Such a cute store, filled with lots of antiques and vintage items. I wasn't looking for anything in…read moreparticular but I ended up with a picture frame, an Indiana-themed cookbook, and a mug from the local Dog n' Suds restaurant. It was my first visit to Lafayette and we had just eaten there right before the store so it was an awesomely coincidental souvenir. The lady working the checkout counter (I think she was the owner) was super friendly. The roads all around them are under construction so it took us a few tries to get in to the parking lot. She was staging a tableau of items to sell on Facebook live, I thought that was a pretty cool way to combat the reduced sales. They are on Instagram also.

I was very disappointed while I was in the store today that the lady working in the store and…read morerunning the cash register was not wearing a mask. She had it under her chin, but did not pull it up even when interacting with customers. Such a lack of respect! There were also several customers without masks, in violation of the governor's orders.

This is a great store!! There is a wide variety of both excellent antiques and new gifts. They…read morealso offer interior design services. The store is well merchandised and the shop owner is so sweet! They have beautiful rugs also!! So much to find in two floors of treasure hunting!! :o)

This is a pretty interesting little antique shop in downtown Lafayette. They've got all kinds of…read moreitems for sale that are very interesting and creative. The shop is very clean and, unlike many stores of this nature, you can walk around without fear of creating a domino-effect of falling knick-knacks. I saw a really interesting German bicycle here recently - it was from the early 1970s and was made in West German, which I thought was neat. The shop owner was very knowledgeable about the bike and was able to tell me a little history on it. If you're strolling down Main Street and are doing some shopping or have some time on your hands, Main Street Mercantile is a great place to have a look-see.

The people who run this store have been doing it over 30 years. They are good people…read more You aren't in business for 30+ years for "cheating" people or being "rude". I'm afraid to say that being a retail business is hard, and sometimes people get worn out from it. That said this is a solid shop, and there is a lot of inventory that changes ALL THE TIME ! I know I've been there and bought stuff for 25 years!). The owner operators have hearts of gold, but it's hard to show it every day for 30+ years! People love the quirks of the "TV show" people, but when they encounter real people... run to the internet and "trash them". Be kind... it's a store that is unlike any other for 200 miles or more. They support the kids of this community in many ways for many years, sure they may have pissed a few people off, but like I said, they have hearts of gold and more often than not are kind and helpful. Running retail for 30 years isn't easy.

This store has moved to 653 W. Walnut Street just off route 28. The new building is a nicely…read morerefurbished garage. The parking lot and store are immaculate. You can park in front or out back of the building and use either front or back entrance. The aroma of scented candles hits you when you walk in the door. They sell these candles along with primitive antiques, vintage items and country decor. Items are arranged artistically within the small shop.

This was my first time visiting Simply Thyme in Frankfort, Indiana. My friend and I love shopping…read morefor antiques, especially prmitive cupboards and shelves. Street parking is available directly in front of the shop. The shop is much larger than it appeared from the outside. Various size rooms are filled throughout but organized well and items are clean. You'll find everything from cupboards, cabinets, dolls, shelves, candles, blankets, primitive furniture, butter churns, signs and so much more. The owner was friendly and greeted me as soon as I entered. She was available if I had questions but not underfoot. If you're looking for a nice selection of antiques and primitives, stop in.

Very Cute shop! Lots to look at, especially necklaces or…read moreall styles at very decent prices. They also have CD's, books, some clothing and lots of thrift goodies. All items are either new or very clean. Absolutely no "yuck" favor here. Prices are VERY GOOD! Definitely worth your time to stop in and look. My only negative was when we talked in the employee on duty looked up from her computer and said "hello" but never looked up from her computer again. I am not sure she even knew who was in the store at any give time. First impressions are important, but attentiveness is important too.

Fun store to find every treasure under the sun. Great people and service are able to grab a bite…read moreto eat next door. The proceeds support good causes in the community. Hand-made items by the ladies it supports along with reclaimed items at great prices

Holder Bedding is the go-to place for purchasing a mattress. I highly recommend their high-quality,…read morecomfortable mattresses. These mattresses are customizable and made right here in Greater Lafayette. We bought a California King mattress with cooling copper technology, and it has provided me with the best sleep to date! Their customer service is excellent. Jonathan, the salesperson, is fantastic, patient, and not pushy. He is involved in all aspects of this small family business and personally delivered and set up our newest mattress. Time and time again, they have never disappointed us. We are excited about purchasing any future mattresses at Holder.

I am eternally grateful to Holder Mattress. I bought a mattress 2 years ago and thought I had…read moreruined it. It felt saggy. I blamed myself because of the way I sleep. I came in all ready to have to buy a new, firmer mattress, but they fixed the one I had previously purchased. I can't believe I suffered stupidly for the last two years.

Loved this antique mall in downtown Frankfort. The proprietor, Rich Essick, purchased the building…read moreonly 2 years ago, but kept the original name. He told us the the building originally was a chicken hatchling house. The original sign hangs behind his counter. The store is extensive yet easy to get around. Aisles are wide and it is easy to see the merchandise. They carry a great assortment of local antiques and vintage items. Prices range from low to high depending on the item. Glassware is nicely displayed. The upstairs is filled with furniture. He carries an interesting selection of old pipes and campaign buttons. To get to the store, you need to maneuver around road construction, but it is worth it. Rich is super friendly. We will be back.

My friend and I drove to Frankfort to check out a few antique shops. Frankfort has several nice…read moreantique shops and is worth the drive from Indy. There is also a few nice restaurants on the square if you'd like to dine while there. Peddler's Alley was close to the square so we stopped to check it out. The building is much larger than it appears from the outside. Convenient parking is in front of the shop. I was warmly greeted as I entered and I immediately headed to a gorgeous fireplace mantle close by. The grouping was gorgeous with the mantle, area rug, chandelier, willow branches, rocking chair and other home decor items. The large shop has several rooms filled with mid-century furniture, prints, lamps, home decor, candles, glassware, stained glass and so much more. If you enjoy browsing or looking for something specific stop in Peddler's Alley and explore this clean, well organized shop. The owner is friendly and helpful but allows you to browse at your spend. Stop in.

I discovered TDeez while driving to Havre de Grace. The wood benches and iron antique sewing tables…read moreoutside the store made me take notice and decide to stop. Inside, the store did not disappoint. TDeez carries some of the most beautiful wood you would ever want to use for table, chairs, cutting boards, serving trays. Even though I'm not a DIY person, I was able to describe the type of tray I wanted, and the owner quickly showed me how easy it was to have one made to my specs. Their variety of tray handles inspired me to have one built by them, rather than ordering online from a big company or a foreign woodworker. I was happy to spend money at a local small business, especially one with such a friendly and knowledgeable owner. TDeez also has pre-made wood items for sale, like olive wood spoons, wood coasters, trays, cutting boards, even jewelry. You can also purchase some tin art for your walls, or framed items. This place is a gem!