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Burlap Ranch Mercantile

Burlap Ranch Mercantile is a boutique at 106 North Elm Street in Old Town Tomball. The shop carries women's apparel and accessories along with jewelry, shoes and boots, home decor, bedding and baby items, and its online store adds bags, cozy blankets, hats, scarves, sunglasses and wallets. The look leans toward western-inspired fashion and gifts, so it's a fun stop for anyone hunting for a Texas-style outfit or a present to take home. Burlap Ranch is a member of the Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce. Directory listings show the store open Monday through Saturday with shorter Sunday afternoon hours. Online shopping is available with both shipping and in-store pickup. Elm Street is a short walk from Main Street, the Tomball Railroad Depot and Old Town's antique shops and cafes, which makes the boutique easy to work into a day of strolling and shopping downtown.

106 N Elm St, Tomball, TX 77375

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The Bath Hut Boutique

The Bath Hut Boutique at 115 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball is a gift shop specializing in bath and body products, candles and gift sets, along with home decor and apparel. It's a pleasant stop for shoppers looking for a pampering treat for themselves, a hostess or birthday gift, or a little something to take home from a weekend in Tomball. The shop is open Monday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sundays from noon to 4 p.m., according to The Tomball Times, which makes it one of the downtown boutiques open on Sunday afternoons. Bath Hut is part of Commerce Street's row of shops in the heart of Old Town, alongside O'Suzanna's, Tender Touch Gifts and The Whistle Stop Tea Room, and it's a short walk from Main Street's antique stores, the Tomball Railroad Depot and downtown cafes. Street parking and public lots are nearby. Call (281) 255-4700 with questions about products.

Health and Wellness · Shopping

Southern Pineapple Boutique & Salon

Southern Pineapple Boutique & Salon combines a full-service hair salon with a boutique for trend-forward women's fashion in a warm, Southern-inspired space. Formerly on West Main Street in Old Town Tomball, the business relocated within Tomball on October 4, 2023, to 640 Baker Drive, Suite B, according to Community Impact. Clients can book salon services and then browse the boutique's clothing collections, accessories and gifts, and the boutique also holds live sales and special events, so it's worth following along for new arrivals. It's a handy stop for visitors in town for a wedding or event who need a blowout or style refresh, and for shoppers looking for a new outfit or a gift. Baker Drive is a short drive from Old Town Tomball's Main Street shops and restaurants. Book appointments and shop online through the business's website, or call (832) 422-7533 for salon availability.

640 Baker Dr, Suite B, Tomball, TX 77375

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Pain Train Salsa

Pain Train Salsa is a small-batch, all-natural salsa business based in Tomball, with a shop at 403 West Main Street in Old Town. Husband-and-wife team Shane and Bianca, former teachers and coaches, have spent nearly 12 years sharing their fresh salsa with families across Texas and beyond, according to the company. Their creamy avocado salsa helped put them on the map and remains a customer favorite, and the lineup includes a range of other flavors made with natural ingredients. It's a fun stop for visitors looking for a locally made food souvenir or a gift to take home, and a tasty addition to a picnic or tailgate. The shop is open weekdays and Saturday afternoons, according to The Tomball Times, and salsas can also be ordered from the company's online store. It's on Main Street's busy 400 block, alongside Bonfire Grill, Cloud Chief & Co. and other Old Town shops. Call (832) 212-4375 to confirm hours.

Bars · Shopping

The Weird Sister Boutique & Social Room

The Weird Sister is an eclectic full-service bar with a boutique twist. It started on Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball as a boutique and social room for drinks and gatherings, then relocated in December 2023 to a larger space at 23227 Snook Lane in Tomball, according to Community Impact. The new location has a full-service menu with lunch, dinner and late-night bites, specialty cocktails and a live indoor music stage, and boutique items are still available to buy. The Weird Sister often hosts private events, social hours and trivia nights, so it's a fun spot for a night out with friends. It's open Wednesday through Sunday, with late hours until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, according to its menu listing. The bar posts updates and events on its Facebook page, which is the best place to check for live music lineups and special events before you go. It's a short drive from Old Town Tomball.

