I have been shopping Lone Star Antiques for 9 years. That is when I moved into the area. I have always found the store to neat, clean, walk ways free of clutter. As with any store that has 100 of different vendors there will always be some booths that are not antique or even vintage. But I have found that most are. The store has a good mix of merchandise and fair pricing. Yes, some vendors think they are Neiman Marcus. But "most" have very fair pricing. No matter your taste in home furnishings. I think you will find what you are looking for at Lone Star.
As to the Tea Room. I am not a tea room kind of guy. But, between 11:30 and 1:30 - the tea room stays full of diners with a large serving staff. My guess is that if it was not a great tea room that would not be the case.
I go to a lot of antique stores from Dallas & around the area. At 60,000 sq ft and over 200 vendors. You can not do better than this store.
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I have been shopping Lone Star Antiques for 9 years. That is when I moved into the area. I have always found the store to neat, clean, walk ways free of clutter. As with any store that has 100 of different vendors there will always be some booths that are not antique or even vintage. But I have found that most are. The store has a good mix of merchandise and fair pricing. Yes, some vendors think they are Neiman Marcus. But "most" have very fair pricing. No matter your taste in home furnishings. I think you will find what you are looking for at Lone Star. As to the Tea Room. I am not a tea room kind of guy. But, between 11:30 and 1:30 - the tea room stays full of diners with a large serving staff. My guess is that if it was not a great tea room that would not be the case. I go to a lot of antique stores from Dallas & around the area. At 60,000 sq ft and over 200 vendors. You can not do better than this store.