I enjoy stopping here and looking around this antique and collectible store. Each booth has…read moreinteresting things to browse. I have taken some snapshots of a couple of the booths so that you can get a sense of the style of the store and some of the items available. I like just to walk around and see what they have without having anything in particular that I am looking to purchase. They have all sorts of vintage wares such as jewelry, some furniture, pictures, and several vintage clothing booths. All in all makes a nice shopping stop!

Got a text from my sister over the weekend saying she had spotted a photo of our brother Ned at…read moreFeather Your Nest. It was entitled "Picture of a Young Boy" and had an antique look about it. So, I raced over Sunday morning and found the photo and then found myself browsing what turned out to be a great antique store for the first time. Get in there if you haven't been! They have everything from childhood photos of my brother to an English Springer Spaniel art serving tray, to two vintage novelty neckties (Christmas theme and New York City theme). Or at least that's what followed me home! Brother Ned, if you're reading this...just know that if your boyhood photo ends up in an antique store, you just might be an antique yourself!!

Room Service is my go to for searching for unique home finds; while I frequently find items outside…read moremy budget, it is still fabulous inspiration and it makes the finds I snag that much more rewarding!

You never know what treasure one will find...great place!! Sometimes they have that one specific…read morepiece your looking for

We stopped in after seeing an ad reel on Instagram. They are an upscale store with really cool,…read moreone-of-kind home decor and furnishings. They tout a huge variety of beautiful rugs and Kentucky themed framed art. The items ranged from $25 for candles and t-shirts to several thousand dollars for truly amazing sofas and chairs. Check it out for fun or to get some cool ideas to try at your house. We will be going back soon.

We had come down to the distillery district to eat Goodfellows pizza and stumbled on the Relic…read moreLexington by chance and am sorry I had not found it sooner. I love the style of this store with a mix of antiques and new items. The store contained many Lexington pictures such as maps of the city and horse pictures and signs. The style of the store was a hip rustic vibe and many new and beautiful rugs and furnishings. There was also bar ware and bourbon barrel heads and bourbon stave items. The place contained many cool tables, bars, shelving units and military pictures and tables. The owner Chad Tussey was helpful and gave me a card with the website. The website was well laid out with the items divided into categories: furniture, accessories, bourbon barrels, cover your walls, oriental rugs, lighting, stuff for your bar, Kentucky made soaps, candles, and food, architectural salvage, hats, shirts, socks, etc., grooming supplies, new relic finds, and sale items. I will be back and really enjoyed my visit.

Wonderful upholstery fabric store, plus beautiful home decor pieces, all in one place!read more

The customer service, quality and price cannot be beat! They can make your vision become reality…read morewith ease and without breaking the bank. I love everyone that works there. So kind and helpful!

Five stars since I love this Peddler Mall! The prices are concerning! I think a lot of the booths…read moreare taking it too far and most likely pricing themselves out of sales. There's a tipping point that people won't go over for these things. I've noticed a surge in shops carrying clothing which is great. We've been able to get some really nice things. Over all it's a great place to browse and search. Definitely one of our favorite Peddler Malls. *Really hoping the vendors read these. It's become a topic on social media discussing the outrageous pricing and its detouring people from coming*

I've been in this one a few times I don't even think I've really bought anything from here. Some of…read morethe stuff in there is kind of laughable because it's so overpriced. I personally like the peddlers mall in Morehead. But on a day when you have nothing else better to do at least there's one in Georgetown to walk around in and the people upfront are always nice.

I shop here a lot and have bought small items. My house is full of furniture so I do not need any…read morefurniture. I have bought napkin rings shaped like horses that I use on my Christmas tree as ornaments since I have a Kentucky tree that has equestrian theme and anything Kentucky. I have bought platters and napkins. They have a good eye for consignment items! Even though I do not need furniture they have a great selection of tasteful furnishings! I enjoy walking around after I bowl just for ideas for arranging my table or furniture. Beautifully displayed items.

Fairly priced - lots of great finds and variety in this gently used furniture store . The stuff is…read morealways good quality and there is usually some new items as well. The staff are friendly and helpful.

There is a lot of stuff to look at, walk around and see everything, get some exercise, you will…read moreprobably find something that you like

Great place to explore vintage and other products. Staff is friendly and helpful. Can find deals on…read morestuff. I I love roaming and looking. I doo recommend this store

As a lover of high tea, I've been excited to try this tea room out. So, I made a reservation as a…read morebelated, Mother's Day outing. Green Tree is an antique shop and tea room in a historic district of Lexington that offers a noon luncheon Wednesday through Saturday. On the day we visited, they were packed with parties of all sizes from duos to a group of 13. Everyone has the same menu which changes each month and is published on their website. The tables were covered in crisp linens and accented with fresh flowers and pretty flatware and dishes. For $19.95, you get a soup, a homemade scone, a specialty entree (petite portion), finger sandwiches, and sweets. And, there's a seasonal, hot tea. May's menu started with a delicious, cold strawberry soup. It was like strawberries and cream in a bowl. Next was a fresh from the oven, cream scone with lemon curd and Lafayette cream. I had high expectations for the asparagus crepe with moray sauce after thirst two dishes. Sadly, the crepe contained room temperature rice and veg. The moray was excellent but the entree would have been better warm. The finger sandwiches served in a buffet included shrimp toast, cucumber rounds, and egg salad sandwiches. All were delicious. The desserts - dark chocolate mousse, strawberry wafer cookies, and mini coconut cupcakes were a terrific finale.

Three of us went here to celebrate a birthday and found it to be exceptional. We had the January…read moremenu and everything on it was very good. Beautiful venue, attentive service and great food. We all left smiling and can't wait to return!