Still the best place in West Texas for consignment shopping! The owner is very knowledgeable…read moreabout authenticity of brand names.

Brand new prices on used clothing. The clothing is for more mature shoppers. They don't have a…read morevariety for the shopper younger than 40. A lot of the shoes are out of trend. Replicas or "knockoffs" are sold in the store which makes me think they may not know how to authenticate their designer items. Service is ok, they seem helpful. The store tends to lean to their own personal styles and pick the items they would wear. Shoppers need variety!

Fantastic selection with so much to look through! I try to go at least once a week. New things all…read moreof the time.

Closed on a Friday at 1:30 pm. This place is permanently closed. I tried calling the number. To no…read moreavail. I liked at their Facebook page and other people cannot get ahold of them either.

This place is wonderful to look around, because the displays are unique, or to shop! We stopped by…read morebecause the building was cool but got into a lovely conversation with the owner (who is super friendly) and explored the entire store. It's a eclectic mixture of antiques, modern handmade items (like bowties, children's toys, jewelry, goat's milk soap, and beard supplies), and items that are repurposed antiques with a fresh spin (we saw a bed lamp made from vintage siren - very cool!). If you're in downtown Lubbock, this is definitely a place to stop by! And if you're a local, they host events like live music and are open during the First Friday Night Art Trail - so definitely check that out!

I love this store! They have so many cool and unique finds and shown in very creative ways to help…read moregive you wonderful ideas. I have found some cool theatre style chairs along with a window that I'm planning on displaying some paintings on. The owner is amazing!!! Go check it out and see what you can discover inside the walls of Juxtaposh.

What a cute store! They carry such a great variety from Kendra Scott, Brighton, and plenty of Tech…read moreinspired clothing!! It's a must to stop by when in Lubbock!

J. Hoffman's is exceptional. I didn't realize that Lubbock had such an extraordinary store. It…read moredoesn't surprise me that they have been in business here continuously for over 50 years. Although I realize that I'm nothing special, when I walked in the ladies made me feel as though a king had arrived. They are quite poised with each of them demonstrating a beautiful, sweet demeanor. If you're a male, they will offer as much help as you might need in choosing something special for your wife or significant other. Their eclectic inventory is of exceptional quality and appeal. After I had purchased the item that I had decided upon, it was placed into a very attractive gift-bag with pink tissue paper neatly placed on top. It's easy to give J. Hoffman's a 5-star review, but I wish that 10 stars were an option. They would deserve every bit of it.

Wow! Blown away by the top-notch selection here. They're super courteous and helpful with their…read moreservice. Everything is reasonably priced and high quality!

Ok not sure why it took me so ling to check Daddy O's out but by golly this place is HEAVEN! It is…read morea true testimony to MCM furnishings, decor, kitchen stuff and more! Pat the owner is personable, has fantastic taste and offers a wide variety of MCM goods all at affordable pricing. Daddy O's does not price gouge. Pro Tips: They post pictures on Facebook EVERY Wednesday. This gives shoppers a heads-up on anything new or exciting that they have in-stock. Store is only open 2 days a week. Fri & Sat 10am-5:30pm People often gather in-line on Friday mornings to snatch up the new things in-stock. FUN!!!!!

My wife loved this small, cute boutique. Does it matter what I think?read more

They are such a welcoming and cozy boutique. I love all of the clothes everything is extremely…read moreaffordable and staff are always so kind!

This very large antique mall is just minutes from my family home. I was thrilled to find it and…read moremake it over to have a look. The vast majority of displays here are locked glass cabinets. It makes sense as a lot of the items are glass themselves or otherwise fragile. Lots of jewelry, watches, and even a good case-full of old pens and pencils (most not in the greatest shape). Perhaps one of the most interesting collections is the one along the left wall with lots of old WWII items and a huge collection of knives both antique and newer. Further back in the store you can find the larger items and furniture pieces. There's a cool Coca-Cola-everything booth. Tons of stationery and postcards. Many old boxes and containers still sealed with the original product inside. Staff is a bunch of friendly older folks that it was a pleasure to chat with. Prices are honestly high for the most part, but it's very much worth a look. Just make sure you set aside a few hours...

Awesome variety of antiques in a huge store. Prices high but bargains can be found…read moreStaff was great and knowledgeable

I like the concept behind this store. It shares the name with another such store I found on the…read moreother side of the country. However, the execution is a bit different. Here they've divided the store into sections. One side antique, the other side thrift. The antique side is a nicely curated display of antiques that seem to give that Texas feeling. There's a huge assortment of old cameras I always like looking through. They have some guns and swords, lots of signs, taxidermy, silver plate stuff, old and new bar tap handles, and one old typewriter that I've taken a liking to. My only issue here is that the prices do seem a bit too high. For example with the typewriter, which may need some kind of repair to be functional, so I think the $75 price tag is too much. The thrift side is much less nicely decorated. It feels just like a thrift store and flows like a Goodwill. Some of the items are actually "new old stock". There's a small bookshelf, a bunch of decor and such, some cabinetry for a workshop, and plenty more to peruse. The prices on this side are much more reasonable. Even cheaper than Goodwill in most cases. If nothing else, a trip here is worthwhile because it feels a lot like visiting a museum, except that it's one you can buy stuff from.

Super cool store with lots of inventory, new and old. Looks like remnants from close-out sales,…read moreestate sales mixed in with some personal collections. If you are into Circus posters, slot machines, taxidermy, metal signs and gas pumps you GOT TO go to Thriftique.