night games and home to a 1929 exhibition game with Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, honored with bronze scuptures) the Garden (and Magnolia Seed & Supply Co), providing a one-third acre of serenity. One-third? With this fertilizer, it smells more like one-turd, am I right?; (I kid) the Main Lawn (park-like w/ backyard games); and The Old Church (1894 chapel to be exact) where you can pray your wife doesn't order that $1,860 dresser she saw. Magnolia is somewhere between "minimalist hipster", "modern farmhouse industrial wedding" and "polished but muted Martha Stewart in her 30s", which means it is curated, pricey, and attractive. The crowd was a little too "ABC's the View Studio Audience" and there were so many women there I began spotting. Nonetheless, it's worth a visit. And it's nice that the Gaines family managed to take the Waco name back from the famous 1993 siege. Now they just need to buy up property in Jonestown. read more
2 months ago
If you are ever in Waco Texas, make sure to stop over at Magnolia market and Garden. It's a beautiful place to grab some food and a drink and walk around the nice markets in the surrounding area areas. read more
3 months ago
Always love coming to this area whenever we're in town! There's a great mix of food trucks, yard games, covered patio seating, and shopping- which is everything you need for a fun and relaxing day out. The grounds are always very clean and well maintained, which makes the experience even better. Definitely one of our favorite spots to visit when we're nearby read more
11 months ago
After my conference ended, I decided to make one final stop in Waco, TX at Magnolia Market at the Silos, also often affectionately known as "Magnolia City". This planned and designed area was developed by Chip and Joanna Gaines, the husband-and-wife team from the much-touted HGTV's Fixer Upper show. Magnolia Market at the Silos is a hometown experience that blends small city charm, modern farmhouse looks, and a sense of community into one fell swoop. This property spans over two acres and is anchored by the iconic twin silos, which once belonged to the Magnolia Seed and Feed Company. While it was crowded on Saturday, the design layout is thoughtfully spread out the folks visiting Magnolia City with open lawns, some shaded seating, and an opportunity for a relaxed visit. At Magnolia Market you can find curated selection of home decor, kitchenware, furniture, and lifestyle goods patterned after the Gaines' signature style. I meandered through a store featuring Christmas ornaments. You can also find shops with household and entertainment goods. Magnolia City is place where you can stay a while to enjoy food and drinks. Silos Baking Co. offers sweet treats such as a lavender latte or classic cupcakes. Of course, there are my favorite food trucks serving tacos, grilled cheese sandwiches, snow cones, lemonade, and coffee. You can also find folks playing lawn games near a shaded picnic area that make it appealing for groups and family gatherings. Magnolia City is open Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and is closed on Sundays. The operating hours allow for a leisurely stroll through the property with punctuated stops at your favorite locations. The good news that it is $0 cost to get into Magnolia City and there some free parking nearby. Whether you are a Fixer Upper fan or just looking for a welcoming place to spend the day, Magnolia Market is the place to relax and stay a while. read more
This place is all that they talked about! All decked out for the holidays! Great shopping and different food at all the food trucks for everyone. Pasta truck was amazing and the blueberry sweet tea in souvenir mason jar was perfect. And of course amazing home decor items, easy to drop a couple hundred dollars. And definitely worth the drive (couple miles) to see the castle! read more
Well got the pleasure to chk out this Joanna Gaines' store ! Considered as a must destination part of my trip when visiting Waco, Texas! Love the Magnolia signature merchandise !!! Got a pen and magnets for souvenirs! read more
2 months ago
Middle of June in Waco, Texas is pretty intolerable, but being able to visit The Silos at Magnolia Farms makes it bearable. The shops are cute. The grounds clean and staff polite. Customer service is choice. They're doing it right here at Magnolia Farms. read more
23 days ago
1 year ago
