I really like stopping in here to check out what's new. They have nice clothes and also some decor…read moreitems. On this occasion I did not find what I was looking for but you never know, maybe next time. I was looking for a holiday outfit for a Christmas party. They also have a decent selection of jewelry. The prices a little higher than other thrifts and consignments I visit but the brands are typically better. I am always greeted as I enter and if I need anything I can ask. The store is not huge but the selection is pretty good. I am sure I will stop again.

I came here accidentally with trying to help my daughter sell her old jeans etc. this store does…read morenot buy your clothes directly, but they will examine your stuff, took whatever they think is in the season and good for sell, and once they sell, you get 50% of the list price. The lady worked there is very nice, and this is my first time doing this. I come back after 3 weeks, and only one of my daughter's Jean been sold and she got 11 dollars! Hahaha!

I came looking for golf clubs. There were a lot of putters and a few drivers. I don't play golf…read moreenough to get many clubs, though. The store was organized and clean. Sometimes, it's nice to find a vintage item.

I prefer taking my donated items to the Salvation Army vs. Goodwill. My donated items are handled…read morewith care instead of being thrown into a giant cardboard box that is kept outdoors. The Salvation Army Stores are very clean, well-organized, a good variety. The salespeople are professional, so that I don't feel like I am at a flea market. This is a good place for families to shop, especially when they are living on a stretched budget.

I'd driven by this place many times and been curious about it…read more It looks a tad shady on the outside, my wife joked that it seemed from first glance like a place where most of the merchandise would have "fallen off the back of a truck." However, I wanted to see what was up with the place for myself. I went in there today and here's how I can describe the place: You know that shelf or rack at a lot of stores that has their closeouts and returns and opened packages? Imagine a full store of nothing but that. Out front was a bicycle with a big sign on it saying "salvage". They had a couple of well-used wet-dry vacs in the back, and a wall of opened-package (or used) small kitchen appliances like coffee makers and microwave ovens. There were piles of clothing for sale, not on hangers or any kind of organization, just dumped out on shelves or in boxes to be rummaged through. It almost seemed like a permanent garage sale in a retail space. If you want used and salvaged merchandise, they seem to have it. Sitting by the door was a man with a gruff expression. He wore a Deputy Sheriff's badge on his belt, so presumably he works there as a side job, is he supposed to be there to reassure people that the goods aren't stolen? He, nor the man behind the counter made any attempt to greet me, nor even acknowledge my presence in the store. While I was browsing, they launched into talking politics, where it was clear that both of them followed certain extremist conspiracy theories rather zealously. It made me very uncomfortable and I really didn't want to listen to it as I browsed (and they still hadn't even so much as said hello to me), so I just walked out of the store. I won't be back.

You must visit this fantastic shop in the popular and historic tiny town of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky…read more This wonderfully eclectic blend of unique and beautiful handcrafted jewelry, art, accessories and more all created from artisans from across the region, are mixed among a treasure trove of really cool vintage finds. This store is the perfect blend of quirky, interesting, beautiful, clever and fun! And I could have spent hours just making sure I saw it all! I met the fantastic owner, Susan, today on my first visit and she's simply a delight. She has curated a fantastic collection of unique vintage pieces, handcrafted treasures and one of a kind quirky finds. A must see and short drive when taking the car ferry from Rising Sun, Indiana or a longer driving adventure when venturing by road when crossing at one of the major bridges across the Ohio River. Pick the ferry up at the Rising Star Casino--$5 each way per car to cross. This tiny town, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is one you should plan to swing by on your next road trip!!

This spot's surprisingly fun. There are little treasures around every corner. It's really packed in…read morefull. Some higher prices, but many htf items. Some 1-of-a-kind artsy things tossed in. Some jewelry, some of everything. It's more comfortable & private than many places. We enjoyed shopping together. Someone has a green thumb & I wish they sold plants & unusual planters here. I would go outta my way to go back. Say 'hey' to Admiral! He's a sweetie.

The Domestic is a little newer to the vintage scene in Lexington, but it's one of my favorites. I…read morewould describe most of their inventory as boho-chic, maybe some kitsch thrown in. Not traditional for sure, and I always find a small item that adds a splash of color and uniqueness to my home. Most prices are pretty reasonable. They also have an extensive vintage clothing selection. They have a lot of art and modern prints. They get new inventory often and do great Instagram sales as well. They do Venmo sales. And they have a ton of plants and planters; I wish I had a green thumb because their stock is amazing. Just today, I learned one of their plants in the store is reported to have lived with a couple for over 50 years. The owners are young, hip, creative, and very nice. They are taking social distancing and cleanliness seriously. This is in my top two or three shopping spots in Lexington.

Tony and I went to the Peddlers Mall in Morehead Kentucky after we were hiking at Broke Leg Falls…read morelocated about 1/2 hour south. We like to walk around to check prices and get ideas. I did buy a nice Golf top for my upcoming trip to Florida in June and Tony bought a new Trump Flag for his gate on our fence. We like to walk around!!

Lots to choose from, unusual items, lots of home decor. Affordable antiques and primitive ware.read more

Five star product, Five star people, Five star service. Not only are the prices great but they are…read moremore often than not donated to a good cause and helping the needy. It's a must to stop in if you are in the area.

Extremely friendly owners. A variety of items. Bought a nice little 35mm Canon film camera for…read more$5.00. Since I purchased it on a Friday, the had a Fishbowl Friday sale. You put your hand in a fishbowl and pull out a discount. I got 30% off the camera! I will return the next time I am in the area.

I think I was first to review this place when it first opened almost four years ago! Sam and Co…read moreare still doing a great job at bringing vintage finds to the Lexington area. Sam and the other vendors always make sure the place is bright, engaging, and fun. They are very intentional about making cool and eye catching displays to enjoy as you shop. They have weird garage sale type finds (I impulse bought a velvet cat painting), midcentury modern furniture in great shape, vintage threads, designer brands like Louis Vuitton. They have books, other artwork, knickknacks and tchotchkes, anything you can imagine. And prices are still great!

Great designer finds today - Louis Vuitton in great condition and reasonable prices! I didn't find…read moreanything on my list today, but always a fun trip with my teen!

Great employees!!!! They are always friendly and so ready to help customers! At this location,…read moreGoodwill Staff always go above and beyond to help others! Georgetown KY is really blessed to have such a great store with awesome employees!

Decent t-shirt and men's clothing sections, not really anything great in the women's sections. Home…read moreitems are pretty haphazard, especially compared to the clothes which were more organized. Staff was nice. Good prices for the most part.