Great mall .Has some of everything you can think of! Furniture perfumes jewelry whatnot and moreread more

This place is a dump! Plenty of peddlers malls in the city and this one by far is the worst. It…read morelooks filthy, not even a lick of music, can barely see for the horrible lighting. On top of the fact that they have a no bag policy stating that they "have the right to search your bags...but then you can't leave them at the desk to even shop! Had to literally leave my bag outside on the curb as I had nowhere else to put it. Needless to say I was able to go back out and get it fairly quickly as there was nothing worth wile inside.

Went there today for the first time. Walked through the entire store before we even saw the shop…read morekeeper sitting on her butt. I saw many signs throughout that said the prices are what is marked and they wont call one of her vendors to make an offer unless its over $150.00. I saw 2 items in vender 686 that were over $150.00 so I told her that I would like to make an offer and she wouldn't call the vendor. It's the way she answered me that was like she didn't care and just wanted to sit there on her phone. Look lady if you're that miserable in life and don't want to be in that business,get out,retire,go sit on your front porch. Sorry vendor 686 but that lady blew a sale for you.

Place is fun with good stuff. Employees / owners are rude/unkind. More than one occasion I or my…read morefamily have experienced the poor customer experience.

This place is gross. Very dirty. It smells bad, like something wet and rotting. Half of the lights…read moredon't work. Piles of stuff. Nothing is priced so you never know what the prices are. I thrift all over. This is the worst place. It's just a neglected bunch of garbage. It's actually really sad.

If you are a "scavenger", enjoy the thrill of the hunt, and have an eye for unique with potential,…read morethis is your place. I go here as often as I possibly can. The staff is incredibly friendly. The owner Stephan (spell?) will always work with you and negotiate price, especially when you buy multiple items, and they help you load big items into your car. Yes, there is stuff everywhere. Yes, it can be a little overwhelming. Yes, some items are only slightly overpriced. However, this place has "gems" everywhere. It is a Thrift Store for goodness sake, not a boutique! I absolutely love this place. (Never looked through the clothes, only furniture.)

I really enjoy going to the peddlers mall. I have never been to this before I've seen it 100 times…read morewhile passing, but never really thought about it and then one day my wife wanted to stop in there and we did and I absolutely loved it. I got all kinds of discounted stuff and Had the best time ever. I go frequently now.

Peddlers mall is basically a designed shop for people to sell old and sometimes new merchandise all…read moresetup inside of a storefront. Think of a inside yard sale or a flea market. Each vendor has an area with a marked tag and of someone buys something from that section then the seller gets the profit agreed upon between them and and the mall. These locations Are plentiful in Louisville. This particular one is located in the hillview portion of Louisville just off Preston highway right before you get to the bullitt county line. Rather large location compared to other ones. I've been here several times over the years to do some bargain shopping or browsing. A lot of the items in these stores will give you nostalgic feels. My most recent visit was to help my father get a Mother's Day gift for my mom as he bought a rocking chair for there front porch and needed my vehicle to transport it. Overall all peddlers mall are cool to search through. Neat idea that evidently is successful as there are a whole bunch of locations in the Louisville area. I have a few family friends and relatives who have had booths at different locations over the years and they seemed to do well with it. So seems like a win win situation.

