Lula B’s

They have everything and I am every single thing. If you are looking for furniture, vintage posters and old magazines, they have it. It is always fun to see what new things you can find there.

I’ve been here a couple of times and always feel like I’ve been transported into a different era! Even if you don’t end up purchasing anything, it’s a great place to be nostalgic or learn about previous times that were Pre-​Your existence .
I like to go here to find vintage furniture or knick knacks that are one of a kind. That’s the beauty in these types of places. You find something that generally no one else owns. They have old photos, old letters they somehow accumulated, shoes, clothing of course, records, lamps, drinking glasses, etc. The list goes on and on .
It’s a bit different from Dolly Python as I feel they have more housewares type items vs clothing. It’s a great way to spend a Saturday, just perusing everything and being fascinated. It may take you an hour to go through if you’re really looking at the items. I’ll definitely go back from time to time to see their new items!

Best selection of mid century modern, quality décor and furniture! Also found some some other era treasures. Plenty of see and prices were great. Found some wonderful treasures and best service ever. Thanks Karen and Richie.

So many shops and so many choices. Good quality items at reasonable and often bargain prices. It was highly worth the trip!

Very cool vintage shop. I really like all the painting. Fair if a little high on prices. Housewares, furniture, clothing, and fun stuff like old stickers and patches.

I went shopping at Lula B’s because I was redecorating my house. This antique store is well organized, big enough that you’re not overwhelmed by everything, and have some really great finds! The store attendants were very helpful and checked-​in on me periodically to collect my finds and put them all together for me to review. My only note is that yes, there are great prices and items that are cheaply priced… But I also found the same items elsewhere, even cheaper. So I suggest that unless your in love and can’t live without, put it on hold for a day and make sure it’s not cheaper elsewhere. If you antique, you’ll know which items to grab and which to keep looking, just in case…

I like consignment stores but this place just wasn’t for me. The different vendors/​sections of the stores offer different things. Some sections were better than others.
In general, I didn’t feel like there was any great quality item that I HAD to have.
I felt like I was at a big garage sale with a lot of plastic items from the 1970s. There’s an occasional cool thing here or there, but not enough for me to return.

I’m not familiar with the Dallas consignment & antique market, but I frequent consignment stores in other parts of the country (Los Angeles, Boston, Houston, etc.). I really like Lula’s. It’s big enough to get lost in for a happy hour of treasure hunting. I’m always on the lookout for creative one-​of-​a-​kind gifts, and especially love elegant glass vases and art.
I was impressed with the selection and variety, as well as quality. As with any consignment/​antique store, prices can vary. Some were kind of high, but quite a few were lower than expected, and in general I felt the prices were as should be expected. I went in searching for a gift for someone else, and picked up a complete vintage croquet set in excellent condition for myself for $ 35. Happy shopping!

It’s a vintage «stuff» store with lots and lots of booths of «stuff». Kind of like an indoor flea market, but with a higher caliber of things than are really at a flea market. Antiques? Well… here and there. Lots of stuff from the 1960s and 70s. If you speak Hipster, you’ll like it.

My gf liked this place a lot more than I did. After browsing around, I feel like the word antique should just be replaced with «OLD CRAP». It literally feels like people drove around old garage sales and got stuff from dumpster divers and then slapped the word «antique» on them. saying «cleaned» doesn’t really help their cause either…
Over priced and not really worth anything.

I’d like to think I’m a «regular» here. I stop in at least every two months. Sometimes for a specific piece of furniture, sometimes for something small.
The selection is eclectic and there is a pretty decent turnover of stock, although this also depends on how frequently the dealers restock their goods. Each section is different.
This location is particularly good for furniture, especially coffee tables and chairs (don’t expect to come here for your next dining table), as well as drinking glasses for your chic bar setup. Several of the dealers also have great vintage photos if you are into that sort of thing.
Each dealer prices things a little differently, some dealers are a little steep while others are reasonable. Sometimes you can haggle though for a better price, depending on the item.

Other reviewers are right — this place has a lot of vintage, sort of kitschy things, not antiques. But that’s exactly what I want so that’s fine by me! My friend and I flipped our lids over all the great collections of reasonably priced postcards and family photographs. I’ll definitely be back!

