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.

I like stopping at goodwill because it's fun to hunt for treasures or things that you find that you…read morewouldn't buy normally. I don't buy things to resell. This Goodwill however is terrible. The pricing is ridiculous compared to other Goodwill stores. As far as I understand Goodwills in Kentucky are not franchised so by is the pricing so much different here? Clothes sections like dresses are not a standard price. I get having another rack with more expansive ones but all dresses are priced individually. Even toys are done this way! Knick knacks are hard to find for under five dollars despite being something super small or having a retail sticker on it that shows a lesser price. Skip this store if you can..... and stop asking to round purchases up with insane prices like this.

Not a huge fan of this one. It was very rough looking with things scattered & prices seemed high…read morefor what things were. That could just be me. Overall not in a rush to go back.

OK, I was minding my own business as usual. I came out of the county clerks office on Westport Road…read moreand happened to look over to my right and what did I see a cute little garden home shop and I was so curious I went over to look. Wow The owners let me with a smile and a cheerful hello and said have a look around which I did. This store is a beautiful little nook of garden pieces jewelry bags, HomeGoods that are handmade many of which are from local producers. I was so taken with the store I was forced to impulse shop. I'm so sad but I absolutely love the things that I purchased the price was about mid range not too bad and I will definitely be going back. This place has such a good vibe and the owners are wonderful. Please go by and have a look and purchase some things from their shop. You won't be disappointed. The quality is absolutely fabulous!

From the owner: Perch Home is a thoughtfully curated boutique in Louisville, Kentucky. The store showcases a…read morediverse selection of imported furniture, gifts, lighting, home décor, fashion accessories, garden items, antiques, vintage treasures, and collectibles. Offering a shopping experience designed to engage all five senses, Perch Home promises a welcoming atmosphere with a knowledgeable staff providing friendly and personalized customer service.

Fantastic service. I went in to find a replacement wedding ring for hubby that had broken his last…read moreone. (He's kind of tough on things - think King Leonidas in 300 ; ) Anyway, Donna took great care of me and helped me pick a ring and get it sized based on hubbys old ring. I saw while I was there that the owner also designs jewelry so when it is time for kiddo to get married I would like to take her boyfriend and have him design something special for her. Will not hesitate to go back for any jewelry needs! Another bit of info - they have vintage jewelry as well.

My wife is happy with Rob and Terry's work. No need to say more.read more

Why You May Like Slugger Kids:…read more 1) You'll be supporting a local business. Yay! 2) A little room with some toys to occupy the kiddos. 3) And of course all the kiddie clothes. There's a wide range of items and values. e.g. a cute party dress for $20 v. a typical PJ onsie for $6.

Great store for high end kids clothing! They have brands like Lilly Pulitzer, vineyard vines,…read moreMatilda Jane and more! In addition, they are starting to carry women's Small's and medium!

I stumbled across Bloom N Deals while waiting to meet a friend for lunch. I was intrigued by the…read moreitems on display in the window, and by several items on the rack on the sidewalk. I flipped through them and they were all $1! I grabbed what I was interested in and headed inside. The interior of the shop is well-organized and they have 2 fitting rooms if you want to make sure the clothes are your size before you commit to buy. I perused a few of the racks and loved the selection of great brands to choose from. The employees I encountered were all friendly and helpful, and I loved the play on words of the name (Bloomingdale's - Bloom N Deals). I'll definitely stop back in the next time I'm in the area!

All three! The perfect consignment shop with fabulous deals and SO reasonably priced! The owner and…read morestaff are so nice!

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.

Amazing how easy to checkout. Friendly people greeting Ms Anna…read more Personal coupons mailed of specific item I buy on a regular basis. Plenty of parking Clean facilities.

meijer, Meijer, MEIJER…read more I love you, Meijer, but there are times when I despise you. My history with Meijer goes back well over 30 years, having grown up in Michigan.  Before Walmart had 24 hour stores, there was Meijer, who opened 24 hours long before Walmart ever started. And then I worked for Create-A-Card (if you remember them), which had personalized card printing in, literally, every single Meijer location.  At the time I worked for Create-A-Card there were less than 50 stores.  Meijer and I go a LONG way back. So as far as big-box, full-retail stores go, it's always my go-to.   Groceries?  Check Sweat pants? Check Aquarium filters?  Check Windshield solvent?  Check Sharpies?  Check Self-Sealing Stem Bolts? Check ..and the list goes on. The staff at Meijer is usually very helpful (if a bit hard to find), and there's never a team member sitting around doing nothing.  People who work at Meijer usually have a great work ethic and I don't know that I've ever felt like I was bothering anyone when I would ask them where I could find self-sealing stem bolts. Likewise the store is usually pretty clean.  Not like Walmart, where it usually feels like you're walking into a friend's house, but that friend has 6 or 7 kids under the age of 7 and none of them cleans up after themselves or puts their toys away.  They often tend to keep the produce area pretty tidy, which is a challenge because of...produce. This location does a great job of keeping shelves stocked and tidy. They also don't clutter the aisles with pallets very often. I have one complaint.  One, single complaint about Meijer, and that is checking out.   As much as they would rather you use manual checkout, some people (like myself) would rather eschew the impersonal and actually have an interaction with a live human being. I hate and I loathe and I despise self checkout.   It's impersonal. The amount of time between "beep" and "place the item in the bagging area" is just about the shortest measure amount of time In The World. Produce is such a pain in the ass to scan at the self checkout Self checkout talks AT you, not with you. The Absolut worst thing you can try to check out with is alcohol. (see what I did there?) In general, I hate self checkout. As a result, I prefer checking out with a p-e-r-s-o-n, which leads me to my complaint (my self-checkout diatribe wasn't a complaint, it was more of a rant):  Meijer is *terrible* at opening up additional checkout lanes.  I mean, 4 to 6 people waiting in 4 or more checkout lanes, carts 2/3 full or more, and they don't open additional registers.  They'd rather have people wait in line for 15 or more minutes to check out than they would call up additional staff to get people cashed out. This, to me, is Meijer's biggest failure...and it honestly didn't start until self checkout got big.  We used to shop at Meijer every Sunday and would always go to the same cashier because your build up a rapport with them and it makes the process a little nicer than listening to a machine yell at you because it took 2.387 milliseconds too long to put that frozen burrito in the bagging area.

Pink Julep is a super cute boutique that sells a lot of merchandise suitable for gift giving! It's…read moreworth checking out especially when you're on the hunt, like I was, for something a little unique.

This is my favorite local boutique now. They have tons of shoes and a boutique in the front with…read morejewelry, seasonal clothing items and gifts. Sometimes they have specials on open box shoes to make room for the new season. For instance, I got some Guess tennis shoes for $20. I also found some black studded Converse looking shoes that I get compliments all the time. I got a cute purse there, sweater, earrings and bracelet. Check their Facebook page out as they have deals on there too. Great prices!