This is a south Louisville gem! If you are shopping on a budget or simply enjoy thrifting, it's…read morewell worth the wait for their hours of business limited to Friday and Saturday mornings. This store is small, but so well organized that all items are easily seen. Clothing, shoes bags and accessories for the whole family. Books, dishes, knickknacks and lots of surprises. They provide large bags for shopping. Frequent sales on their already very low prices along with the efficient and friendly staff make this a must not miss!

The store is very well organized. The prices are very reasonable and there's a large selection of…read moreclothing and household items. There's also school supplies, movies and CDs. The store has seasonal items as well.

The local neighborhood supports the store well and the layout is full and organized. While it isn't…read moreflashy, this is my preferred thrift shop to browse the clothing racks in addition to home decor. Plenty of women's clothing and also a solid amount of men's and children's. Compared to other shops this one seems to be reasonable with their pricing. Donations taken on site here - but make sure to confirm days and times for drop off. Add them to your weekend shopping!

it was ok the organization is a little bad for the clothes but wha makes me really sad is there's…read moreno public bathroom :( for a place that people could be spending up to a few hours shopping at it feels really inconsiderate- some people have bathroom issues! there wasn't anything in the shopping centre either. plus when i asked a worker about the bathroom they were kinda rude telling me i can drive a few minutes down the road to a gas station... but i'm trying to shop? just wouldn't really recommend

While in town for a class reunion, I had some time to kill and stumbled upon the Middletown…read morePeddlers Mall. Entering, I thought at most it was good for a half hour. After walking down the first aisle and looking to see all the other rooms and aisles, I was gob smacked. Wow, wow, and wow. The place is huge. The rows and rows of booths have all sorts of things that you may never have known that you needed. There are multiple aisles and rooms loaded with items. There are antiques, crafts, furniture, clothing, food items, jewelry, wall art, toys, tools, memorabilia, and more. Remember that half hour? Nah, didn't happen. I ended up spending an hour and a half browsing. It was great fun.

Sorry, gave this place a few tries, just really didn't care for it. A lot of the items in each…read morebooth were overpriced as if brand new when clearly used. Too much reseller booths & just overall not worth the trip to me. I never find anything good here & there's always something I find especially when I was to support a booth by buying something cheap they have, but like I said everything's too pricey to just mindlessly buy, not great for impulse shoppers.

New merchandise every day! New hours to accommodate pick-up hours, so check the website and face…read morebook for details. 2026 will be a good year for bargains for everyone! Great deals daily as well as a Saturday raffle for folks who stop in during the week. Save those tickets!

The store itself was not the cleanest and most organized, but the deals were way better than any of…read morethe other thrift shops that I visited on my trip to Louisville. As soon as I stepped out of my Lyft, it was immediately apparent that I was not in the best part of town, so that's the only reason I wouldn't go back.

The sunflower shop is a small and crowded consignment shop that is an old Shepherdsville house…read moreturned thrift shop just under the park about street underpass on joe b hall Blvd. The establishment is still setup like a normal live in home it just had clothes racks and items all over it and spreads throughout the different rooms. They actually have some pretty nice items and are super cheap. For instance my daughter got a super nice and fancy dress and some dress shoe for $7. When she put it on she looked like she was about to go to a prom. So you can't beat that pricing. As mentioned it is super crowded so if tight spaces and clutter bother you then this place will trigger you. It does have a cigarette stench. Not sure if current owners or past owner smokes or smokes like a chimney but there a permanent smell in there that may be off putting Overall it's a cute and cool little thrift shop with plenty of options and can't beat pricing. I enjoy little upstart shops like This and hopefully it does well and succeeds.

The shop is under a new name and mission called 'Felicias Spiritual Gifts' which is where the…read morewonderful owner works to spread positivity and joy with each interaction. I felt greatly blessed to have met such a wonderful lady today. She showed immediate hospitality upon arrival and stayed enthusiastically accommodating during our visit. At the end she even gave us moon water with instructions on how to plant our intentions. 10/10 will always recommend Felecia to anyone and everyone who feels down or out of luck !!

