Gilley's Antique Mall

I've frequented lots of antique shops and I'd have to say this one is one of the less organized places I've been. It just didn't have a clean fresh smell inside that I've been accustomed to with the places I've visited. I am, however, excited to visit when it's warmer to check out their garden barn. I did find a depression glass flower frog, so that made the day a win. The workers were friendly and helpful.I will visit again to check out the barn and explore inside it!

I had no idea what to expect at this place and I spent way too much money but the prices were amazing the selection was fantastic and I tell you what's really cool about this whole place was the customer service I didn't have to have a basket or a cart because staff were constantly coming and grabbing stuff from us. A+ all the way five stars

I have passed Gilley's multiple times and finally made the decision to stop. Why have I been sleeping on it so long?! This place is the ultimate treasure hunt. Don't go in looking for something specific, wait for Gilley's to tell you what you need. From decor to snacks to antique toys, vintage clothing, books, records, this place as it all. Plan a few hours to treasure hunt, because this store is loaded. Surprisingly, it is very organized and well divided. Lots of close parking, making it convenient to bring purchases right to the car. Would be wearing of a stroller or small children in general since there are tight aisles with fragile goods. Would absolutely recommend making a fun day out of a treasure hunting experience!

What an amazing place! If you like antique malls and live anywhere close to Gilley's I highly suggest you visit. I was in the area and decided to stop by as I had a few minutes to waste. Well 90 minutes later I probably only saw half of the place. This place is MASSIVE! Each booth has different things with some amazing treasures to find. I cannot wait to visit again.

We decided to stop into Gilley's on our way home from DePauw Nature Park. I was shocked how big the main building was, I was not anticipating that much space to go through. There were a few very friendly staff members walking around ready & willing to help. I interacted with 2 of them and they were both very friendly & helpful. Even though there was a lot, actually so much stuff! I wasn't able to find anything in the areas I collect which mostly entail Native American items (jewelry, pottery, fetishes). I believe they had a good selection items and the prices seemed reasonable. After we left the main building we went to the barn but I asked at the counter regarding my area of interest and the lady working at the counter could not recall that any of the booths carried any. Because we were already tired from our hiking and then touring the big building we left. They had a fair amount of cars in the lot yet I didn't feel it was too crowded inside. The employee in the main building said business had picked upsignificantly since reopening after the Covid closure (more than prior to Covid). She has worked there for 6 years, she said business seemed better than ever.

Love our Aloha sign It reminds us of our younger years when we lived in Hawaii Gilley's has the best antiques as well as $$ the employees seem like good ole friends

Gilley's is one of my favorite places to be. The mall goes on for ages, in the best way! There is just about everything you could ever look for. If you're looking for an indoor adventure that could last all day, definitely visit Gilley's. There is always plenty of parking outside!

This place is huge and has plenty of parking so that if you make a purchase, you won't have to haul it very far. This was my first time visit, so after entering the spacious lobby/checkout area, I chose to go to the right to check out the "Decorator Mall" side of the place. Here was a variety of knick knacks, wall hangings, and seasonal items to add a bit of style or flair to your home. The aisles were clear, but I did need to say "excuse me" to get around clusters of shoppers who tend to forget anyone else is browsing.The other side of the place (even larger) is the Antique Mall. This was a little less organized, but manageable. Here were more collectibles and antiques than I saw on the other side. Some of the stuff made me scratch my head why it was there (an empty Sun King can for $3?), but other items looked like the type of stuff you could pick up for your collections. Lots of dishware, books and music sources, and quite a bit of nostalgia items that I remember (mid 20th century items), but not in the best of condition were noticed.Plan to allow yourself plenty of time to browse since just the walking will take you awhile even without stopping to snoop.Review #1958

I spent an hour here and only got through 1/4 of it! Basically, this place is huge. The old-crap lover in me was thoroughly satisfied, and I saw lots of mid-century modern pieces, which is my favorite. The aisles can be tight, so navigating a stroller through this place can be tricky. It's best to just not bring kids here, because there are so many fragile things at kid-eye-level. At the front of the store is an eating area with table to sit at. There are small snacks to purchase -- chips and cookies and whatnot.

Fun place to look around at things on shelves you can take home and put on your shelf with exchange of money. Lots of booths. Do not miss a chance to go here