This antique is amazing. We picked up some vintage metal monopoly pieces we plan to use for craft…read morestore sign. At every turn, you can see a different era. It is not your typical Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Coca-Cola collection. Some items are extremely rare and placed behind a tall glass see through case. We entered as 10 and towards the end, my better and half and I are the only ones who stayed. You can take anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours. It is similar to visiting a cottage house converted to an antique store. Items range from affordable to I need to save a whole summer for that piece. We look forward to visiting them again.

3.5 This is a pretty…read moregood sized store and the owners were very friendly and talkative. There are some good things here and I found a few trinkets to take home. Parking can be a bit hard to get close to the store on busy days.

This place has some really great finds. They sell books for 10c each. The used furniture is pretty…read morereasonable too. You can get solid wood end tables for 10 bucks. I saw this beautiful vintage mirror for 10 bucks, I really wanted to get it but couldn't at the time. This is a great place for some very reasonably priced vintage furniture items, which you can refurbish.

I'm giving this place 5 stars even if they don't have every home renovation item you could think…read moreof. It represents one of my favorite organizations, recycling, hardware & home improvement. They sell lots of light fixtures & ceiling fans, electrical supplies, smoke detectors, some furniture, doors, windows, kitchen fixtures & cupboard doors/drawers, bathroom fixtures, plumbing supplies, a ton of blinds, slats, curtains & rods, linoleum & tile flooring, W/D, ranges/ovens, refrigerators, hardware, paint, and more. The materials they sell come from recycling from some Habitat for Humanity projects, vendor return/overstock/damage, contractor surplus and salvage, and ordinary people moving or replacing fixtures/cabinets/appliances, etc.... If you shop or donate here you could conceivably: Find precisely what you need. Find something to replace a worn item you hadn't budgeted to fix. Save a wheelbarrel of money. Buy a wheelbarrel. (I saw one there.) Support Habitat for Humanity. Recycle the above & many other items, reducing the environmental impact of production. Contribute to keeping these items out of landfills. Donate sell-able/salvageable items you replaced above, or even bought retail. Keep those replaced items out of landfills. Pretty cool, huh?

The staff here is so representative of the Bryan/College Station mom and pop that I grew up with! I…read morecalled a few days before I visited to see if they had any copies of the latest Harry Styles album and they did. They also let me know they had complimentary posters with purchase. Yes, I paid the premium on the album but I also was able to support a small business. The sweet woman at the counter also threw in a pin and a sticker with the poster. I would absolutely recommend this place and the location is great!

I can only speak to their online experience. They're sort of like a clown car in terms of the…read morecustomer service experience. You can do much better with other record stores in the area

Found this cute store with my daughter. They are super nice and fairly inexpensive. I could spend…read morehours looking at all the cool stuff they have. I just wish they sold online or shipped to Caliornia. Highly recommend this place

I want to purchase all the things here. We got night stands but wanted several other items. They…read morehave furniture, nic nacks, & basically anything for home decor. All in that rustic farmhouse shabby chic style. Cheyenne was very helpful. FYI. They don't have inventory of every item. We are waiting a few weeks for the furniture to come in.

A great little antique store next to a great coffee shop! Lots of unique items.read more

Great customer service. Beautiful items for sale. Everything nice and neat and clean. Only thing,…read moreI did the know what the prices were.

I had a great experience there the receptionist Pam was awesome and a lot of help. The costumer…read moreservice was excellent. I will defiantly recommend twin city missions to my family and friends.

Came here for the first time. My wife and I were vendors of a market event that was a part of the…read moreIola Community Center located next door. We were located inside the Mercantile in the back so we had to walk through the whole store to get to the backside to setup. The building is old looking on the outside, but don't let that fool you from how large and beautiful the inside is. There are so many different merchandises available here. They have antiques ranging from $3 - $200+. Parking in front is very limited, but unless there's an event, you shouldn't have any issue finding parking on the street. The staff are very friendly. There are restrooms available as well and are clean like their shop.

Lovely owners and great location to find nice thrifted items. I really like the movie selection as…read morewell!