Great shop and truely a hidden gem. I recommend this shop for one of a kind items . Repurposed…read morefurniture and hand crafted items were so cool .Loved tbe wooden Wichita Flag Sign.

From the owner: We are a locally owned repurposed furniture and home décor gift shop. Our inventory includes…read moreVintage, Antique and handmade items. Seasonal items and local art work is also available.

I bought a 1910 house and needed to find a key for the mortise locks in my house. I removed the…read moremortise locks from two doors and took them with me to d Town. I sat down and tried skeleton keys with David and after some time we found one that worked! They also have amazing door knobs and other parts of which I availed myself because the former owner, stripped some of these charming details from my home. (Why?!)

Trying to kill some time on a Saturday with the family, we ended up in this store. I'm glad we did,…read morebecause it's pretty dang great, and it defied expectations. For a place called "architectural salvage," this biz has a much larger "antique store" element than I had expected. Virtually the entire sizable first floor is dedicated to a selection of antiques that I found to be incredibly interesting! I wouldn't be able to even scratch the surface of telling you the types of items, but I'd say that the collection lends itself to items that were originally meant to be functional, rather than decorative. Their collection of antique binoculars and telescopes was fascinating, as were their scales. I also really enjoyed rummaging through their apothecary bottles, a personal favorite of mine. Of course, this IS an architectural salvage, so you're also treated to massive stained glass windows, service counters carefully removed from turn-of-the-century businesses, entire displays of doorknobs and hinges and light fixtures. If you were looking for period-appropriate parts for your home, I trust they'd have it. While the prices are high enough I wouldn't say you'd get anything at a steal, the selection is incredibly impressive. Maybe it's still somewhat of a secret and hasn't yet been picked over? Whatever it is, if you're into this type of business, you'll be happy!

Moved to Wichita from Texas. This is truly a thrift store, with bargains, although on my visit,…read morethere was a sign on the door that said "cash only." Not entirely a problem, but I don't carry cash. Found something on my list, but the associate wasn't sure if it worked. I might check back after awhile.

I really enjoy visiting this place. I know they get a lot of stuff from rural auctions so there's…read moreusually some pretty cool stuff on the floor. I've gotten furniture and vintage kitchen stuff over the years. I'd recommend it's a fun place to find vintage stuff.

Very beautiful things here! Nice attendant to answer questions. They teach glass blowing classes…read morefor kids ages 5 and up. Summer program for kids. Date night for adults. Birthday parties or special occasions too! Lots for sale. Huge range of prices. Lots of glass ornaments, vases, bowls, earrings, jewelry... Not everything they offer is glass, either. They have welded artwork and wood things, too. Jewelry boxes, wooden cars, puzzle boxes... It's all amazing and full of imagination and wonder!

This a wonderful shop to buy one-of-a-kind items. I have Chinese friends and like to buy jewelry…read morefor them because it is hard to find jewelry not made in China. Unique designs, quality workmanship with small town friendly staff to guide you. Truly a treasure.

Every time I go there some event is going on making traffic even worse. You're like an outlet mall…read moreyou don't need extra activities to try and draw others in.

Bradley Fair has an excellent selection of retailers and restaurants! It has my favorite brands,…read morelike Sephora and Barnes and Noble as well as some local places like Bakesale (really good cookies and lemonade). It is always clean and beautiful and the fountain is such a nice place to hang out between stores. There's also always something going on, whether it's live music at a restaurant or fitness class on the plaza.

The tour is fantastic and reviews their history which is incredible. You also get a free pint on…read morethe free tour.... I recommend their bourbon aged barrel beer which has a Smokey flavor and will leave you longing for more.

From the owner: By definition, Revolutsia is "a fundamental change in the way of thinking about or visualizing…read moresomething: a change in paradigm." Located on the corner of East Central Avenue and Volutsia, Revolutsia is changing the look, energy and usage of Central and Volutsia in Wichita, Kansas. Using an established building and additional shipping containers utilized as "building blocks," the corner is used for retail, restaurants and office space. The focus is an outdoor food court and seating area that creates a sense of community and belonging.

Fun summer spot for kids! Not crowded and clean! Great shopping and restaurants as well.read more

A very nice, hidden gem spot on W Central near I-235. Got some hot chocolate, a hot latte, and a…read morecheese melt. The cheese melt was particularly good though was a little pricey at $7. This coffee shop is unique in that it sells plants and outdoor decor. There are many places to sit down a relax including individual meditation rooms surrounded by plants. An underrated coffee shop that deserves more attention!

What a cute place. So much fun stuff to look at and to purchase. I ALWAYS have a hard time deciding…read moreso I went with the waffle flight. So freaking good!! My plan was to also order the grilled cheese but thought.. let me finish this first, only got about 1/2 eaten. Not sure which was my favorite flavor, they were all yummy. I also tried a Kónkeh. The one with dulce inside and coconut sprinkles outside. Not a huge fan of dried coconut usually but this thing was great!! Can't wait to try some savory stuff. Oh, I also got a double pan cotta (?) coffee and nice and strong. Remembered to take a pic after eating one of the waffles.