23227 Snook Ln, Tomball, TX 77375

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The Golden Knob

The Golden Knob is a women's fashion boutique at 104 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball and a member of the Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce. It carries a curated mix of clothing, from tops, sweaters, dresses, skirts and jumpsuits to blazers, jackets and loungewear, along with jewelry, shoes, totes, drinkware and gifts, plus self-care and beauty items. Local pride shows up too, with Tomball Cougars game-day apparel. The boutique is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and it's closed Sundays and Mondays, according to its website. It also sells online, with new arrivals posted each week, and hosts in-store events. It's a fun stop for shoppers exploring downtown Tomball's boutiques, a short walk from Main Street and the Tomball Railroad Depot. Call (281) 948-0060 for questions or to check on sizes.

104 Commerce Street, Tomball, Texas 77375, United States

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Kirtley and Company Boutique

Kirtley and Company Boutique is a women's clothing boutique at 110 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball. It carries tops, blouses, sweaters, dresses, jeans, pants and skirts, along with handbags, accessories and jewelry, including a Brighton collection, so it's easy to put together a complete outfit or find a gift in one stop. The boutique is part of the Heart of Tomball Alliance of downtown businesses and runs fun in-store events, such as its Fill The Bag sale, that bring regulars back. According to its website, the store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kirtley and Company also sells online, so you can keep shopping after you get home. Commerce Street runs through the middle of Old Town, a short walk from Main Street, the Tomball Railroad Depot and downtown's antique stores and cafes, which makes the boutique a favorite stop for shoppers exploring downtown Tomball.

110 Commerce Street, Tomball, TX 77375

Antiques

Otto's Emporium

Otto's Emporium is a family-owned furniture and home decor store that has served Tomball for more than 30 years. Owners Mike and Sharon Brockwell moved the business in January 2025 from its longtime spot at 410 West Main Street to 707 West Main Street, a larger space with an improved showroom, a parking lot and better loading facilities, according to Community Impact. The store specializes in hardwood furniture, including dining room, living room and office pieces, along with home decor. "Customers can expect the same quality and service that they've gotten over the last 30 years, and a better experience," Mike Brockwell said at the time of the move. For visitors, it's an interesting browse while exploring West Main Street, and a good resource if you're furnishing a home in the area. The store is a short drive or walk west of the Old Town shops and the Tomball Railroad Depot. Visit its website for current inventory.

707 W Main St, Tomball, TX 77375

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Laramie & Co.

Laramie & Co. is a boutique in Old Town Tomball selling women's and children's clothing, candles and coffee ground in-house, a mix that makes it a fun browse for parents and gift shoppers. The shop is part of downtown's boutique scene and sells online through its website, laramieandco.com. Directory listings show it open Wednesday through Sunday, with shorter Sunday hours, and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so plan a later-in-the-week visit. This listing shows the shop at 412A West Main Street, but some directories list a newer address on Commerce Street, so check the website or social media for the current location before you go. Either way, it's in the walkable heart of Old Town, close to Main Street, the Tomball Railroad Depot and downtown's antique stores, cafes and other boutiques, which makes it easy to fit into an afternoon of shopping.

412a West Main Street, Tomball, TX 77375

Antiques

Antiques Galore & More

Antiques Galore & More is an antique store at 106 North Cherry Street in Old Town Tomball, the historic downtown district that has long drawn shoppers for its concentration of antique, vintage and gift shops. Directory listings describe a mix of antique furniture, collectibles and coins. Some directories list this address under the name Cherry Street Antiques, so look for either name when you arrive. Cherry Street is a block off Main Street, putting the shop within easy walking distance of the Tomball Railroad Depot, the Tomball Information Center and other downtown antique stores, boutiques and restaurants. Many visitors make a day of it by parking once and exploring Old Town on foot. Hours at small downtown shops can vary, so call ahead before making a special trip, especially early in the week.

