Great store!!! Lots and lots of items small and large. This store is full of antique and vintage…read moreitems. The store is much larger then it appears. The gentlemen working here are nice and helpful. OPEN Monday-Saturday 10 am - 5 pm Sunday 12 pm - 5 pm

My friends and I went into Hey, June to try on prom dresses because we are upcoming juniors. As we…read morewere trying on dresses the woman told us to stop trying them on because she thought we weren't being genuine, although we were. As we left me and all of my friend thanked her for letting us try on dresses and she had an irritated look on her face and was being extremely rude and hostile towards us. She sarcastically said "have a nice day" and gave a non serious smirk.

I like that she has such a variety of not only clothes but purses, furniture pieces, dishes,…read morevintage items & so much more! Always different every time I go in! The owner, Melissa is so nice & helpful! It's a neat place, I love to go there!!

I've reviewed many Goodwill stores throughout this great nation. Why am I so obsessed with…read moreGoodwill? I ask myself that question often. I think it's because no store better reflects the tastes and interests of the neighboring community. One can learn much by sifting through a town's discarded junk. How do these folks spend their time? What do they read? What do they listen to? Well, after visiting this location in Brownwood, TX, I concluded that the townsfolk indulge their fetish for naked baby dolls while listening to the dulcet tones of Jimmy Swaggart and reading literature on adolescent sex offenders. Brownwood is awesome. Vinyl nerds and purists, I implore you to visit this location. While I was there, I picked up "Everybody is Beautiful" by Jim Nabors* and a treasure trove of fundamentalist music propaganda, including "God Isn't Dead" by Gerturde Behanna, "Walking with Jesus" by The Olgins (best album cover ever), and "The 1980's: Countdown to Armageddon" (no, not a Judas Priest album). For all you turntablists and samplers out there, I challenge you to mix Kraftwerk's "The Telephone Call" with Jimmy Swaggart's "Royal Telephone." In addition to the literature on adolescent sex offenders, I also found a huge stack of bibles, several dating back to the 1950's. I was initially disappointed to find no horror novels, but then I realized that the bible was the most epic horror story of all: ghosts, arcane rituals, human sacrifices, pestilence, cannibalism, and zombies. If you're in the market for an old bible, then this Goodwill has you covered. Just handle with gloves so your hands don't catch fire. Most Goodwill stores feature a sizable inventory of vintage board games, puzzles, and other toys, but I spotted none of that here. If any of those things were present, then they were buried underneath literally dozens of naked dolls. Where did all these dolls come from? Did the family of the town's slain serial killer donate his belongings to Goodwill? Had I dug deeper, I'm sure I would have discovered an ulna or perhaps a music box full of teeth. Before I left, I placed one of books on adolescent sex offenders on the same shelf as the naked dolls and snapped an arty photo. It's awesome and deserves way more than the 70 "likes" it's gotten so far. This was unequivocally the most fascinating Goodwill I've ever visited. As I was checking out, a fellow shopper's bulldog/terrier mix jumped up and hit me in the crotch. I coaxed him away by tossing a naked doll on the floor. *Yes, THAT Jim Nabors, the guy who played Gomer Pyle. The premise of a Gomer Pyle music album sounds like a bad sketch, but I assure you it's real. If I look harder, I hope to find an album titled "Richard Burton Sings Reggae."

They was rude..: traveled this way over 4hrs not for just this store but why not thrift!!! But…read morevery very rude... shouldn't even spent my $10 in there. Would never go back...

The wine is excellent and the service was even better! We enjoyed chatting with the owners and had…read moreto take a few bottles home to share. Definitely worth a visit.

Paul & Jessica Staton really have a treasure here. If you're looking for authentic Old West items,…read morebeautiful European furniture, country decor, or just a hot cup of Arbuckle's coffee and a story or three, this is the place to visit. Great folks and truly interesting inventory.

I wish I could come here every weekend. The selection is great and prices are better than any…read moreantique mall I've ever been to. I love how it's set up, it's very easy to move around in there without accidentally bumping into things. The woman at the front counter was very friendly. I'll definitely stop by again next time I'm in the area.

This is an antique store that's set up like a mall type. There are stalls with different items…read more It's clean and easy to navigate. There is also a section with metal-worked items near the front. There's a bit of everything here, so it's worth checking out. They have this fun theme about being in jail, and they even have funny things written in the bathroom. The employee was friendly. I didn't find anything this time, though there were a few temptations. Maybe next time.

Saturdays is my favorite place to go shopping in Brownwood. The couple that runs this store is so…read moreincredibly kind and welcoming and I always enjoy seeing them when I visit. This place has a variety of different antique goods ranging from clothes, jewelry, furniture, art pieces, plants, etc. All the plants I bought are from Saturdays and they add a lovely touch to my living space. I've also purchased a button-up t-shirt, bracelet, and rings from this store and I get compliments left and right. What I also love about Saturdays is that they have seasonal sales and store promos that are such steals so I would highly recommend joining their rewards/point programs (it's free too)! Whether you are looking to browse or go on a shopping spree, Saturdays is the place to be!