The Antique Gallery of Houston

85,000 SF showroom with a lot of independent vendors showcasing and selling their treasures…
Not far off 45, easy access, great parking, Friendly staff, organized with thought and care, and a proven fun exploration of the time & treasures gone by…
Ps — the only thing that turns me off a bit is the lack of ventilation to move the inhouse café food odors up and out. Not gonna lie. It’s thick towards the mid/​back section of the store.

Nice, clean antiques mall. Well organized, particularly if you go «row by row» when walking around to look at everything. Things are pleasingly arranged and generally in very good to excellent condition. Stock varies booth to booth. You can find a variety of items here that I hadn’t seen at other antique shops, so there are some definite finds.
I did come here looking for a specific item that most likely will only be found in an antique store. I was on a hunt, truthfully, for one item that seems to be quite elusive. When I was asked if I needed help, I indicated what I was searching for. «Well, THAT could be anywhere!» And she walked away. Several other times I was asked if I needed help, but I anticipated the same nebulous response so I didn’t solicit any advice.
I was impressed with the variety and the quality of what The Antique Gallery had, but I’m a bit disappointed at the employee’s lack of (what seemed to be) any clue of where I might be guided. After being here only one time, I personally could pinpoint where the antique sewing machines are. Surely after walking for hours around this place during her employ, she’d have acquired much more of a feel for the merchandise available.

Huge indoor antiques mall with air conditioning! They have a huge lot with plenty of parking. Staff seem helpful and will ask if they can help you find things. Some vendors offer discounts but when you get to the front you may be disappointed. I guess sometimes people put items down in other vendors booths…
The reason for the 3 stars is not due to a lack of variety or helpfulness but price. You don’t build a place like this and attract the vendors you do, if the vendors aren’t aware of the prices of their goods. I think all of us are trying to find that bargain that a vendor may have overlooked so we can score a deal but good luck… You’re more likely to find that bargain in a Goodwill, Salvation Army, or other local thrift store.

LOVE this place!!! I spend hours in here just rooting around and looking at everyything.

Arrived at opening and spent 3 hours here. I was able to walk through the whole mall in that time, and viewed everything. There is something for everyone here, with a range of price points. The mall was not very crowded, but I did go on a Tuesday morning. A few large furniture items caught my eye, but there were many sales going on, and I am going to wait to see if my items go on sale as well. I recommend that you go when you have the time to peruse the whole mall, you won’t be disappointed.

By far the best Antique Mall I have ever been too. 250 booths and so much to look at. First time there was on a Friday afternoon and we had to be somewhere so had about an hour to shop and barely made a dent (viewed about ¼th of the place). Went back two days later and spent 2 hours. There is something for everyone and some prices are decent. On Sunday many booths happened to be having a % off sale. No haggling which I like, but I would have bought a few more things if I could have gotten the price down.
They have a small café there if you get hungry or thirsty but the main sign says ‘restaurant’ which it really isn’t. You really don’t want to eat, shop instead! If you bring your husband he can sit in the café and watch the game. They have a lot of Christmas stuff out now too — some booths are just beautiful! Old Town Spring is okay but this place (just West of OTS) has it all under one roof! And it did rain hard while we were there — prefect thing to do on a rainy day.
We Loved it!!! Watch for the lime green sign on 2920 or you’ll miss it as it’s down a side street.

One of my favorite antique malls to come to in the Houston area. I like it much better than the smaller Spring Antique Mall just down the street. It is very large and has many nice pieces. Prices were not all that bad either from what I saw. I spent over 3 hours here and I was kinda rushing the last few aisles just to finish up seeing it all.
Saw many things I wanted to buy, come back to look at when I have more time, but I was strong today and didn’t make a purchase this time around.
They have something for nearly every type of collector. I was mainly seeking vintage Tiki mugs on this visit, but didn’t see a one, surprisingly.
Snack bar in the middle has sandwiches if you get hungry while shopping.

I stopped by this place while shopping for apartment furniture. I pass by the area all the time, yet I never knew this place existed until today! This place is nicely laid out and organized. There’s even a café. I bought a dresser for my apartment with the vendor’s 10% off discount.
The staffers were pretty helpful, even willing to disassemble a piece of furniture when I wanted to see if it would fit in my car. The only negative experience was when the cashier did not check if my item had a discount on it when I was checking out, even though it had a discount (green) tag. She didn’t believe me when I told her the dresser had a discount, even though the tag explicitly stated so. She had to get a coworker to verify. It’s also not publicized enough that you can personally contact the vendor to further negotiate prices. Oh well, you live and you learn!

Huge place and you have to check out the food. There is a small Café inside which serves great sandwiches. Home Made!

Big place. Some dealers have nice antiques. My experience was ruined when I asked two times to see an item in a cause. Both times my perception was that they were being imposed on to help a customer and one (tall blond) had a real bad attitude!

This is a very good antique mall with a variety of items. Set back off the main drag, wonder if that hurts their business.?