106 North Cherry Street, Tomball, TX 77375

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Tomball Farmers Market

The Tomball Farmers Market at 205 West Main Street in Old Town Tomball is held every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine. It's one of the largest certified all-local, producer-only farmers markets in Texas, which means vendors sell what they grow, raise or make themselves. Shop locally grown produce and meats, goods from local artisans, and food and drinks from local chefs. The market has grown to nearly 100 vendors, according to Community Impact, and in more than 18 years it has served as an incubator for small businesses, with more than 40 vendors outgrowing the market and opening their own storefronts. The Tomball Farmers Market is a Texas registered nonprofit that also offers educational programs and volunteer opportunities for students and community members. It's within walking distance of Old Town's shops, restaurants and the Historic Tomball Depot, so it's a perfect Saturday-morning outing. See the website for maps, events and vendors.

205 W. Main St., Tomball, TX 77375

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Terrarium Plant House

Terrarium Plant House at 311 West Main Street in historic downtown Tomball is a shop for plant lovers, whether you're an avid gardener, a patio planter or just want a little green at home. It specializes in indoor and patio plants, custom terrariums and terrarium supplies, and botanically inspired decor and gifts from independent makers, plus some faux, dried and preserved plants. The real draw for visitors is the hands-on classes: instructor-led DIY terrarium classes, fairy garden and carnivorous bog garden workshops and kids' classes, usually held Friday evenings and on weekends. Classes are BYOB (beer, wine, seltzer or cider), and private parties are available for groups of six or more. During "Happy Hour" open-studio times, experienced builders can make their own terrarium using shop supplies. Staff also offer plant care advice and repotting. The shop is open Tuesday through Sunday and is pet-friendly, and a free public parking lot is right next door at Main and Cherry streets.

311 W Main Street, Tomball, TX 77375

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Crystal Kingdom

Crystal Kingdom is a metaphysical crystal shop at 309 Market Street, Unit D, in Old Town Tomball that bills itself as a one-stop shop for all your crystal needs. The shop carries crystals, gems and stones along with jewelry, essential oils, candles, sage and other spiritual supplies, and Community Impact included it in a roundup of new businesses opening in Tomball and Magnolia. Whether you collect crystals, want a meaningful gift or are just curious, it's an interesting place to browse. Market Street is a block off Main Street, so Crystal Kingdom is a short walk from downtown Tomball's antique stores, boutiques, cafes and the Tomball Railroad Depot, and it fits easily into an afternoon in the historic district. Other Market Street favorites, including gift and vintage shops, are just steps away. Call (346) 236-6108 to confirm hours before a special trip.

309 Market Street Unit D, Tomball, TX 77375

Mexican · Shopping

La Michoacana Meat Market

La Michoacana Meat Market's Tomball store is at 27722 State Highway 249. The store is part of a Texas grocery chain that has served the Hispanic community since 1986 and now has more than 140 stores across the state. It's a full-service Hispanic grocery store with a carnicería (butcher counter) along with other grocery departments. For visitors, it's most useful if you're staying in an RV park, vacation rental or extended-stay hotel and want to cook, or if you're planning a cookout and want fresh fajita meat, carne asada or ingredients for Mexican dishes. The store's previous listing showed daily hours from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., but check the chain's store locator before you go. Its Highway 249 location is on the north side of Tomball, convenient to the main route through town and to several other restaurants and shops.

27722 State Highway 249, Tomball, TX 77375

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The Book Attic

The Book Attic calls itself Tomball's hometown bookstore. It's at 15222 FM 2920, at Park Road, the third light west of Highway 249, according to its website. It's a used bookstore with novels, children's titles, classics and school reading, new releases and rare finds, and the shop will try to order required school titles and discount them when it can. The Book Attic doesn't buy books for cash, but it gives trade credit worth 25% of the selling price for books you bring in, which you can apply to up to half of a purchase; hardcovers trade for hardcovers and paperbacks for paperbacks. Popular kids' series like Dog Man, Wings of Fire, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Harry Potter are always wanted as donations. The store is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It's a great browse for book lovers and families on a rainy afternoon. Call (281) 255-6050 before bringing trade-ins.

