We had a lot of fun . Got a plant and a sign and plan to go back next year. Lots to see go early…read morenot late because as the day goes on it get hotter

I spent abut 2 hours here on a Sunday, arrived around 10am and found parking to be a breeze. Maybe…read moreI got lucky though, as usual and found a front spot. There are about 6 covered buildings where you can find mostly new goods and foods. The perimeters along the freeway, sides and back are where individuals pull up in their vehicles, unload and sell anything and everything. I did not see a great deal of antiques, collectibles and such like that, so i was a tad bit disappointed. But this place is huge and you are bound to find something if you are looking for it. Best part of all, there is no fee to get in, no car fee, nothing! as other yelpers indicated, it does get dusty in the parking lot.

Fun place to walk around. Wonderful prices even better food. All the shop owners were very nice and…read moreprofessional. Highly recommend.

Bathrooms not working!!! Should never have let customers in the building. I'm sure the water dept…read moreknew this flush was scheduled.

Great stuff!!! Really, great variety of quality antiques, jewelry, collectibles and all sorts of…read moreperiod pieces to enhance your collection. Tools, vintage toys, textiles, medical and something from every "ana" there is. However, nearly everything we picked up was not priced. Come prepared to haggle, or accept whatever price you're given upon request.

Absolutely love this place. We have been going here for years. The owners are super sweet. They…read morehave a variety of small antiques, toys, jewelry, coins etc. The prices are very reasonable. It is a must stop for any antique collector who loves a good scavenger hunt.

Their stores hours are not correct. It says open till 5:30 Thursday to Saturday and I went the…read moreother day on a Thursday at 4pm and they were closed. I tried on Saturday and called them first around 4:03pm and the lady said she was closing. Awful business if you can't get your hours correct.

Great place to visit if you love to hunt through the different booths. You also must check the…read morearea in the back with all the records, lots of hidden gems.

Some neat finds. They here hesitant to allow my dogs entry but gave in…read more Found some great furniture that if reupholstered would be amazing! Interesting collection of 8 tracks! LOL!! Although this store is worth stopping in, I'm not sure if anything would ever find its way to to my home. But to each their own! LOL!!

One of the best selections of Antiques in the RGV. Great prices and very hospitable. Highly…read morerecommend !

Such a great shop! Friendly lady at front. They welcomed my dogs in and we all had a great time…read more Some great finds. Went home with the rooster! LOL! We enjoy this shop, been several times.

Well-sized antique store with plenty of booths and a very friendly (and inviting) staff!read more

Came in during a very busy weekend for the areas. Staff was pleasant a lot to look at .read more

As out of Towner's we enjoy a good antique shop this place was a great spot, we were greeted as…read morewalking in and I asked for a RR since I'm 7 months pregnant she allowed me to use their employee only rr which I was very grateful for. Their clothing section was awesome I would really enjoy some pieces and plan to go back after baby arrives. They had a great LP section. Great furniture pieces too. We would definitely go back.

Where can you get a giant Tweety Bird pinata, a metal cactus and some talavera pottery - all on one…read moreplace?? Also, where can you get free Margaritas (frozen or on the rocks) while you shop? OK....so I am kidding about that last part....but now that I have your attention.....here is the quick back-story. In a recent trip to S. Texas, one stop we were making was to look for decent pricing on several pieces of pottery for our patio. We looked at 3-4 places around Harlingen, but found this El Gallo to have the best pottery variety/selection and decent prices - even when compared to the 'fruit stands' north of town on State Hwy. 77. On their Biz card, it says "El Gallo - Pinateria y Mexican Imports". In summary, here is a list of what they carried; - Terra Cotta Clay Pottery (many sizes, styles, colors) - Terra Cotta Home Accents - Talavera Pottery (limited selection) - Metal art pieces (limited selection with animals, bugs, cactus & Texas Stars) - Pinatas; While we did not browse the pinatas, they did appear to have quite a selection of sizes and characters. PRO TIP; If you speak Espanol, then you are in the best position to negotiate a discount if you are buying LOTS of pottery. If tu no habla Espanol, then you are out of luck. Gringo y gringas will need ask for Alejandra (956) 460-2874 or call her to see if she is working that day.