Tried to shop here at the end of October 2025. Store was not opened during the posted hours. Asked…read moreabout this at the Courtyard Deli (located in the building). The deli owner was incredibly rude, called my wife a bitch. I would never recommend this place.

The building itself is a marvel to behold. It's amazing to see and the items inside are rare and…read moreintriguing especially the harnesses from Hungary. Don't forget to go to the third level the man who owns it was very helpful in telling the history of some of the pieces. A very enjoyable place and they serve lunch in the back Monday thru Friday. Definitely worth checking out.

We had to rent a U-Haul cargo van with no notice. We lucked out at this location because they had…read moreone available. The man who was there was friendly and definitely worked with us . I tried paying for the rental with my pay card from work but was unable to do so &I didn't have any credit cards with me . Thankfully my friend had his and was able to use it. The van itself was clean and had no damage when we picked it up and none when we returned it . There was no funky smells in the van and we had no issues with how it performed on the road . I am definitely grateful that this location worked for us and that everything went smoothly. On a side note my friend did find a snow globe for his wife which he purchased while we were there. I'd like to go back a better look at what they have when I have time . From the brief look around I had it looked like there were lots of treasures .

We stopped by at 10:00 am on a Sunday...for real! This is the most efficient use of antique shop…read morespace I've ever seen. A small house, that is chock full of antiques...an eclectic mix of smalls, glass, furniture, art...reasonably priced and well-organized. The guys also run a U-Haul rental business out of the same space. A diversified business! They were helpful and friendly and willing to negotiate. We enjoyed it so much we spent more time than we intended. Worth stopping by!

It's a beautiful curated shop. It's a great place to find a unique gift for someone, special or…read moreyourself.

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!

While I am nowhere near and antique expert, I am able to recognize a decent collection of them and…read moreSim's Antiques had me wishing I had the space to have a few of the items in our place. The owner was a man of few words and wasn't hovering over us so that was nice as I like to browse without interruption. The pieces we saw ranged from things your aunt Edna would own to items suitable for museums or "fancy" places. Besides furniture and other housewares, there were some cool bits of Kentucky ephemera like a poster for an Elvis concert that would have taken place in Kentucky had he not died. Parking is on street and readily available.

I continue to find multiple unusual and stylish pieces here. Things that have become statement…read morepieces throughout my home. It's my number one shop in Lexington, and probably my number one shop. Period. They have a huge inventory that changes daily and an amazing Instagram feed full of good finds (act quickly, sometimes things sell in seconds). You can visit over and over and will always see something new. This is high level stuff, and the prices reflect that, but there are also many modestly priced pieces, and everything is fairly priced. Jeff and his crew, as well as the other dealers, really have an eye for design. I can't recommend this place enough, over and over.

I love Scout they have awesome furniture and modern and antique items in their store. I have a…read moreleather couch I bought here years ago that I still love. I have bought modern glass tables a set of three which I mix with my transitional furniture style. I enjoy shopping here because the vendor booths are so interesting to explore. I like mid century modern and they often have just stunning pieces in this style.

I love shopping at Madwothorpe Antique Mall. Lots of great items! I've bought everything from…read morejewelry to dishes to albums at this antique store. Also, I found a first-edition Tiffany's recipe book the last time I was there. I think the prices are fair and the owners are so sweet and very knowledgeable.

I love antique shopping. I enjoyed walking through this store. It was larger than I thought it…read morewould be. Don't let the construction on the outside deter you from going in. I did buy a few treasures.

I enjoy stopping here and looking around this antique and collectible store. Each booth has…read moreinteresting things to browse. I have taken some snapshots of a couple of the booths so that you can get a sense of the style of the store and some of the items available. I like just to walk around and see what they have without having anything in particular that I am looking to purchase. They have all sorts of vintage wares such as jewelry, some furniture, pictures, and several vintage clothing booths. All in all makes a nice shopping stop!

Got a text from my sister over the weekend saying she had spotted a photo of our brother Ned at…read moreFeather Your Nest. It was entitled "Picture of a Young Boy" and had an antique look about it. So, I raced over Sunday morning and found the photo and then found myself browsing what turned out to be a great antique store for the first time. Get in there if you haven't been! They have everything from childhood photos of my brother to an English Springer Spaniel art serving tray, to two vintage novelty neckties (Christmas theme and New York City theme). Or at least that's what followed me home! Brother Ned, if you're reading this...just know that if your boyhood photo ends up in an antique store, you just might be an antique yourself!!

They just opened in Nov 2013. I have driven by many times, and finally decided to stop in. It's a…read morelot larger that it appears from the outside. I am not an antique fan but I still found a few canvases that interested me, $15 for the pair.... quite a good deal.

This place is amazing! I have found many items that I really cherish, at Linda's Cottage! To top…read moreit all off, Linda herself has a terrific customer service mentality. She will go out of her way to assist her customers and give them the best possible experience! I recommend this place 100%!

I was bit underwhelmed by this place. Thrifting in Kentucky is unmatched and I had high hopes based…read moreon some online posted. However, this was more new than old and less of the vintage clothing that I was looking for. There was a lot to see but thing really that I was personally looking for which was vintage glass, Harley tees, vintage race/nascar tee and old teacups. It's super hot upstairs making that whole part pretty unpleasant and it was only in the mid 70s temperature wise when I went. In my opinion, this is shippable if you only have a short time in town.

Your typical peddlers mall but with a lot more ground to cover. Love the two story aspect. I'm…read morepretty sure there's something for everyone here. I love antiquing & browsing through the booths. They have a couple vending machines & restrooms if you need them. The line gets long fast but it moved pretty quick. Overall it was a fun afternoon browsing. We would definitely go again sometime.