Dolly Python - Dallas, Texas

Nicole

Chaotic in the best of ways. I could stay in here for hours. Personally I liked this location better than the Bishop location (but def go to both) 🙂

Sarah Jackowski

Lots of really cool and neat stuff. Not the typical antique store. They had lots of neat and unique items including clothes. They also have new handmade items like earrings, keychains, stickers, etc. They have preserved animal bones which were super cool! We loved the unique blend of items and spent a lot of time here. It is also set up very well- not too crowded either. Only issue was the prices are unreasonably high on a lot of the items. Some were decently priced, some were a little more pricy than a typical antique/thrift store. Most of the store was far overpriced, particularly the clothes. Most are pretty unique pieces- some old, some costume, lots of cowboy boots.
Overall, I likely will return when I visit Dallas again, but it's not affordable.

M H

I arrived an hour before closing and didn’t get to go through the clothing section but I managed to I score a 1960’s long coat that’s in top tier condition with an excellent price tag. This place is a hidden gem, and I will be back! Parking is easy too.

Samantha Sullivan

Dolly Python is the best! Thought I would pop in and check it out but I ended spending 3 hours looking at all of their bizarre oddities. Truly a consignment gem. Clothes are cute and have styles from every era. A ton of boots to choose from and art pieces that are pleasantly insane.

Taylor Cleveland

very meh of a place - overpriced and TERRIBLE customer service - its like urban outfitters but worse.

**Edit - ah, I'm sorry for leaving a shitty review - i left this original review just minutes after an employee (who was probably having a bad day) treated me kind of shitty. i actually like dolly python quite a bit as a local place in Dallas to look for/at some pretty unique things (i've been going to the location on Haskell since I was a kid)..... i also understand that surviving as a local business in todays economy SUCKS and a ton of work, so it was unfair of me to leave this original review on the entire business when I just had a tiny interaction with an employee who probably hasn't been working there long... however, like many people, i HATE it when people are rude or condescending, so maybe just an area for some of the team there to work on

again, I'm sorry for my initial review - i wish you and your business the best, and I will keep coming back to look around at awesome stuff.

Rae Cornwell

Curiosities galore! If I lived in Texas, I would have taken a lot of this shop home. Some of the strangest items seen were false teeth, dental x-rays, and taxidermied animals. Most of what you'll find are high quality vintage clothing, boots, and accessories. Its a wonderfully curated shop and I look forward to coming back on our next visit to Dallas.

Ali Griego

Avid antiquer, thrifter, & vintage connoisseur and Dolly Python is one of my fav smaller vintage shops in Dallas.

They have:
- vintage tee selection sorted by color
- vintage dresses & clothing sorted by era 50’s-90’s (yes, they have fitting rooms!)
- fun & funky collectible items & art
- small section of *modern* & some vintage vinyl
- plastic purse collection (my fav)
- tons of jewelry & accessories

All of the coolest stuff I own is from Dolly’s. Highly recommend stopping in for some unique finds or just a fun outting.

ke

Do not shop here if you’re black. We were the only black people in the shop and plenty of the other customers had things in their hands. One of the workers ONLY came up to us to hold our stuff up front. She didn’t ask how we were doing or greet us or anything. then proceeded to continue following us around the store for 10 minutes. Very obvious she racially profiled us as she didn’t ask any white people to hold their things at the front and it’s completely ridiculous