Living in Middletown, I have driven by this place countless times and for some reason had never…read morestopped to check it out. DON'T let the outside fool you! Inside is a plethora of goods with something for everyone. The store is clean with no musty 'antique' odor. Items are provided by various vendors and are artfully displayed with very reasonable prices. There are collectibles, costume jewelry, vintage books/ephemera, toys, vintage records, household items, bicycles, vintage clothing /accessories, and much, much more. I was told that vendors change the merchandise in their areas often, meaning that there should be new items to see on future visits. The shop is contained in 2 small houses next to each other, on the corner of Evergreen Rd and Old Shelbyville Rd. The staff in both shops were very welcoming and friendly, leaving us to browse without stress. Plenty of dedicated parking is around the buildings. Allow plenty of time for your visit so that you can see all the goodies! You are likely to find something that you didn't know you needed!

Not exactly a 'mall' per se but a great place to browse antiques, collectibles and jewelry…read more Located at the corner of Old Shelbyville Rd and Evergreen Rd in Middletown, KY. It consists of a barn and a nearby house originally built in 1912. The main store (barn) is well laid out and easily navigated. Prices are quite reasonable, inventory well displayed, and very immaculate overall appearance. Definitely worth multiple visits throughout the year as inventory changes. I purchased a Big Blue M&M Peanuts cookie jar with lid and add it to my March Madness Decor. Perfect for sausage balls.

Wow, definitely the friendliest staff I've ever come across or encountered. Here's a group of…read morepeople who absolutely love the place they are standing in. You can see it in their eyes, their smile, their posture, and the way they communicate with you (the customer). It's in their blood. I absolutely loved the atmosphere in that place. We visited to see if we could find some props for a movie we are shooting towards the end of the year and found plenty but it's all a little rich for our blood. This place has a lot of items stretching from the 1700s to early 1900s. It was an absolutely wonder to behold, loved every second of it. They have three floors of stuff, all of it authentic, except for a few reproductions which the items tell you they are. Most of everything they had was absolutely beautiful and very very well maintained. These guys know what they're doing.

My step dad bought this item for my mom over 30 years ago and it has your markings on it but I have…read moreno idea what it's worth

Holy moly is this the place to be on a rainy weekend. My best friend and I recently visited, and…read morethe parking lot was packed. And the inside of the Middletown Peddlers Mall? Packed as well, with all manner of knickknacks, antiques and weird odds and ends. I wouldn't go looking for one thing in particular. It's likely better if you go to have fun browsing, and then any great finds are the cherries on top. MPM is a bit of a maze, so it seems like you want to block out at least an hour to peruse. We saw furniture, toys, books, clothes, housewares, records, jewelry and more, dating back to several time periods and decades. I ended up buying sheet music for jazz tunes that mention "Kentucky" and "Louisville" in the titles that I plan to frame at some point. The prices on most items seemed reasonable, but it can vary booth to booth. If you fancy yourself an antique lover, bargain hunter or just like looking at weird and beautiful things, this is a place to check out.

I like popping in here at the Middletown location just to see what's new. It's fun to walk the…read moreaisles and find something you did ( or didn't ) know you needed! There are tons of booths and everyone prices their wares differently but you can find good deals. Good value for the most part. Today I found an item I was interested in that sadly had no price, so I took it to the front desk and they were very helpful and called the owner of that booth, but had to leave a voicemail. Unfortunately I had to leave before they got an answer, but they took my name and number and called about 5 minutes after I left. I couldn't return but so appreciated their help! It's fun to walk around here, but also it feels dated and cluttered sometimes. Plan to spend time to enjoy looking at everything if this is your cup of tea!!

I have always loved going to this store and ladies have always been nice until yesterday. I…read moredropped off two fascinators for this store to sell. Was in store yesterday and one of my fascinator's was missing flowers. Brought to attention of ladies at checkout and very rude in response stating "well they get tried on and it could've fallen off and swept up". Ok so could these be somewhere in your store? Nope basically thrown away. Do not take your fascinators or hats here to sell as they evidently can't protect your items and attitudes are they don't care!!! Won't patronize this store now for no apology or any kind of empathy or compassion. Took my other fascinator out so that one wouldn't be destroyed. The least they could have done is apologize!

Consignments Plus is a large store of vendor booths offering furniture, home decor, seasonal items,…read moreand jewelry. Almost every booth had been displayed neatly and it was easy to browse their things and/or see the displayed prices. Several booths were reasonably priced, which had not been my previous impression and that was a nice surprise. As mentioned in my previous review, the booths also had a similar vibe - very farm house style. While I enjoyed shopping the booths, it began to feel repetitive and I didn't leave with a purchase. Service is at the front desk. Lots of good conversation with customers checking out, but no greeting coming or going. The store was warm - perhaps a broken AC in parts of the building. About midway through the store, I considered leaving because the temperature was unpleasant. This store shares a space with Kroger, restaurants and other stores. Plenty of parking.

