One of if not the largest antique mall in Texas is located right here in Houston. This 85,000-square-foot antique sanctuary houses almost 250 dealers under one roof – offering everything from vintage jewelry to literal treasure.
Antique Gallery Houston opened in 2007 in the space formerly occupied by Antiqueland. Before then, the building housed the Antique Mall Flea Market.
Inside, you will find nearly 250 individual dealers offering a wide selection of items. Because the inventory is so large, visitors can easily spend a few hours browsing the booths. The selection includes vintage and estate jewelry, coins, china, and crystal, alongside items like militaria, vinyl records, and classic toys.
For interior designers, the Houston gallery offers a large selection of furniture. The inventory includes a variety of styles, such as American, French, English, Italian, Mid-Century, Asian, Primitive, painted, and leather.
Visitors can take advantage of ample free parking and browse daily until 6:00 pm. Furthermore, whether you’re tuckered out from treasure hunting or an admittedly reluctant partner to the antique seeker, Antique Gallery Houston houses an indoor cafe.
Set in the middle of the antique hall, Pam’s Place Cafe is a cozy, ’50s-era eatery that serves classic, deli-style fare – including grilled cheeses, po boys, chef’s salads, as well as alternating seasonal options – and throwback desserts like banana split, soda floats, and sundaes.
Every once in a while, Antique Gallery Houston hosts weekend sales with exclusive deals. Follow the gallery’s socials to stay updated.
With convenient perks like layaway and available delivery lists, this well-kept secret is bound to become any vintage lover’s new favorite destination.
Antique Gallery Houston is located at 21127 Spring Towne Drive, Spring, Texas 77388. The store is open from 10 am – 6 pm Monday through Saturday; and from noon – 6 pm on Sundays.
Pam’s Place Cafe operates on different hours: open from 11 am – 3 pm Wednesday through Friday; and from noon – 5 pm Saturday and Sunday.