While I'm a longtime fan of the Sellersburg location, I hadn't visited The Mustard Seed's flagship…read moreFloyds Knobs store until recently. Fortunately, it's just as great! For those unfamiliar with their mission, The Mustard Seed is a relatively new (founded in 2016) organization that is primarily dedicated to aiding survivors of childhood abuse. They maintain a wider variety of inventory than most other thrift stores in the area, are exceptionally fair with their pricing and have a delightful sense of atmosphere to boot. In short, it's the kind of organization that deepens your appreciation of Indiana as a whole. The Floyds Knobs store is more spacious than Sellersburg's and has recently undergone some further expansion/renovation. I get the sense that this location has the edge when it comes to clothing, housewares and artwork, while the Sellersburg store is perhaps a bit more robust when it comes to media and toys. At any rate, so long as you follow their posted advice and do not (under any circumstances!!) attempt to donate any fire-breathing dragons, a visit to either Mustard Seed is bound to boost your mood. (The free coffee definitely doesn't hurt.)

While Mustard Seed offers decent selection and prices, the appalling behavior of the staff…read morecompletely ruins the experience. This was not an isolated incident--after being treated rudely on a recent prior visit, this latest experience confirms a clear pattern of poor customer service. I was genuinely shocked to be treated with such a total lack of basic respect during a visit a full hour before the store was scheduled to close. The employees were extremely rude, barking orders in a harsh tone regarding the coffee bar, fitting room, and bathroom. When I tried to step outside for just a second, an employee snapped that if I left, I would not be allowed back in--with a full hour remaining before closing. Staff hovered over me constantly, creating an aggressive atmosphere that made it clear paying customers were viewed as an unwanted inconvenience. To treat customers with this level of open hostility is entirely uncalled for and unacceptable. Management needs to address the severe, systemic lack of professionalism at the Floyd's Knobs location. I left stunned by the experience, and I will definitely not be back."

Went there today for the first time. Walked through the entire store before we even saw the shop…read morekeeper sitting on her butt. I saw many signs throughout that said the prices are what is marked and they wont call one of her vendors to make an offer unless its over $150.00. I saw 2 items in vender 686 that were over $150.00 so I told her that I would like to make an offer and she wouldn't call the vendor. It's the way she answered me that was like she didn't care and just wanted to sit there on her phone. Look lady if you're that miserable in life and don't want to be in that business,get out,retire,go sit on your front porch. Sorry vendor 686 but that lady blew a sale for you.

Place is fun with good stuff. Employees / owners are rude/unkind. More than one occasion I or my…read morefamily have experienced the poor customer experience.

Stopped in here for a few minutes before going to Pretty Decent across the street. My SIL was…read morelooking for a coat, but theirs were still $40+. I ended up buying a Derby cup from 1990 for $5, which IMO was a good deal. Small place but I'd come back again to browse sometime. Also they DO take credit cards FYI.

We happened upon this cool little vintage shop on Frankfort Ave by way of street parking for a…read moretraining at the Fairness Campaign. When we parked, we noted that there was vintage furniture, plates, tea kettles, records, clothing and a sandwich board sign calling attention to "COOL STUFF". After our meeting, we were glad to find they were still open, so we stopped in. There's music playing, but not too loud, just enough to create a welcome, relaxed vibe. Lots of vintage kitchenware, real wooden furniture, and assorted clothing. We found a decently priced women's Tommy Hilfiger pea coat, UofL hoodie, and some leather jackets, to name a few. There is a great assortment of records, and DVDs. Some children's toys and books. Ashleigh found a Betsy Johnson purse, brand new for $40. Apparently that would retail for $80. If you're into music, you'll love sorting through the records, but even more so, will love the assortment of guitars, keyboards and mixing equipment. They have some pedals and I even noted a plug-and-play all-in-one Mackie system that accommodates 10+ channels. I also spotted 2 clarinets, a bead shaker (around a gourd), and one of those cool drums that you sit and play between your legs. The owners were really nice. We chatted for about 15 mins before I purchased my Derby glass (1984) for $6, + tax. They told us that they have keys to the building next door and have been brainstorming different ideas for community engagement, maybe even an open-mic. They also mentioned they will give you 10% if you produce a receipt from another local business, because they want to encourage and help reward buying local. Being a vintage shop, I'd expect inventory will change with time and seasons. I noted lots of random little things, like gas masks, top hats and leather chokers that would come in handy for Halloween and costuming. We'll definitely be back to check them out, especially for spooky season needs, among other things. Ashleigh is always on the lookout for vintage Pyrex and Fire King, so hit me up if you spot some when you check them out!