I want to first start by saying that this particular review rating is for TODAY's experience with…read morethe wife of the owner. She has completely ruined the trend of positive experiences that we've had at this shop. My husband and I shop here often. Ever since we discovered and visited this place the first time, we've often found real treasures. And today was no different from that perspective. We found a treasure. Long story short and without putting all of our business out there, her husband made a verbal agreement with us that we could pay on an item over time but still take it home today. We didn't ask for it. He offered. We accepted. We didn't have our truck with us so we had to come back and pick the item up. We also purchased 3 bar stools (paid in full) that we needed to come back for as well. We returned at 5pm today as we said we would. Paul wasn't there. His wife was. Once we announced what we were there to pick up, she said "about that. We don't make payment plans. This is a business. If you want your item you're going to have to pay for it in full today". So first of all, I know it's a damn business. Duh. And your husband made a business transaction and verbal agreement 5 hours ago. Even took a down payment. But you know, you're messing with my energy so let me go ahead and pay you this damn money! I don't need you calling no police on my husband who is a black man. And yes, I state that on purpose. Next I said we also needed to pick up the stools that we already paid for. She said she didn't know anything about picking up no stools. So that's what we're doing? So that's the game we're playing. So you know about a verbal agreement that your husband made with a black man that you're now reneging on but you don't remember that I PAID IN FULL for the barstools that I came to pick up?! Okay. Well here's my receipt. Furthermore, my husband gives her his credit card to pay the balance on the item since she reneged on an agreement that her husband made. My husband's name is on the credit card. Duh. And so she asks "Are you Chip"? No I'm Peter Pan! WTF?! So my husband said "here, you need to see my ID?" She says "oh no, I needed to look up your name for the item." You're lying. Because If that was REALLY the case, you would have looked up the same name on the damn credit card. Can't even fake the discrimination. During the conversation over the renege of their promise to let us pay over time, she said "I don't know you. I've never seen you in here before". Now this is the point I had to keep myself in check because I was about to snap out. She was the one who helped her husband 5 hours ago to wrap an item for us. When we came back to the front of the store, she had ran off. My husband asked her husband, "where'd your wife go". "She went in the back". Probably because she didn't want to help a black man. Point is this. You're lying. You don't REMEMBER seeing us in the store. You just saw us 5 hours ago. So get your facts straight. It's not that you've never seen us before. MAYBE you don't REMEMBER seeing us before (and that's assuming positive intent). We were there 5 hours ago. And you ran. And then she KEPT talking saying "we tried a payment plan once before..." blah blah blah blah. That ain't got shit to do with us. Not shit. Your husband made the agreement. Yes, we know it wasn't you. Clearly. Stop talking. I gave you your damn money. Now give me my shit. $400+ later, we are happy with our purchase but the experience with that woman was TERRIBLE. In the future, if she's the one working, we will turn around.

To me, searching through consignment stores is treasure hunting. And so far, I've been lucky enough…read moreto score some incredible finds. I wasn't looking for more dishes, but I found a set marked down that reminded me of cappuccinos. And I thought they would be perfect to add to our home. A second find was a sofa we weren't even looking for. The owners are so thoughtful and accommodating, making shopping here a joy. Highly recommend stopping in and taking a look around. You never know what you'll find! Tip: clearance stuff is in the back!

Lots of little booths upstairs. All were nicely displayed. It's too bad the young man watching the…read morefront didn't have any authority to do any haggling. Lots of places have some policy in place if an item if over a certain amount they will give you a percent off if they are asked. Ended up buying a painting I'm going to alter later.

Vintage Treasures seems like you've walked into a clean, but abandoned shop at first. The lower…read morefloor is unstaffed and set up with furniture and some art but is quiet, giving the feel like you aren't supposed to be there. But over in the corner are stairs that lead to the main shop which is larger than anticipated and pretty full without looking crowded. The booths are well-maintained and tidy. The cashier and only staff member was absolutely delightful and pleasant. I would go back!

Fantastic experience. The place was clean and organized and the people were very friendly. I will…read morerecommend this shop to my friends.

I didn't expect such a large thrifting store - but as soon as we walked in, it was obvious this was…read morea warehouse made of aisles and aisles of vendor booths. Available items, style and pricing are going to vary by the individual vendor, with some promoting discounts. Shopping is basically on your own and if you need assistance you need to visit the entrance where the cashiers are checking customers out. We didn't come close to visiting the bulk of the booths. However, I'm sure we'll come back when we have a slow day and 1-2 hours to browse. If you're a fan of peddler malls and flea markets, this is a shop to put on your list. Shares space in a shopping center, offering lots of parking. Located on a popular street in Clarksville, you'll also be near several restaurants and other shopping options.

Yeah, there are antiques at Vendors' Village. But mostly, it's just a lot of other people's…read morediscarded stuff: books, baskets, toys, silverware and dishes, home decor. It's like a huge Goodwill or an indoor yard sale with the occasional genuine antique hidden here or there. That doesn't mean this place isn't worth a visit. It is! Especially if you're a junk junkie like I am. It's just that this store is not very well curated, so you'll see things that probably should be thrown away next to one-of-kind treasures. I spent the better part of an hour just walking down the aisles and looking at all of the booths filled with miscellany. Vendors' Village is huge and looks like it used to be a grocery store. The lighting is harsh and bleak, like it is in a grocery store, which could explain why I felt a little unsettled while walking around. I kept thinking I saw things out of the corner of my eye, or that people were behind me. I didn't and they weren't! But this place did give me the creeps a bit.