We browsed the selections after dropping off our donation. Helpful staff. Eclectic jewelry…read moreofferings along with lots of clothing and some interesting household items.

A thrift store not like any other I've been too. Looks like a STORE and not an unorganized garage…read moresale. Because of a recent move, probably 1/2 the stuff in the store is ours And the volunteers truly appreciate your contributions!

Love this place. Lots of different one of a kind options and their OG scent is amazing! I purchased…read morein a spray for the house and I get so many compliments!!

I have recommended Old Bryan Marketplace to my family and friends. Whitney and her team are…read morewonderful and amazing. They are always helpful, friendly and kind. If you are in the market for beautiful and unique furniture, this is the place to shop.

Great hidden wonder. Only true thrifters should enter here. I really felt like Alice in Wonderland…read more I spent more time staring, admiring and strolling. Someone asked me if worked here. I said, I wish I did. Most signs display pricing. If you see something with no pricing, ask the friendly staff behind the counter. At the counter, you will find some extremely chic eyewear items. We accidentally stopped by because I forgot to pack my sunglasses. Resale shops are becoming my favorite places besides resale bookstores and libraries. This is my one of favorite stores. I will gladly drive a few hours from Houston to check them out. We stayed overnight in downtown. Their nightlife is great. Cannot wait to return.

I love this store! I shop here regularly and more often than not walk out with a treasure or two…read more If you're in Bryan, Texas, make sure you stop in.

We stumbled on this unique vintage shop today. Great variety of merchandise. We found a lot of…read moregood treasures.

I wanted to donate about 6 boxes of stuff and they wanted to charge me nearly $200.00 to donate…read more No! I am not paying a business to donate items to them when they turn around and sell the items. This is the first Goodwill store that has ever charged for donations and I just moved to CS from a large city.

A wide selection of everything I can think of. The prices were good. The majority of items are…read morejust a flat $5. Plus daily specials. I thought I had about $100 of items in my basket. The total was $53!

Great selections and sales people were nice and helpful! (Unusual for a resell shop!)read more

I feel sorry for their employees and any customers who have an issue. I've been a long time…read morecustomer and it seems like turnover is high because I don't usually see the same people. Employees, even managers, are unempowered to make small decisions without input from owners. Owners seem fixated on the bottom line instead of honest business practices. Heard a manager badmouthing owners while other employees also were frustrated. When your own employees are so quick to express frustration toward owners, it's obvious there's a problem.

Extremely cute boutique with a western vibe. They've got a small selection of housewares, men and…read morewomen's clothing, boots, and a few pieces of jewelry. It's pricey, so if you're a baller on a budget, it may be more of a window shopping situation BUT swing by at pick up the 6whiskey room spray or candle. It's HEAVENLY. The spray is $30 and smells like leather with a slight floral touch. Trust me on this one.

This store is off of the square by a block, but I'm glad I stopped in. It's really a very cute,…read morewelcoming store with loads of interesting items for sale. I could spend an hour there easily. I'll definitely be back to pick up something for the wife for Christmas!

My wife and I are dog people. I grew up with a dog most of my life. First there was MacDougal - a…read moreScottish Terrier my dad brought home. Macdougal lived until my high school days and in the meantime, my mom had brought home a small dog of some sort and named her Sunshine. We called her Sunny. When I got out on my own, I went through a brief dogless period while I just tried to keep myself fed. I met Mousse - a Chocolate Lab, in 2000 and we were inseparable. She was by all accounts my best friend. I didn't know then but around the same time, the woman who would become my wife was meeting Sasha; a Newfoundland that would be her and her daughter's companion for the rest of Sasha's life. The love we had for those dogs were equalled only by the love we have for our own children - we're that big of dog people. Sasha passed away in October of 2012 and Mousse in September of 2113. By then, my wife and I were together - although not yet married. Neither of us were in a hurry to get another dog, we both felt that we just wanted OUR dogs back. We agreed that our dog would find us. Over Thanksgiving in 2014, we had a conversation with my two sisters, who had both lost their beloved dogs in recent months. Something made my wife (We'd been married in May) start looking. By the end of the following weekend, she thought she found our dog at Handfuls on Purpose. She showed me a picture and we researched the breed. Man, that dog was adorable. Cartoonishly adorable. Like if you'd hired an illustrator to design the most adorable stuffed dog, that dog is what it would look like. We carefully completed the application and waited. We were so nervous. On the way home from a business trip one night while waiting for a response from H.O.P.E., I purchased in-flight wifi just so I could send one last email plea asking them to give us a chance to give that dog a home. They responded that they had sent a message to my wife. They said yes. My next email from 30,000 feet was to my wife. "We got the dog". and then "Landing, I have to go". She had no idea I'd sent an email and didn't know how I would have found out that we got the dog but I forward the email to her and I dutifully closed my laptop. In the next few weeks while we plotted how we'd make the trip from our home in Kansas City to Hearne Texas, Elizabeth and the staff at H.O.P.E. kept us up to date with the dog by sending emails and pictures. You see, they're dog people too. And cat people, and just lifelong companion animal people. They get it. Pets don't need owners, they need families. We drove the 800 miles (and back) in one gruelingly long weekend. We were so excited to meet the dog who'd later be named "Olive". You could tell Olive had a special place in their hearts too. I think I saw a little tear in their eyes as we promised to love and care for her. The facility was nicer than I was expecting and shame on me for expecting less. The office was clean, the pens that we saw were clean and had walls that opened up so the dogs could get fresh air. They sent us home with a care package and her brief medical records. So Olive has had her first Dr.'s visit and she's healthy. I know the staff at H.O.P.E are busy taking care of the future family companions in their care but we'll keep in touch. I think they'd care that we did.

My husband and I work in Hearne and I try and stop every time I pass by this shelter…read more I give what I can monetarily and food wise. Any place that cares for abandoned animals is a good place. As far as the previous review... IT IS for the animals so put your own feelings aside for one moment and not get so offended. This place has a lot of animals and the thing under her desk is a very scared dog who they watch when people come in... So the fact that you weren't helped to carry the food is because they were making sure that dog was ok! Don't be selfish... You did drop off food so that's a step in the right direct :) Peace out and thanks for taking care of these animals Hope!