Good classic antique store - it's like they used to be, with piles of stuff. Lots to dig through…read more It looks small from the front, but it goes back quite a bit. There is a lot of variety, something for everyone. Owners were friendly.

EXTREMELY DISORGANIZED AND NON PROFESSIONAL STAFF. I originally found several collectable items,…read moreof interest to me, back in the fall, but could not buy because there was no price from the staff. Months later, those prices have yet to be provided. Additionally I learned they are involved with everything but the house auction firm. I have tried repeatedly to gain more information because, as a collector, I would have included my merchandise in their next sale. Sadly, the main character Sandy has yet to give me the details. Would NOT recommend visiting this store. Much better to check out the other fine establishments.

They picked up Our dining Room table and chairs. Paid us $200 then skip town onus 600. This…read morecompany stinks

The service is amazing! The workers are so kind. The selection is a lot! A lot of stuff my kids…read moretime. There is a little from my time. I really recommend the place The value of stuff varies from vendor! So the Value is overall good!

Great experience! Brought back a lot of my childhood memories. Will come back to buy the whole…read moreThunder cats collection.

Great antique store in the Louisville area. Lots to look at and you can definitely feel the…read moreLouisville spirit here. I was able to find a derby glass from my birth year here (harder to find up north) so that was a win! We were able to get through it in a couple of hours so there a good amount to look at and reasonably priced too. It was fun going through here for sure! When I'm back in the area, it'll be somewhere we pop back into to see what is new and what grabs our interest next time.

This building houses a collection of multiple vendors selling a variety of furniture, clothing,…read morejewelry, artwork, home decor, and so many other items! If you want a peek, follow their social media page. They regularly snap shots of the vendor booths to pique your interest. Prices vary based on vendor and item. I appreciated that several things fell into splurge-worthy pricing if you were the target customer. The booths also didn't feel overly repetitive which kept my family's attention and we loved the size of the building. So much to enjoy! The shop is located in Nulu. We had no issue finding street parking near the store and visited on a Sunday, which can be rare for these shops. Come when you're not on a schedule and enjoy!

Amazing vintage shop! Whenever I go to Louisville, this is a must stop for me. The owner has great…read moretaste and her shop is well curated. Great jewelry, clothing, knick knacks and more!

A Louisville native who moved (and moved, and moved) when she was 18, I have a 'shortlist' of…read moreplaces I try hard to get every time I stop through town. Between Elizabeth's Timeless Attire across the street and 2023 Antiques, this may be the one block I always get to. (Then go have coffee/dessert at Sweet Surrender down the road) There's a lot packed into this medium-sized vintage boutique -- and Bakelite collectors & fans should head directly to the case in the back upstairs, which showcases a serious collection -- but I spend my time happily gazing into the front jewelry cases (flashy costume pieces are the focus, but I think if you look long enough you could find most anything) and the museum-quality assortment of Lucite handbags (I have now bought two here, and have to stop myself from calling them "My Precious" and stroking them covetously.) There's also mid-century furniture and decorative objects, gloves, hats and a few dresses, but oh the handbags handbags handbags handbags oh sorry, was I saying something? I got distracted by LOOKING AT THE PRECIOUS. (Seriously if you have never seen Lucite handbags before, this is such a fun place to check them out. I entered with a mild interest, and left with an absolute fetish.) This store is aimed at a enthusiast/collector crowd, and prices are not cheap - but I've never seen anything not in lovely condition, and I've loved every purchase I've made here. (And some things, like gloves and smaller items, can actually be a total steal) The owner is both fun and very knowledgeable - definitely a place to strike up a conversation while you browse.

I didn't expect such a large thrifting store - but as soon as we walked in, it was obvious this was…read morea warehouse made of aisles and aisles of vendor booths. Available items, style and pricing are going to vary by the individual vendor, with some promoting discounts. Shopping is basically on your own and if you need assistance you need to visit the entrance where the cashiers are checking customers out. We didn't come close to visiting the bulk of the booths. However, I'm sure we'll come back when we have a slow day and 1-2 hours to browse. If you're a fan of peddler malls and flea markets, this is a shop to put on your list. Shares space in a shopping center, offering lots of parking. Located on a popular street in Clarksville, you'll also be near several restaurants and other shopping options.

Yeah, there are antiques at Vendors' Village. But mostly, it's just a lot of other people's…read morediscarded stuff: books, baskets, toys, silverware and dishes, home decor. It's like a huge Goodwill or an indoor yard sale with the occasional genuine antique hidden here or there. That doesn't mean this place isn't worth a visit. It is! Especially if you're a junk junkie like I am. It's just that this store is not very well curated, so you'll see things that probably should be thrown away next to one-of-kind treasures. I spent the better part of an hour just walking down the aisles and looking at all of the booths filled with miscellany. Vendors' Village is huge and looks like it used to be a grocery store. The lighting is harsh and bleak, like it is in a grocery store, which could explain why I felt a little unsettled while walking around. I kept thinking I saw things out of the corner of my eye, or that people were behind me. I didn't and they weren't! But this place did give me the creeps a bit.