My partner and I had a lovely time at Discoveries this week. We were looking for the perfect…read morejewelry for me to give her for her birthday, and after visiting 4 shops we finally found it here at Discoveries. They have plenty of affordable and beautiful accessories, and the shop worker was so friendly and helpful, going above and beyond to help us find what we needed. Not only did my partner pick out these beautiful earrings for her birthday present, but I got myself a pair of earrings and a ring as well. Five stars! We will be back for sure.

I absolutely love this place. I have been a customer for years. It so eclectic and the clothes and…read morejewelry are beautiful. I love the different cultures represented. Truly a treasure.

Another fabulous shop on the street, in what I imagine is one the coolest hidden gems in a city…read morealready full of hip neighborhoods. Great art and gifts and trinkets made by local creatives, this shop is just filled to the brim with amazing things. I could spend all day looking and discovering and knowing the people behind the art, jewelry, etc. etc. Plus, there is a dedicated gallery in the back. Plus plus plus, they are starting up classes and workshops lead by the artists. It's just amazing. Go go go!

Love Grady's. Lots of cool stuff to look at, prices are reasonable, and he's always super friendly…read moreand willing to tell you about the piece you're looking at and who made it. Just a fantastic space to exist in.

Six Sisters is such a fun spot to shop in Nulu!…read more My SIL and I ventured in last weekend, so she could find some new work clothes. And I love how Six Sisters has expanded into consignment as well. There was a fun mix of more expensive, new items and some great condition, used clothes as well. They range from casual to formal -- I even saw a few bathing suits. Six Sixters had a full range of sizes. There were several great Derby dresses to choose from, plus Six Sisters is selling several fascinators to go with them. Add in the great accessories and shoes, and you can come away with a whole look! My SIL bought several items while we were there. The clerk was helpful, and overall, it was such a delightful shopping experience. I'm excited to go back!

Six Sisters is such a cute boutique and I'm glad I found it in East Market. The staff was friendly…read more They have a well-curated, stylish selection of clothing, jewelry, sunglasses, purses, home goods, and other accessories. There is also a small children's section in the back. The store is bright and airy. I picked up an awesome new pair of sunglasses, though was also eyeing some bags. I'm looking forward to returning on my next Louisville trip.

This boutique has unique and beautiful handcrafted gifts! There is a nice assortment of products…read moreand every purchase supports Louisvllle refugee women and teens. I love that my gifts give back!

From the owner: Maya collection inspires, empowers and equips local refugee women and teens through mentorship and…read moreskills training, to enable them to achieve long-term success and self-sufficiency. Our non-profit boutique, Bloom House sells handcrafted goods and gifts made by our artisans. All profits from this sale go to the artisan and programs.

Last day for Jim and Sam! Headed in to say goodbye and grab a couple of items left. Such amazing…read morepeople to have visited throughout the years, in Nulu and St Matthews. Enjoy retirement!

For some reason, I have never noticed or been in this store before. I guess I always thought the…read moreaction was at Red Tree, Mahonia, and Six Sisters. I'm glad I finally came! A friend was down here with me from out of town and she wanted to go in so we did! Wow! This place is huge! They've got stuff you can give as gifts to people. Soaps, clothes, bags, children's stuff, jewelry, home decor, kitchen stuff, etc. Love it so much! I didn't purchase anything but would love to next time.

Red Tree is a Louisville favorite - and although what's sourced for them to sell isn't local, we…read morelove browsing the shelves all the same. There's so much to see and the spaces are tight, including the upstairs rooms. (Parents with strollers or exploring toddlers, this was one of my least favorite spots to take mine when my boys were younger. You've been warned.) You're going to find a bunch of things you don't need yet want plus gifts for friends and family. The store is full of home decor, jewelry, artwork, candles, and even more home decor. During the holiday season they are known for their ornaments which they dangle from the ceiling. I've bought several items, including furniture, from the Red Tree and I love it all. Prices can be a bit of a splurge but the unique vibe makes up for it. Always friendly service. Find them primarily at the front counter downstairs. Street parking is available and most without meters.

This is one of my favorite shops in Louisville and I always stop in when I'm in town. I bought a…read morenecklace there a few months ago and the chain broke after I got home. It was passed the return window and I live over 2,000 miles away, so I thought I was out of luck. But no. I called the store and they shipped me a new chain within a week! That's awesome customer service!

