A charming and diversified antique mall in a small southern Indiana town. Great selections,…read morereasonable prices, and don't bypass the lower level.

Great stop in Salem, IN to find some common vintage items, and some uncommon special treasures for…read moredecent prices. Being a repurposed armory, the building is a bit worn down, but spacious. They have signs about cameras just about everywhere, so if you are looking to rent space they want to protect your items.

I love this place. I have shopped here for about 8 years and I usually find cute items for my…read moredaughters. A large selection of used and new items.

An awesome vendor mall - the collectibles, furniture/decor and clothing and other things are for…read morethe most part greatly priced (depending on the vendor of course). Also the staff is always kind. I would recommend this place to anyone!

Make a point to stop in every time in Madison. Friendly people with an assortment of different,…read moreunique and fun things. Not super big, but well worth the time

Cute antique store/flea market right in the heart of Downtown. Everything was displayed beautifully…read moreand the prices were very reasonable.

It does seem that there are barely any venders anymore since the new owners took over but it's a…read morestaple in Shepherdsville and I still love the venders we have left

Was not awesome to me, it had more new stuff than vintage. As big as this place was there was…read more roughly 20 booths out of what looks to be over 100 spaces, and was not really worth looking at. Sad was wanting to come here and enjoy. Was a big disappointment to me and friends. Friend did find something that's it. Afraid the place to me and friends will be called Awesome Disappointment .

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!

Good selection of vintage items. Service was good 3% extra charge if you pay by cc. Owner was…read moresneezing and coughing probably should not have been helping customers.

I enjoyed shopping this establishment - reasonably priced too. I didn't see anything I thought was…read moreoverpriced. Charming and well kept. So much fun going through each booth. In the Summer, there is a flea market on the grounds. Will visit again.

First off, great sign! However, I'm not a huge fan of the…read moreway that this flea market is set up. This is not your standard big box setup with booths filled with stuff that you put in your cart and take to the front to check out. Cowboy Jim's is more like an outdoor market with a roof. Each booth has an owner who may (or in our case, may not) be behind a register. This makes buying both easier (in that you can haggle) and more difficult. I found it less likely that I would look around with someone watching me and looking to chat. Also, if there's no one at a particular booth, you have to depend on another booth renter to both be able to tell you the price, since a lot of stuff isn't marked, and take your payment. Payment. Bring cash because a lot of these vendors don't take cards. There's an ATM at the front. The building itself is kind of quiet and dark. There is a decent amount of empty space where no booths had been set up as well as the high piles of stuff in others. We ended up having to go back due to no one being able to get the owner of the booth we needed on the phone. After the return, we made off with what I believe was a pretty good deal though, so there's that!

Over the last couple of years, I've visited The Flea off Market several times and it doesn't hold…read morethe same excitement for me as it once did. The vendors that come are diverse and great to shop, although I can't remember the last time I made a purchase. Due to a smaller number of vendors, today's excursion was short - maybe 30 minutes. Thankfully it was set up in the lot of a local brewery so we grabbed a beer and lingered there. If you're pointed in the direction of The Flea, definitely pull over and browse; however, I can't recommend it as the destination or reason for your outing.

The Flea Off Market continues to bring an eclectic array of artisans and sellers together, making…read morefor a purely Louisville shopping experience. I partook of the Flea Off Market most recently at its annual indoor holiday bazaar, this year held at Mellwood Art Center. This included a couple of food trucks plus vendors set up throughout the two outside buildings at the art center. I also appreciate how well the Flea sets the mood for their markets, with DJs in each building and a bar where you can buy drinks. The Flea has always been more of an experience, where it's fun to shop and also to hang out. During this most recent market, I found several creative vendors that I wished I could buy from. I said to my friend who accompanied me, "I wish I had people cool enough on my Christmas list to buy some of these things for." Alas, I just had family on my list. ;-P Some of my favorite finds, though, included Georgia's Sweet Potato Pie Co. (also has a spot in the Highlands that's worth a visit!), SnoWhat, Eichen Design, FLY Girl Candles and Eden & Kissi (also has a physical location that you should go to in Buechel). I was also struck by the idea that I really need to make it a point to go to more of the Flea's outdoor markets next year so I can shop these great vendors not just at the holidays. Thanks for continuing to bring some wonderful weirdness to Louisville, Flea Off Market!

I love pickers best mall and old fashion store in Columbus go there you will love it plus's most of…read morethe prices are affordable

This large shop is well kept and has a wide variety of items to hunt through. More flea market…read morethan antique shop, you will find some collectible pieces, but have to do a lot of searching. Most of the booths are themed, but there are some that have everything but the kitchen sink thrown in. The mall is easy to navigate with two rows heading towards the back and then a series of rows crossing between them. I started at the back and worked my way forward. I didn't find too many antique furniture pieces which is disappointing for me. But depending upon what your interests are and how much time you are willing to spend hunting, you may have a higher rating for this than I did. Review #3537