Oops I did it again!…read more I love antique clocks (and antique/ vintage items in general) even though I dont have anywhere to put them all out in my house, but yesterday, I picked up this beautiful antique mahogany clock. I believe that it may be a Junghans German shelf clock. (Possibly a "Biedermeier style"?) clock with a dark reddish mahogany case and a beveled glass door. It has a wonderful deep toned strike on the hour and half hour. I found this gem at Second & Main and it's sister store Apparitions Vintage Village which is owned by an old high school friend Robin Sowers. This store has a little bit of everything from classis records, vintage items, and locally crafted items as well! Be sure and check them out!

The owners and their friends if she knows them they're automatically right you're wrong rude…read morebouncer rude. I don't even know how he's a bouncer. Someone took my drink off the bar I asked for another. They said we just gave you one and don't know if someone steals your drink he couldn't ask for another one and there's a one drink a minimal at a bar.

Quaint antique shop in downtown Nicholasville. Brought my parents here when they were in town and…read moremany items were quite nostalgic to them. I like to pop in now and then to browse. They occasionally have an item that I'm looking for for a good price. Friendly staff.

It's a real, 100% antique shop! No pallet crap are used appliances. A true pleasure to walk through…read moreit and drift back in time.

I stoped by on my way home from a Dr appointment. I had both my children with me they are 9 and 3…read more They're just like every other child they were excited to see all the old stuff in the store. I told them don't touch anything and if they did it was just a toy. The older man who works there from the very beginning started watching us and then followed us through the entire store. I thought maybe it's just weird coincidence but every turn I made he was right behind us watching us. I was so uncomfortable I told my son I felt like I couldn't even look at anything and that we were going to leave. We was there maybe 20 minutes because I walked so fast and felt so uncomfortable and unwanted there because I had my children with me.

Large, organized and clean peddlers mall. Wasn't a successful visit for me (I tend to look for…read moredepression glass or antique furniture), but I did find a gift for another friend in the form of fine art featuring big foot.

If you are looking for garage sale junk this place has all that. Don't waste your time if you are…read morelooking for antiques or collectibles. A lot of items were WAY overpriced.

This place is jam-packed with tons of items. In the front area you will be greeted by lots of…read morebeautiful watercolor art paintings. Then you can walk into other rooms where you can find food, dulcimers, pottery, wood ornaments & bowls, pottery crocks, and hand-dyed silk scarves. Except for the dulcimers and paintings, it had more of a country feel to the items. For instance, the hand-painted spoons and gourds. They had some Pappy's bbq sauce and I asked whether it was made with the famous Pappy Van Winkle's bourbon, but he didn't know. Didn't buy it - it could be named after some fellow named Pappy! I ended up buying some beautiful painted notecards.

Has a Dark interior, wooden walls with lots of interesting pieces. At first, the really dark…read moreinterior turned me off. But, a worker engaged me in conversation and this seemed to brighten the envirinment. The store contained Hand crafted note cards, gourds, ornaments, soaps, musical instruments, quilts, walking stickes, jams, sauces, jewelry, etc. The workers were wonderfully friendly and helpful.

Only opened for about a month, Tim & Susie's is gaining ground in a town with a long antique…read morebusiness history. While they are not full yet (vendors wanted!), there are a variety of knick knacks available to peruse. If you have an eye for general antiques or are looking for something specific, be sure to stop in. Items run the gamut from household goods to arts, antiques, crafts and collectibles. The staff is warm and friendly if you have questions or need help. With the promise of more space to grow, I'll definitely stop back by to see what else has come up...if you are in the area, do so as well!

Staff is friendly and helpful. They've got some great original pieces and great selection. Never go…read morethere without finding something really unique.

So many interesting and unique items in this store. Fairly high quality and well-organized…read more Amazing even more that it is a fair trade store which doesn't make a profit on their own - they pass it back to the makers of these products. It's refreshing to be in a store that is globally conscious

One of my favorite stores in Berea. Excellent prices for really unique items, and they support…read moredeveloping nations! I bought a box of really delicious chamomile tea, and a cute stone rabbit statue for only $10. I will definitely come back for my Christmas shopping. Whether you are looking for coffee, chocolate, wallets, or even clothes, this store has it.

If you love the thrill of the hunt, this Salvation Army thrift store is a total gem. The inventory…read moreis constantly changing, which means every visit feels like a new adventure.. from unique vintage pieces to everyday basics at prices that are actually affordable. The store is well organized compared to a lot of thrift shops, and you can tell the staff works hard to keep things moving and the racks full. The clothing is easy to browse, and there's always a surprising mix of home décor, furniture, books, and those random little finds you didn't know you needed until you saw them. One of my favorite things is the pricing -- you can walk in with a small budget and still leave with a whole haul. It's also a great place for resellers, DIYers, and anyone who loves giving items a second life. Yes, like any thrift store you have to be willing to dig a little -- but that's part of the fun. When you score that perfect piece for a few dollars, it's totally worth it. Bonus points for supporting a place that gives back to the community while helping keep perfectly good items out of landfills. Pro tip: Go often -- the best stuff never stays long!

It's a okay store but it's very depressing when u walk in it's dark and everyone I go the stuff…read moreain't that good but sometimes they got good stuff Maybe if they cleaned it up a bit and made it look nice for (Ex:Paint the walls add better lighting organiz better) than it would be a even better place..