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!

Great place to shop. Good choices on some food, small appliances, Rugs, Books…read more Bedding items. Bath Sheets for $7.99!?!? Nice big ones. Seasonal items. Good Stuff Cheaps

Uncluttered and laid out well. Had a large selection of merchandise and not only are the prices…read morereasonable but everything appeared to be priced! People were friendly and the parking lot was laid out well. My only hesitation in recommending this place was there were quite a few people walking the parking lot. They were not shopping. I did, however, notice that there was a set of cameras brought into the parking lot, that had a flashing blue light atop the pole they were mounted to. This was a nice deterrent for those looking to do some shopping in the parking lot lol. I give them a 4 star rating, which I would definitely change to 5 if they can give a more secure feeling while shopping.

They have some incredible deals going today. I was just looking for paint and walked out with some…read moreplants. This store has a great selection for the DIY's from paint, lumber, and tools. I would say come in take a look and walk out with something for your home or next project. You will also be help out such a cool nonprofit. Did you know Habitat sells homes too? I walked into there office lobby next door to the store and picked up an application for my brother.

This place is hard to rate. They have a couple of outlets - one on S Probandt, and one on Walzam…read moreRd. Probandt is an old warehouse and the goods are presented in a commensurate fashion, making it kind of a dump to go to. BUT it is very large and they have a lot of items. The Walzam Rd location is smaller, more store-like and a lot cleaner. Selection is similar but my impression is of smaller quantities and more limited selection. They both carry a wide range of construction and household materials, whether reclaimed from remodels or demolitions, or closeouts, seconds and scratch-and-dent. They also have a lot of paints, much of which is "evolve", a brand that keeps excess project or returned paint from being senselessly dumped in landfills. Prices are better than the building materials stores, but you still need to know what a good price is, as some of the smaller household goods can be found for less elsewhere (mainly online). But bargains are to be found if you don't mind spending time browsing. I suggest coming prepared with a complete list of what you might need, so you come away with what you really want at a price that suits you. All of that said, remember that this is a thrift store for Habitat for Humanity, a very good organization that makes affordable housing available for low income people. So anything you buy supports a great cause. I would have rated this 3-stars, but the nature of what their main focus is caused me to make it 4-stars since the dollars you spend here contributes to helping people in need.

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.

We stopped in after a wonderful breakfast at The Haven. Owner Sylvia greeted us warmly and allowed…read moreus to browse to our hearts' content. The shop is chockablock full of tasteful, tastefully displayed merchandise. My wife picked out a lovely embroidered blouse and earrings that were both exceptionally well-priced.

Accidentally running into this cute little boutique was the highlight of my day! Not sure if it's…read morenew but I had never heard of The Artisan prior to today. Are you looking for local art, jewelry, and unique SA style threads? If so, this is the place for you! I could have purchased like 10 pairs of earrings while I was there but I had to control my eagerness. I can not wait to go back and buy earrings! Support local and small business; check it out asap!

I love coming here, the owner has everything Talavera and good prices. Very kind, patient, and…read morehelpful.

I bought a Christmas truck at Jalisco Imports. The owner is very nice and ready to help. Great &…read morefast customer service!

Great shopping for architectural relics. Dozens of old doors, stained glass windows, unusual street…read morelamps, and more. The owner was very pleasant to work with and had been in the relics or antiques business for 40 years. The price was reasonable, and we have several other things we're considering as we restore our antique home. Mike and Carol San Antonio

Stumbled upon this spot while thrift shopping in the area. At first glance this spot looks cool as…read moreheck. I saw so many colorful and old/vintage windows and home pieces that could add or enhance your home or add a unique aesthetic to your home. The only thing I wasn't impressed with was the pricing, the lack of cleanliness or upkeep of the store, and the disappointment in this store definitely not being ADA complying for anyone who may have a mobility issue or wheelchair bound. There are so many items tucked away in corners and up against the walls here that it just seems like it would be dangerous and compact to try to walk comfortably. Parking might be a thing as we couldn't see any spots in front that would allow us to park. We had to park down the way (alley) and walked over to get to the store. It's really dusty here and although many things are labeled with the year and the type of wood/metal/glass the pricing just doesn't make any sense. I will say if you are down to explore and really take your time to look around to find a unique piece do it but maybe bring gloves? Everything is old and not in the best condition so be forewarned.