Home Decor in Comfort, TX

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  1. 205 TX-27, Comfort TX 78013

    4.7 Superb 56 reviews

    “Great place, good live music. Casitas are really cool. Cooked our own steaks and they provided the sides. Chocolate Cobbler totally rocked. We're coming back! Thank you Siobain for the tour of the Casitas”

  2. 20905, 817 High St, Comfort TX 78013

    4 Good 9 reviews

    “Simply Comfort is such a beautiful part of Comfort. The shop has an easy, welcoming feel the moment you step inside—everything is thoughtfully displayed and always changing, so there’s something new to discover each time. I love the mix of clothing and gifts, and the quality is consistently excellent. What really makes the store special is the warmth behind it—the kind of place where you feel taken care of, not just as a customer but as a neighbor. It’s a joy to shop here and a treasure for our town.”

  3. 702 High Street, Comfort TX 78013

    4 Good 25 reviews

    “Fiddlin Frogs is such a joy to shop. The mix of clothing, home décor, and gifts always feels thoughtfully chosen, and I love finding pieces that are truly unique. The space itself is welcoming and has a charm that makes you want to take your time and explore. What makes it even more special are the people behind it—Allison and Maddie Rose bring so much heart to the store and to our community. You can feel the care and creativity in everything they do. It’s one of those places that reminds me why I love shopping local.”

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