Town & Country Shopping Center

Was me and my wife's anniversary! Figured we would shop a little and get something to eat, only shop's open were tourist shop's! Seemed as though the people running them were not cowboys or cowgirls, they were people with like piercings in every available place on their face, and didnt look happy to be there! Stopped at a steak house Cattleman's 45 min wait? They had whole areas roped off? Tryed Riscky's same exact issue? We drove 7 min away to get lunch! The Stockyards are not like when I was young and came too it seemed really fake and crowded!

I was disappointed in the quality of how I was treated when I enter this Thrift store. It is Christian based and they support a very worthy cause, however abrasive behavior or insinuating your customer is a thief because of a misplaced dicount sticker was insulting and rude. I'm not sure what kind of ppl frequent this store and if this behavior is necessary on a general basis or just a personal issue with the leader of this store. Some pieces are also labeled vintage and are not and priced as such. So be careful and beware. There are good deals, but is it worth your time when being insulted. Dont go by my opinion alone, just be aware, if interested in stopping by. I continued to shop because of the cause my shopping supported, but honestly, this may be my one and only visit.

There is a husband and wife from India that own a small little cheap stuff store. We were in there one evening and all of the sudden, they threw me and my friend out accusing my friend if stealing. It was not true. My friend is a security guard, they know better on top of that, the reason he left, he had to go get a seat at Bingo. The owner said don't come back, I told him he was a crazy old man, and he is, I did enjoy buying Bingo Daubers and reading glasses from him! Now, I could care less, he falsely accused us, because he saw nothing done wrong..... Don't go in there, they think everyone is shoplifting!!!!

Went to the thrift stor and everything was way over priced like who in River Oaks is going to spend $900 on a paperback book because it's "vintage" literally on the shelf with all the other books no pricing on it til you get to the register where they googled a pristine first edition of the book for pricing. The clothing is just sort of thrown on hangers with no relation to sizing or type. It wasn't like that before and I'll probably never be going back to that store.