15222 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377

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Bramble & Bee

Bramble & Bee is a floral design studio at 311 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball, founded by Maggie Bailey in 2014. Inspired by English gardens and Texas wildflowers, the studio specializes in bespoke, garden-style floral arrangements for weddings, events and everyday occasions. What began as a hobby for Maggie has grown into a small team that includes her husband Mick, working alongside freelance artisans. The studio offers both full-service and à la carte wedding packages, as well as fresh arrangements and local delivery. Visitors in town for a wedding, anniversary or family celebration can order flowers or arrange a delivery to a hotel or venue. Delivery availability can be limited, so call ahead to order. The studio sits on Commerce Street among Old Town's shops and restaurants, a short walk from Main Street and the Tomball Railroad Depot.

311 Commerce St, Tomball, TX 77375

Art and History · Shopping

The Craft Chicks

The Craft Chicks at 304 Market Street in historic downtown Tomball is a DIY craft workshop where your ideas come to life. Guests can sign up for guided workshops, drop in for walk-in crafting or book a private event, and the studio provides all the materials and guidance you need, with staff on hand to help if you get stuck. It's designed as a relaxed place to hang out: you're welcome to bring your own food and drinks, including wine, so it's popular for girls' nights, birthdays, showers and family outings. Wear clothes you don't mind getting messy, since aprons are limited. Workshops require registration and are capped at 20 attendees. If you'd rather not make it yourself, The Craft Chicks takes custom orders such as laser-cut designs, business signs, monograms and gifts. The studio is open Wednesday through Sunday, with late hours on Fridays, according to its website. It's a short walk from Main Street and the Depot Plaza.

304 Market Street, Tomball, TX 77375

Art and History · Shopping

Three Dimensional Visions

Three Dimensional Visions, also known as Glassblowing Houston, is a family-operated glass art studio and gallery on FM 2920 near Tomball. Its hot glass studio and showroom is at 17442 FM 2920, and the gallery, kiln-forming studio and cold shop are next door at 17440. You can buy unique glass art, lighting, wall installations and hand-blown giftware, watch live glassblowing and try it yourself in hands-on glassblowing experiences, classes, workshops and events, guided by the studio's artists. Experienced glass artists can also rent studio time. It's a memorable, creative activity for date nights, birthdays, family outings and team-building, and you leave with a piece you made yourself. The previous listing showed hours of Friday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with other times by appointment, so confirm before visiting. Book experiences online through Glassblowing Houston's website or call (832) 559-3339.

17442 Farm To Market 2920, Tomball, TX 77377

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Sip Hip Hooray

Sip Hip Hooray at 210 West Main Street in Old Town Tomball creates personalized party favors, custom artwork, luxe invitations and stationery, and curated home goods, adding creative touches to life's memorable events. It's known for custom wedding and party supplies such as can coolers, frosted cups, napkins, coasters, guest books and wax seals, including its best-selling custom pet drawings. Designs can feature your own artwork, monograms, pets, venues, boats, colors and wording, and every order goes through a proof-approval step before production. That makes it a go-to for couples planning weddings at Tomball-area venues, hosts of birthday and bachelorette parties and anyone looking for a one-of-a-kind gift. Orders can be placed online, and the Main Street shop is in the middle of Old Town, an easy stop while browsing nearby boutiques and antique shops or grabbing a coffee downtown. Visit the website to browse products and start a custom order.

