I love looking around this place when I'm in a shopping mood but not looking for anything in…read moreparticular. I just let the stuff tell me what I need to buy. This is a really large store with two floors. Upstairs is all clothing and accessories. Do yourself a favor and grab a basket when you go in. I walked past so many things because I didn't want to carry them around the store, but then forgot where I saw everything. The layout is slightly confusing, but there are tape arrows on the floor and "you are here" maps posted around. The prices do vary by booth. A few of the things I wanted seemed on the expensive side but a quick google search confirmed they were indeed accurate prices. Sometimes the cute stuff is expensive! The staff are also great about holding stuff for you at checkout until you're ready to checkout. This time around I only bought a small metal sleigh for Xmas decor, but there's about 50 more things I wanted to buy but didn't really need.

We enjoy the store and you are never short on assistance from the employees.and there is a decent…read morerotation of merchandise.

A nicely placed spot off of the roadway... I found out it…read morewas an old church and the layout then made sense... We toured the flea market downstairs before moving upstairs where there were more 'antiques'. Friendly staff were helpful and we enjoyed roaming around amongst the booths.

Good selection of items from household, to books, clothes, furniture, and tools. They also have…read moreclean restrooms which is a plus. Fun little afternoon stop.

If your aesthetic is late late 19th century through 1969s, this is your hot spot for antiques in…read moreIndiana. Lots of household items in EXCELLENT condition and a large and impeccable collection of vintage pillbox hats (some with original boxes!) can be found through out. One of the rooms was full of stuff that made me tear up because it reminded me of my mammaw's house. The owner, Leah, is really nice and fun to talk to. She takes great care of the items. Ask her about the history of the house when you visit. Say hi to Pie, the house cat, as well.

Cute antique store in town. It's an old house so main level and then some rooms upstairs. There is…read morea resident cat that is super friendly and will seek your affection in exchange for some purrs. It's smaller so took about 15 minutes to browse. Friendly staff. Recommend if you are in the area and want to nose around.

This was like two years ago there was a vendor number 617. She had mega craft booth right down the…read moreaisle where the pianos were. If you're coming from the cash register you'd go left at the pianos. This person had a mega craft supplies. I think she moved like two years ago. I've been hunting for her ever since if anyone can help me out, she was at Emporium 31.Robbin H THANK YOU

This is an interesting spot that is more garage sale feel than flea market. A few of the sections…read morewere precise and made up with some thought, but the majority were seemingly just loose items dumped into a space. We were looking for furniture which is not heavily prominent here. The staff were friendly but I'm not sure how much you can find unless you spend a bit of time really searching. An interesting spot but not as good as I remember from past visits.

Beautiful store that just opened in downtown Beech Grove…read more The store was beautifully curated and had a good mix of antique and newer items. The store was welcoming down to the guestbook by the checkout for the customers to sign. The prices were very reasonable. I found a cute cornbread pan, some tin kitchen signs, and a cat stroller. I will definitely be back!

As a mixed media artist, I enjoy thrifting and exploring for unique items. I also kept my eyes open…read morefor Christmas gifts. Friendly service. I'll return.

The service was excellent Very clean and neat!…read moreHad a nice variety of vintage and antiques

This is a moderately large and orderly antique/collectible shop. There are some large items…read moredisplayed at the front (a baby grand piano and a number of old gas pumps), but otherwise, the shop is arranged in rows of booths. I was impressed that the booths were all well kept, not filled with junky stuff that someone would find at a flea market or garage sale. Well, maybe some of that stuff, but generally there was a better quality of items than I've seen at a lot of places. There seemed to be a fair amount of furniture and oil paintings. There were Coca-Cola and some Barbie items too. However, the number of pure antiques was relatively low. And some of the items were well worn, so maybe not quite collectible, but the pricing seemed to reflect the condition. Seems like a decent place to stop if you enjoy browsing through these places. Review #2429

I don't know how I missed this adorable little plant shop, but they've been open several months now…read morein Franklin and have lots of small succulents, air plants, pots and more. You'll also find some gifts and clothes, but the plants are definitely the focal point of the shop. I picked up a tiny air plant and a pot for it and can't wait to see how she grows. I hope they expand their selection as the shop grows - there are lots of cute plant shops in Indianapolis but it was really nice to find this spot a little closer to home.

We did a group event and had so much fun! This place is adorable and the host was amazing!read more

Pretty typical antique store. Two floors, several rooms. It does have a pleasant smell when you…read morewalk in, I think it's from a plug in. I didn't find anything to buy on my visit, but it was fun to look around.

This place is very nice and well maintained.there collection of vintage and new items was very well…read morepriced.it was also easy to find.