Grapevine Consignment

While the variety of items sold is very good, the prices were very much on the high end of things. But the reason I'm leaving such a low rating is that we couldn't turn a corner without the male owner being just behind us watching us like a hawk. He would comment on our conversation like we had invited him to. Finally we couldn't take how creepy he was being and left. He followed us all the way to the door and then stood at it, watching us while we drove away. This place is not worth it. Hard pass.

Don't let all the nice glassware in the window fool you. This place is full of unusable smelly junk at exorbitant prices. Woman working the desk was about as friendly as a prison guard. There was a trove of Frankoma in there that was enticing until I saw the price was three times what you'd pay in other antique shops. Also, I've been in twice ... in 2015 and yesterday. And I swear, nothing had moved. Same items. Avoid.

This place has a lot of highly collectible stuff (i.e., glassware) I know nothing about. They also have a bunch of designer bags on consignment for decent (high but very fair) prices. Those categories take up approximately 30% of the store. The rest, however, is surreal in that it feels like someone said, "Hey my rich grandma died back in 1997, do you want to come over and see her untouched barn full of old and new clothing?" My husband and I had a good time looking through it all, but it was laughably overpriced. If you're costuming a movie set in 1988-1993 cast with church/office ladies, you may have found your treasure trove of hideous clothing. Be prepared to pay $25 for a Liz Claiborne dress suit with the tags still on it. We did find a few items (NOT clothing) but I can't go higher than 3 stars on this store because the best word I can find to describe the service would be leisurely.

This is my favorite consignment shop! They have clothes that are in great condition and some amazing furniture. I highly reconnect this place to anyone wanting to shop local. They do have some pieces that are a little pricey, but it's worth it. Everything is in close to perfect condition. The man and woman that work there are so sweet and will help you look for anything you might need, they even offer layaway!

Very overpriced and extremely rude staff. My husband and I were looking for some accessories for a renaissance fair costume. We thought we might have some luck in consignment shops. The older woman glared at us the entire time we were in the front room and when we told her we were looking for wooden bowls or cups and baskets she said she didn't carry that sort of thing and basically told us to leave. We were thrown off by her rudeness and couldn't figure out what we did wrong! We left after only looking at a few shelves of items without buying anything.We had a small child with us but my husband was carrying him in his arms, so it's not like he could have broken something. We were quiet and polite... I guess she was just having a bad day. But it sure made me never want to go back there again!

Whenever I pop in, over half of what I see is the same old merchandise. The shop often contains lovely antique and newer pieces, but they are very overpriced. The back "sale" building is abundant in spiderwebs and pieces of damaged furniture that are also overpriced. The items are not well taken care of. Broken decor is sold, so be sure to examine items before you make any purchases. It seems as though there is a weekly or monthly $5 bag sale in the back building on clothing items, but they are all dusty, ripped, and/or stained. I cannot fathom why they are being kept there for years and not sorted into what is acceptable to donate and what needs to be thrown away. In the main building, articles of clothing from the '80s and '90s can be found for 50% off their original tag price, "firm." I am a "junker," but all of this is hard to over look when the main employee isn't genuinely welcoming.Update: I have returned there twice. The first time there was a flattened, dead mouse in the back of the main building, and the second time I spotted a pair of women's panties on top of a box of used socks. It was painfully apparent that the panties were also used.