Lone Star Antiques

It was my first time here and I really didn’t know what I was getting myself into, it was kind of overwhelming when I first walked in because there was just so many booths everywhere with different things. I know they do offer layaway on items so that’s awesome for the big pieces of furniture bc the prices to get pretty high for some stuff. I am def wanting to come back to buy all my little knick knacks here for the house!

Best antique store in the metroplex and I’ve been to all of them!

After 2 years, I was hoping the «decorator» booths would have been replaced by actual antique booths. Sorry. Didn’t happen. Still so many shabby chic décor items. Please stop slapping paint on everything and trying to sell it as «antique». On the plus side, the place is clean.

There are enough actual vintage items to qualify as something other than just a home décor/​shabby chic/​repurposed random junk store. If you like MCM, there are some nice accessories — light on furniture. Prices are good, not bargain but not completely outrageous either.

Looking for some fun Antiquing in TX while visiting thought we would try out Lone Star Antiques. Very nice mall overall. Nice Primitives, Home Décor, Shabby and Clothing shops. We prefer shops with more merchandise. it seemed that all the booths had every item they had on display so there was no need to enter them to search for a fun find … shops seemed low on merchandise or they have a very minimal approach. If you like lots of Vintage Advertising they had a great section offering wonderful old signs and other various advertising memorabilia but don’t go looking for a bargain. One of the better malls we have found in the Ft. Worth area. Would recommend Benbrooke Antique Mall, Grapevine Antique mall, Mansfield Antique Mall, And the couple malls in Waxahachie if you are down that way… They all have a wide variety of Antique and Vintage merchandise in all especially if you like a good antique hunt and their were bargains to be found.

Great selection of Fiesta all throughout the store. My only complaint is that some of the pieces/​colors are mismarked and the prices can be all over the place. The staff are very friendly and helpful!

This place is awesome. You can spent hours in here just going from booth to booth and look at all the old stuff.
Most booths are set up very nice… some I would buy just the way they are set up to have in my house.

Oh my gosh! I could just spend the whole day here and look at everything. It’s got something for everyone: collectors’ coins, vintage china, recycled art, rustic furniture, etc. There’s also a tea room that’s open for lunch. I didn’t get to eat there but their desserts on the display looked yummy.

I had entirely to much fun in the store. Spent more than anticipated but most things were a fair price. The person that helped me check out was nice. things were well organized and not packed to a cluttered status. Great furniture collection, a mix of shabby chic thrown in with the antiques and a few booths.

don’t bother with the Tea Room bad service very slow and slower to get checked out they have an awful system at the register. I go to a lot of Antique malls most of the prices at Lone Star seemed too high, from what I understand the vendors pay a pretty high price for rent maybe thatswhy, don’t get me wrong idid find 2 items but probably wont go back there esp to eat.

Nice for shopping but stay away from the food. Simplicitea’s is a real disappointment, bad service, takes forever to pay, help stands around and talks while customers are waiting. Small portions.

I This is my new favorite shopping spot! This is the perfect place to go on a Sunday afternoon to bargain hunt and find unique new and old finds. I love looking at all the unique booths and vow to try the tea room soon…

After visiting many antique malls this year, I had to go back and give it to Lonestar for being the best. EVERY time I’m in there just about every booth looks different. The mid cities, colleyville and Fort Worth malls have the same crap the last 6+ months, I mean if it hasn’t sold, you’d think the dealers would at least rearrange!
So far I’ve bought an antique Ethan Allen desk for $ 125, several shabby chic frames, my sister has bought several pieces of clothing from the boutique in back, and I’ve come home with maaaannny decorative unique accessories. They even offer layaway! There is every price range and you can go home with something for as low as $ 2 and as high as $ 1000. There is a little bit of everything — not just high end fine antiques, but shabby chic décor, repurposed old furniture, hand painted bar stools, signs, collectibles like toys– jewelry — fiesta dinnerware — porcelain dolls — it goes on and on.
They also have a large tea room and I noticed last weekend that they had a live piano player in there — I hear the food is really good so I hope to take my mom there for brunch one Sunday afternoon… go check it out!

