27 of the Best Vintage and Antique Stores in Waco, Texas

I know I’ve got some shoppers here! And that many of you would love to go antique shopping in Waco. I grew up just north of Waco so we get back there pretty often. Today I’m sharing some of the best vintage and antique stores in Waco. I’d love to hear if you’ve got other recommendations for me… we go back every few months!

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Vintage & Antique Stores in Waco

First, we’ll start with the most well-known… but hang on… we’ll get to the “good stuff” in a minute.

Magnolia Market

Chip and Joanna Gaines brought farmhouse style back and are why most people want to shop in Waco now. Magnolia Market is well worth going to but after visiting all the other shops in my list I have to admit that it isn’t my favorite place to shop in Waco! Although I would still pick up a few gifts from here, there isn’t much in the way of vintage or antique.

I’ve gone into more detail in lots of other posts so I’ll just refer you to these. Here’s where you can read about our trips to Magnolia Market:

Our First Trip to the Silos
Magnolia Market at the Silos, Part 1 – the Grounds + the BEST place to park!
Magnolia Market at the Silos, Part 2 – Inside the Shop
Magnolia Bakery
Magnolia Garden Center

All of these can be found at 601 Webster Ave and are NOT open on Sunday.

Magnolia Warehouse Shop

The original Magnolia Market is now a warehouse shop. Check for opening times before going. Here’s what it looked like back when we visited the original shop.

And here’s where you can read more about our trip to the original Magnolia Market: Our First Trip to Magnolia Market on Bosque

3801 Bosque Blvd.

Now on to the REAL antique shops…

Vintage Shops on LaSalle Avenue

Junque in the Trunk

This place was soooooo much fun! Probably one of my favorite. They had a huge sign painted on the side of their building so of course we followed their instructions and posted selfies on Instagram! We found many unique pieces here.

Sarah visited, too, and shared a photo on her blog.

Shades of Shabby

[UPDATE: Unfortunately, Shades of Shabby has closed. I believe there’s another store there now so I need to go down and check it out. Please contact me if you know for sure. Thanks!]

Shades of Shabby is right next door to Junque in the Trunk so don’t miss it! I loved the unique style, including the vintage camper inside the store. And they had some delicious-smelling candles burning!

926 La Salle Avenue

Waco Antique Shops on Austin Avenue

Sparrow-Waco

Sparrow was voted Waco’s Best Antique Store in both 2021 and 2022. They have amazing farmhouse decor plus they offer workshops, handmade goods, and other local artisan creations.

930 Austin Avenue

Shabby La Chic Boutique & LaGrange

These 2 shops share the same building. I loved the rustic, industrial look. [UPDATE: This store is permanently closed.] 1522 Austin Avenue

Junque Queens

Right next door to Shabby La Chic and MaudElizabeth. 1518 Austin Avenue. [UPDATE: Links no longer work so I’m assuming they’ve closed.]

Other Antique Shops in Waco

Harp Design Co.

This was mostly handmade stuff by Clint but there were also a few vintage pieces. 808 N 15th Street. [UPDATE: Unfortunately, this shop has also closed. Clint is focusing on his show, Restoration Road, on Magnolia Network.]

The Findery

Two floors of home decor, within walking distance of Magnolia Market. Meg shared this picture from her trip to The Findery last year. 501 S 8th Street

More shops:

Spice Village, 213 Mary Avenue – about 90 vendors with a huge inventory and includes vintage, clothing, t-shirts, jewelry, and gifts
Craft Gallery, 7524 Bosque Blvd Suite I — This is one of Waco’s oldest gift shops and is filled with local handmade items. You’ll find a few vintage and antique pieces mixed in.
Junk Exchange, 606 N 18th St
Show and Tell Antiques, 1525 Morrow Avenue
Haus 525, 525 North 18th Street
Laverty’s, 600 North 18th Street
Ross Antique Mall, just north of Waco on I-35 at Ross Road, Ross, TX
ABC Antiques, 105 S. Robinson Dr. (Hwy 77), Robinson, TX
Cedar Chest Antique Mall, 31707 West Highway 84, McGregor, TX

More Fun Stuff to Do in Waco, Texas

Here’s the complete Magnolia Market Table of Contents… or you can just hit the Next Page button above to go to the next story.

Thanks for reading and please let me know if you know of more antique stores in Waco that I should visit.

‘Til the next market,

Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim