Richmond Peddlers Mall

As others have mentioned, it is like a giant garage sale. There were some diamonds in the rough, but you have to make sure you have plenty of time to go through the booths. Some of the pieces were a little higher priced than they should be (like almost double what they should be), while others were pretty reasonable. It wasn't a complete waste of time, if that helps any, lol. Unlike other posts I have seen, the employees were very friendly and helpful.

What a great spot to find unique treasures! We didn't even make a quarter of the way through when we found a stove from the 1950's we had to have! An amazing Tappan Deluxe marked down twice. We actually grabbed a few items from various booths and headed to the checkout. Each booth has it's own number so they can provide the payments on the booth others at the counter. We need to go back and check into all of the booths, if you go here... be sure to have lots of time to look around. We had spent enough, so we didn't make it through the whole mall! You have a couple of days to pick up your item if you can't that day, so don't worry about that part. We returned the next day to load the stove and as we had it in the truck, someone came up to ask if we had a booth and were selling it! Back off buddy.. this treasure is ours. LolIt's a mix of the usually junk, some good crafted items (usually wood) and real antiques. I docked a star for having to struggle to load stuff up. There is no help here, you are completely on your own.

The Peddler's Mall in Richmond is like a giant garage sale, it's huge inside! You could spend hours going through every booth if you had the time. I think the prices are more reasonable here than the one in Lexington. Most of it is junk, but you never know when you'll find that rare good deal!

Junk. Junk. Junk. Keep on driving. This is yard sale rejects. No antiques. I guess it's called a Peddler's mall and not an antique store but seriously....

It's alright. Almost too crowded to go to it on a Saturday. Mostly junk, but I like going and going through the books. Though my last few visits, it seems like people are cutting back on restocking books.I enjoy going through the Military booth that has jackets/shoes/shirts. And there is also a booth I go to that sells Sorghum. A good portion of the place is pure junk, but it's still fun to go through.

I'm a fan because my Gram is a fan. There is an assortment of goods, from "garage sale finds" to new craft supplies. The prices overall are reasonable but each booth is owned separately. The location is quite large so allow for enough time to look around or plan to stop in to tackle it in shifts! There is no guarantee that what you see one time will be there the next; the assortment of finds does turn over. So if you fall in love with something at first site, better pick it up while you can!

Good place to kill time, basically a huge indoor yard sale! You can sometimes find some really unique things here at good prices, but for the most part it's your typical yard sale stuff. I don't think they accept Discover credit cards, either, only American Express or Visa or cash.

OMG-I'm completely in love with this place. They have everything you'd ever want. Big, small, new, used, antique, one of a kind...etc. If I had a million bucks to spare I'd spend every dime in this place. I was in town visiting a friend before flying out of Louisville. She took me here, because I was sick and tired of hearing her talking about it. It was every bit as great as she described it over the phone. My only complaint is that I don't live closer so I could go more often. But I guess that's a good thing, because I'd be broke for sure! ;)