I love this antique Mall! Everyone is super friendly and all of the vendors are constantly doing…read moretheir booths up to keep things fresh! This is a store you are sure to get lost in

My wife and I love going antiqueing, and sort of found this place by accident on the way back from…read moreGainesville, so we decided to come back at a later date, which we did. It's amazing to me that they can pack so many items into a store! We were able to find some good bargains, and will go back again. The folks that work up front are professional and pleasant, and did a nice job in carefully wrapping our treasures. Love this store. The one caveat is this: just as with every other antique mall, not everything is a bargain, so you must take care. Thumbs up!

I visited this store as an antique lover and left disappointed and disgusted. We initially were…read moreenjoying the experience but soon found some mammy and jim crow memorabilia and found that repulsive to sell. Theres most likely not even a large market for it so it makes no sense. Then, a very old started talking to my friend and I asking us if we enjoyed the racist memorabilia. We obviously do not and responded with no of course we don't. I find it relevant to include we are two black ladies. I would NOTT recommend this shop at all and it is very overpriced as well. Also similar to the other posters we were also followed. DO NOT SHOP!!!!

This is one of my favorite antique spots in Dallas! First off, it's HUGE. You can spend hours in…read morethere. The prices are incredible and there's something for everyone. I've walked away with plates, Christmas village houses, tables, you name it. The staff is always so kind and it's just a joy to visit. My family and I seriously go like once a month.

I went into this store because it looked adorable from the front. Unfortunately, the person at the…read morecounter was more concerned with her phone than helping me. I walked around for at least 20 minutes and she never even acknowledged my presence until I came to the register to pay. Only then did she say anything to me and that was only "That will be $74.56". Never again will I return. I can spend my money elsewhere.

SUPPLEMENTAL EDIT: The "Bombshell" salon located within the…read morestore is now called, "The Dollhouse," according to the sign out front at least. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Very cute hidden gem in downtown Sanger! The selection is very country, and very eclectic. What really surprised me was that they had a full-service hair salon tucked away in the back (called, Bombshell)! I thought I had really scored, since I had been looking for someone to do my hair that day, but sadly, the stylists are all independently contracted by appointment only and all were booked. Still, it was a nice discovery! The store owner was very sweet and she did ask the stylists if anyone could squeeze me in, although that did not happen. She did give me a couple local suggestions and was very personable. They have a wonderful homemade candle selection with some unique and some more familiar scents (I couldn't leave without purchasing two of the mason-jars-turned-candles)! The inventory is very rustic/antique, and likely very hit-or-miss, depending one each individuals' tastes and styles. They had a couple pairs of boots, a lot of college paraphernalia for the mostly Texas schools and the local high schools as well. They had some pretty cute furniture too, although the size of the store limits the larger pieces to a dozen or so larger items. Overall, it's a great tourist spot to soak in some local flavor and leave with maybe a trinket or two. If you happen to be in the Sanger area, I would recommend taking the time to do a walk-through of the store and support their local businesses. I visited several of this store's neighbors as well, and had a really nice time just browsing around... Who knew all of these great little shops were nestled within the confines of the Sanger square? *The owner also indicated to me that she planned on opening on Sundays in the near future - with hours to coincide with the infamous Babe's Chicken located just around the corner (they are currently closed on Sundays and Mondays).*

This is one of my most favorite shops to find an original gift with an eclectic twist. I never know…read morewhat I will find when visiting the store, but I can always find an inexpensive gift or a piece from a local artisan. The employees are not only friendly but also so helpful. If you cannot find something in the shop that suits your needs, they will search for what you may be interested in and special order it without any additional charges. If you want something personalized, they are glad to do it and make much of the jewelry they sell in-house, even making something to order if you request it. There is a reason that this store wins "Best of Denton" year after year.

Still an amazing store after all these years! I've been shopping here since the late '90s and their…read morestock never misses a beat, any time I'm in town. They've renovated slightly so the counter is now in the center of the store, but pretty much everything else is the same. Take your time browsing through cards, jewelry, gifts, and make sure to pick up a "Denton Rocks" t-shirt!

3 stars for the $500 antique farm table built in the 30's in Ohio with 6 chairs and the antique 9…read moredrawer dresser for $350 (which are both incredibly great deals). The 3 stars come from the "restoration" of the antique farm table and dresser. When I purchased the dresser I asked for a small amount of cream paint to use for touch ups. I promptly took the sample to Lowes on 288 where the woman working the paint center told me the sample of paint I gave her to match was in fact not real paint. She concluded it was a bizarre mixture of chalk, glue, and some kind of binder. I was not entirely surprised by her discovery. When I first received the table I took a damp rag to the surface and discovered to my horror the "stain" came off onto the damp rag. It was also dramatically apparent she was ill equipped to restore the table when I found she had used run of the mill nails in the side of the table in a sloppy attempt to reenforce the bracing section under the table. Clearly she was unaware of furniture/ wood nails which are thin and less noticeable. I have since had to patch the holes with wood filler. I would recommend her using wood glue in the future but I can see that going badly. I purchased a gallon of top rated Valspar in the matching color. I have sense taken the table and dresser apart and began to restore both to their former glory using stripper gel, sandpaper, pre stain conditioner, stain, and a poly sealant. They are now beautiful and I receive many compliments. If she had put in real time and research into restoring these beautiful pieces of furniture she could have gotten quite a bit more for both the table and dresser. Similar tables retail for over $1,200 on antique websites and similar dressers fetch around $800. I say all this for perspective buyers who are not in the market for projects or looking to take up a new hobby, I can't say I'm entirely disappointed as I have come to enjoy the experience of refurbishing my antiques. This review is meant to come as a word of caution to prospective customers and hopefully inspire the owner to use real paint and take more care of the items she's selling, or if not be honest she has little knowledge in refurbishing or restoring antiques correctly.

From the owner: Vintage furniture and home decor. Industrial lighting, reclaimed furniture, mid century, fixer…read moreupper, Texas and Denton t-shirts

I have had this buffet table, that I use for my entry, for almost a year now. I still look at it…read morethrilled every day. It's beautiful! I had a pretty quick response in my experience. I inquired in the morning and after a little bit of phone tag I picked it up in the afternoon driving from Mesquite to Denton. They helped me take out my middle seats and loaded it in my minivan and it is HEAVY! After looking for several years for just the right table for my entry I've seen many price tags for antique tables and I feel at $450 I got a pretty good price. Other than a few places if the stain worn away ( table is about 80 years old so that is expected) the table is in excellent condition. A year later I'm still thrilled!

Unfortunately, I had furniture in their store that sold before they closed their door and…read moredisconnected their telephone. I reached out on November 9th on their Facebook site and was told I would receive a check the next week. It never happened. So sad to leave a previous good reputation tarnished.