Trashy messed up store. Shelves either empty or overstocked. Stock all mixed together…read more Bathrooms very very nasty. Have they ever been cleaned? I don't think so.

We went to both Ollie stores today! I think the one in Nicholasville is a lot cleaner and more…read moreorganized then the one in Lexington. We bought some food items at this location. They had the same heaters that were at the other Ollie's location. I just got a less cluttered vibe from this store and would probably shop here again. I still am not sure if we would shop enough here to join the Ollie club.

Great place to donate your home furnishings. They resell at nice prices so if your needing…read moresomething random like a window screen or a VCR, take a peak here before dropping more coin elsewhere. They will even pick up donations as a service.

Fantastic selection of wide ranging second hand items which was all priced fairly in my opinion…read more The store was near, clean, and organized well. The staff were also incredibly friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend and will be returning

I bought 4 propane tanks there with the expectation that they would have the propane to fill them…read morewhen needed. WRONG!!! So, I go there on Wednesday, which is when they get their big tank filled. Guess what, they have no gas and will have none until Friday. Really??? This scenario happened to me 3 times. I've had enough. Will never shop there again. They seem not to even care about the customer.

This is my favorite tractor supply store to go to buy dog food, treats, and toys. I have also…read morebought many clothes items in this store. I like to wear the t-shirts and western wear shirts and when they put these items on sale they are a great price. We enjoy walking around this store and will drive here often from Lexington to shop in this store. I bought a live Christmas wreath here with a big red bow for just $9.99 and it is really lovely. We shop in the boot section and they have a great selection including Ariat brand! We have purchased many items for gifts here for everyone in our family. They have nice magazines and recipe books as well. I am in their rewards club.

Cute shop! Great selection of different vintage clothes & decor. Prices are average for a vintage…read moreshop. Nice staff.

I stumbled into this beautifully curated shop and found a brand new, yet vintage Wrangler Gingham…read moreshirt, complete with Pearl snap buttons. Bayan helped me with the purchase and I will definitely be back to browse all the visual candy in this shop.

Notwithstanding the name, they don't appear to actually have anything in stock. Of the three items…read morewe were interested in, one would be available in 4-6 weeks, one would be available in 8-10!weeks and one was indefinite because they would need enough orders for a truckload.

I recently purchased two sofas from this store, expecting brand-new, high-quality furniture…read more Unfortunately, one of the sofas was delivered with a clear discoloration defect. When I raised the issue, I requested a reasonable solution--either a partial discount or store credit. Instead of addressing the problem professionally, the delivery team offered a bottle of cleaner to "fix" the issue themselves. I declined, as I paid for a new sofa, not something that requires cleaning upon arrival. What followed was even more disappointing. I asked to speak with a manager, and the delivery driver contacted someone named Jacob, who was identified as the store manager. The driver clearly informed Jacob that he was on speaker and that I, the customer, could hear the conversation. Despite that, Jacob responded in an extremely unprofessional manner--raising his voice, refusing to speak with me, and stating that I was "wasting his time." This level of disrespect toward a paying customer is completely unacceptable, especially from someone in a managerial position. This experience reflects poorly not only on customer service, but also on the company's accountability and quality control. Selling defective items is one issue--but refusing to resolve it respectfully and professionally is far worse. I strongly urge the company to address both their product quality standards and the behavior of their management team. Customers deserve to be treated with basic respect, especially when legitimate concerns are raised.

This spot's surprisingly fun. There are little treasures around every corner. It's really packed in…read morefull. Some higher prices, but many htf items. Some 1-of-a-kind artsy things tossed in. Some jewelry, some of everything. It's more comfortable & private than many places. We enjoyed shopping together. Someone has a green thumb & I wish they sold plants & unusual planters here. I would go outta my way to go back. Say 'hey' to Admiral! He's a sweetie.

The Domestic is a little newer to the vintage scene in Lexington, but it's one of my favorites. I…read morewould describe most of their inventory as boho-chic, maybe some kitsch thrown in. Not traditional for sure, and I always find a small item that adds a splash of color and uniqueness to my home. Most prices are pretty reasonable. They also have an extensive vintage clothing selection. They have a lot of art and modern prints. They get new inventory often and do great Instagram sales as well. They do Venmo sales. And they have a ton of plants and planters; I wish I had a green thumb because their stock is amazing. Just today, I learned one of their plants in the store is reported to have lived with a couple for over 50 years. The owners are young, hip, creative, and very nice. They are taking social distancing and cleanliness seriously. This is in my top two or three shopping spots in Lexington.