Such a beautiful space! This is a MUST if you are passing through or even in somewhat close proximity. I absolutely loved visiting. The church was my favorite, with the biscuits and the most esquisite "gathered" 3 wick bowl candle coming in close for second. We tried cupcakes, cookies and biscuits. I'd say the biscuits cannot not be ordered. I happened upon one of my favorite fragrances Tocca Florence in one of the small shops and was due for a new bottle so made this purchase. The sprawling property really impressed if I'm being completely honest. I loved the garden and although the small workshop was closed when we visited I think it'd be a super cute, peaceful experience to do a flower/leaf pressing here. The bakery didn't have tea and I really wanted a tea, to our surprise a tea truck is there! We enjoyed two mason jar teas while exploring. Loved the visit! If I find myself nearby I'm definitely stopping here again. I may even drive over specifically for a visit if I feel inclined although a good couple of hours from me. I purchased a copy of the Fall Magnolia Journal which got me their entire year (one per quarter) subscription. I'd be lying to say I have any more than the slightest clue who Joanna Gaines is. I know! Gasp! but I don't. So... for whatever it's worth, if you aren't a fan of sort- you'll still very much enjoy a visit if you're into beautifully curated spaces, tasty treats, home goods, fresh air, sunshine, outdoor spaces, and really just a very delightful and enjoyable area to relax, shop, eat and explore. read more
My 3rd time visiting and I just feel it gets better!! The first visit was around COVID so it wasn't as magical in it's fullest capacity, but was able to snag some of the famous desserts to take back with us! 2nd time around was with my girlfriend and her son since they haven't been and it was our half way point to Dallas, definitely better vibes BUT it was also raining haha so you can imagine how that was with kids running around playing in the rain and some of the yard toys haha... also not all the food trucks weren't open so we didn't have the chance to try some of the options available. Now this recent visit, a LOT more livelier, busy for sure so parking was harder this time around, there were paid lots near by so we just sucked up the $10 all day parking to avoid hunting around and waste time looking around for another 15 mins. Anyways, all the little boutiques, food trucks and of course bakery and main stores were open and available to check out! Very fun vibes and lots of different options to try! We tried the grilled cheese truck, the sweet tea truck, the asian bowl truck, and the mini donuts (which were fresh btw was SO good!!). I'd love to come back in the near future as there's still so much to check out and just enjoy the vibes there, so fun and refreshing!! read more
Shops and stuff...not really my thing but wife and fried picked up a few things. They do have Joanna Barbie dolls for $35. Lots of Silo and Magnolia and Waco branded merch. Cute little church they moved in (spelling error on the card...hehe.) As with most tourist places...a bit pricy. read more
It was a really cool place with a lot of stores to choose from. I think on the weekends it definitely would be better because the food trucks would be open although they were a couple open today but there's a lot of activities, games with your family. A lot of history, I really enjoyed it. I WOULD RECOMMEND read more
1 year ago
This is the place: - kid friendly - dog friendly - husband friendly There's something for everyone at Magnolia Market. This is a great place to grab good food, tasty drinks, and thoughtful gifts. read more
3 months ago
We live in TX but have never been to the Silos so decided to stop. I have an allergy to pork so was bummed to find a that every cupcake has a lard based frosting. So we headed over to the market. Cute stuff but pricy. We went to the food carts to eat and again I found it challenging to eat because of the amount of pork being served, BUT the Grilled Cheese people saved the day and accommodated me nicely. Taste was good too, BUT the picnic table was just GROSS!!! Picture doesn't reflect how bad it is. read more
Visited this market last week and I was amazed! Just like many of you here, I'm a Joanna Gaines fan but what she has done with this place, blows my mind. It has something for every single person of your fam - 1. Bakery 2. Exclusive Magnolia Store 3. Huge Outdoor space/play area 4. Food Trucks Highly recommend spending a day here! read more
Very very pricey, but I still got suckered in and bought stuff. The items aren't Made in China, but primarily Made in India. Lots of items are unique. We were here midweek, so the crowds weren't as detailed in many reviews reported. The grounds tour takes you to a perch where one can take photos of the silos from a 4th floor deck. Try the coffee shop if you visit here. The coffee was wonderful. The church renovation was perfect. The barn was a great move from Canada. No nails were used in its construction. read more
Stopped at The Silos on our way from Austin to Dallas. It was POURING rain so we were lucky the food trucks were under cover. We ordered pizzas from I Pizza (3 pepperoni and 1 cheese) and a hot dog from Frenchie's (The Pimento), plus iced tea from the Alabama Sweet Tea Company (in an awesome mason jar). We also got a few souvenirs (thank you for sales). The tote bag I got even came with free leather stamping! If we're ever back in Waco I would definitely explore more read more
