Leftovers Antiques Destination

First time to store and it was a fun store to shop at. No one theme: food, clothes, antiques. A good place to look for gifts or just to look around. Price range is very dependent on what you are shopping for, but for gifts $$ is right on.

A huge store! Full of so much stuff, both old and new. The staff are wonderfully friendly; the clothes, manchester, and food items are fantastic. The prices for the antique furniture, however, are wildly inflated. I’ve seen places nearby with far more valuable pieces in better condition for not just half, but a quarter of the price. So, a great place for a visit and perhaps a few treats or gifts, but don’t pay what they’re asking for the furniture.

This place is amazing! I come out for Round Top from California to meet my friend twice a year and this is a must go too store every visit. Not only are the owners wonderful but the entire staff treats everyone as if they were their long time clients. Yes somethings are expensive but they are unique and quality items… The old saying applies here «you get what you pay for» If you want junk go to a junk store, thats fine your choice. They have linens, clothes, antiques, and many beautiful items that are displayed with the buyer in mind for decorating.
I have bought many things at Leftovers that are moderately priced that I can easily carry on the plane to get home. I only wish that they would open a store in California! Thanks Leftovers for ALWAYS making my visit special!!! See ya soon

Such a consistently lovely store! The staff of Leftovers has gone above and beyond the Gold Standard to help me resolve a repair issue with a piece of jewelry. The selection of merchandise includes antiques, jewelry, food items and bath items. They also have books and linens. I highly recommend this business and will continue to bring new customers to see this beautiful antique store.

I love this store ! I always find the perfect gift here and treats for myself ! So fun and friendly ! Great staff ! A must if you are in the area ! 5 stars !

Pretty cool place. Very well decorated, I sure got a lot of ideas for my place as I walked through there. It’s one of those places that you’d least expect driving through town.

My parents have a saying that any place calling itself an Antique shop will inevitably be priced far higher than that of a junk store. Well, that’s certainly true of this destination, which I think has made itself a sort of Antique Pottery Barn out in the middle of a city that has no major furniture/​home chains.
Leftovers Antiques is one of those places where furniture is whitewashed silly and resold as unique and Shabby Chic. The outside looks like an old barn and one may be fooled by the sign, but be aware that this place seems to attract clientele who have the money to afford what they consider the very best.
The last time I visited as a poor grad school student two years ago, I do not remember seeing anything under $ 100 in the store, which shocked me considering that it looks like a welcoming ‘junk’ store to the untrained eye on the highway. It seems like they now carry apothecary (read: bath/​linen stuff) as of recently so there may be something more affordable for those who wander in and invariably suck in air at the price tags.
I panicked a bit and left before I broke anything and was put in the hopper indefinitely, since I don’t think I had more than $ 20 on me at the time. It reminded me of Anthropologie, but with higher prices, uniquely curated items and less of a color palate.