Great place & welcoming people In the old Cherry House…read morebuilding and absolutely full of lovely items We went by on a chilly day and they offered complimentary coffee, such a nice way to shop and they have a wide array of items I love the town of Lagrange too! Close to Louisville but far enough to feel like an adventure

I love the aesthetic of the Copper Awning. The employees are sweet and helpful and the booths are…read morenicely curated and cozy. I think the owner and the staff do a really great job

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!

We have dropped donation items off at this location several times in the past few years and…read moreappreciate how easy it is, as well as the mission of this business. There are several locations, and this one is located in the Hamburg area near Tractor Supply as a landmark. The drop off is on the right hand side of the building and can pull up and employees will collect the donated goods. They have signage directing where to enter the single drop off lane. There are also posted signs listing what can and cannot be donated. Staff are polite and helpful. I have not been inside the building or made a purchase to this point, so I cannot comment on that aspect of this business. I do know that the mission statement has been to sell donated items and then to utilize those funds to assist victims of abuse, which has our support 100%. (Side note: I also choose to donate here rather than at another specific well known charitable drop-off site which has high prices and high administrative costs, resulting in less funds going to the people it claims to serve.)

Service was awesome. Great selection and prices were respectable kids toys, clothes shoes were all…read morereasonably priced lots of decor items as well

Fat Rabbit is clothing thrift shop and record shop all rolled into one located on a Popular row of…read moreshops and bars off Barret Ave in Lousiville, Kentucky. I went shopping a few weeks back with my 5 girls and some friends when we stopped into this shop. The clothing mainly consisted of 80s and 90s retro shirts, band merch and horror film merch. They had a massive record/vinyl collection to browse from. My oldest loves vinyls so she spent a lot of Time browsing those and had a blast. The workers here were very accommodating and friendly. Like most thrift shops you can find good bargains and then there are some you will Feel is overpriced. Overall a really cool and fun shop to check out, but things and even just browse.

This place is fun. It is very cool. It is a feast for the eyes. And they have a lot of new stuff…read morebut you can also run into a lot of really great vintage clothes. Music selection is broad and eclectic. Kitchy stuff abounds. And when you are done, head to Jays for a burger or the Barret Bar for incredible wings and pool.

Stopped here on a road trip and fell in love with this quaint little thrift store! Amazing prices…read moreand very friendly employees/volunteers. We found three great items for under $7 and were very pleased. Just keep in mind, they are cash only.

When I go there everything is nice people that come in to look at items talk to other people they…read moredon't even know. It's a really nice place to be to converse with people about clothing or even something they like with the person that they're talking to that's wearing something they like

Everytime I visit, this spot just keeps getting better and better!…read more I visited for the first time in awhile just a couple of weeks ago. And I had found that it once again expanded even more within the giant warehouse it occupies. It is quite easy to get lost in the maze of booths, but you're guaranteed a lot to look at along the way. Fleur de Flea is as much of an experience as it is a shopping spot. There are several midcentury modern furniture booths, as well as others selling all manner of art, jewelry, books, clothes, records, plants and more. On my most recent visit, I came away with a book of the script of a show I really love and a fun T-shirt. Fleur de Flea also sells cocktails and other drinks if you'd like to sip while you shop, and it's very pet friendly. You're likely to see a pup shopping alongside its owner, and Fleur de Flea's resident doggo can be found sitting on the counter by the cash registers. This is a spot that is becoming uniquely Louisville for me. I love it so!

One of the best vintage shopping experiences in Louisville with an UNBELIEVABLE selection - so many…read morebooths and such a diverse and creative gathering of vendors. Spending an hour here (preferably on the weekend with a cocktail) is one of my favorite shopping adventures! Great staff and they know their stuff! If you're looking for something specific, they can probably find it for you! Value is set by vendors - I've found steals on furnitures and clothes, but passed over some crazy high prices as well. All part of the adventure!