This Antique Mall is a great place to walk off a big meal and possibly find an old knick knack that catches your eye.
I’m usually out looking for old liquor memorabilia and often times don’t find to much here sadly. Many of the booths constantly have discounts, so be on the lookout for these and even ask once you get up to the register.
It is not merely an Antique Mall as the name suggests, there are vendors that are modern day artist crafting various furniture out of a «steampunk» like genre and 101 ways to fashion a pallet into a functional item of everyday use. You definitely can find some awesome ideas for DIY projects with a few of the booths.
Its definitely a place to check back every once in a while as it goes with most Antique establishments the booths are constantly changing or more so their inventory.

The Antique Gallery of Houston is my happy place. I go at least twice a month, and spend as much time as I can there because there is so much to look at. It’s a quiet, peaceful place, and even when it’s busy there is so much to look at, so many booths, and so much space to cover that it feels like you have the place almost to yourself.
Any time I purchase something over $ 50, I ask if there is a dealer discount. The associates have a list of which dealers offer discounts and which don’t. More often than not I am able to get at least 10% off of an item over $ 100. The associates are very friendly, and always recognize me when I go in and say hello. If you find something you want, they encourage you to either give it to an associate or take it up front for them to hold it for you while you continue shopping.
There is truly something for everyone here. You can buy super expensive, fancy antique furniture, clocks, old carousel horses, or you can buy repurposed furniture, picture frames, old mirrors, dishes, etc. Every time I go in I see something new, and many times I have left without buying something I wanted only to go back and find that it’s been purchased.
This is the largest antique mall I’ve ever been to with such a large and diverse collection of both old and new treasures. I love it!

This mall is amazing, don’t get me wrong 80% is over priced junk… But there are a hand full of booths that are worth the trip. Booth J5, I think the dealer’s name is Michelle, is one of my faves. The furniture and stuff is breathtaking and I’ve gotten some great deals. The best part about all of this is that every week it’s like walking into a new store.

The Antique Gallery is an interesting place to walk through… if you’re into glassware this is probably THE place to be. I prefer my antique flea markets to be a bit more into the kitsche and Americana from days of old.
A handful of the booths here had the types of items I’m looking for, but mostly it’s old glassware and second hand furnishings. Interesting to walk through, but I left without finding anything I would spend money on.
That being said, inventory and dealers at places like this definitely change, so my experience could change dramatically next time… but it’ll be awhile before I head back to this one.

To be fair, we only saw maybe half of this mall (the right half, to the point of the below reviewer). The reason we didn’t see more is that we stopped shopping in protest.
Three weeks ago we decided to stop by this mall while we were driving from Houston to Dallas. In the first booth we looked, we found a set of stained glass windows that looked like they’d been designed for us. We’d been looking for stained glass and the design, size and colors were perfect. The price was pretty decent, but we know from experience shopping in many antique malls and stores that you can usually do better. Since they were priced individually and we were thinking we wanted to get the entire set of 3, we decided to ask the person at the counter if she could call the dealer and see if they could discount them if we purchased all 3. She said no problem, so we continued to shop.
10 – 15 minutes later we were passing the check-​out area, so decided to see if she’d been able to get ahold of the dealer. She said she had and there was nothing more we could do. However, in talking to her it was obvious she hadn’t called at all. We pressed and were finally told that they have too many dealers to possibly call them for things like this.
Now, I can understand this if we were trying to get a $ 10 vase for $ 7. However, we’re talking about a potential $ 200+ purchase. As mentioned, we’ve been to many antique malls and have never had anyone to refuse to call the dealer. In fact, we’ve had quite a few SUGGEST it. So their flat refusal and even lying about it was baffling to us. We nearly walked out then and there, but we really wanted that stained glass. We noticed the dealer had laid out business cards with their phone numbers printed, so we decided to give the dealer a call ourselves. (Even if they were too busy… which they weren’t…you’d think they could have pointed out the business cards themselves and suggest we call ourselves.)
When we called and explained our question, the dealer instantly told us that she’d take 20% off if we purchased all 3. Satisfied we told the person behind the counter, who then was actually willing to call the dealer herself to verify our conversation.
Disgusted by the customer service, we decided not to shop anymore and not purchase anything from there other than those windows. We then left and found a different antique mall nearby, Spring Antique Mall. That store was the total opposite of The Antique Gallery and we LOVED it… and ended up making several purchases there, including a china cabinet.
Truly your loss, Antique Gallery. Please remember that operating an Antique Mall is about providing more than just a raw space… customer service is vital.

I am an entusiastic fan of this antique center. It is my go-​to spot for things that are old, funky or classic. I cannot tell you how much I have purchased here over the years but it has ranged from tiny spoons and forks to an antique buffet cabinet and a floor lamp.
This is a traditional mini mall with differnt vendors having different booths. Each booth has is own tags and such. Haggling might be difficult if the booth owner is not present, so if you’re a haggler, you may need to arrange to have the owner meet you to discuss the price of that fabulous armoire. The types of items ranges from kitchen gadgets of yester-​year to old tools, from European armoires to funky old chests that a pirate could love.
This is an awesome place to shop for yourself or someone you love who digs antiques. Give it a shot.