Huge selection of bourbon. Best of all, it's not marked up like other places in Glasgow. This…read morewill be my go to place for good bourbon and whisky.

Liquor than Water…read more Locally-owned and operated liquor store that appears to maybe have just recently opened in the Glasgow, JY area. The Good: *Nice selection of microbrews and some locally-made stuff; I found a bourbon barrel aged ale from a local brewery that was delicious. *Has a drive-thru (didn't use) *Young East Indian couple running (owners?) the place we're very nice they even had to mention that I'm clearly not from around there. What was your first clue? The Meh: *Prices seem a bit high for the area, but what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The Ugly: *Most of the selection was mostly macrobrews and basically available stuff. The reason I go to liquor stores is to find rare and local stuff that grocery stores and gas stations won't/don't carry. TLDR: Nice liquor store that has some nice finds.

This store was everything and nothing like I expected. They seemed to have odd hours. I finally…read moremade it in when they were open and immediately saw rocks and random items all over the front outside the building. Once you walk in it is even more randomness. With odds and ends tucked in every corner, and rooms that look like you shouldn't go in but can and are filled with antiques of all different varieties. There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to the chaos that is The Olde General Store. It was neat to look around though and see all the offerings. I loved some of the old farm tools and wished I was more artsy to create some neat repurposed projects but alas walked out with my bank account still intact.

Because I couldn't find a specific black raspberry jelly any where nearby I went on line and found…read moreit at The Olde General Store. I was so surprised at how quickly they fullfilled my order. I placed it one week and it arrived within the next week. I'm definitely going to return to their site because it's now going to be my go to place.

Had an amazing Americano. Smooth and aromatic. Worth coming in to town for…read more Nice people, too. I'll be back whenever I can.

This place was super friendly and inviting. You walk to the back where you order the coffee that…read moreyou drink while you shop. They have all of the standard coffees, both hot and iced. The owner has been making coffee a long time and it shows. I hear they having rotating pastries...and maybe some pastires. If you love vintage, you will have a great time looking through all of the cute things that she has in her store. It is a super cute place to hang out with locals. They were full of great recommendations for other coffee shops and book stores. I loved that they were willing to spread the love.

One of the coolest places I think I've ever been to, everyone there is super sweet and so…read moreknowledgeable. This is worth every penny or even just stopping in.

Good variety of items with games books comics cards and so much more at an amazing price and the…read moreemployees are so nice and understanding 10/10 will 100% go again.

The staff here is always very nice, but at times they do seem like they're more interested in…read moregetting you through the line. I sometimes feel rushed while I'm here. The selection for used single issue comics is massive, but the selection for new releases as well as trades is always very limited, so if there is something specific you want, it's best to add it to a pull list otherwise you miss out. The prices on everything is usually pretty good, but be wary on some of the singles. It's not very often that a single is outwardly expensive compared to its market price, but every now and then you may overpay. Im a seasoned collector, but if I look at the business from the point of view as a new comic book collector, I would say that the shop could use a bit of growing. The staff, as I said, is very friendly, but they could definitely do a bit better at making conversation easier with new faces. Overall, I think if you're new to collecting, just go inside and ask questions. Be honest and say you don't know what you're doing. Several of them will be more than happy to help. Finally, I would like to see a more expansive selection of trades. When I used to go there, there was always 2-3 shelves full of trades and now it's one manga and one trades. I love manga, but there are trades I'd really rather buy from a small business instead of going to say Barnes and noble.

Darling place great selection of garden and home ideas…read more Live plants are gorgeous and great prices. A must see!

If you're lookin' for love in all the right places, the Garden Patch on Main in Smiths Grove,…read moreKentucky is the place where you'll meet happy, helpful, down-to-earth folks who sell beautiful wreaths, customized on the spot, handmade jewelry, and decorative items and healthy, blooming indoor and outdoor plants artfully displayed in a charming house and garden among a variety of lovely, affordable antiques and collectibles to inspire all of your decorating desires!

Went down to franklin from Michigan for the eclipse. Stopped in here and found some amazing…read morecarnival glass for my daughter in law and a perfect glass mushroom for the wife. Talked with Steve the owner, and he was able to slip the mushroom in with the glass set, as a surprise for my wife. We ended up hanging out with Steve and wife , for the eclipse. Great people, fun store. Don't miss it!

Pot O' Old Antique…read moremall located at Flea Land that's locally-owned and operated for over 20 years (2001). Pro Tip: Turn left when you enter the driveway, as it's the building all the way to the left and not the first building you see. We almost left, thinking it was closed. The Good: *The older gentleman running the counter was very friendly and welcoming. *I love these antique malls with tons of different stuff from multiple vendors. I could get lost in a place like this for hours. *Prices seem fair for the most part. The Meh: *$1 surcharge on cc transactions The Ugly: *Might be the smallest antique mall I've ever visited. TLDR: Not the biggest antique mall, but still a great spot for antiquing while in the Bowling Green.

While my husband visited the Corvette Museum down the road, I shopped at the Antique Mall. There…read morewere plenty of booths and items that ranged from antique, vintage, and collectibles. I browsed through the sports collectibles and cards that I could find, but I was really on the hunt for some vintage whiskey items. I found a great booth with vintage whiskey jugs and decanters. I could have shopped there for a couple more hours.