What a neat adventure I had at The Market At 76067! The most amazing thing about my visit is what…read moreI did not know until after I left and did a little research on this place...I never noticed it is a vendor mall! Inside, this place is so cohesive and "put together". That the whole time I was there I never picked up on the fact that it is actually comprised of over 100 different vendors. The place just flowed so smoothly and so beautifully. It's huge, so it flowed for over 12,000 square feet. I saw everything from home decor, bath & body products, jewelry, clothing, a place to customize olive oils, candies, nuts, and more! Also, I would be remiss if I did not mention the Manager and staff who were all very welcoming and helpful. What a great experience!

In the middle of Mineral Wells is a darling shop that everyone needs to browse through. They use…read moreantiques to decorate with, and the decorations are beyond creative and lovely. Bathrooms are filled with children's cuteness. There are multiple levels so be sure and go upstairs - for me that was where the magic really is. There are so many rooms upstairs it almost feels like a maze. But a maze you want to go through. The staff was very pleasant while I was in there, and while there was only a few people working, they mange's the large store well.

You would think just by reading the sign to the place that it's going to be a really intense…read moreframing store, but what caught my attention driving by were all the used books on carts outside. I figured it didn't hurt to drop in just to see their selection. You first walk into the framing side of the store that also houses a lot of neat signs and house knickknacks, candles, etc. The adjoining store attached to it is for booklovers such as myself. Used paperbacks are my specialty and I love them more than new hardbacks. Every book in the store was less than $3.77 with most on the clearance rack going for .50. They even had bundled books for certain authors (Dean Koontz, James Patterson, and Janet Evanovich, etc.) that would still go for $3.77 for three of them. I ended up finding a great find on the perfect coffee table book, a sign for my woman cave room, and 4 softbacks that came out to 14 bucks! Four stars for them not having the greatest selection on travel and books related to food/cooking. Those were a bit outdated.

My family has been using Frames, Etc. for many years. They have always been helpful, chipper and…read morequick. Julie has excellent taste and is available for advice if you need it! They have a huge selection of previously owned books - good for avid readers that don't mind purchasing used. Also, it generally smells good. A ploy to cause you to stay longer and browse, I'm sure of it!

What a fun store in the middle of an old house. A little bit of everything that even flows to the…read moreoutside. Didn't take long to find something I had to have. No doubt, I can find more on a return visit. Put Bluff Dale and The Front Porch on your visit list.

From the owner: Handcrafted Items, Antiques, Garden and Yard Art, Misc.read more

Great spot with a cool 'old school' soda shop vibe. Super menu with so many delicious choices,…read morefriendly folks, and a nice place to browse for that out of the ordinary gift. Always a favorite stop while on the square!

Great ice cream! We stopped by during our vacation. We didn't get to try the food but the ice cream…read morewas awesome! Fun little stop, especially with kiddos. Very kind and friendly staff.

First time visiting as we have passed the Mercantile several times and thought we'd check it out…read moreand try the Soda Shop. Sadly, the soda-shop was closed! We were told that they didn't have volunteers to run it. Hmmmm... the Mercantile had a wide selection of merchandise from decor to jewelry and even some antique furniture way in the back. We enjoyed shopping and even brought home a mid-century magazine stand that had been using as a display at the front of the store. We enjoyed our visit but it seemed incomplete without the soda shop experience.

This is a MUST stop kind of place. Locally crafted items and sweet, friendly service. Check out the…read morehandcrafted wire jewelry. Ms Cece was so kind and helpful!

Your soul feels lighter after visiting this store. It is decorated so nice and inviting. You…read morecould spend hours looking at all the treasures. Great town square with more shops like this one.

This was one of the few shops on the square that was still open around 6 and wasn't in a rush to…read moreshoo us out. There are a lot of interesting items here and it was decorated for Christmas. We found a plushie and the employee was friendly and talkative so that was nice.

I love supporting a Christian Kingdom Businesses! This one is absolutely precious. Come sip on some…read moreof their Glen Rose coffee, (available for purchase if you love it) the notes of maple and Carmel are smooth and soothing and really create a fun experience as you browse through the store! Front Porch Designs has partnered with ministries throughout the world to bring you products that are beautifully designed and well made, and address Kingdom needs. I purchased a really cute tea towel today, and the proceeds will support victims of human trafficking. This shop is a must see!

This place is certainly the most unique place on the square. I am told it has just opened…read morerecently. This place is loaded with a unique collection of all kinds of artsy home décor from all over. The items will appeal to men & women alike. There is also a variety of unusual jewelry made just for their shop. There are all kinds of bird cages, antique signs, home décor and more-including a pickup door from the early 1900's. No matter how I explain what the shop has to offer, it would not do it justice. Not only is the collection unique but as my husband said, the gentlemen has an eye for grouping collections in the most beautiful way. He also has an eye for taking old doors and decorating them to be part of your home décor. These alone are worth the trip!

Great store in the Square! I was out and about looking for nice stocking stuffers when I fell upon…read moreSpellbound. It is a gift shop with quality items. I bought a mustard colored scarf for $22 and a gift coffee table book for $20. They just introduced a mens' section with cigars and humidors. Great addition to the square!

My favorite little shop in Graham. I love the huge trees nearby and the way the decorated outside…read moreof the shop. Creates a nice ambiance and in the fall, it almost feels like you're in New England. I secretly wish they'd place some outdoor tables and chairs to sit at and sell a simple cup of tea that time of year. It'd go great with their sundries and sweets. They have an eclectic assortment of sentimental and unique items if you're looking for a little something to treat yourself, or to buy as a gift for someone else. For a small shop, even my kiddo always finds something new she wants me to get her. She particularly likes the chocolates that look like rocks. I also love their card selection - they're not the normal ho-hum mass produced ones... and as I type this, I'm wanting to go again...

My Go To place for unique gifts: candies, clothing, home decorations, toys, ceramic birds that…read morebrighten up your kitchen window sill, jewelry, getting cards, beautiful faux flowers and plants, wall decorations, religious reminders, unique flashlights, cute signs, etc., etc.....