Price needs to go way down. We bought 2 small bags of chocolates and a bracelet and a pack of pens…read moreand spent 81$. Which is ridiculous. On top of that the chocolates we bought one was 20$ and one was 15.99 and we paid for 20$ for each bag. The brand of the chocolates are abdallah and in their website they are 5$ cheaper than what the store is selling them for. Also it's all done on a iPad so you can't see what you're charged for till afterwards after they take your. So i feel like they could improve on prices.

Friendly staff. Had a few tumblers monogrammed. Said they would call when they were finished. Never…read morecalled. Clean store. Very high prices! Seen a small what looked to be trashcan for over 100$! No thank you! They have quite the selection. If they came down on their prices would probably go back. But until then its the peddlers mall for me...

Passing thru Lexington and decided to stop here for a possible gift. There were some unique…read moret-shirts & KY themed items, but the store was very small (not like previous pics) and has a limited selection. I quickly realized this isn't the type of store I was looking for as I don't feel comfortable supporting a business that display certain drug paraphernalia gifts or promotes agendas. A bit too hippie for me, so I'll look for another gift shop on our travels.

Stumbled into K4K for mor the first time to visit the Cocaine Bear before he becomes famous. Wow!…read moreWhat a cool store! Best place for locally themed tshirts - we left with tons of funny gifts! Shoutout to the employee manning the store - he took our picture and chatted us up (and he laughed at my bad jokes ). Only request to the designers - can you please make me a 'Y'all' baseball TShirt in hot pink? Love the blue but I'm a pink girl! Bonus points if it's neon!

This store provides a great selection of unique home decor, lamps, mirrors, art, jewelry, as well…read moreas floral arrangements! I needed a centerpiece for my dining table. While I love fresh flowers, they're transient. In the course of a brief conversation, Dwayne was busily pulling together dried ingredients as we spoke to create a wonderful piece that was perfect for my table. He's amiable, talented, and quick with an idea to help with your interior design. Check out House's interesting and ever changing inventory.

My husband and I married in June 2015 in Lexington. Stuart from House oversaw the flowers and…read moredecor. Aside from being a talented designer, Stuart is incredibly organized and professional. Our day went off without a hitch. The reception was amazingly beautiful and fun. We continue to receive compliments on the flowers weeks after the wedding. I highly recommend contacting House for your next event!

Unique gifts are here. Visiting Lexington and found this hidden gem. 5 stars. We were looking for…read morea florist and stumbled upon a great little spot. They have something any girl would want.

My favorite boutique in Lexington! I absolutely love this store! This boutique is one of…read moreLexington's hidden gems. They have home decor, women's clothing, and personalized gifts. They always have the newest trends and the store is just decorated beautifully. The prices are great and they wrap your gifts! Highly recommend!

If you are looking for fun and unique gifts, this is the place to shop. Worlds Apart Home has been…read moremy favorite local go-to option for years. It has cards, upscale women's clothing, picture frames, jewelry, magnets, kitchen items and even adorable baby clothes and toys. You could spend hours browsing their eclectic selections with its friendly, no-pressure staff. Plus, on weekends the parking meters in front are free! If you haven't shopped yet at this wonderful boutique, you are truly missing out. Big things come in small packages and there is SO much to see in this jewel of a store!

This boutique has a wonderful selection of beautiful dresses. I found the perfect dress to wear to…read morea graduation. It was the perfect blend of stylish and casual. I also enjoy the unique gift selection. You have to see the collection of funny coasters.

Granted, you are bound to run into some pretentious Lexington people here, but the owner, Mary,…read moremakes all shoppers feel welcome. I come here for gifts maybe twice a year, and I wish I could be here more often. Mulberry and Lime (M-L) is a great store in an historic family home on Limestone Street in downtown Lexington. What I like about the store is both the display and the quality of the goods. No mass-produced, made in China disposable crap here. The emphas is on quality linens, writing paper, gifts, and china, and artwork M-L has a wedding registry, carries antiques, and there is a great selection of local art. This is a great place to get a gift for a female friend, a wife, a mother, a daughter, but there is cool stuff for men here, too. The owner is preservation-minded which makes me like her all the more, and the gift wrap is unique. You'll have no problem finding the store next to the Sayre School. There are always textiles hanging from the line in front to signal that M-L is open. This is the kind of store Lexington deserves. If only M-L had a small place to eat or have a drink, I think more people would come to this Lexington gem. I like the Moe's bowtie selections, and now there is some great art from Lexington artist Tuska. The giftwarap is always great. Hats off to this locally owned business.

Nice things but not the friendliest place for sure. Probably depends on how wealthy their first…read moreimpression is.

Location: 2721 Old Rosebud Rd 110, Lexington, KY 40509…read more Monday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Tuesday: to 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Wednesday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Thursday: 10:00 am today - 6:00 pm Friday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Saturday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday: Closed My favorite things is a very nice gift and furniture store with speciality equestrian and University of Kentucky gift items! They are currently hosting a holiday open house with all items 20% off during the open house November 1st through this weekend. The store is a vision of loveliness with beautiful Christmas displays and wonderful snacks to enjoy while you are shopping! The open house event is really enjoyable and all the staff are very helpful!

The sandwiches were really good, and the entrees offered in the deli case were enough for several…read morepeople . They also looked delicious! Nice and friendly environment with interesting items to buy for gifts or for your own kitchen.

Thought we'd try mouse trap after hear great things! We ordered Hearty Vegetable soup, Burgoo,…read moreChicken salad sandwich and roast beef sandwich. The hearty Vegetable soup was at best a thin broth with a very few ingredients/ few vegetables ( a few potatoes and carrots only) here and there in the broth. Burgoo was thick and delicious!!! My chicken salad sandwich was made with a chicken salad that was so thin with too much mayonnaise and that to be cut up with fork and knife to eat. Roast beef sandwich was good. Lunch was $35.00 for two with no drinks! We were very disappointed

The Square is like walking back in time. Lexington recently invested in the area. There are a few…read morestores and restaurants here. Vinnegrette and Hop Cat are two favorites. There are also offices located here. The Square makes an awesome backdrop for Instagram photos too.

As per the Victorian Square website:…read more "VICTORIAN SQUARE has been at the heart of Lexington's downtown since the 1880's. The block of sixteen buildings has housed, among other things, saloons, hotels, restaurants and an opera house. In 1985 a modern renovation brought them all together under one roof, creating an airy and accessible space that is best observed from the central courtyard. The decorative metal ceilings, ironwork and exterior balconies from these establishments have been preserved wherever possible. The result is a perfect blend of historical architecture and modern comfort that is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings." *Except* Yeah, it is pretty and very Victorian in style, I will give it that. But it was as dead and uninteresting as a tomb when we were there around lunchtime on a Wednesday. Even the Cosi sandwich shop was closed! There are three floors, and while the attempt had been made to be open and airy inside, the result was still dim and cold. The first floor had some shops, including an art gallery and a ladies' accessory shop, but as you went higher, the more empty spaces prevailed. The second floor had a Kentucky gift store (which was pretty lame) and then the rest was devoted to some kind of kid themed activity center or a day care. We didn't even bother with the third floor. People of Lexington - you might want to consider revamping this space in some way if you are going to keep listing it in your tourist pamphlets and brochures. I am glad we didn't make a special trip here because it was pretty disappointing.