Really great selection, prices are good.. we have been there multiple times and always find a lil…read moresomething for our home.. staff is really nice and friendly..

First off, they take Apple Pay…read more First time visitor ... was greeted when I walked in. The two girls working were super nice. Walked away with a cast iron corn cob mold & a vintage yellow Pyrex. Next visit... baskets. I was floored at the quality of everything. My two items came out to $25! Don't get a shopping cart, you'll blow your budget. Favorite store in the area!

Sprawling "little bit of everything" antique store. Lots of European items, some old, some new,…read moretons of stuff for filling out decor for kitchens and dining rooms. Items are sorted into different areas by type, so to see what they have, you'll need to hike through ALL the corners. Even had some vintage sports gear. When you get into the furniture area, it's almost claustrophobic making your way through the aisles - it's that packed. Well worth stopping in and looking!

The smell is overwhelming. The ceiling is falling down in some area and there cobwebs on almost…read moreeverything. I wasn't greeted when I walked in or out either. The items they have are VERY niche. Didn't see a single thing that caught my eye. The furniture is very expensive as well compared to other stores in the area.

Everyone was so helpful and kind !!! Worked hard to make…read moresure we were happy with everything

I believe that this place is probably the biggest flea market/antique mall that I have ever been…read moreto. Amazingly as big as it is it is under construction, where they are adding a second story to what I believe we're almost double the size or number of booths that this place has. There is lots to see here and it's easy to get lost., as you walk through the maze Of booths that are here. It is one of those places that almost anyone, and everyone will surely be able to find at least something that they would like.

Small town friendly, this venerable rural store turned into a mini café serving small affordable…read morebreakfast or lunch plates. The coolers have local eggs, cold drinks, slices of pie, desserts etc. Bakery goods, and candies. Merchandise: Local honey, preserves, and local specialty bottled wines! Country handcrafted goods, both new, and vintage/estate. All Made In USA! You don't have to be Texan to appreciate nice home decor made by hand. "Tom's Furniture Barn" next door, has been absorbed into this Chisholm Country Store. (enter Barn via the Store lobby). Feel free to peruse the red-carpeted floor of the "Barn" (watch that first step Down!) An eclectic array of pre-owned wood furniture, home decor, books, seasonal decorations, and ya-never-know's. No sales pressure! No big mark-up. Chisholm Store dining staff is pleasant & helpful, the Daily Meal Special is on blackboard near entry. Seating is at tables in the lobby, plenty of room for other customers to stroll by. (not recommended for shy eaters!) I had the Street Tacos, and the Chicken Enchilada Soup: Good fresh ingredients, not overly spicy, just enough for the bite, then easy on your belly. Prices are better than fast food drivethru joints, and the food is healthier. *small parking lot, right along Hwy 205 which is very busy due to massive growth in Terrell, and Forney, TX to the south. Hwy 205 is at Exit #68 Interstate 30 in Rockwall, TX. Chisholm Store is 7 miles straight south down Hwy 205.

Food is fantastic. Signature chicken salad. The croissants are fresh & flakey (better to eat it…read morethere than to go for flakiness to stick), The mixed green salad with pecans and feta is so good. Raspberry vinaigrette pairs well. My husband prefers their giant sandwich. That's the half portion! The berry tea is delicious & made with fresh berries. The peach cobbler is perfect- not coyingly sweet, fresh hot peaches, flakey dough, and topped with ice cream and cream and sprinkle of cinnamon!! Staff is super friendly and attentive.

Have really tried to like this place.. as i grew up here and while its changes looks and locations…read moreit has been a staple in mckinney for many years. Just every interaction with them ends up being tremendously disappointed and even rude and stand offish. Today i was told by one of the main folks there, after stringing me along for several Weeks telling me she and other merchants were interested in purchasing some vintage/antiqua items iI have for m sale, that "she was going to purchase however she didnt want to have to deal with someone like me" .. unsure what thats supposed to mean. Maybe she meant I actually follow up with people when I say Im going to. Had the same exact experience on 2 other occasions when wanting to purchase an item; and then when I tried renting a booth and becoming a vendor. ZERO follow through. Always seem to have attitude as if they are above others Prob my LAST time to deal with them. Plenty of other good places that treat their customers WAY better.

Came in to find a restroom which was much appreciated!…read more This place is HUGE and has so many interesting spots to look at including antiques and some local homemade goods. Had a good time searching around for a bit on a Saturday afternoon--it was packed!