No longer a business. I called the phone number this morning and the lady said they are no longer…read moreopen.

Staff was friendly, helpful and stuck around and talked with them for a while. Prices were…read morereasonable. Most antique type stores are over priced. Will be back again. Stop in you will be happy you did.

They are great with customers and very nice and friendly. The store is nice and clean. And very…read morewell organized and not cluttered at all.

My wife and I have been to this mall many times over the years. When we went this last Monday,…read moreJune 29th It was NOT a good experience. My wife has issues walking and tires easily. I asked the elderly lady at the desk if my wife could have a chair to sit down and rest. The woman sat in her chair ( with two empty chairs next to her ) and told me they did not have a place for her to sit. We left immediately and will never go back. How much does it cost to purchase an inexpensive folding chair?

This is a great store!! There is a wide variety of both excellent antiques and new gifts. They…read morealso offer interior design services. The store is well merchandised and the shop owner is so sweet! They have beautiful rugs also!! So much to find in two floors of treasure hunting!! :o)

Housed in the old theater, there are many, small rooms to wander in and out of. There are themes…read moreand well displayed vignettes. They even make use of the short, narrow hallways, staircase and upper floor vestibule. There are many lovely pieces of furniture in great condition, old toys from as far back as the 20's/30's, collectibles and books. It's like visiting your old, rich aunts house, but you can sit on the furniture and touch the valuables. The prices are also in accordance with the age and condition of the items so there aren't any deals or steals here. This is a great antique shop and unlike most antique malls, it's clean, dust free and uncluttered by kitsch. Having a sporty, mid-size sedan saves me a great deal of money here because I always find something I can't live without here but won't fit into my car.

This is a pretty interesting little antique shop in downtown Lafayette. They've got all kinds of…read moreitems for sale that are very interesting and creative. The shop is very clean and, unlike many stores of this nature, you can walk around without fear of creating a domino-effect of falling knick-knacks. I saw a really interesting German bicycle here recently - it was from the early 1970s and was made in West German, which I thought was neat. The shop owner was very knowledgeable about the bike and was able to tell me a little history on it. If you're strolling down Main Street and are doing some shopping or have some time on your hands, Main Street Mercantile is a great place to have a look-see.

The people who run this store have been doing it over 30 years. They are good people…read more You aren't in business for 30+ years for "cheating" people or being "rude". I'm afraid to say that being a retail business is hard, and sometimes people get worn out from it. That said this is a solid shop, and there is a lot of inventory that changes ALL THE TIME ! I know I've been there and bought stuff for 25 years!). The owner operators have hearts of gold, but it's hard to show it every day for 30+ years! People love the quirks of the "TV show" people, but when they encounter real people... run to the internet and "trash them". Be kind... it's a store that is unlike any other for 200 miles or more. They support the kids of this community in many ways for many years, sure they may have pissed a few people off, but like I said, they have hearts of gold and more often than not are kind and helpful. Running retail for 30 years isn't easy.

Loved this antique mall in downtown Frankfort. The proprietor, Rich Essick, purchased the building…read moreonly 2 years ago, but kept the original name. He told us the the building originally was a chicken hatchling house. The original sign hangs behind his counter. The store is extensive yet easy to get around. Aisles are wide and it is easy to see the merchandise. They carry a great assortment of local antiques and vintage items. Prices range from low to high depending on the item. Glassware is nicely displayed. The upstairs is filled with furniture. He carries an interesting selection of old pipes and campaign buttons. To get to the store, you need to maneuver around road construction, but it is worth it. Rich is super friendly. We will be back.

My friend and I drove to Frankfort to check out a few antique shops. Frankfort has several nice…read moreantique shops and is worth the drive from Indy. There is also a few nice restaurants on the square if you'd like to dine while there. Peddler's Alley was close to the square so we stopped to check it out. The building is much larger than it appears from the outside. Convenient parking is in front of the shop. I was warmly greeted as I entered and I immediately headed to a gorgeous fireplace mantle close by. The grouping was gorgeous with the mantle, area rug, chandelier, willow branches, rocking chair and other home decor items. The large shop has several rooms filled with mid-century furniture, prints, lamps, home decor, candles, glassware, stained glass and so much more. If you enjoy browsing or looking for something specific stop in Peddler's Alley and explore this clean, well organized shop. The owner is friendly and helpful but allows you to browse at your spend. Stop in.

Closed down. For sale. Not open. Looks like they would have decent stuff. Very disappointed to…read moredrive here to find out it's shut down.

Cottage Shops is listed under "antiques" on YELP. I've been here twice. I found far fewer…read moreantiques/vintage here today. There was primarily reproductions or re-purposed items and gifts. The few antiques there are priced on the high side. It is a cute shop, but probably not what you are looking for if you are interesting in real antiquing.

Rude. Owner has a very rude and snippy attitude. I…read moreoverheard her on the phone talking to someone and I cannot believe her tone and attitude towards them. She then proceeded to make comments afterwards about whoever she was on the phone with. I had walked away and couldn't hear clearly but left shortly after

Would never do business with such an ignorant owner. In today's economy, one would think that a…read morebusiness owner would try to earn a customer's business, not verbally attack them. Completely unprofessional. If I could rate it a zero, I would.

Came on a Friday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.. Closed. No sign. No explanation, No notice. Looked…read morelike a good place through the window, but poor service, in that they weren't open. Have been to Monticello many times and this place has NEVER been open.

If you talk to the owner, he can tell you interesting things about Monticello when he was growing…read moreup here. The selection doesn't seem to change much, there's a little of everything but not overcrowded full of treasures to hunt for, and I don't usually find anything when I come in, but that's just me. I think the prices are higher than the antique store on 6th street, but it's well organized and easy to walk through and peruse.