My teenaged son wanted clothes for Christmas and had never been thrift shopping, so we made a day…read moreof it and went to several stores to buy his new "wardrobe." Nitty Gritty was by far the most thoughtfully curated of the stores we went to - but also the most expensive. As we perused the men's section upstairs, we noticed that several items were well above the budget we had set in place. That being said, the quality of nearly all of the items was above average. This is a true vintage store - not one where you will find used clothes bought from Target four years ago (not that there is anything wrong with that either). After about half an hour, he settled on a pair of $30 snowboarding pants that normally sells, from what our internet search revealed, for well over $150, so even though there was some initial sticker shock, the pants were well worth it. He also procured a very vintage sweater vest for $12 which he is insistent he will pair somehow with the pants - I'm looking forward to seeing this outfit. At any rate, I highly recommend this store for the true vintage connoisseur - someone who is looking for well made, lasting pieces and is willing to pay the higher prices for quality. This store has been around for ages and now I understand why: it is a walk back into time. The staff is friendly and helpful, too, which is always a plus, and parking was not an issue, though I had worried it might be.

The Nitty Gritty is a used clothing shop and costume rental store located on a Popular row of shops…read moreand bars off Barret Ave in Lousiville, Kentucky. I went shopping a few weeks back with my 5 girls and some friends when we stopped into this shop. The building walking in will Give you big time nostalgia vibes. Lots of oldest clothing styles and vintage items to browse in this two level shop. The men's department is upstairs and the costume rental area is in the very rear. When back there be sure to look in the rafters for some old school child terrorizing animal mascot heads that are fun to check out. On our trip here my oldest found a 50s retro looking swim suit that she fell in love with. It was reasonably priced so we made the purchase. Overall a pretty cool shop that was fun to browse and brought a blast from the past feeling for me personally. Only strange thing was there was rack with an old uofl mascot hoodie my second oldest wanted but it wasn't priced yet so they simply said "not for sale".

The service was great. Its three floors stuffed with vintage and nice things for sale , there is an…read moreelevator for anyone with a disability to used and the back entrance is for disability also. Front doors have steps. The value on stuff is a little pricey but that's about normal for antique things and lot of other things the pricing is fair. I would definitely go back and recommend going to it. They do have a bathroom.

Crestwood Mercantile is a high scale peddlers mall and a great mix of new and old finds. I was…read moreimpressed by the size of the space - 3 floors of shopping and with the holidays we spotted two pop up vendors plus Santa. We spotted several things we loved checking out, some we wish we could convince ourselves to splurge on. Other things were interesting and some nostalgic. Most vendors are related to home decor but some include women's or kids clothing. I left with an older coffee grinder - the style I'd been looking to find for a long time. I'm excited to display it at my home. Value will vary from booth to booth, item to item. Some vendors promoted a discount. Very friendly service and a place for customer holds while you shop. Every booth was beautifully displayed and easy to shop.

One hundred percent, you should visit The Odd Shop to pet the resident cat. He's (she's?) a kitty…read morewho's posted up in the shop most days, according to the friendly woman behind the counter. I didn't catch the cat's name when I was there, but Vintage Shop Kitty is super friendly and seemed to be receptive to pets. Besides cats, this place also has some really cool clothes -- all of them old, and all of them carefully curated and thoughtfully chosen. I can tell when a vintage clothing store has done its due diligence when I flip through the racks and I want to buy more than a few things. I was THIS close to buying a Western pearl snap shirt, but really: how many pearl snap shirts does a girl need? Regretfully, I put the shirt back on the rack. Hopefully, some other savvy person snapped it up. The Odd Shop has a lot of clothing, but it has just as much vintage toys, records, ephemera and trinkets for sale. Walking into the store is like walking into your (or probably my) childhood, because there are so many things from the 1980s and 90s for sale. So many Smurfs dolls! Mickey Mouse roller skates! Easy-Bake Ovens! It's a blast from the past here.

The store is packed with nostalgia! From clothing and toys to records and books, you'll be…read moreintrigued to stand and stare at the shelves. At first I was confused on the items being for sale versus the store's personal collection but began to notice price tags on many items. It's a small space to share with shoppers and the worker so no issue to be taken care of if you have questions on an item. Many items are in "as is" condition, or maybe better described as well loved. If you're a collector, this might be a spot for you. I found it a bit crowded and overwhelming so a quick glance through was enough. (I would not recommend bringing small kids to this shop) Easy to find street parking. Also, if you love cats, there are two here to greet you.