Cookies are always fresh and taste amazing! Such an amazing addition to our city!…read more If you haven't had these scrumptious cookies before, what are you waiting for?!

Small boutique bakery and trinket store. There's a good variety of cookies, including the classics…read moreas well as some fun flavors. There is also a variety of African jewelry and fun trinkets available for purchase as well. As soon as you walk through the door, there is the delicious smell of freshly baked cookies. Each cookie is pretty large and is individually wrapped. Best of all, they're reasonably priced! Okay, so as a tourist, this place popped up on my radar because of an episode of 'Little America' (The Baker) on Apple TV. It's a series of dramatized immigrant stories and when I watched this episode, I saw that the founder had a shop in Louisville. Since I was visiting Louisville soon, I put this place on my list and felt like I just had to visit since I love the immigrant stories from the show. Came in and was greeted and I ordered a few cookies since I was on my way out of town (driving up to Indianapolis). The cookies made for delicious road snacks!

We've been back a few times since my last review, with this part of town being a favorite one to…read morevisit. Almost always we walk out empty-handed, which is a combination of the item pricing and me not being the target market. I don't think I appreciate the "vintage" style if the item isn't in great shape. I do believe my guys enjoy browsing the store more than I do - and overall, we will continue to pop in just in case we find a nostalgic item or piece of apparel they can't live without. Easy street parking and helpful team members if you have questions about their selection.

What does Lou is a very cool unique nostalgic trip down memory lane. My wife and I were in here and…read morevisited and saw a bunch of cool wrestling and sports memorabilia. It made me feel like it was 1994 all over again. Definitely an awesome store please go check it out support your local businesses

Stoneware & Co. is classic and often first loved by its customers because they remember their…read moreparents, aunts, uncles, or grandparents using it. Having a love of cooking and displaying your food also creates a fondness as that's what their product is all about. I'm not really their target customer and the price point is overwhelming. However, I notice their paint your own pottery room and I would consider returning for that purpose. For $35 you can select your item - cup, plate, or plaque - and use their paint to design your vision. On the wall each color is displayed for 1, 2, or 3 coats. The store is quite large and its register is in the back of the store. The clerk was helpful to answer our questions about painting. Connected to The Cafe and across the street from the Village Market, a visit here can be coupled with brunch/lunch.

This review is for the paint your own pottery, located inside of Stoneware & Co. My friend and I…read morewanted to find something to do during the day on a Saturday. We decided painting pottery at Louisville Stoneware sounded fun. You get to pick a pottery piece off the rack, there was limited pottery availability due to the holiday holidays, but that didn't stop us! I chose a 9 inch plate and my friend picked a door hanger. The plate was $30 and door hanger $35. We were impressed by the selection of stamps and stencils. Everything we needed was avaliable to us. They had plenty of colors and paintbrushes. I can't wait to pick up our finished pieces. Tip, decide on a plan before arriving so you don't spend 45 mins like I did on Pinterest searching for ideas.

I'm from out of town and have been trying to do business with this store over the past two years…read morewhen I been coming to deal with family issues. I've had mixed to declining results and, with this last visit, I am done! The customer service has always been weak and now I'm at the breaking point. Because I have limited time each visit, I try to email a list of what I'm looking for in advance. Management either doesn't check their email or simply don't care. Last week, I called twice and unfortunately got the same person who thoroughly discouraged emailing in favor of coming in because "it would be easier" and "they don't have time to look." Easier for whom? Certainly not the returning costomer. Since they're close to the airport and I had time, I stopped in anyway on Fri. I spoke with who I believe to be the owner and he also wasn't too interested in making time to check books that he said he had in the back that were recently purchased. They were apparently getting ready for a sale the next day and possibly making a sale in the moment was clearly not that important. They made a copy of my list, took my name and number and said they would check. I made it clear that I was leaving Mon, today. As of 1:00, no call. So I called the store. The clerk who answered has no idea I'm talking about and was very dismissive, and the owner isn't there until tomorrow. They don't talk their employees anymore than their customers. So, that's it. I've had it with them and won't be going back even if they had the hardest to find book on my list. One of the worst shops I've ever been to for customer service. Shame on me for having given them multiple chances to do right.

I'll give this place a three out of five stars and the only reason why I'm giving it three is…read morebecause they had all of the comic books that I wanted in the number one varients . But other than that, the Customer Service sucked I was looked at with suspicion. The energy was off. It's just not a place that I will go visit all the time not like the other comic book stores around here.