Ratty with a capital "R", at least on my stop! I like Goodwill but do find the stores vary widely…read morefrom place to place. This store was fairly well organized but with such a rag tag bunch of merchandise, their staff doesn't have much to work with. Both men's and women's clothing were especially dated and/or damaged somewhat (pilling, gummy from too much fabric softener, stretched out of shape). I found the overall quality here was much lower than most of the Goodwill stores I frequent in Missouri & Oklahoma, which surprised me quite a bit, especially since Emporia is a college town.

I stopped here on the way through. I was very pleased and surprised with the pricing. Boots at…read moreGoodwill in Oklahoma City are $12 and here they were $4. The clothing price is substantially less than the locations in Oklahoma. This location the day I stopped didn't have much on the high end of quality but was very well organized and clean overall. It does not have a public restroom ( since I was traveling this would have been a plus ) I spent about $25 in 15 minutes of looking and was very pleased with my finds. I would definitely stop here again if my travels take me within 20-30 minutes drive from here. The staff was friendly and made sure a breakable item was bagged safe for travel. one note for staff, there were not very many size markers on the racks even though the clothing was properly divid... dividers at the beginning of every rack and again when they change is helpful. And I stopped at Do-B's to eat too! 1 block away ... dont miss it!!

Great selection of high quality vintage furniture and paintings. Expensive but if you're looking…read morefor a perfect piece, she may have it. The online selection is much bigger and she prefers you look through the catalog first and then make the appt to see the warehouse. Chris was very helpful and friendly.

I got to visit Warehouse 414 a while back and it left such an impression on me I had to come to…read moreYelp and write about it. Warehouse 414 has everything you're looking for when working in interior design. You are not going to find the cardboard cut out, run of the mill, every day furniture items like you find at the big box furniture stores. No you are going to find classic, rare, beautiful, edgy, and fun things that no one else will have. Chris Grandmontagne has a fantastic talent at putting together the coolest rooms and she will always take her time and visit with you. There is always a good idea to be found when visiting Warehouse 414!

Great store and nice people and very clean store and cheaper cloase for even bigger women.read more

The staff was super helpful. They answer all of our questions without making it seem like we were…read morebeing a bother. All smiles and plus the store has good music. Their sales rack has variety; unlike many stores, that are the same clothing item over and over again.

Tallgrass Antiques is well curated, which most people will appreciate. Me? I love nothing more than…read morepawing through a dusty box of knickknacks to find a treasure. You'll find lots of treasure here, but without the junk and dusty boxes. The building itself is a pleasure to walk around. It's old and the staircase is pretty, and the floors are wooden and creak nicely in certain spots as you walk around. It's very satisfying to look at old things while being in an old thing. I saw a variety of antique and vintage things that I wanted to buy. My favorites were a German Cabbage Patch doll wearing lederhosen, a lighted champagne sign, folk art, and lots and lots of Pyrex dishes. This place also has a good amount of salvage goods, like doors, windows, knobs, and other things that might look good repurposed in a home.

A great old fashioned antique store on "Main St" in the shadows of the beautiful and historic Chase…read moreCounty Courthouse. Typically small town antique stores are much smaller than this one and usually tend to be junkier - more along the lines of a flea market or overgrown garage sale. Tallgrass is stocked with true antiques, lots of primitives and architectural salvage. If a farmstead closed in the past 50 years in Kansas, some of the remains are probably being sold out of this retail location. As a license plate collector, I was pleased to pick up a 1955 Chase County truck plate. Tons of signs, lettering, tools and mantiques of all varieties. A must stop for any collector driving 50 highway and even worth the 20 mile journey from I-35. Pricing was more than fair is comparing to big city pricing, especially for the large variety of unique items they have.

This is one of the smallest malls in America. Stopped in here because it was a half way point for…read moremeeting up with some friends. The beat thing they had was a sporting goods store. They also had Buckle, a pet store, Bath & Body Works, JC Penny and Claires. You could smell the popcorn from the movie theater. Other than that you are not missing anything. No food places.

Very nice place people are nice the stores are big I like the way they have the set up hibbett…read moresports is very big and the bath and body works is nice the movie theater is big but some of the seat need to be redone all in all it ok the dmv is also in the mall that's pulse

A beautiful, clean, and carefully curated store with items for every price point. The owner Scott…read moreBonet is incredibly knowledgeable about his antiques and prices them extremely fairly.

From the owner: De Stijl sells art, antiques, vintage and mid-century modern objects in a fun, relaxing setting. We…read morehave furniture and lighting representing several periods and styles. We offer every guest a glass of wine or soft drink. Our merchandise is premium, but our prices are not. We speak haggle and we buy, sell and trade.

So many great things in The Vintage Bulldog! I was visiting the area and only had a limited amount…read moreof space in my suitcase, otherwise I would have left with many more items. The prices on these vintage pieces are great. This is the kind of place where you hope nobody learns about it, so you can keep it all to yourself. While I was perusing, I saw lots of light fixtures, records, glasses, Pyrex, hats, typewriters, toys, furniture and many other old things. The prices are amazing, and everything is arranged nicely. The people who work here kind of just leave you alone to explore, which I appreciated. If you're in this part of Kansas and you love vintage and thrift stores, you should definitely check this place out.

This is a small but incredible Antique store. We do a lot of Antiquing and this has some of the…read moremost reasonable prices of any antique we have been in. Yes we bought something! What a great deal! If you are anywhere near Cottonwood Falls don't leave without making a special effort to visit there!