Would have loved to have shopped, however after driving an hour, they were closed on Monday. Hours…read moreare incorrect on yelp.

Highly recommend checking out Sam Rafferty's new location! Wide variety of antiques, jewelry,…read moreaccessories, and more. I will be back!

I had them pick up truck load of my things in April...after multiple calls concerning their…read morecontract concerning after 90 days they can get rid of furniture if not sold have called 7 times and no call back, have went to store and told person I need to talk to isn't there... Have never Seen any of my stuff in store...has anyone else had problems... Getting ready to get attorney..we have now moved to Evansville...I have left new address and phone multiple times

Great store great prices and friendly staff. Will be going back and checking it out every month.read more

If you are looking for a unique piece of furniture or something to decorate a shelf or wall in your…read morehome this is the place to go in Evansville!!! We found a beautiful sideboard and some lovely chairs to finish a room in our home. The owners are very knowledgeable about the items they have in the store. We had a great buying experience and will definitely be return customers!!!

Best place in downtown Evansville for one of a kind at reasonable prices! If you need something…read morethat no one has also, stop by!

Chill things crazy vintage gotta see this place. Ask for a free sticker if you go in! Buy sell…read moretrade talk laugh

was not impressed with the place and heard some things come up missing from vendors boothsread more

First off, great sign! However, I'm not a huge fan of the…read moreway that this flea market is set up. This is not your standard big box setup with booths filled with stuff that you put in your cart and take to the front to check out. Cowboy Jim's is more like an outdoor market with a roof. Each booth has an owner who may (or in our case, may not) be behind a register. This makes buying both easier (in that you can haggle) and more difficult. I found it less likely that I would look around with someone watching me and looking to chat. Also, if there's no one at a particular booth, you have to depend on another booth renter to both be able to tell you the price, since a lot of stuff isn't marked, and take your payment. Payment. Bring cash because a lot of these vendors don't take cards. There's an ATM at the front. The building itself is kind of quiet and dark. There is a decent amount of empty space where no booths had been set up as well as the high piles of stuff in others. We ended up having to go back due to no one being able to get the owner of the booth we needed on the phone. After the return, we made off with what I believe was a pretty good deal though, so there's that!

A unreal amount of things I haven't seen in decades. Perfect for someone who is looking for…read moreprojects, or to fill decor holes in the house. Ridiculously nice guy owns the place.

Just a suggestion but I think Yelp may want to consider adding a new business category for places…read morelike Salvage Candy like adult Disneyland? To say this place is cool is a gross understatement. They have an amazing selection of architectural savage so if you are looking for doors or cast iron sinks and things like that, these guys have it and much more and prices are killer. I'm guessing that's their mainstay but what totally takes this place over the top is all the rest of the stuff they have. For a guy who loves crusty pieces with character that I can repurpose into something else, this is a goldmine. I found this place while in the area on business and one piece in particular caught my eye. A big old hand riveted tank. Sucker weights over 1000lbs. None of knew exactly what it was but that's just part of the fun right? Bought it on the spot after talking to the folks and owners who if you look up Uber Cool in the dictionary, their pics come up. They loaded that beast up and I drove 350 miles back to the KC area. Come to find out it's an old pressure tank that was made by Kewanee Boiler between 1905-1920. Now where can you find neat shit like that I ask you? Salvage Candy is where. I'm already planning a return visit as these folks rock and their selection and prices are to die for. Thanks Salvage Candy

Super nice store with a good selection of merchandise and furniture. Found some great deals on…read moreseveral pieces and some new clothes to boot. And at excellent prices. Staff was more than accommodating in assisting us. Highly recommend!!!