Cross-Eyed Moose — Local services in Fort Worth

I completely agree with Dzenana Ramovic. If you are of a minority demographic or happen to be foreign, steer clear from this place. If you want to feel very uncomfortable, then by all means, enjoy this place. No one seems to be mentioning the staggering amount of racist memorabilia here, including many "Indian heads", a life-sized Native American doll sitting right at the entrance with a sign saying "Elizabeth Warren's Meemaw", three proudly draped Confederate flags, etc. When I walked in I immediately felt something off in the large man's gaze, and I had never felt that before. The owner never acknowledged me, but acknowledged my white friend, as she talked to a man wearing a Trump rally t-shirt. I wanted to get out as fast as possible. I can't believe Fort Worth still condones this mindset, under the guise of holding on to "antique culture". This place made me very...

The Crossed-Eyed Moose is one of the most Unique antique shops I've visited thus far in texas. It has so many items which you don't often see elsewhere. The owner was so lovely and his voice sounded like a western movie star which was awesome. There's a bit of everything there for everyone and lots of hanging items like wall art, framed work and animal sculptures to brighten up or make your place quite unique. We purchased some old rail tickets which was awesome as we haven't found anything like those anywhere so we were very happy. There's lots of tshirts, crockery, boots, licence plates, lamps, signs, books, clocks and so much more. There's so many items to choose from in this store you won't be disappointed. Definitely recommend a visit and having a gander at the awesome...

i really wanted to visit this store. first of all, there’s hardly any street parking. if you can’t find street parking you have to park in a gravel lot and you have to pay to park there. also lots of sketchy guys standing around in that lot. so i park in another lot that says “parking for cross eyed moose customers”. some lady comes out of the store and tells me it’s private parking and i can’t park there. i explain im there for the store. she is adamant i can’t park there. so i just leave. very overwhelming, you can’t even see to get out of the parking lot and i had to just hope no cars were coming. absolutely terrible just to park there. i don’t recommend. really wanted to visit the store but the parking makes...