Alamo Antique Mall

Vintage items

3 star review

They have amazing stuff, however, VERY over priced.

I walked in about an hour ago and kindly asked the women at the front desk/cashier if they had a bridal section and one of the women (mature age and pixie cut hair) laughed and said “uuhm this is an antique store” It is not uncommon for antique stores to have a bridal section. I told her that some vintage and antique stores have a bridal section. Craftiques off Bandera road had a bridal section as of recently and so do others I have visited. When a customer kindly asks a question it should not be met with a condescending tone and laugh. She then stated that they had one wedding gown. ( so clearly that was not a dumb question!) I have worked retail before at many different stores and know very well how easy it is to answer a question without coming off rude as if the customer asked a silly question. Professionalism and class is a skill and clearly not everyone has it. I took time out of my busy day to make sure I bought bridal items from a SA antique store because shopping local and secondhand is important to me it’s unfortunate my journey downtown was cut short due to that.

A three story antique mall that has definitely the largest collection of vinyl I've ever seen that there's just a whole room dedicated to them. Plus really funky cool art can be found that seems to be made by the same artist. A fairly good variety of antiques to be seen from small decor to some furniture pieces.

So, I bravely ventured into this 'antique' shop yesterday, expecting treasures. What I found was more like a garage sale hosted by someone with a questionable taste in… well, everything. Let's just say if you're looking for authentic Nazi memorabilia, you've hit the jackpot. If you're looking for, say, a charming Victorian tea set? You’ll have better luck on fb marketplace. The 'antiques' were so questionable, I'm pretty sure my grandma's Tupperware collection is more historically significant. I left wondering if 'junk' was their official business model. On the bright side, it was definitely an experience and low key still walked out with a few things. (That weren’t antiques)

Endless Rows, Multiple Floors, Dozens of Vendors! The Alamo Antique Mall is a blast to wander through. There are shelves of vintage housewares, paintings, memorabilia, antique furniture, and racks of old magazines. There is even a small selection of vintage clothes. If you’re looking for something specific, Linda knows all the vendors well, and can point you in the right direction. I came looking specifically for sterling silver charms, and unfortunately they only had a few, which was disappointing. Hopefully they’ll expand those options in the future. But the Antique Mall itself is a wonderful experience. Worth popping in.

The lady’s who worked here were absolutely lovely !! Loved the building and everything in it Would definitely come back

This store is very expensive. I was very disappointed. So many things in this store but just expensive!! Don’t waste your money because you can get better deal in other stores

This place was fantastic! I love a good antique store, and this couldn’t have impressed me more! There were three levels full of interesting items, and no floor disappointed! I got this fantastic 1950’s Samsonite medium suitcase on the second floor, and a nice pair of gloves on the first. The third floor was a collection of more wacky items as well as furniture and their record collection. The last two images were of things I thought were cool on the third floor. All in all, this is a fantastic place to shop vintage and antique, or even just to browse around and look at the wares. I will definitely be returning!