Very friendly owners, gave us a lot of information about the upcoming antique fairs. They have…read morethree beautiful barns FULL of antiques! Bring your checkbook, these antiques are pricey but tons of selection, you're sure to find something you can't live without! We would love to come back for the 22 miles of antique shopping when it's the season!

Wonderful, family owned business. Great collection of beautiful pieces. The owners are very…read moreinviting and knowledgeable! We came through on Monday and this was one of the only places open- but we were lucky to have the chance to explore! Highly recommend!

So rude. I walked in 12 minutes before closing and Judy glared at me and let out a huge exasperated…read moresigh. I said "I know, I promise I will be gone by 5 - the sweet lady next door told me I had to check out your store". She literally told me "you better not find anything, I'm already counting my money". Will never return. Go next door to Pot Luck Trading for a better selection anyways.

So many unique finds in this shop! Vintage pieces, charming decor, jewelry, license plates, Texas…read morememorabilia, quits, fabric and notions, framed art, treasures of all sorts in all price ranges. It's so fun to browse, and the owner is such a nice lady too! Locally owned, woman-owned. Right in the historic courthouse square. Love Judy's Attic!!

Amazing craftsmanship and customer service, we have done several projects with Jason and he always…read moredelivers an excellent product (signs & table)! Highly recommend!!

We've purchased a few custom pieces from here and our experiences have been nothing but stellar…read more Their in-house team is friendly, extremely competent and their craftsmanship is second to none. They were attentive to detail and called to follow up just to ensure our satisfaction with the process. I'll continue to recommend them for custom work.

9.20.25 What a cool store. Clothes, decor, candles,…read moretchotchkes, lotions and furniture. The staff were so nice to all of us. Stop in and have a blast!

I'm sure this place has an energy when full. As for my trip, not so much. It's very possible, I…read morecame in, unaware of the lore expecting to find a one off, vintage decor hotspot, but this place offers something else entirely. If you're seeking vibrant decor, western wear, beauty and wellness gifts, or graphic tees with an attitude in multiple sizes, this is your place. That being said, if this sounds like your vibe, the store is pretty sizable, just look for the giant pink car on your way in. It's personally not my aesthetic, but that doesn't mean it's not yours. If you find yourself in Round Top, it's certainly worth visiting atleast once.

There is some great mid century modern furniture displayed!…read moreI recommend the chairapy class. There is also quirky home decor, and hand made light fixtures that are eye catching! There is also beautiful artwork as well. All by local artisans! The hand painted and embellised cattle skulls are to die for!

Just as you're pulling into Hempstead, you'll find this small house off to the left. It is pretty…read morewell laid out and merchandised considering how tight the space is. It is a pretty small house. Inside you'll find books, shoes, some glassware, bedding and clothes, but little in the way of furniture. This place also doubles as a food pantry, but there are no public restrooms here. Prices here are pretty much less than what you would pay at Goodwill. However, this is a cash only thrift store, no credit cards or anything over a $50 bill. Informative photos included.

We bought 4 Crepe Myrtle trees and 3 others and are very happy about them. The office lady (our…read moremain contact) was very nice and knowledgeable. The price is far lower than any places in Austin. It's a little drive out there but it wasn't bad at all. Workers came to deliver and planted them in our front and backyard. Very professional. Everything went smoothly and we can't wait for spring to come soon!!!

