Really large selection. Perfect place to go for holiday items! The staff was friendly and they play…read morereally great music. Overall really loved the vibe and the prices were reasonable!

So much to look at! Vintage items, Boutique Clothing, jar goods, just about everything!read more

Four stars for now, but this place could EASILY fall into 5 star territory, once I have some more…read moretime to really dig in. Either way, this home decor in Independence Square is seriously a hidden gem. What I am most impressed with is that I can easily see women and men (or at least men with an eye for design) being impressed by this store. While some of the stuff is a little too frilly for my taste, every time I turned my head I was drawn in to look at something else. In my head, I redecorated my entire apartment, and it looked pimp. Some of the particulars that I really liked: - high quality reproductions of WWI era (I think?) wool army blankets. - Edison bulbs, everywhere! - Great vintage desks and tables made of reclaimed wood One minor downfall is that the store seemed somewhat expensive to me, though I guess you get what you pay for. Not often do I say "I HAVE to get back to Independence," but damn... I have to get back to Independence!

This is a beautiful store, and the customer service is outstanding! If you are looking for unique…read morepieces for your home, this is your place. There's always something different and special available. Also, they carry Beekman 1802 bath and body products, which are outstanding.

Visited Independence Square going from shop to shop and my favorite that day was Scandinavia Place…read more They have housewares from different countries, jewelry, vinyl decal's (very fun), they have a back room of books, they carry these very cool flexible suction lids that replace Saran Wrap and work in the freezer. A lot of fun!

This business is both welcoming and eclectic. They answered every question I had which, of course,…read moreinspired more questions! The European chocolates they sell are top quality having no preservatives and fillers like US companies use. It is the place to shop for unusual gifts that will surely please. Thank you, Scandinavia Place, for choosing this community for your place of business.

Always love walking around for hours in this place. I always leave happy. Lots of discounts and…read moresales, cashier was friendly, clean bathrooms.

Purchased two items sold/connected together with zip ties. The zip ties were not installed properly…read moreand didn't hold the pieces together. I made the mistake of trusting the ties and while unloading from my vehicle, one of the items came apart, fell and shattered. I believe the store should bear at least partial responsibility for improper assembly. The store manager was having none of it. My fault 100% but they would check like items in inventory to fix the problem. At Home may fix the problem for someone else but they sure didn't fix it for me. My fix will be shopping elsewhere.

Worst customer service ever! Was there 6 weeks ago and a salesperson was supposed to get back with…read moreme with rug information. My daughter-in-law has been waiting 3 weeks for information on a set of dining chairs. Another friend has been waiting 2 weeks for info on some fabric. I'm done with them!

Diane was wonderful to work with. She listened to me and found the color palate I was looking for…read more I'm excited to decorate my new home.

Always fun to browse and walk around. I like getting seasonal decorations and decor for other…read moreprojects, like filling out a bookcase. Employees are friendly and no one hounds you to make a purchase.

I like this place. The folks who work there are always friendly and helpful…read more It seems like every time I visit, there are new and maybe unusual things to see. Pricing seems to be decent enough--I suppose it depends on the item itself and what the dealer is asking, but things I've looked at more closely seem reasonably priced.

Great store! There are tons of booths and a huge variety of items. We came in looking for vintage…read moredecanters and found like 20. It was so hard to choose! It's a great place to swing by on a Saturday morning. You never know what you're going to find!

It seems like it will be small, but it is a very large second floor space. Tons of booths. Huge…read morevariety. Prices also seemed super fair. Found several things!

In honor of #ThankYouThursday where we pen a review for a local fav, The General Store in downtown…read moreOP was the first place my mind headed. This gem of a store has been so clutch over the years for picking up gifts. Some of the people in my life are, um, a little hard to shop for, but when I come in here, I always come away with something great. It's all so well-curated; some gifts are classy, some funny, and many are versatile. It beats the socks off of going into a big box store in a million ways. Being in a charming stretch of a walkable area adds to its appeal, and the staff is always friendly. They also have Pickwick candles which are some of the best in town. These soy candles will last multiple seasons and almost all of them smell amazing. Cheers to this shop, they're doing it right and have saved my bacon every December since they've opened.

1. I'm going to this store for every birthday and Christmas, including my little grand baby who…read moreturns 1 on 12/31. 2. The General Store is a board book extravaganza. Board books every where. While I went there for a Trapp candle leather/tobacco for my son (which smells like leather and tobacco and is really nice) the amount of board books for children is phenomenal. I could easily spend $100 on board books there. And not just regular board books, but interesting topics like the Kansas City board book I bought. 3. Haha the cluster eff towels, cluster eff pencils, Get the eff to sleep book (which I bought). The unique gifts and trinkets are bountiful and wonderful. I laughed out loud plenty of times, including at the Dog in Chairs gift cards. There's plenty of things to see and buy. Thanks to Adam and the Yelp shop local event, The General Store is a must see. Oh I forgot pictures, sorry.

This bargain store is absolutely a bargain! So many good prices when Christmas shopping I was…read moresurprised. They have a huge variety of just about anything you could think of, I would say it's your one stop shop. I picked up great stocking stuffers and present for all members of the family. I would definitely come back for some essential items as well since they seem to be cheaper here than anywhere else.

I've been to a few locations for Ollie's in Kentucky so I had an idea of what to expect. The store…read morewas pretty clean and easy to navigate around. The bathroom was also pretty clean. They has a large selection of books, housewares, food items (pantry goods and drinks), accessories, home goods like bedding and linens, a small pet section, toiletries, luggage, sporting goods, cleaning supplies, electronics, a little bit of outdoor items and shoes/clothing, and seasonal items. Honestly, little bit of everything. The layout was pretty easy to figure out, bathroom easy to find, and items neatly arranged. They had quite a few employees helping to arrange items in the store and to help us with any questions or concerns. Although selection was a little lacking in some categories, given that it is a bargain outlet/closeout store, it still had some good deals and items priced competitively cheap. If I'm in the area, I will make sure tk visit the spot again, since their inventory changes regularly.

Clean. Good attention to detail with the displays. Interesting things to look at. Competitive…read morepricing.

I'm a huge fan of the antique stores that have popped up in the West Bottoms over the last decade…read moreor so and this shop fits in great with the overall vibe of the area. You'll find all kinds of great treasures here and it's within walking distance of all the other great shops located in this area. One thing I especially love about this vintage store is that it's open more than just the first weekend of the month.