The Best Antiques in Amarillo

Texas Ivy Antiques leads for Route 66 charm and personal warmth from an owner who stamps passports and welcomes shoppers alongside two resident cats.

By The Scoop Editorial Team · How we pick · Updated July 2026

Texas Ivy Antiques

★★★★★ 4.9 · 38 reviews

Open 10 AM–5 PM, closed Sun & Mon

Texas Ivy Antiques sits in a former visitors center that reopened after fire restoration, and the Route 66 passport stamping draws travelers hunting the full Mother Road experience. The ivy-covered Route 66 sign outside pulls in photo seekers, and inside, multiple rooms display floor-to-ceiling collections alongside two resident cats who patrol the aisles. The shop blends souvenirs with genuine antiques, giving casual browsers and serious collectors equal reason to wander. Visitors consistently note the warmth and local tips from the owner, who treats drop-ins like neighbors rather than transactions. The location anchors the 6th Avenue antique corridor, making it a natural first stop for anyone working the Route 66 trail through Amarillo.

"…the staff here are VERY knowledgeable about 6th street, Route 66 stores and events…"Verified review

Best for: Route 66 travelers and collectors wanting personal service

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3511 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

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3511 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

2No. 2 in Amarillo

Evermore

★★★★★ 5 · 17 reviews

Open 12 PM–6 PM most days, closed Wed

Evermore arranges inventory like a gallery, with thoughtful displays that group furniture, dishware, medical books, and home decor into visually coherent vignettes. The outdoor area extends browsing to patio items and garden pieces, and a dedicated wedding section holds vintage cake toppers and classic books. Pricing stays accessible without sacrificing quality, and the shop dog often greets shoppers during their visit. Customers return for the owner's eye and the way each trip surfaces new arrivals across categories. The curation feels intentional rather than overwhelming, making it easy to spot standout pieces without sorting through clutter.

"…the owner arranges everything in the most efficient and beautiful way."Verified review

Best for: Shoppers seeking thoughtfully displayed vintage home decor

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2723 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

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2723 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

3No. 3 in Amarillo

The NAT Antiques

★★★★★ 4.6 · 167 reviews

Open 10 AM–6 PM, closed Sun

Two floors of vendor booths fill a registered historic building at Georgia and 6th, with deep runs of musical memorabilia, vintage records, furniture, collectibles, and Route 66 souvenirs. Each vendor sets independent prices, so deals vary. The building lacks climate control and restrooms, but the sheer variety rewards patient hunters.

"They have friendly and helpful employees. They also have so many booths of different crafts and antiques."Verified review

Best for: Collectors willing to spend time hunting across vendor booths

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2705 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

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2705 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

4No. 4 in Amarillo

OPJ Furniture and Antiques

★★★★★ 4.6 · 33 reviews

Open 10 AM–5:30 PM, closed Sun & Mon

Vintage oddities share floor space with traditional antique furniture: old signage, sea shells, and memorabilia from decades past. The shop's dog often greets visitors, and displays highlight unusual finds rather than burying them in clutter. Pricing runs higher than neighboring states, but the selection justifies browsing for collectors chasing specific categories or one-of-a-kind conversation pieces.

"My favorite place for furniture and unusual antiques."Verified review

Best for: Collectors hunting unusual vintage pieces and nostalgic memorabilia

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3215 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

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3215 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

5No. 5 in Amarillo

Cactus Vintage

★★★★★ 4.2 · 41 reviews

Open 10 AM–6 PM most days, closed Mon & Tue

Cactus Vintage runs like a curated gallery, with glass collectibles, vintage toys, and custom lamps in clean, organized displays. An on-site artist paints horses and cowboy themes in a working studio corner. The shop keeps limited hours (closed Monday and Tuesday), but the inventory spans rooster designs, vintage Little Tikes figures, and regional art pieces at fair prices.

"Loved how clean and organized this place was! I felt almost like I was in a museum instead of a vintage store."Verified review

Best for: Vintage decor shoppers wanting organized, themed collections

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2920 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

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2920 SW 6th Ave, Amarillo

How Amarillo's Top Antiques Compare

How Amarillo's top Antiques compare across key factors
Business	Hours	Known for
Texas Ivy Antiques Top Pick	10 AM–5 PM	Route 66 travelers and collectors wanting personal service

Evermore	12 PM–6 PM	Shoppers seeking thoughtfully displayed vintage home decor
The NAT Antiques	10 AM–6 PM	Collectors willing to spend time hunting across vendor booths
OPJ Furniture and Antiques	10 AM–5:30 PM	Collectors hunting unusual vintage pieces and nostalgic memorabilia
Cactus Vintage	10 AM–6 PM	Vintage decor shoppers wanting organized, themed collections

What People Are Saying

65% of Texas Ivy Antiques reviews mention the route 66.