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The Silver Strawberry

The Silver Strawberry at 30006 Tomball Parkway (State Highway 249) is a family-friendly boutique and gift shop that owner Michelle McQuillan, who grew up in the Tomball area, opened in 2001; it has been at its Highway 249 location since 2010. The business started with silver jewelry, which inspired the name, and has grown into more than a typical gift shop. It carries boutique clothing for women and kids, jewelry, gifts, glassware, bath items, home decor and accessories, along with gifts for bridal and baby showers. It's also a go-to for school spirit: The Silver Strawberry makes custom homecoming mums from scratch to order, with a big display of options and supplies for families who want to make their own, and it carries back-to-school items. The shop specializes in customizing and personalizing, including screen-printed T-shirts for clubs, churches and family reunions and monogramming on shirts, hats and aprons. It also sells online through its website.

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Turquoise Door Boutique

Turquoise Door Boutique at 120 North Walnut Street in Old Town Tomball is a friendly small-town boutique filled with women's fashion, jewelry, accessories, home decor, gifts and seasonal goodies. As its tagline says, there's a little something for everyone. The store's story starts in 2009, when owner Jamie left teaching to pursue her dream of owning a boutique, selling at shows across Texas under the name Cowgirl Junkie, from church shows and fall festivals to Round Top and Canton Trade Days. In 2012 she opened a co-op shop in Tomball that became the Turquoise Door, shared by several women who each ran their own businesses, and several of them later opened their own stores. In 2018 she took over the store with help from Robyn and Kim, who helped make it what it is today. Turquoise Door is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It's steps from Commerce Street's boutiques and Main Street.

120 N Walnut St, Tomball, TX 77375, United States

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Ultra Violet’s Boutique

Ultra Violet's Boutique is a women's boutique at 409 West Main Street in Old Town Tomball. It was opened by Tomball native Amy Bench, who relocated her boutique The Purple Palm from Matagorda to Main Street in Tomball and renamed it Ultra Violet in 2021, according to Community Impact. The shop offers women's retail items such as clothing, shoes and housewares, making it a good stop for shoppers looking for a new outfit, a pair of shoes or a gift while exploring downtown. It's on Main Street's busy 400 block, near Pain Train Salsa, Cloud Chief & Co. and Bonfire Grill, so it's easy to fit into a stroll through Old Town's shops and restaurants. Street parking and public lots are nearby. The boutique doesn't have its own website, so check its social media or call (281) 665-9200 for current hours and new arrivals before visiting.

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Mercy House Global Market - Tomball

Mercy House Global Market is a fair-trade nonprofit boutique that has operated a store at 418 West Main Street in Old Town Tomball. It sells handcrafted textiles, jewelry, candles, soaps and home goods made by artisan women from vulnerable communities around the world, and every purchase supports dignified work through Mercy House's partnerships and sustainable product development. The organization's ministry focuses on vulnerable women, including rescuing pregnant girls in Kenya from trafficking and dangerous situations. The Tomball Times featured the market among the new businesses that opened in Old Town in late 2025 and lists Tuesday through Saturday hours. Mercy House also runs a shop and hosts classes, such as candle making, at its Magnolia location on Tamina Road. Shoppers looking for meaningful, ethically made gifts will find plenty to choose from. Check Mercy House Global's website before visiting to confirm the Tomball store's current status and hours.

Antiques · Shopping

BIRDS OF A FEATHER ANTIQUES & VINTAGE MARKETPLACE

Birds of a Feather Antiques & Vintage Marketplace is an antique and vintage shop at 305 Market Street in the heart of Old Town Tomball. Its stock covers vintage and modern pieces, farmhouse and home decor, furniture, garden decor, ladies' clothing and accessories, jewelry, toys, cameras and other unique finds. The owners buy from estates and private home shows, as well as at markets in Dallas, Las Vegas and elsewhere in the U.S., so new merchandise arrives regularly and repeat visits turn up something different. The shop is a regular participant in downtown shopping events such as the Back to School Mom's Night Out Sip and Stroll. Market Street sits just off Main Street, so it's an easy walk to the Tomball Railroad Depot, the city's information center and other antique stores, boutiques and restaurants on Market and Commerce Streets. Plan to explore Old Town on foot after you park.

305 Market St, Tomball, TX 77375