Amazing Antique shop in a perfect lil area. If you need some last minute eclectic gifts for someone…read moreyou love, this is the spot. Upstairs is packed full of both men & women's clothing while downstairs is trinket heaven. Their camera selection is killer & they are always willing to make you a deal. Staff is extremely knowledgeable about their products and can usually give you a decent history about whatever it is you're interested in! Great prices!

Wow! If I could buy the whole store I would. Incredible Furniture, Art Work, Accessories, Clothing,…read morepretty much incredible items that are one of a kind. I was blown away with this place. The owners were incredibly friendly. The passion of the artisty is displayed in every nook & cranny of this store. Please add the Derby City Market to your list of places to see in Louisville.

Everytime I visit, this spot just keeps getting better and better!…read more I visited for the first time in awhile just a couple of weeks ago. And I had found that it once again expanded even more within the giant warehouse it occupies. It is quite easy to get lost in the maze of booths, but you're guaranteed a lot to look at along the way. Fleur de Flea is as much of an experience as it is a shopping spot. There are several midcentury modern furniture booths, as well as others selling all manner of art, jewelry, books, clothes, records, plants and more. On my most recent visit, I came away with a book of the script of a show I really love and a fun T-shirt. Fleur de Flea also sells cocktails and other drinks if you'd like to sip while you shop, and it's very pet friendly. You're likely to see a pup shopping alongside its owner, and Fleur de Flea's resident doggo can be found sitting on the counter by the cash registers. This is a spot that is becoming uniquely Louisville for me. I love it so!

One of the best vintage shopping experiences in Louisville with an UNBELIEVABLE selection - so many…read morebooths and such a diverse and creative gathering of vendors. Spending an hour here (preferably on the weekend with a cocktail) is one of my favorite shopping adventures! Great staff and they know their stuff! If you're looking for something specific, they can probably find it for you! Value is set by vendors - I've found steals on furnitures and clothes, but passed over some crazy high prices as well. All part of the adventure!

Stoneware & Co. is classic and often first loved by its customers because they remember their…read moreparents, aunts, uncles, or grandparents using it. Having a love of cooking and displaying your food also creates a fondness as that's what their product is all about. I'm not really their target customer and the price point is overwhelming. However, I notice their paint your own pottery room and I would consider returning for that purpose. For $35 you can select your item - cup, plate, or plaque - and use their paint to design your vision. On the wall each color is displayed for 1, 2, or 3 coats. The store is quite large and its register is in the back of the store. The clerk was helpful to answer our questions about painting. Connected to The Cafe and across the street from the Village Market, a visit here can be coupled with brunch/lunch.

This review is for the paint your own pottery, located inside of Stoneware & Co. My friend and I…read morewanted to find something to do during the day on a Saturday. We decided painting pottery at Louisville Stoneware sounded fun. You get to pick a pottery piece off the rack, there was limited pottery availability due to the holiday holidays, but that didn't stop us! I chose a 9 inch plate and my friend picked a door hanger. The plate was $30 and door hanger $35. We were impressed by the selection of stamps and stencils. Everything we needed was avaliable to us. They had plenty of colors and paintbrushes. I can't wait to pick up our finished pieces. Tip, decide on a plan before arriving so you don't spend 45 mins like I did on Pinterest searching for ideas.

If you love and appreciate oddities, you must walk inside this shop. Each time I know that I'm not…read moregoing to buy anything big, and yet I can't not stop in. I find their art, buttons, stickers, jewelry, and books interesting and fun, and open boxes of their selection of tarot and oracle cards let you browse the imagery. Don't miss their incense sticks at the front counter. Many of these have sweet, fruity smells and I'm excited to burn them.

This spot was so unique and cool. A good variety of gifts, posters, taxidermy, books, cards, ect…read more All items seem to be of good quality. A bit gothic, artsy, and dark. Good size and there is a cute kitty too.

This is a true vintage store. Also has costumes to rent. Very organized, even had kids clothes…read more I think really good vintage stores are hard to find, I'm from California and Nitty Gritty is my current fave in either place. And the ladies that work there are awesome.

