Loved the idea of this reuse store for crafters. Walked out with two bags full and was so thrilled…read morethat I'm going to go through my craft room and donate what i done use or need. 10/10 would go back.

Visited for the first time today. Store is well lit and well stocked. The product varies as it's…read morebased on donations. The store is organized by type: fabric, sewing, paints, paper, etc... Nothing is priced as you fill your bag and pay what you want/can. Avg donation is $15-20. Staff was friendly. They provide bags as you walk in or you can bring your own. If you want to dig through the small stuff, might want to bring some small baggies with you to keep organized in your bag.

Fantastic quality of wax. Candles are unique and they smell great!read more

Came here to pick up some items because it was near by and the gentleman at the counter was very…read morepolite and informative. This is definitely my go to spot from now on. Thank you!

This place was like a dream to me. I LOVE paper like this for scrapbooking, pen pal letters, etc…read more It just felt magical. If you love paper and you're tired of the generic mass produced crap they sell at major hobby stores, you'll love this place.

Amazing, beautiful paper. Paper is unique and each sheet is a beautiful work of art. I started…read moreusing paper as a medium for my art. I searched for local places and the only thing people had was generic, factory made paper or simple pressed flowers with no color. I love this store.

this place literally has something for everyone, in a compact, gorgeous, welcoming little space!!…read morethe employees are super friendly and helpful and almost always strike up a little conversation. tons of candles, stationary, gag gifts, jewelry, gifts for babies, new parents, bride to be's, and a dedicated section for men!! prices are no worse than those on amazon or walmart, and they have range in price point too (though nothing is incredibly high end). go local!!! also, they go alllllll the way out for christmas. a must check out for those with the spirit!!

A cute little trinket shop. Not exactly the most SFW place, but lots of games, oddities and…read moreknick-knacks for gifts. This place screams weird, strange, and fun, full of unashamed attitude and vulgarity. The world needs more places like this.

The cutest local market store with local artist items. Great little Knick Knacks- jewelry, tshirts,…read morebookmarks, magnets, post cards, cards, ect. Loved the whole store.

This is one of the cutest stores in Bishop Arts! I believe the building houses different vendors,…read morebut all under one roof. It's fun to browse through all the trinkets from soap, to jewelry, to baby items, cards, tshirts, magnets. All the fun stuff with Oak Cliff labeled items too. Support local!

Unique shopping, dining experience. Really, hand made cigars? Vinyl albums as museum art?…read more Lays new track into the Oak Cliff/ Bishop Arts experience!

I love Boomer's!! The bf & I are huge Mavs fans, so we go…read moreto Dallas whenever we can for games... but that's usually all we do. The basketball thing. We decided to poke around in Oak Cliff & Bishop Arts District, and I thought it was strange that no one was walking around... you know, on the sidewalk? .... anywhere. But I guess that's just an Austin thing? Anyway. We wandered in & out of shops & galleries & I am NOT a shopper & I was about to just say, "let's go back to the car so we can go back to the hotel so I can be bored in the hotel room" when I saw a CUTE messenger bag in the window. I walked inside, found a dress (super cute), a scarf (I had no idea I was so into scarves, my goodness!), some cigars (I don't even know if I can smoke them but it seems so fun right now), a few shirts, and .... S#@^. They're out of the messenger bags. Except the one on the display. I'm gonna be that person. There, I did it. The GREATEST thing about this shop is that it's in Dallas. Let me explain: all the things I found here can be found at any number of shops in the Triangle, on South Congress, 2nd Street, all over Austin in hip little boutiques. But most people in Dallas don't dress like most people in Austin. So my awesome messenger bag was only $11. The dress was $19. You get the idea. I'm not saying I will EVER drive to Dallas just to go shopping... but if I'm there again any time soon (I will be, it's basketball season!), I'm going to head back to Boomer's.

I started coming here last year whenever I needed card because of the adorable selection of fun…read morecards for various occasions. The owner and her sweet poodle are so kind and helpful. I came in today looking for a graduation card and gift, and they helped me research options and think of ideas. The environment is welcoming, clothes are size inclusive, and everything there is well made and priced fairly. I highly recommend!

So many good things at All Good Things! It's a small space but oh-so-cute, a little old house…read moreturned boutique. 4-5 rooms of goodies to explore, and I love to browse. Lots of ladies clothes -- some bohemian options, sundresses, and frilly pieces. Adorable baby clothes and toys. Unique and inclusive children's books. Funky handcrafted jewelry and home decor pieces. Really lovely and cutesy stationery & cards. Delicious candles. We bought the one they had lit in the store at the time and we love it. Now it's the signature scent of our home office! 100% soy, clean burning, and in the prettiest glass holder. I also purchased a faded black jumpsuit that's super comfortable and cute, and perfect for pretty much any season. The owner, Kristen, was there working the register at the time of our visit. She was so kind and made great suggestions. Can't wait to come back and buy some gifts for my mom and friends. Looks like they have new holiday candles and decor coming out!