At first glance I thought I loved Lone Star Antique Mall! The amazing displays of sample bedrooms and living rooms played up to the «one day when I own a house!» fantasies. The shabby chic dressers and picture frames were almost too much to bear. And then I realized that while the mall is huge, I was seeing the same ‘ol, same ‘ol at almost every display, and the perfect displays actually left too little to the imagination – no digging for hidden treasures here. I realized that while some may appreciate everything out in the open, I love a good scavenger hunt for that mint 1950 china set from England, or that very cool world war II poster I have to dig around for. Lone Star kind of took the fun away from that, but I can totally vouch for Montgomery Street Antique Mall which, while overwhelming, can keep me entertained for hours (I was through with Lone Star within the hour). I was also underwhelmed by all the new merchandise, such as non-​vintage looking clothing and rhinestone earrings everywhere (if they looked like 50s costume jewelery that would be acceptable, but they didn’t).
I was a history major in college, and I studied the US in particular through the lens of consumerism, which makes all that rummaging through old stuff so much fun and really so telling of the times. I would say that Lone Star is ideal for shoppers interested in outfitting their guest bedroom with great pieces, but not for the person looking for that surprise treasure.

This is the best antique store in the Fort Worth area! The staff has always been really friendly and helpful. There’s some dealers who decorate their booths so artsy and fun that it makes you want to buy everything there just to recreate it in your home! And every time I go it’s different and you don’t get tired of seeing the same old thing like some other antique malls. It’s not extremely fancy that you feel uncomfortable to look around like your afraid your going to break something. And it’s not too junky either, it’s a good medium and I always feel welcome to look around. Some dealers are a little pricey but I’ve been able to find some really good deals on some items. I haven’t had a chance to try the tearoom although it always seems to have plenty of business.

Oh my goodness… Oh. my. goodness…
What size can of worms did I open when I introduced my girlfriend to this place?
Wow, this place is huge! (probably bigger then most or all of the other Antique Malls in Tarrant County –and I’ve been to most of them-​).
Let’s just say, how many Antique Malls do you know that have a full size car, a little replica-​like town, a 20 — 25 table tea room with a full size bar in it and still have plenty of room to spare?
Unfortunately, when I visited this place they were about to close in 30 minutes so I didn’t get a chance to even see the prices.
BTW, when they say they close at 6, they mean it. They were shutting off the lights while we were still looking around.
But, from what I saw there seemed to be some great stuff (for instance, see the pic of the Pez collection).
I know my girlfriend can’t wait to get back here soon. :P

I can get lost in this place for several hours… and I have before.
Great prices on antiques and great selection.

Lone Star Antique Mall is one of the few places I could spend hours and not feel the time go by. It is a fabulous place. I stumbled upon it once while dropping off my kids at daycare and decided to visit since I love antiques and rare finds.
I bought my sons twin bed there that looks like its straight out of a pottery barn magazine except with that old world look on it. It was probably the best bargain I have ever found. I paid 150.00 for the bed and four years later its in perfect condition, mind you my 6 year old has jumped on it for four years. It goes perfectly with the vintage firetruck room I had in mind for him.
I visit this antique mall on a weekly basic and everytime I go there its like a new experience since new things are always being brought in.
We also have lunch with my 8 year old daughter there once a week. Their tea room simpli-​ci-​tea is top notch also. Their soups are just divine, I have never had one I didnt like and they change it everyday of the week. Try their orange dream cake dessert, its amazing.
In the left far corner of the store there is a new clothing shop that opened up and all the clothes though new have a wonderful vintage flare. This place is truly a gem and I feel lucky to live so close to it.

I just realized that my Unilocal reviews make it look like all I do is eat out and go antiquing. Then again, that’s not so far from the truth.
Just discovered the awesome Lone Star antique mall, on the advice of my favorite vendor from the Cattle Barn fleamarket (see my earlier review), who also has a booth at this mall.
I spent a very enjoyable two hours at the antique mall today, and probably could’ve spent much longer — it’s huge, and filled to the brim with fun little finds. Most of them are very reasonable, too.
For less than $ 200, I made it home with an adorable brocade lounging chair, a beautiful weathered mirror, a fabulous (new) sweater from the designer boutique in the back of the mall, a pair of earrings, a wonderful wire basket that I plan to fill with mason jars and tealights, two jingle bell garlands, two antique bottles, and an old silver tray (I still think I’m forgetting a couple of items). I know you don’t need the full rundown, but all of that just to say: there are bargains to be had. Go grab a few of your own.
I’ve also heard great things about the Simpliciteas tearoom, so I’ll have to visit again soon.