Tickled Pink Mall

Shopping at Tickled Pink continues to make me happy! When I visit I want to have at least 2 hours to browse the shelves on 3 floors plus a second building and garage. While there's not room for furniture, the owners have access to things for sale and are happy to hear about what you're looking for. The shop is primarily full of small items that someone else loved and things are priced so wonderfully that it's easy to purchase it if you love it too. I always find something when I visit, none of it expected. Support local and this wonderful couple that owns the shop! Sunday is a perfect day to go (when so many other things are closed) but this day is cash only. Closed Fridays and Saturdays.

There's always something new in this little place although you do have to go in and around to hunt for it and they also have a next-door. If you ever need a place to go kill time and find some used treasures recommend this place.

Me and my sister Love tickled Pink we try to go once a week they have 2 buildings to shop in and the garage to

Best antique mall in Louisville for treasure hunting. Highly recommended. Make sure to visit both stores.

We were in Louisville doing some other shopping, but both love antiquing so we decided to look up some local places. We chose this shop on a whim, and couldn't be more glad we did!! The owners were so kind, helpful, and friendly. We found tons of unique vintage items for amazing, amazing low prices. If you love antique malls, this is an absolute must-stop in the Louisville area.

Finally I am able to go to this store when they are open. Today was my fourth attempt to go inside this ordered home converted into a antique Mall??? No antique store??Well whatever it is, it's a great shop.There are three levels. All three levels are nice and roomy, full but not overwhelmingly crowded. Lots of Windows and natural light, so it's not that closed in like the last place. There are a lot of converted nooks and crannies, but they are all filled with bevvies of vintage beauties.I saw more and more at every turn, and more and more items that I wanted. If he took monopoly money, I would have broke the bank in this one. Seriously when I have an extra $100 or $200, I am going back AGAIN if I can catch it open that is.They are closed Friday and Saturday because they buy houses by lot, whole estates not individual pieces. Spoke with the owner, very nice man. They have a second building across the street. Parking is available on the Calhoun Street side.

We have been coming here for years. The owners are hard working people who always charge reasonable prices for their merchandise. They are also the nicest folks you could ever meet. Over the years we have found treasures for our home and great finds for our garden in their "rough room". You will find that many retail vendors shop there for merchandise for their shops. That's not a surprise. Just know that they are closed on Friday and Saturday as those are the days they find stock for their shop. Also, Sunday is cash only as to avoid those pesky credit card fees.

Honestly, I'm hesitant to even write a review on this place. It is such a gold mine of antiques, nick-nacks, collectibles, art, etc. that I almost don't want anyone else to know about it, so I can hoard all things for myself.Firstly - if you're looking to sell items, you've come to the wrong place. They don't buy. They get all of their items from estates and the like, per the gentleman working the counter.But they have everything. The guy said that most all items in the store are priced $9.99 and cheaper, and he was right. I'd say that 90%+ of everything there was under $10.I ended up walking out with a beautiful print by Joe Jones for $12.99. Super happy with it.Any new items they get, they put on their Facebook page. And they say that if it is a desirable item (ie. something that is very collectible), then it will fly off the shelf, so you need to get down there quickly.As well, the store is huge. They have 3 whole floors of a huge house (basement, ground floor, 2nd floor), and they have another 1 level house. Humongous. And loaded with items. You could genuinely spend 8 hours in this place and not see everything.If you like flea markets and yard sales, you need to get to Tickled Pink yesterday. You're welcome in advance.

It's been a few years since I've been in here and I forgot just how much I love this store. They are jam packed full of wonderful goodies. They have the nicest owner and workers, who are also efficient at packing up your finds and checking you out quickly.The prices are great and are mostly in line with thrift stores. Everything is displayed in an organized fashion, especially considering the vast amount of inventory. Since they're not open on Friday and Saturday, Sunday is a busy day. With 3 floors, 2 buildings and a rough room in the garage, there is plenty to peruse. I also appreciate the fact that the a/c works so well, which can often be an issue in antique malls and stores.

Can't say enough good things about this place. We went for our first time today and will be back. First off- the place is much bigger than it looks from the outside, they have 3 floors, a garage, and a neighboring store all FULL of awesome finds. The couple that runs it is absolutely lovely, and best of all- the prices are fantastic and fair. No wonder they've been a successful business for so long.