I love shopping here. I never take anything back. They are ridiculous and I had my receipt but the…read morething it was dirty a carpet cleaning thing or steamer whatever you call it. Oh, we put it back on. I spent $200 in the store. It's very aggravating so I don't know if I recommend this place. The manager was rude took forever for him to show up. The Ollie Dont Preston Highway.

Wine makes everything better, especially a dry Italian red wine that was gifted by a gifted and…read morethoughtful friend. As I'm sipping my delicious wine, I find that my mind is drawn to one important thought: This Ollie's Bargain Outlet that I visited in Clarksville two months ago would have been greatly improved if they sold wine. Ollie's doesn't sell wine (or any alcohol, for that matter). Too bad! But if you're in the market for discounted boxes of Hungry Jack mashed potatoes, bird feeders, comforter sets, off-brand slider storage bags, water guns and neoprene gloves, Ollie's is your store. There's a lot of stuff everywhere, and honestly, it's a little overwhelming. Ollie's takes a page from the Aldi playbook: There are just ripped open boxes of items on the shelves. To heck with aesthetics -- Ollie's is too busy saving you money to fiddle around with arranging items on a shelf nicely. I stopped in to get some lotion, and wouldn't you know, I could only find one bottle of lotion in the whole store. It wasn't a brand that I would have normally bought, but you can't be picky at Ollie's. You get what you get or you can get the eff out. Visiting Ollie's is like participating in a treasure hunt. You don't know what you'll find, or if you'll find anything at all. But it's worth a shot to stop in and try.

On a cold rainy evening after filling out belly we decided to stroll into OTP to see what we could…read morefind. After ooohing and aaahing over all the spring and summer lights and the great patio furniture we made our way to the wall decor. I believe we were there for what felt like an eternity. I still didn't have time to make it down every isle. There were paintings and candles and trinkets for days. You can buy linens and coffee mugs, a new broom or whatever you might need and the prices here are reasonable. There were a few isles that I'd noticed were clearance. I love a good sale. Then again who doesn't. This is a must browse even if you don't buy. There is so much to see.

Put this store in the category of your Garden Ridge/at home stores. This past weekend was the first…read moretime visiting this store. As I browsed the store & started picking up things to buy, I was sure that I wasn't going to get out of there for less than $50. My final bill was only $14! Some things are dirt cheap. Other things are cheap, but way too expensive for what they are. Other things are just expensive. My biggest advice for this store is to only go here when you're needing something for your home. If you go aimlessly looking, then you might come out with more than a few things that you didn't need at all. This store did seem more organized than at home. It's also much smaller. I still spent nearly 2 hours in the store looking at things, but that beats 3-5 hours in a larger comparable store. I'll most likely be back, but it'll be when I'm looking for something specific.

Awesome price and awesome finds. I'm use the visit my daughter in WV and one place u must go is…read moreGabe's

Watch your prices here some stuff is not discounted. when you go make sure you got time to look…read moreit's a lil messy .This place reminds me of a Ross.

I ran into this store by accident and after visiting, here's what I understand. Ballard Designs is…read morea company owned by Williams Sonoma, and has a similar feel to it as Pottery Barn. This is the first outlet in Louisville and was originally announced as a temporary location; however, it must be doing well enough to have stayed in place. It took over the space vacated by the now bankrupt Steinmart. There is nothing fancy about this spot. It very much feels like a dumping site for furniture and is organized by type/room. It is a land of rejected, broken pieces. The signage attempts to excite you - 50% off or more - but then you flip the tag to find out it is still outrageously overpriced on top of being broken. The facility is large, and most workers were either at the front desk or helping people wedge items into their trucks. I appreciated watching the quiet nature of the staff today as a customer carried on a conversation with the customer service team via her cell phone. She was a lot to handle and you could tell they didn't want to escalate the situation. Apparently this spot has a following. Bring a large pocketbook ... and duct tape.

This is a Ballard Designs outlet- shoppers can score great furniture/decor at a great discount!…read more While shopping, I found a rug for my son's nursery at 80% off the listed price. I would advise shoppers to thoroughly inspect the furniture before purchasing, as some of the items are damaged. Staff are friendly and helpful!

Great store, you never know what you will find. It's loaded with vintage and new items! Even…read morehouseplants and pretty dresses.

This store is a little gem! Such cute unique pieces for all kinds of decor in your home. Also…read morebeautiful dresses and handbags. All kinds of vintage and antiques. The the owner Hannah is very sweet and lovely too.

I ordered a new comforter for my bed. When I received it, I could tell it was from a third party…read morebecause of the company name on the box. The comforter was described as pink and the picture online (and even on the actual packaging) was a nice robust pink color. The comforter actually almost looked silver with a touch of a washed out pink color detectable when you looked hard. I put in a return for it and told them why. They sent me a return label but informed me that the price of the return shipping (about $20) would be deducted from my refund. Why??? The comforter was clearly not the color it was sold as. I will not shop at Bed Bath and Beyond anymore!!!! What a load of crap!!!

There was a young lady standing next to the road holding a sign that read 60% off…read more Going out of business? BB&B is closing the doors for good! We walked into a store that was almost empty. The going out of business sale started July 1st....and there is practically nothing left to purchase. Candles and odds and ends, it was like a yard sale. You can even purchase the shelves, light fixtures or the buggy stand in the parking lot!' It's really sad to see this store close. The sales staff looked sad. However jobs are available everywhere you will be fine. I did get a nice comforter set really cheap, unfortunately the sheets were missing! Oh well I should have looked a little closer!

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.

I visited this shop today and previously have visited over Christmas, using every year the…read moredecoration I bought. The quality and good prices of items there will have me coming back in addition to the uniqueness and usefulness of the items. Plus, the sales clerk today was very helpful and friendly.

Service is outstanding! Highly recommended! Very professional and creative! If you're looking…read morefor something different you should check this place out!!

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.

Spirit Halloween is a fun place to shop when the season opens. Who doesn't want to play with the…read moreanimatronics and browse the aisles for costume ideas? If you're primarily looking for a costume accessory, this is an ideal spot to visit compared to the big box stores. The store offers a bit of home decor and while it's fun because they have access to the main themes, it's crazy overpriced. The quality just doesn't match. We happened to be in a shopping center here the day after Halloween and picked up a couple of fun things for 50% off. Tomorrow everything - even the costumes - get that deeper discount. Great service at checkout with fellow Halloween lovers!