A very fun place to wander through. There are items you can buy that are individual and on shelves…read moreand grouped by themes. Lots of home decor items, personal hygiene, toys, clothing, and furniture. The prices seem to be about half what you would find on Amazon. Along one wall there was a rather large bin that contained $1 items - mostly toys. They also have a large selection of bins. I found these fun to wander through and see what was offered. If looking at the packaged food, make sure to check the expiration dates before purchase. You never know what you will find.

No longer the hot shot shop spot, the great selection of furniture and HomeGoods is no more,…read morereplaced with damaged and insanely expensive products, I don't see any reason to come here again. The prices across all items are higher than TJ Maxx and Burlington. Most food stuffs are expired. What a bummer!

Welcoming staff and unique finds!…read more Absolutely loved the large selection of vintage clothing and nicnacs. There were also tons of near artwork, ranging in price. Definitely a bit pricier than a typical thrift store but the quality of the items were ideal. Will be back!

I always seem to find something interesting in here! You never know what you're going to find and…read moreon this day I was looking for holiday dresses and lucky for me they had all of the sparkly holiday dresses separated out on a separate rack. I think I ended up picking out six that I liked and they have a dressing room there so I tried them on and ended up purchasing two of them. The other thing I really like in here is their costume jewelry selection it is really fun! I will continue to stop in here as long as they are open. The value is good although higher priced than Goodwill but the quality is typically better and there are a whole lot of vintage items. As usual they helped me out with my zippers as I tried on the dresses they are always very accommodating in the shop.

The prices were reasonable, and the employees were really nice and honestly funny! Don't get fooled…read moreby the cheap prices though. Buy to much and youlll think it's a rip off!

It looks run down from the outside but it's fairly well organized on the inside, bit cluttered but…read moreclean. They have a bit of everything and if you take the time to really look you'll probably find some good deals. I did a quick run through of the entire store. Got a 5 pack of Glad medium size tupperware for $3.50, nice deal. There were some small area/entry rugs for cheap ($3 to $12 depending on size). The furniture wasn't as cheap as I'd hoped. The greeting cards were slightly discounted but could've been cheaper, got a few anyways. If you go here have a plan of what you need/want and comparable prices in mind so you don't spend forever in the store getting lots of random, unnecessary things.

I needed cleaning supplies while out of town for a move out and took a friend's recommendation…read moresince it was close. Lucky me! I found a lot of what I needed (cleaners, light bulbs, candles, air fresheners and towels) for the job. As with other closeout stores, their stock is limited to what they get access to, which makes it a new experience each trip. Some of their selections included food, books, beauty, household and electronics. Sign up for the shoppers rewards for additional savings. The register aisle featured a Mars candy closeout, so I grabbed some gum and a M&Ms sharing size for the plane trip home.

First, the store has went downhill over the last 2 years. The Thompson road store is just trashy…read morelooking anymore there is not much aisle room and cluttered. The prices are still lower than other stores on some things though. Today I had a question about the pillows I was purchasing the sign on the bin said 2.99 it did not specify size only the name brand. I asked an associate and he assured me it was all of them, when I got to the register it rang a dollar higher not much but not the point. The cashier kindly asked for a price check and the woman who came to the register to answer us, I can only assume she was management, was very rude and dismissive about it being the other size and only one bin and not the other as she walked away. Treat your customers as if you would like them to come back there are other stores to shop.

If you need anything for your home improvement projects, make sure to check them out. It's a…read morewarehouse with everything that you can think of. The only thing they didn't have was a water softener. They had brand new toilets in the box from $60-100 each. I was able to pick up a vanity and mirror.

After spending tens of thousands of dollars with this company, i purchased a grill to be delivered…read moreto my home while i was away for business. It only heats to 225 degrees. I paid for the grill and delivery. Now this company wants can't repair it, can't give me a direct replacement, and wants to charge a delivery fee to take it back to return it. The multiple delivery fees they are asking for is half of what the grill costs in the first place. I'm buying half of a grill to literally have no product. That's the only solution. The employees can't offer anything else. They say a man named Narmando is the only person to make these decisions. But Narmando won't take any calls from customers. It seems pretty silly to risk a customer who spends tens of thousands on building materials for screwing them over on a delivery fee, but principles matter to me. Should have just made it right instead of losing future revenue.

This store is trash. there is always just one employee working. I have rarely seen someone stocking…read morethe place because they don't get any supplies from the company. Those are always rerouted to dollar tree stores in better areas. Half the store, especially the food sections are always empty. This started in January and has not changed at all. the cashier keeps sounding like this is everywhere, but all the other dollar tree stores are always kept full. I wish the company will just close this place forever, so a better store would open in that spot.

If I could put zero stars I would! This by far is one of the messiest dollar trees I have ever been…read moreto. There are two entire isles blocked because of boxes. Most of the patrons are in a properly wearing their masks. And then to find out that the cashier isn't effectively using theirs either. I continue to remain disappointed At the service, cleanliness, and the following of mask wearing rules.

Best place for anyone who loves collecting just about anything! The vinyl selection is absolutely…read moreamazing, and it's the first spot I've found locally that carries Space Mollys, Sanrio, and Dimoo. Such a fun and unique shop with great staff.

As an Elder Millennial raising little 90's wannabees, this shop has quickly become a family…read morefavorite. Everyone working there is really friendly and helpful. There's always been at least one employee that will geek out with us about our favorite characters. I recently purchased a Coraline doll for my youngest from The Toy Pit, and she was so thrilled. She's carried her everywhere for the last week. Their Barbie collection is pretty impressive. You can also find Labubu and My Little Ponies from the 80's. There's always something new to check out.