★★★★★

A quirky gift shop, museum, and visitor center in the private home of a super friendly woman…

Texas Ivy Antiques

★★★★★

Amazing, curated displays of ACTUAL antiques with reasonable prices.

Evermore

★★★★★

This place is huge !! There is too much to take in on one trip , lots of items a good quality items.

The NAT Antiques

Antiques in Amarillo

Amarillo's antique corridor runs along 6th Avenue in the Route 66 district, where historic storefronts house multi-vendor halls and single-owner shops. The Route 66 trail draws tourists hunting memorabilia and passport stamps, while local collectors dig for vinyl records, midcentury furniture, and oddities tied to the city's cattle, railroad, and helium-boom history. Most shops close at least one weekday and keep weekend hours aligned with visitor flow. Musical memorabilia, nostalgic signage, and curated home goods dominate the inventory. Pricing varies by booth model: single-owner curation runs higher than independent vendor co-ops.

What to Know Before You Choose

Visit on weekdays when shops are less crowded and owners have more time to discuss provenance or answer questions about specific pieces.
Confirm operating hours before making a trip, since most shops close one or two days midweek and some keep limited Sunday schedules.
Bring cash for smaller purchases at vendor booths, where independent sellers may not process cards at every station inside multi-vendor halls.
Ask about shipping or delivery options upfront if you're browsing furniture or large items that won't fit in your vehicle.
Spend time comparing pricing between single-owner curated shops and multi-vendor halls, since booth-to-booth rates vary widely even within the same building.
Check condition carefully on vintage furniture and glass collectibles, looking for repairs, missing hardware, or damage that affects both value and usability.
Plan time to browse multiple shops along the 6th Avenue corridor in one afternoon, since the concentration makes it easy to compare inventory and pricing without driving across town.
If you're hunting specific categories like vinyl records or Route 66 memorabilia, ask staff which sections or vendor booths carry the deepest selection before wandering the full space.

Questions Amarillo Locals Ask

Which antique shop in Amarillo has the best Route 66 memorabilia?

Texas Ivy Antiques anchors the Route 66 experience in Amarillo with passport stamping, an ivy-covered photo sign outside, and multiple rooms of collectibles mixed with Mother Road souvenirs. The NAT Antiques also stocks Route 66 items across its two-floor vendor hall, though its focus leans more heavily toward musical memorabilia and vinyl records.

Where can I find vintage furniture in Amarillo?

OPJ Furniture and Antiques specializes in antique furniture alongside unusual vintage pieces, while Evermore arranges curated furniture displays within its gallery-style shop. The NAT Antiques offers furniture across multiple vendor booths on both floors, giving shoppers a broader range of styles and price points to compare during a single visit.

What are the best antique shops on 6th Avenue in Amarillo?

The 6th Avenue corridor between Georgia and the west end concentrates five distinct shops within a short stretch. Texas Ivy Antiques, Evermore, The NAT Antiques, OPJ Furniture and Antiques, and Cactus Vintage all sit along this historic Route 66 section, making it easy to shop multiple stores in one afternoon without moving your car.

Are Amarillo antique shops open on Sundays?

Evermore opens Sunday afternoons, and Cactus Vintage runs Sunday hours as well. Texas Ivy Antiques, OPJ Furniture and Antiques, and The NAT Antiques close on Sundays, so plan weekend browsing for Saturday if you want access to the full corridor. Most shops also close one or two weekdays, so check specific schedules before making a special trip.

Which Amarillo antique shop has the largest selection?

The NAT Antiques spans two floors with multiple independent vendor booths, creating the largest inventory to browse in one location. The scale means you need time to explore thoroughly, and each booth sets its own prices. Texas Ivy Antiques also offers multiple rooms of floor-to-ceiling collections, though in a more focused single-owner format.

Where can I find vintage music memorabilia in Amarillo?

The NAT Antiques carries the deepest selection of musical history items and vintage record albums, with dedicated vendor booths focused on vinyl and music collectibles. The building itself holds musical significance as a historical site. Other shops along 6th Avenue stock scattered music pieces, but The NAT makes it a primary category.

Do any Amarillo antique shops offer shipping?

Cactus Vintage advertises shipping services for purchases that won't fit in your vehicle or need to travel out of state. Other shops may arrange shipping on a case-by-case basis for larger furniture pieces, so ask the owner directly if you find something that requires freight handling or special packing.

What should I expect when visiting antique shops in Amarillo?

Amarillo's antique scene clusters along the 6th Avenue Route 66 corridor, where shops mix vintage furniture, collectibles, and regional memorabilia. Most shops close at least one weekday and some keep limited hours, so confirm schedules before visiting. Pricing varies widely depending on whether you're shopping a single-owner curated space or a multi-vendor hall where each booth sets independent rates.

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