1 year ago
This is a cool place to visit from a historic perspective, but shopping here will cost a lot more than anywhere else. Case in point, I took an image of a pickleball pack. It was $28. Here with the exact mtg pack on eBay for $6.99. That's a considerable markup. We did the 45-min walking tour which is $25.00. The guide drove both of us crazy with her cackling laugh, and forgot what she was supposed to say a few times. read more
19 days ago
If you go with the mindset that you'll be spending money for Target-type decor, it will be a great trip! It's a beautiful area that's large and spaced out so enough people can walk around and see many things. Lots of shops (yes, money grab, asking $20-50 for mugs, keychains, shirts, etc.), but the silos and garden and bakery are a must! I'm not a huge HGTV fan but I still found it beautiful and a great way to spend an hour or two. We parked down the street in a free parking area and walked a block or two. Easy to find and a great day trip! read more
4 months ago
Very interesting place in a nice venue to visit. Prices in the Magnolia store vary from affordable to expensive I will say that I was a little disappointed in the fact that many of their items are from China. There's other shops outside of that on the same grounds and that's really nice as well. It was a nice experience. Staff is very friendly. The actual silo are closed at this time. They were found to be unstable. But the shops that were in the Silos are in another building right across from them. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
The Magnolia Market is located in Waco, Texas. This location has many food trucks and mini shops. They also have the Magnolia Press, a coffee shop with nice indoor seating. They also have many tables outdoors for families and kids to sit. It is a great place to visit while you are in Waco. read more
3 months ago
A beautiful shopping area, with little cottage shops and one big one. The food truck area is perfect for eating outdoors, enjoying family and friends. The food trucks each have their own specialties from hotdogs to baked goods. Shopping prices are moderate to high, but the quality of the items are good. I had a bit of an issue with ordering my cupcakes from the baked goods food truck as the young lady took my order and then just stood there by the register not assembling my order. The other young lady gave out coffee to the customers that were in front of me, then left the truck. I waited another 10 minutes for my two cupcakes and finally addressed the young lady that took my order and asked her about my cupcakes, and she says, well I don't get the cupcakes, the other girl does. I asked her if they were out of the ones I ordered, and she said only take the orders. I then asked her, Can I just get my cupcakes? And finally, she relented and provided me with my order. Apparently, there is a serious training issue here. I forgot to take pictures of my cupcakes, but I got the Lavender Lemon and the Strawberry one. The cake part was really good on both; however, way too much frosting for my liking. I scraped most of it off as did my husband. read more
The restaurant and market is so cool! I am so happy I ventured to Waco from Dallas! Worth the drive especially if you love Chip and Diana! What they created is so inspiring. They put Waco on the map as a destination spot. I love that they stayed local. read more
Beautiful market with well-laid-out grounds! So glad I finally visited Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Market--perfect for a road trip stop, especially for Fixer Upper fans! The grounds feature a grassy area with lawn games, plenty of picnic tables, food trucks, and a coffee shop. I tried a rice bowl from the Club Sandwich truck, and it was delicious! The market itself is nice but smaller than expected--mostly just one floor. Still, their candles smell amazing, and the kitchenware is stunning! Definitely worth a visit! read more
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Are they pet friendly?
The outside areas are friendly to leashed pets. Inside the store, no.
Is the market open on Martin Luther king day?
Yes, we're open! Check out our holiday hours here: https://magno.li/holidayhours
Do they buy used items?
No all new item.......made in Indonesia, China, Japan. Very disappointed in this store.
Will the Market be open on Good Friday?
Yes it will be open on Good Friday 9:00 am -6:00 pm
Where's the best place to stay?
Hotel Indigo! It’s brand new & close to Magnolia, closer to the Silos.
Is it air conditioned?
The market is air conditioned. However the back part is not. Also, it is very crowded so it doesn't have that "cool air" feel. The decrease in humidity is what you notice.
Does anyone know if they are open on labor day? They are not answering the phone.
They are open most holiday's. Their webpage says they will be open for labor day.
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