Lone Star Mercantile - Antiques, Decor, Collectibles, & More — Attraction in Allen

I am absolutely blown away by the incredible experience I had at Lone Star Mercantile! From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the sheer abundance of options available. The selection is truly vast and diverse, with something to suit every taste and preference.

But what truly sets this place apart is the attention to detail and the obvious pride that the team members take in their work. The facility is spotlessly clean, with a warm and inviting ambiance that makes you feel right at home.

Every aspect of the experience, from the presentation to the service, is clearly crafted with care and dedication. The team members are knowledgeable, friendly, and enthusiastic, and it's clear that they are passionate about what they do.

Overall, I would highly recommend this wonderful place to anyone looking for a truly exceptional experience. It's a true gem, and I can't wait to come...

It was ok. Seems more handmade items or mass production items from china. Only a few booths of antiques. This made it unfortunately as all of it started to look the same. Prices are high too.

The plaza seemed run down. Landlord needs to mow. It appears not really appealing to want to enter the plaza. There is a closed Wendy’s in front of it and some fenced off area. Kind of a weird location. I never knew it was here all these years of finding stores like this.

I did buy some honey. Kind of disappointed in the flavor. I was hoping to buy again since this location is closer than another local honey retailer I purchase from that is a different brand.

Might return, but don’t expect much to be purchased since prices are high and there isn’t anything original or unique that caught...

More Gift Shop Than Antique Shop… and Don’t Even Think About Needing a Bathroom

I drove all the way out expecting a charming antique store, but what I got felt more like a hospital gift shop with a few dusty knick-knacks pretending to be antiques. If you’re hoping for variety or anything unique, keep driving.

But the real gem of the experience? Trying to use the bathroom. I attempted four times during our visit, but apparently, it takes an hour to clean a single restroom. As we were leaving, I made one last attempt. An employee was walking by, so I asked if the bathroom was still closed. She said the floors hadn’t been cleaned yet—then promptly cut me off and went in herself.

So yeah, if you’re looking for actual antiques or a place that values basic customer courtesy…...