Lisa has a great variety of clothes, books, items for the home, and more unique items. Everything…read moreis clean. All prices are fair to start - and even better on Friday when they are 1/2 price. She is friendly and appreciates your business.

From the owner: Tu-Fri 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Sat 10:00-3:00read more

Purchased 11 clothing items for under $10!! All great condition for me and my kids!!!read more

From the owner: -Name brand shoes and clothing for half the price -Consign…read moreitems with us and receive 30% -We will sale your seasonal items for you - Consignment allows you to shop at your likings verses what is only in store

Tony and I went to the Peddlers Mall in Morehead Kentucky after we were hiking at Broke Leg Falls…read morelocated about 1/2 hour south. We like to walk around to check prices and get ideas. I did buy a nice Golf top for my upcoming trip to Florida in June and Tony bought a new Trump Flag for his gate on our fence. We like to walk around!!

Lots to choose from, unusual items, lots of home decor. Affordable antiques and primitive ware.read more

Traveling from Kansas to North Carolina, saw their sign advertised on the highway and took a chance…read moreand stopped. Really fun! I found something the minute I walked in the door and I had to purchase it! Above and beyond service! Saved a beach tradition for a bargain! When you are traveling, take a minute to stop at the antique malls along the way. Different parts of the country hold different treasures!

Awesome business with tons of treasures. Toys, antiques, furniture and collectibles. If u can't…read morefind it here, it probably doesn't exist! Something for everyone! She also has specials, festivals and celebrations periodically. Also, be sure to check out the online auction on Mondays at 6:00pm. Fantastic bargains!

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!

I discovered this business by chance while visiting Richmond Kentucky today. The shop has very…read morenice antique items and was a pleasant experience. I especially enjoyed talking to the shop owner and am a fan of this quaint store with many interesting items to see. I am a fan of the curator style of interesting goods and clothing, vinyl records, and eclectic accessories. Bravo for a nice visit to my day!

I think I was first to review this place when it first opened almost four years ago! Sam and Co…read moreare still doing a great job at bringing vintage finds to the Lexington area. Sam and the other vendors always make sure the place is bright, engaging, and fun. They are very intentional about making cool and eye catching displays to enjoy as you shop. They have weird garage sale type finds (I impulse bought a velvet cat painting), midcentury modern furniture in great shape, vintage threads, designer brands like Louis Vuitton. They have books, other artwork, knickknacks and tchotchkes, anything you can imagine. And prices are still great!

Great designer finds today - Louis Vuitton in great condition and reasonable prices! I didn't find…read moreanything on my list today, but always a fun trip with my teen!

I was in Prestonsburg for a work trip and wanted to check out some local shops. They had a great…read moreselection of local artisan products and antiques. The staff was friendly and I appreciated the little art gallery in the planter outside.

We love The Mountain Muse! We just moved to the area, and finding this gem was such an unexpected…read moresurprise. It offers a funky, eclectic, and funny selection of just about anything you could hope to find. The art is amazing, and if you have time, sign up for one of the art classes - you won't be disappointed. Oh, and did I mention the candy? Chocolate covered bacon. Yes, folks. Chocolate. Covered. Bacon. The best part of this place, though, is the owner. She's warm and welcoming and everything that a small business owner should be.

I love this store !!!! It's full of so many different items to choose from that a person (being me)…read moreof course could look for several hours !!!!! I found everything from some of my favorite books, to designer clothing. Oh and I can't forget the best find of all?? A couple years ago I really needed to find my dad a warm yet light weight coat. I had bought new one's and his last favorite was a dickies work coat and he wore it for 2 winters and it was shot. I searched for a new one then I tried used and still couldn't find the same one. I happened upon Outreach for Addiction Thrift Store and I found this amazing Eddie Bauer puffer light weight thinsulate zip up black coat. He was 85 at the time and didn't like a lot of weight on him, but needed the warmth. So for less than $5 I ended up with an amazing coat for my wonderful dad and many other favorites for me and the whole family. I also found a couple books I had not been able to find out on the thrift book sales or even the library book sales. I found 2 there I was pleased to have found. Thanks for all your hard work and I'm going to call to ask about volunteering a couple days during the week or as much as I can. I also have some donations if your taking thanks again V. Pippin

My husband was going to London on a Sunday afternoon to play tennis, so I decided to tag along and…read morehit up the local Goodwill while he was at the court. I had never been to the London Goodwill, and I always try to visit as many as I can. The store was very neat and clean even considering how busy it was due to the Chicken Festival happening that weekend. The home goods were well-priced (I feel some Goodwill's have gotten a little greedy with their pricing), and I found some really nice clothes. Even better was that it was 99 cent Sunday. All of this made for a pleasant, successful thrifting trip, but the thing that put it over the top was how friendly the employees were. I had direct interaction with 4 different staff members, and they were all so nice. They seemed happy to be there and even happier to make everyone's shopping experience better. I look forward to the next time I am in the London area again so I can visit this wonderful Goodwill.