The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Amarillo

“Set aside an hour this week and wander The NAT Antiques, a marketplace inside the historic Nat Ballroom on Route 66 where over 100 dealers stock everything from artwork and jewelry to home decor, new finds, and handmade pieces... the kind of place you pop in for a lamp and leave with a story.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Established in 1980 on Historic Route 66, Sixth Street Antique Mall, LP & Amarillo's Route 66 Store packs 6,000+ square feet with 60+ vendors of strictly vintage treasures, from vinyl to mid-century oddities. Swing by this week, no reproductions, and get in-house appraisals when you want a second opinion.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Caliche Co. is where Amarillo folks go when they want vintage that feels lived-in, not leftover. Beyond the killer racks, you can poke around Bitter Buffalo Records, check out Lasso Gallery, and catch community events...”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Whether you're chasing a dog-eared classic, oddball ephemera, local art, or a serendipitous find you didn't know you needed, Aunt Eek's Books and Curiosities keeps the shelves delightfully unpredictable. Drop by this week, swap book recs with fellow nerds, and let curiosity pick your next obsession.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Thrift City Too is a Downtown Women’s Center shop stocked with seasonal decor, toys, tools, electronics, and random why-not finds. It partners with Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch, offering alumni job opportunities and free merchandise, and has given away over $831,000 in goods through 60 area agencies and churches since 2003.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 1, 2026

“With 40-plus vendor booths, Alley Katz Unique Emporium is the kind of place you pop in for a record and leave with Texas-themed novelties, vintage housewares, antique signage, and a story. Friendly, knowledgeable vendors make the hunt fun, whether you’re curating a room or your personality.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Variety of furniture, building materials and household goods at discount prices.”

“American Council of The Blind Thrift Store keeps Amarillo closets fresh and homes cozy with constantly changing racks of clothes, shoes, furniture, books, and home goods, all neatly organized by folks who care. Shop or donate this week, because every find fuels ACB’s advocacy for the blind and visually impaired.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Clear a little space, find a lot of joy. Downtown Women's Center - Donations of Merchandise Thrift City is the boutique-style thrift spot for furniture, decor, clothes and shoes, plus designer surprises, and their stores have given away over $831,000 in goods to neighbors who need it.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.”

“Consignment shop selling clothing for men, women, and children.”

“Uptown Shoppe curates the good stuff... brand-name clothing, shoes, accessories, a little china-and-antiques sparkle, even the occasional fur or name-brand furniture, all new or like-new and priced right.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Refresh your space and closet with a quick lap through 2nd Impression Consignment Company, home to gently used furniture, upscale women's clothing, original artwork, and consignment jewelry. It’s the kind of spot that turns “just browsing” into “yep, that’s coming home with me” before you even finish your coffee.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 30, 2026

“If your living room needs a glow-up or your garage is hiding a sofa with trust issues, Consignment Gallery keeps Amarillo hunting for well-priced furniture, home decor, and antiques, and makes consigning ridiculously easy with decades of experience and a loyal Panhandle crowd. Worth a browse this week.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 29, 2026