One hundred percent, you should visit The Odd Shop to pet the resident cat. He's (she's?) a kitty…read morewho's posted up in the shop most days, according to the friendly woman behind the counter. I didn't catch the cat's name when I was there, but Vintage Shop Kitty is super friendly and seemed to be receptive to pets. Besides cats, this place also has some really cool clothes -- all of them old, and all of them carefully curated and thoughtfully chosen. I can tell when a vintage clothing store has done its due diligence when I flip through the racks and I want to buy more than a few things. I was THIS close to buying a Western pearl snap shirt, but really: how many pearl snap shirts does a girl need? Regretfully, I put the shirt back on the rack. Hopefully, some other savvy person snapped it up. The Odd Shop has a lot of clothing, but it has just as much vintage toys, records, ephemera and trinkets for sale. Walking into the store is like walking into your (or probably my) childhood, because there are so many things from the 1980s and 90s for sale. So many Smurfs dolls! Mickey Mouse roller skates! Easy-Bake Ovens! It's a blast from the past here.

The store is packed with nostalgia! From clothing and toys to records and books, you'll be…read moreintrigued to stand and stare at the shelves. At first I was confused on the items being for sale versus the store's personal collection but began to notice price tags on many items. It's a small space to share with shoppers and the worker so no issue to be taken care of if you have questions on an item. Many items are in "as is" condition, or maybe better described as well loved. If you're a collector, this might be a spot for you. I found it a bit crowded and overwhelming so a quick glance through was enough. (I would not recommend bringing small kids to this shop) Easy to find street parking. Also, if you love cats, there are two here to greet you.

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!

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.

Cool place. It's mostly a miscellaneous market, and the thrift store part of it it's more like…read moreconsignment. Some examples would be a forever 21 sweater for $9 which is about $3.50 more expensive than it should be if it was an actual thrift store. Just my opinion I guess.

Who knew New Albany would be a great place to C.C.C. (Cop Cool Clothes)? My oldest child is dipping…read morehis toe into acquiring his own style, so when we're out and find a vintage or thrift store, we pop in to see what we can see. Like other kids of his generation, he has a fascination with the 1990s. From what I remember, the fashion in the 90s was a little bananas and I am happy to put it behind me, but you know kids. Anyway, if you're into clothing from decades past, 812 Vintage is a great place to find quality items. This store has a lot of male energy to it -- it's mostly clothing that's related to sports, music, colleges and pop culture. Lots of graphic tees, windbreakers with university logos, some streetwear, rows of denim. You will not find dresses or feminine things. I found a few things that I would have loved to take home if they weren't so big on me. That's the thing with 812 Vintage: it's mostly for adults, or kids who are as big as adults. I didn't see little-kid clothes here. The prices are about what you'd expect for a vintage store like this, although I did see some stuff on sale. I had to tell my kid a couple of times that no, we would not be spending $115 on a t-shirt. But you're paying for quality here, because the clothing has been curated and well-taken-care-of, so you're not pawing through racks of old clothes that are missing buttons, visually stained, olfactorily displeasing or should have been tossed. They got the good stuff here.

My guys enjoyed visiting 812 Vintage and we immediately noticed the quality of the items being…read moresold. So often when shopping street wear clothing it is stained alongside the high price tag. We noticed a few items showcased on the wall that had a large price tag which must be harder to find. Items were well organized and tagged, plus friendly service while shopping. Easy street parking. We'll be back!

This is a delightful vintage store! All of the clothing is so meticulously organized by color,…read moresize, and type. Her selection of dresses and skirts was impressive. I bought a dress here today that likely just became my favorite article of clothing. The prices seemed really reasonable for the type of fabrics and quality.

One of my kiddos LOVES vintage clothes. We drove past the Neon Flea the other day and I knew once…read moreshe saw this place we were going to be visiting soon and I was correct. We stopped in yesterday after lunch and spent close to 45 minutes looking around. The store itself isn't huge but it's bigger than it looks from the outside and there is a great selection of things for sale. They seem to have everything from clothing to jewelry to accessories to matchbooks and even old Playboy magazines. I was very impressed with most of the prices that I saw because honestly they seemed pretty reasonable compared to what I typically see at vintage/thrift stores these days. They were even having a sale on swimsuits! The lady working was also friendly and offered her assistance but also left us alone to peruse which I always appreciate. Ultimately all we purchased yesterday was a mood ring but the kiddo is saving her money for clothes and wants to come back when she's ready to add to her wardrobe so we will definitely be in again. The Neon Flea is a nice addition to the neighborhood!

We love to stop here at least once a week to look through the ever changing selection of stuff and…read morehave a drink, but the absolutely star of the show is Mr. Luis. 10/10 would have allergy problems for him again. Drinks are so reasonable, nothing over $5 that I've found and a good selection of beer. Owner and bartenders are so friendly and helpful. Don't miss this place!

The selection at Birdie & Vi's was absolutely fantastic! The service was friendly and welcoming,…read morecreating a warm atmosphere. The value is excellent, and their collection of antiques is top-notch. We even got to meet the kitty (Mr. Louis), which was a nice touch. Plus, they have a bar--what more could you ask for?

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".

Very nice selection. Staff is friendly. Provides cues are fair. Store is clean and well…read moreorganized.

It has been a while since wifey took me thrift shopping. We visited a couple yesterday and the BEST…read moreis The Mustard Seed. They have a wonderful vibe and great selection of goods. In my opinion, they have Better items than other Thrift stores and much more fairer prices than a Goodwill. Wifey and I both picked up several items ranging from $1.77 - $3.77 and they were brand new or like new. They also have antiques. There were things priced well enough I wished I meeded them, but I didn't. Wifey told me so. She told me to look for games and I found her a brand new one. She found me a black and red plaid ballcap that perfectly matches a winter jacket I almost wore that very day. I haven't wore it probable in a year, but now have the hat for it. We had fun at the Mustard Seed.

We have dropped donation items off at this location several times in the past few years and…read moreappreciate how easy it is, as well as the mission of this business. There are several locations, and this one is located in the Hamburg area near Tractor Supply as a landmark. The drop off is on the right hand side of the building and can pull up and employees will collect the donated goods. They have signage directing where to enter the single drop off lane. There are also posted signs listing what can and cannot be donated. Staff are polite and helpful. I have not been inside the building or made a purchase to this point, so I cannot comment on that aspect of this business. I do know that the mission statement has been to sell donated items and then to utilize those funds to assist victims of abuse, which has our support 100%. (Side note: I also choose to donate here rather than at another specific well known charitable drop-off site which has high prices and high administrative costs, resulting in less funds going to the people it claims to serve.)

Service was awesome. Great selection and prices were respectable kids toys, clothes shoes were all…read morereasonably priced lots of decor items as well

I have consigned my clothes, shoes & accessories here for about two years. They make appointments…read morefor drop-off's in advance of the coming season. Their selection process is stiff, but reasonable. Nicer brands and more recent styles without stains, rips, pilling, etc are accepted. They are super nice and the pricing is fair. Highly recommend shopping & consigning at the Sassy Fox.

They seem very specific about the clothes they accept. They are friendly, have a large selection,…read moreand prices are somewhat higher for gently worn clothes.