Vintique Mall TX 76574

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Cyle Lublin

I stopped in here looking specifically for comics, but the selection was pretty underwhelming. They only had a very small section tucked away near the Hot Wheels, with just a handful of long boxes and a few newer issues on display. For a serious collector, there wasn’t much to dig through—no Silver or Bronze Age keys, mostly dollar-bin level books. That said, the shop itself is large and has plenty of other vintage and collectible items (records, clothes, antiques, etc.), so if you’re into general treasure hunting it might be worth a stop. But if comics are your main goal, this place probably won’t be where you find anything worthwhile.

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jim budde

Nice little antique mall in taylor. Lots of booths to explore. Several empyy spot for expansion, some toy centric booths for you guys that like that. One booth with a military bent. Lots of variety made for a nice stop on our day trip

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MYB

Visited Vintique Antique Store on Black Friday (11/28/25) to support a small businesses over the big box stores. The lady at the front counter greeted us warmly even though she was clearly juggling a lot. When we got to the register to ask if someone could unlock a cabinet, we were told she was the only employee working the entire store. The day after Thanksgiving? On Black Friday? Basically a Saturday-level crowd and only one person running the whole place. Unbelievable. So we waited in line until she could help us. She was the cashier, the floor help, the one unlocking cabinets, and the one handling every issue. She did the best she could, and none of this was her fault, but the owners really need to do better. If someone called in, there should be a backup plan. No employee should be left alone like that on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. I deducted one star for the sole reason that only one employee was working the entire store (not because of her), but because of the poor staffing decisions by management.