Disappointed in a company that I have recommended many times…read more My wife and I were looking for a new tree for our front yard several years ago and we came across PermaVista Trees in Brenham. We took a trip to view their trees and decided on a Shumard Red Oak Tree. They delivered the tree and planted it for us. The first year the tree looked okay, but didn't bud when other Shumard's in the area budded. We just thought, it's newly planted and didn't think much more about it. The next year, half of the tree budded, but the other half took another month to bud leaves. This year half of the tree is dead and the other half is showing stress. Knowing now there is an issue, we called an arborist to come take a look at the tree. After his review he said that whomever planted the tree didn't plant it correctly. He said that trees grown in containers need to have their curved roots cut and some of the initial dirt dislodged or the curved roots will continue to twist - cutting off water and nutrients needed by the tree to grow correctly. Sadly, I called Permavista this morning to let them know about my situation and to have them remind their staff that plant trees for them to plant them correctly - so what happened to me doesn't happen to anyone else in the future. At first they seem uninterested and didn't really say anything on the phone. Thought wow ... I just wasted two years growing time and $600 on a once thriving tree until they planted it incorrectly. They did follow up with a text, but only with an offer to buy another tree. Then they went on to explain how the tree should have been planted. Well ... we all know how it should have been planted - but your staff didn't do that. They just cut the container away and dumped it in the hole they just dug. I didn't expect a new tree out of the deal, but I would have loved for them to take responsibility and offer to dig up the tree and plant it correctly. They just said, we will let our manager know. Guess I won't be recommending them in the future. Sad - since they have nice trees and staff. But not worth it if the crew which plants the trees don't know what they are doing.

This was my first time out in Round Top for their bi-annual event during their Winter event…read more(January time) to do some shopping with the BFF. Our visit at Blue Hills at Round Top was our 2nd stop after our time at the Big Red Barn browsing/buying just a mile away from this location. Right off the bat the biggest perk about Blue Hills is the FREE entry coupled with free parking lot (no valet, just park yourself) and space for a ton of people to be here at this venue all at once. The lot is mostly rocks and field and if it is rainy it might be muddy. Anyone who has mobility issues or wheelchair bound will have a difficult time navigating in the parking lot and in and out of the container/warehouse spots. Even the restroom is questionable on whether or not it will be accessible or comfortable. We noticed there was a map located in one of the back parking lot areas but it was hard to figure out what or where vendors were located. Nothing was really labeled besides restroom and bar/food areas. We noticed signs that said "European Art" and "Mid-Century Art" banners and sizes but not all vendors were that same type of art/antiques. It is best to check each vendor our despite what signs or areas you see labeled with those banners. The bar was friendly! I think a local hotel hosts the bar that has wine, beer, water, sodas, and cocktails to-go. Prices were very decent on cocktails and all used local liquors and beers. It is pricy here for all of the offerings by vendors. I found a combo vintage glassware and record seller in one of the spots. Record prices were slightly inflated for what they were selling but I did get a decent $10 Bob Dylan 1964 album in a sea of over 150 records. I noticed the folks that came here dressed to impress. I saw so many couples and folks just dressed to the nine in posh cowboy chic and lots of large hats can be seen here. I even noticed very fancy and high-end cars like Tesla, Range Rovers, Porche, etc. It is a whole vibe and type of dress if you come here especially during the biannual event in Round Top for antique shopping.

As a first time visitor to the Round Top Antique Fair, I didn't know where to start. We weren't…read moreable to make it for the Big Red Barn dates (the fact that that venue charges a fee was a turn-off as well). On opening day, we decided to head to Blue Hills first, since it was the biggest venue. That was a good decision since we were able to snag a great parking spot. In just an hour, the place was full of cars trying to find parking. Luckily, we were in and out. SO GO EARLY. I repeat, GO EARLY. We were only in Round Top for one day so I'd have been really upset to spend most of it at this venue. Personally, I found Blue Hills disappointing. This is based strictly on what I prefer in terms of my antiquing experience. I like the more traditional antique store experience -- a variety of art, decor, trinkets, etc. all at different price points. I like finding weird dolls and clowns (that I won't necessarily buy) and finding little treasures that won't cost a fortune. I didn't see many vendors like that here (I had better luck at The Venue and Zapp Hall). I saw a lot of larger items -- furniture (some of it very expensive) and expensive European art and rugs, etc. Some yard decorations. The best vendor was probably the one selling antique maps. Ultimately, this venue didn't have what I was looking for. Overall, I'm glad we came early and were able to quickly see that Blue Hills wasn't for us. There are so many other venues to check out -- it's tough for first timers to know where to go.