Surprised my husband with a visit here. This year they had people walk through instead of driving…read more I much prefer to walk the trail. Apparently there is a hidden pumpkin but we weren't told until near the end. It was interesting to see how they repurposed items from the Halloween event. We were disappointed they didn't have any merch to buy at the end. We had hoped to buy an ornament. Overall it is cute for a date night but definitely not as spectacular as the Halloween event.

The winter woods spectacular is a annual holiday lights event held in Iroquois park in Lousiville…read moreKentucky. You enter in at the new cut road and southern parkway entrance. When you hit the fork you take a left down the "one way". There is suppose to be a guy flagging or waving you on but on our visit he just sat there so we thought he was telling us to not go that way and we ended up taking a 3 mile detour through the park and and circling around. You can buy tickets at the main entrance booth once you go the right way or you can purchase online. The online pre purchase is recommended because evidently they can sell out. Pricing is pretty high. It is $35 a car load. I will say this. It's is very pretty and cool but extremely repetitive. You drive very slowly through a wooded trail for a mile or so. The woods is decorated with ginger bread house facades and other holiday type buildings. They have a lot of fake stained glass Christmas's decor of popular Christmas figures, movie/tv stars and cartoons. They have Christmas music playing in different sections throughout. At the very end they do have a cool Ferris wheel penguin decoration that leads you into a beautiful tunnel of lights you drive under. Which is the highlight of the visit. Overall I can say me and the kids finally experienced this. The workers here all kinda had a bad attitude and seemed lazy. Which I get it. It's cold and nobody likes working during the holidays. But if you are charging $35 a carload for Christmas fun then maybe act like you want to be there. As mentioned the decorations were very lovely and pretty. But we all was disappointed in how repetitive it was. They could of really broke it off in sections and each section having a different theme or decor style and it would be immensely better. I'm not sure we will come back unless major changes are made. I'm glad we finally did and seen this yearly attraction. However, if every year is exactly the same it just isn't worth seeing twice. There is all kinds of cool free light shows in Lousiville that offers more variety.

We were looking to get our gardening started and wanted to find something local. So glad we found…read morethis lovely nursery. It was a treat just to wander around. There's a huge collection of plants, trees and flowers, almost like a botanical garden. There were also some hardy Chicago figs trees and herbs. They had some bulbs, tomatoes and told us more vegetables are coming this week when the weather warms up. I was excited to see munstead lavender and my husband heirloom seeds; we were very pleased to see how affordable they were, not more expensive than anywhere else. Both ladies working were so nice and polite.

Great selection and helpful staff. Plants are healthy and fairly priced. I will definitely shop…read morethere again.

Very let down by this local hardware store, we're in the middle of a snowstorm and knowing that…read morecertain things are hard to find they're selling 20 and $30 bags of calcium chloride for 45. Not just this, but I spoke to someone to see if they had any shovels left. I was told they only had six. I asked the clerk if I could please pay for one over the phone and I would be there in a couple hours to pick it up. He said no after arriving to the store. A couple hours later they were all sold out and only had one left for $60. I understand business is business but your local community is struggling and you think a small business like this would care about its community during a difficult time, very letdown by the lack of effort.

This little Mom & Pop hardware store would be the best investment you could make. If you are in…read morethe market for home improvements. The staffers are always willing to help. As well as trying to give tips to enhance your shopping experience. They also have a postal service office in the back of the store. Two of the postal service experts Shelia and Jeanie are uber helpful. And always goes that extra mile. They own three of the Phelps Hardware stores. 1). 5203 Elzie Rd. 40258 2). 6912 Southside Dr 40214 3). 401 Fairdale Rd. 40118 In short...... buy local

Jury is still out on this one. I brought my mower to this place to get serviced at the beginning of…read moregrass-mowing season... He quoted a flat rate to change the oil, air filter, sharpen the blade, etc. etc. When I went to pick it up, suddenly the price had jumped by quite a bit, because it needed some specific air filter, and the carburetor had to be rebuilt. I was a little disappointed that they didn't call to tell me this before they decided to go forward with it all... But the guy does seem to be pretty straight up and honest... so I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt. Honestly - I'm just not sure. I'd need more dealings with this place before making a verdict. As of right now - good service and good people, just a bit expensive. Make sure it is all clear what is going to be done to your mower before he does it.

I took my cub cadet lawn mower to this "business" to get belt changed. First off, he says he has…read more30 years experience and ends up changing the wrong belt and charging me 50+ dollars. I take it back and he changes the correct belt and charges me another 50+ dollars after doing it wrong the first time. He said my gear lever was loose and tightened that up. After bring it home and mowing half of my lawn, the metal rod falls out from underneath the mower. Now the gears are locked up and lawnmower is useless. I should have learned my lesson a few years back when I took my chainsaw there and it was useless after he worked on it. He says he is on Angie's list but could not find him. Stay away from this place of "business!"

The store is very well organized. The prices are very reasonable and there's a large selection of…read moreclothing and household items. There's also school supplies, movies and CDs. The store has seasonal items as well.

This is a south Louisville gem! If you are shopping on a budget or simply enjoy thrifting, it's…read morewell worth the wait for their hours of business limited to Friday and Saturday mornings. This store is small, but so well organized that all items are easily seen. Clothing, shoes bags and accessories for the whole family. Books, dishes, knickknacks and lots of surprises. They provide large bags for shopping. Frequent sales on their already very low prices along with the efficient and friendly staff make this a must not miss!