The Nitty Gritty is a used clothing shop and costume rental store located on a Popular row of shops…read moreand bars off Barret Ave in Lousiville, Kentucky. I went shopping a few weeks back with my 5 girls and some friends when we stopped into this shop. The building walking in will Give you big time nostalgia vibes. Lots of oldest clothing styles and vintage items to browse in this two level shop. The men's department is upstairs and the costume rental area is in the very rear. When back there be sure to look in the rafters for some old school child terrorizing animal mascot heads that are fun to check out. On our trip here my oldest found a 50s retro looking swim suit that she fell in love with. It was reasonably priced so we made the purchase. Overall a pretty cool shop that was fun to browse and brought a blast from the past feeling for me personally. Only strange thing was there was rack with an old uofl mascot hoodie my second oldest wanted but it wasn't priced yet so they simply said "not for sale".

Fleur de Flea may be described as a cross between a boutique and a flea market. Prices are…read moredefinitely on the high side for flea market. Booths are very well-kept. Be sure to plan for a couple of hours if you wish to see everything, because it is huge inside!!!! Parking is on the street, but there is a lot at the very back of the building. The sidewalk is in disrepair, so watch your step!!! (No fault of the business). I would definitely plan your visit in the daytime. You may find a treasure!!!!!

So. Much. Stuff…read more This is a true maze of all kinds of antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, clothing and so much more. When I went it was PACKED with people - you can tell this is the go-to for any of the above items. I am always on the lookout for some good mid-century colored glass. Here there was plenty, and mostly priced a bit on the high side. They know what they have and are selling it for top dollar. It's still great to look around, there may be items that are a bargain, I just didn't see anything that would be "flea market" prices for me. All in all, the selection is great and fun to look at.

Fat Rabbit is clothing thrift shop and record shop all rolled into one located on a Popular row of…read moreshops and bars off Barret Ave in Lousiville, Kentucky. I went shopping a few weeks back with my 5 girls and some friends when we stopped into this shop. The clothing mainly consisted of 80s and 90s retro shirts, band merch and horror film merch. They had a massive record/vinyl collection to browse from. My oldest loves vinyls so she spent a lot of Time browsing those and had a blast. The workers here were very accommodating and friendly. Like most thrift shops you can find good bargains and then there are some you will Feel is overpriced. Overall a really cool and fun shop to check out, but things and even just browse.

This place is fun. It is very cool. It is a feast for the eyes. And they have a lot of new stuff…read morebut you can also run into a lot of really great vintage clothes. Music selection is broad and eclectic. Kitchy stuff abounds. And when you are done, head to Jays for a burger or the Barret Bar for incredible wings and pool.

We come to this part of town often and always stop by Barret Babes during our shopping trips…read more Service is immediate acknowledgement and friendly, especially if you're in the mood to talk and engage. The front room is primarily women's clothing, jewelry, and accessories. A second room offers crystals, oils, and candles, while the third focuses on artwork, home decor, and plants. A fitting room is available to try on clothing. I do enjoy the shop - and wish I enjoyed it more, but don't tend to purchase. My bigger body size doesn't mesh with the fun clothing so this leaves me to shop decor and accessories. While I smile a lot, it isn't suited for work attire and likely my age. I think I'm no longer the target market for this shop. I'll continue to stop in, just in case. Street parking is easily available to stop by. Support local shops!

If you're looking for a shop that screaming nothing but girl power, we've got just the place for…read moreyou. From their witty jewelry to their glittering room and more, there's so much to be excited about as you go through each room. I ended up buying some really fun pins, earrings and stickers and I can't wait for just the right occasion to wear them!

This is one of my very favorite places to shop for antiques in Louisville. When first entering this…read morestore, you are immediately surrounded by cases full of eye-catching crystal, jewelry, beautiful furniture, and a variety of items to look at. I could spend over an hour just in the first room. Surprisingly, there is so much more to see when walking back through the store. It's almost endless. I could spend hours walking around and looking at all the wonderful treasures. They even have more upstairs. I don't think I have ever left without buying from them. The staff are always friendly and offer to unlock cases for you to look inside. I love it.

For what it is, Antiques At Distillery Commons is well done. The large selection of wares is…read morewell-staged and consistent in both style and price. However. A Michelin-starred chef could serve me liver and onions and I'd still be hard-pressed to enjoy it. The flip side of everything good I've said is that anything that doesn't look like it belongs in a preservation home in a Victorian mansion is going to be absent. With very little that really interested me and even less once I checked the tag, my visit here was short and left me with few reasons to return.