This place is gross, very dingy. Not the kind of thrift stores I like to shop, and I've been to…read moresome real hole in the wall places.

For several years, a non-profit that I supported had a rather large booth inside Peddlers Mall, an…read moreEastside flea market that has seen better days and the most dominant business that still happens to be open inside a retail strip that has also seen massively better days. A year or two ago, the non-profit closed their booth and actually closed as an organization. As a result, I've not been back to Peddlers Mall before my rather random visit today that occurred precisely because I was in the area and remembered an incense vendor here who had really great prices and I wondered if they were still around. They were! So, I picked up a few packs of incense at $1 each and left Peddlers Mall a fairly happy camper. If you don't know this strip center, it's the same one that also includes the free-standing Blueberry Hill, a rather blue-collar but beloved breakfast joint that is probably the nicest place in this corner. That's not saying much. It appears that real estate developer CBRE may have become involved with this corner - this could potentially be a good sign as it may mean some long-needed renovations may be in order. We'll have to wait and see, though I did notice a couple smaller retailers in the area seemed to have opened up shop along with one storefront ministry. Peddlers Mall has been in this location for years. As has been noted, though I personally think overstated, it's a run-down flea market and, yes, it currently does have more vacancies than usual. I've seen very few flea markets in Indy that I would consider "clean" and I don't think that Peddlers Mall is that far out of the ordinary. That said, it certainly is run down and it sure seems like even in the time that my friend's booth has been gone it has gone somewhat downhill. There's semi-formal accessible parking, though it's not particularly well marked. It's certainly not ADA compliant. The curb cut at the entrance is in disrepair to the point that anyone with some upper body issues will struggle a bit. Again, there's a curb cut there but it sure doesn't qualify as accessible. There's a double doorway entry, both glass doors, and even the entryways are in some disrepair. For the most part, the aisles inside are relatively accessible - or at least wide enough for a wheelchair. However, there are certainly exceptions within booths. When my friend's booth was open, it was stellar but that was because he was very aware of accessibility and made sure of it. The biggest reasons for the 3 star rating rather than low? The people here have always been friendly and helpful. From all that I've heard from my friend, they were good as landlords as well. While there are quite a few booths vacant right now, there's still quite the selection ranging from mattress booths (all wrapped in plastic), books/music, incense, housewares, tattoo supplies, and pretty much all the other stuff you expect from a flea market. Prices, for the most part, are reasonable. Peddlers Mall is certainly not a destination flea market. It would be absurd to drive out of your way to visit it. The parking lot is, indeed, filled with pot holes, though you can certainly make your way through the parking lot without hitting them. This particular retail center has been neglected for years and pretty much the entire strip center looks in distress and even the buffet that used to be located across the strip center closed primarily due to rougher clientele. However, I love my incense and for 5 bucks I got enough to last me quite a while. So, since I was in the area anyway it was worth a stop. Besides, I've had my tetanus shot. I'm good.

I'd been to Audrey's Place before but it had been a while. I went looking for a few specific items…read moreand though I didn't find what I wanted I still enjoyed my trip and browsing the store. The employees were friendly, the space was clean and well organized and prices were reasonable. They have a wide selection of furniture, trinkets and everything in between.

With friendly and helpful staff, tons of fun things to look at, and an atmosphere that keeps you…read moreexploring, I could spend hours browsing here. The shop has a huge mix of furniture, vintage decor, antiques, and books, all surprisingly well organized for how much they have. It also helps that stuff is priced reasonably. It feels welcoming and easy to get lost in (in the best way). Perfect spot if you like treasure-hunting and discovering something new every time you visit.

They provide excellent customer service and their items are reasonably priced. I have purchased…read moreeverything from clothing to dishes. The 2 broad rim hats were only $1 and they look brand new.

Good News Ministries Thrift Shop is a small but mighty thrift shop that has existed quietly on the…read morecorner of East Washington Street and Rural since 2006 in what appears to have been a former Village Pantry. Falling under the umbrella of Good News Mission, a near-eastside ministry that started off as what one some would call a "homeless shelter" but has grown to include a youth center, supports for families, and even a neighborhood health clinic with a focus on the near-eastside. Good News Ministries Thrift Shop offers used or new clothing, furniture, appliances, household items, and much more. The thrift shop is run by residents from the men's shelter and offers them work experience and direct customer interaction. I drive by the thrift shop just about every single day on the way to work and had long been curious, however, I never stopped in until recently to finally check it out. Those who were working in the story were friendly and helpful. Rest assured that this is not a Goodwill store - it's smaller, less organized, and definitely more crowded and a bit run down. However, I found it to be clean and actually was surprised how much they actually had. 100% of the proceeds from the thrift shop help to support the various efforts of Good News Ministries. It's worth noting that this very much a ministry as is everything with Good News. There's a strong foundation of faith here, specifically Christian, and it radiates throughout their offerings. In terms of accessibility, I'd say the thrift shop offers casual accessibility. Yes, you can get in it and the actual environment typically will depend on what they have at the time. I generally had not much difficulty, but it's a bit hit-and-miss. Because it's an old Village Pantry, the building itself was generally designed with accessibility in mind. I've never seen an actual crowd here. The small parking lot has informal options for accessibility like aisle ends, etc. The thrift shop is catty-corner to the Good News 10-unit family shelter and right by the East Washington Branch Library. Would I return? Definitely. Prices are good, options are plentiful, customer service is casual but helpful, and Good News has been around since the 1950s and has a long history of helping those with housing instability. Since this is only their 2nd review, I think it's safe to say this highly visible but often unnoticed thrift shop is definitely an under-appreciated gem here in Indy and a terrific way of supporting Good News Mission. Oh, and yes, they do accept donations. You can visit their website to find out more.