The staff here is so helpful. We came here looking for a dresser and found one! It was delivered…read morethe next day. Delivery was only $45 and they brought it up our stairs for us. We have been looking for a dresser for over a month and all of the furniture stores are back ordered. Some of them wouldn't be back in stock until end of November! We didn't want to wait that long. Another Mans Treasure sells some of their items right off the floor. They do have some items you can order but just like all of the other furniture stores they could be back ordered. Expect 12 weeks for those items. And they do not offer returns, exchanges, etc. they have big signs at the check out stands. They also have a large range of items from brand new to antique and inventory is always changing. I will be back when I am ready for my next piece of furniture.

I was super excited when I first went in here. Lots of cool pieces at super low prices. I wanted to…read moresee more actual antique-type items and they only had a few of these and they weren't interesting to me. Most everything they had were new items and some had some major flaws. But what really excited me was that they had some cool framed paintings at what I thought were good prices. Yes, they were reproductions, but at least they weren't made in China. We bought a big 3' x 4' Van Gough reproduction. It was cheaply framed, but for the price I thought it was fine. However, I didn't count on two things: 1. I didn't think to actually touch the painting in the store because that is rude. However, once I got it home, I realized the oil paint is tacky to the touch. It has been weeks and it won't dry. So, dog hair and lint stick to it. 2. The frame is SO cheap that it can't support its own weight. It was displayed on an easel in the store but as soon as we tried to hang it at home, the frame promptly broke. I called and spoke to a manager and she insisted that the painting was dry in the store (um, I am pretty sure paintings don't go from dry to wet again) and that the painting was hanging in the store when we bought it (not true) so it should be fine. She claimed that it must have become wet again by us taking it home when it was raining (it was dry and sunny when we bought it). She did not offer to refund or replace our purchase. If their items are so cheap that they fall apart when you get them home, then it doesn't matter how good the price is. I don't think I will buy anything here again.

I was bit underwhelmed by this place. Thrifting in Kentucky is unmatched and I had high hopes based…read moreon some online posted. However, this was more new than old and less of the vintage clothing that I was looking for. There was a lot to see but thing really that I was personally looking for which was vintage glass, Harley tees, vintage race/nascar tee and old teacups. It's super hot upstairs making that whole part pretty unpleasant and it was only in the mid 70s temperature wise when I went. In my opinion, this is shippable if you only have a short time in town.

Your typical peddlers mall but with a lot more ground to cover. Love the two story aspect. I'm…read morepretty sure there's something for everyone here. I love antiquing & browsing through the booths. They have a couple vending machines & restrooms if you need them. The line gets long fast but it moved pretty quick. Overall it was a fun afternoon browsing. We would definitely go again sometime.

I'm not surprised that Big Lots is closing so many stores. A lot of the products didn't have price…read moretag or even a price posted on the shelves, the floors were nasty and their pricing (on the items that were tagged) is higher than what I could buy at Krogers or Walmart. I've been a Big Lots customer for years and today's experience was disappointing. Do better.

Not on the employees, but with furniture... $600 sofa didn't last a year. After inspection, the…read moremain support for both sides of the sofa was held together with a dowel rod smaller than a pinky made of wood... you get what you pay for I guess

We've seen a steady decline even before the pandemic at Gabe's, formerly known as Gabriel Brothers…read more They used to have slightly misprinted clothing items, clothing samples, overages, and apparel from previous seasons. It was a cheaper version of TJ Maxx/Marshalls and Ross Dress for Less. Now, the majority of the merchandise is Amazon returns. I've even seen knockoff items. We used to have fun shopping at Gabe's. We'd find college and university apparel. Seriously, look through my old photos that I previously shared. Now, nothing, Gabe's, why change what worked? Why does it feel like Goodwill is more organized? Each visit worsens, and few shoppers or cars are in the lot. Finally, I've noticed the same response from Gabe's repeatedly with reviews on Yelp and another site. The bottom line is that "sharing our reviews to improve our shopping experience in the future" isn't worth a grain of salt if you don't fix the problem.

I stood in line for 40 minutes waiting to check out. Most of the stuff in the store doesn't have…read moreprices on it. Frustrating as heck. They have some cool stuff, but no one knows how much it is.