I probably will not check them out again, but it’s because I don’t care for what they offer.
I take issue with them calling themselves an «antique» store… because they don’t really carry many antiques. Almost everything in this store is from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s (and I even found much newer stuff disguised as older i.e. faketique).
If you love the 70’s era furniture, clothes, and nostalgia from those decades, then this is the place for you. We did buy a kind of cute ‘vintage’ (AHEM, vintage is different than antique!) apron for my husband, but more as a novelty. We won’t be returning, but just because it’s not our thing. Other people seemed to really enjoy shopping there.
Parking can be a bit of a concern, and there is a small lot next to the building. I was afraid someone might back into our car though, so I’d recommend the street.

I love antique malls. This one was ok. A lot of 70’s stuff rather than actual antiques. Generally I want stuff at an antique store to be older than I am… otherwise it’s a «Nostalgia Mall» but oh well. Still a fun way to browse away an hour. Seemed to have fairly reasonable prices. If you’re on the lookout for glass serving sets, you’ll be in heaven here.

WOWIE.
I found this on my way home outta Dallas using this street. I know of this place from the one in Deep Ellum.
I LOVE this store. It’s so fun to look around. Lula B’s is like an enormous good-​quality garage sale /​flea market. It’s great to browse, and you’ll never know what you may find. This place has more furniture /​wall decorations than the one in Deep Ellum. The Deep Ellum location has more jewelry, etc. But this is a fun fun place. Definitely check it out if you’re nearby!!!

Like the other LulaB’s this is an oasis of antiques with a pop culture twist. This one is more the province of furniture than anything else. It is a truly amazing shop and certainly worth your time. Plus there are like 20 antique stores in the area so check em all out.

The two stars are for the excellent selection of vintage goods. I give absolutely NO stars for their customer service. My mother, sisters in law and I arrived here at 5pm one evening and spent about 45 minutes looking at all the fun stuff they had. After we were sure we had seen everything, it was time to start buying. We began asking questions about some pieces, how they were priced and what-​not. The woman at the desk was soooo RUDE! She wouldn’t even look up from counting the money in the cash register to answer us! She even had the nerve to turn off the lights WHILE we were still in the store! Needless to say, we left empty handed even though there were several things we would have purchased. I would find other vintage/​antique stores to go to if I were you.

Such a fun store to walk around! Great selection of mid-​century modern and retro furniture! I would recommend this store to anyone!

This Lula B’s location wins hands down over the it’s sister store, Lula B’s East. Even though I LOVE both of them, this one has the distinction of having one of the most comprehensive and beautiful collection of mid-​century modern pieces I’ve seen in any antique store. All of it is QUALITY, too. The furniture here will make our jaw drop. I promise! Beautiful clocks, gorgeous atomic coffee tables, side tables, lamps, chairs… they have it all.
I only wish I had a million dollars so I could buy everything here and furnish my home! Oh, and be sure to check out the glassware collections here. Lots of beautiful items, such as pitchers, ashtrays, coffee decanters, vases… ect. If I ever win the lottery, this will be my first stop!

Lula B’s newest offering. Lula B’s West.
Located in a somewhat unsavory part of town, 1010 N Riverfront Blvd. (formerly Industrial Blvd.), (Don’t ask me what I was doing there. meth) Lula B’s West is a smaller version of their greenville store but has just as much cool stuff. The staff is friendly and they accept credit cards.
They have a much smaller section of clothing but I usually find 2 – 3 things worth bringing home (no I am not making unsavory part of town jokes again Harry Hines). The selection changes all the time so make sure and stop by regularly. Parking is somewhat limited as well and backing up could be painful (yes that is what she said).
My current obsession is pearl snap shirts and have started to obsess over Lacoste cardigans which there are plenty of as well. I long for the day when Ed Hardy is Vintage… not so I can buy them but so I won’t have to see so much of them, but I digress. I even found a great pair of boots on the cheap as well.
Lula B’s West is in a white building on the east side of the street. Parking is up against the building on the street.