Tickled Pink Mall

This is a great «antique» mall in Louisville near Churchill Downs. It is 3 floors in an old house, a garage out back, and a new building next door packed to the rafters with stuff. Some is antique, some is just vintage, and a bit is just junky stuff that someone may be interested in. You never know what they will have as stuff moves quickly due to the excellent prices. If you are in the area, be sure to check it out.

Great finds! You have to get there early on Sunday mornings, they put the best deals out then but it is great any time you can make it out!

Tickled Pink Mall is sensory overload. There is so many little trinkets and whatnots squeezed in every nook and cranny! The prices are amazing if you need to decorate on a budget and check out the garage, there are pieces in here that would make great projects. Across the street they have opened another store that has more furniture in it, again great prices. The only thing that bums me out is that in the new store they have a ton of reproduced depression glass :(I guess if you are buying for looks that is okay, but I would rather have the real deal. The guys that own this place are super nice and friendly and as Joseph T. said be sure to add them on FB as they update their page often.

Disappointing after reading all the rave reviews. The owners were very nice and the store was clean. I guess the trick is to check their Facebook page for new items and then go the next day if it’s something you really have to have. I felt many things were overpriced. I doubt I will be going back.

I don’t have any reason to venture out to the Taylor Blvd area except to go to Tickled Pink. It is worth it!
There are so many hidden treasures and bargains at this place, I almost don’t want to review it because the word will get out. However, the owners are so nice, I want the business to thrive, so I will shout to my fellow Unilocalers about the greatness of Tickled Pink.
They have a little of everything. Furniture, jewelry, antiques, and more. Last Sunday, Daniel bought me the prettiest vintage purse, in excellent condition for $ 5. They get all of their items from Estate sales and there are new items weekly. Sunday is the best day to go but it is cash only.

Warning… This place is VERY addicting. Everything about this place is awesome and if I could give it more stars I totally would. Friendly and they always make you feel so welcome

Very reasonable price, interesting venue. This is a house, in every nook & cranny, there’s something for sale. It’s slightly overwhelming so plan to take some time in here. There are unique, random, gems in this place & I enjoy it every time! There is also another separate building & garage with furniture & other finds. Only bummer, Sunday is like their «highlight» day, & it’s CASH ONLY. Remember that, & you’ll have a ball. It’s really a diamond in the rough of Taylor Blvd.

I was there again today and I never leave without something. The prices are amazing and staff is kind.

Three stars for quantity — they certainly pack a lot into this place, and the prices are great. I didn’t find anything I had to have on my first visit, but I’m holding out hope and will definitely be back to give it another try.

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, 2^nd 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.

I don’t get over to Tickled Pink as much as I’d like (which would be. pretty darn often) due to their hours (closed Fri and Sat) but it’s THE antique shop to check out in Louisville! This is where vendors from other stores shop! The prices here are out of this world awesome. The owners are also so nice it’s like visiting a friend everytime we come in. Like any time you go to thrift stores/​antique malls, etc. there will always be hit or miss days– it’s like it’s all or nothing, at least for me. But regardless it’s always fun to browse! Check this place out if you haven’t. or don’t and save all the cool stuff for me!

My goodness, we love going to The Tickled Pink. My husband and our 6 kids and I can all find stuff to get excited about here. For him, it’s vintage tools and anything else that his grandpa had. For my older girls, it’s the books and vintage tea cups. For my younger girls, it’s the doilies, aprons and figurines. For me, the milk glass, vintage China like Oma had, vintage Pyrex, and beautiful glassware that you’d pay 10 times as much for at Anthropologie. For my son, it’s the vintage tonka trucks and GI Joe toys. This place is a treasure trove where everything is affordable! The merchandise is so well priced (ie CHEAP) that the turnover is very fast so there’s always something new. In fact, if you see something you like, you better grab it right then because it won’t be there next week. And a major plus is how kind and accomodating Tony (the owner) is. It’s always nice to have a conversation with him!
We always take out of town guests here. They always love it and find lots of treasures to take home!

First off, it is NOT an antique mall, so if that’s what you’re looking for, you can probably skip this place. It is more of a thrift store. A lot of yard sale leftovers, glassware and cheap costume jewelry. Most everything was 1980s and newer. Prices seemed ok. Definitely like a peddler’s mall flea market type deal. Great if you’re looking for a cheap deal on generic décor items but not if you want anything out of the ordinary.

So, this place is a mishmash of all sorts of good stuff… A lot of folks who have space in antique booths /​shops in other areas stock here because of the great prices.
Tickled Pink is closed for stocking most Fridays and Saturdays, opening on Sunday when they’ve turned over at least 80% of their stock. Sundays give a chance for vendor buyers to buy low and sell high on great stuff, though separate sellers restock throughout the week. Really, they do. The turnover in this place is unbelievable.
The owner and the folks he gives space to are good people. While I don’t want to be dismissive of others, the reviewer who was all cranky pants about being told — via a phone call searching for an unnamed item — the equivalent of «we get those a lot — check our Facebook!» needs to understand that this place is the equivalent of a very high quality Peddler’s Mall. NO ONE knows the inventory at any instant (across all of the vendors, as well as moment-​to-​moment, when items tend to migrate). What is there, is there. And it may have been moved five to ten times since it was originally placed in a display.
And since you’re likely to pay a quarter of what your purchase would cost at frou-​frou antique shops… STFD; STFU. Really. No one appreciates a precious, precious snowflake acting like an entitled ninny.
For those interested in a visit:
Two pointers: there is no negotiating. Just because the prices aren’t higher doesn’t mean that they don’t know what things are worth. Be assured, they do. The focus at TP is on quick sales… and they’re very, very successful. So, when you ask for a price cut, it’s fairly insulting to folks who know that they’re already giving a lot on prices.
The other pointer? Never let the owner hear you use the word ‘Junk.’ Even if you mean it lovingly /​appreciatively. Just saying.

Have $ 10 burning a hole in your pocket? Tickled Pink is the remedy! This is the place that truly has something for everyone and at the right price. Great condition vintage items, I come here for gifts for both sides of the family and pick out the strange for my own collection. Yes they have trinkets galore! But what you wouldn’t have guessed: a beetle juice mask, 1970’s doll hair tissue and powder box, snake skins, animal skulls, pee-​wee dolls, creepy clowns, burlesque items, are just a few interesting items that keep me coming in. Follow them on facebook, what you see online will go extremely fast so get to the shop early! You just never know what you’ll find.
P. S. Tony and the staff will remember you, it makes your visits even more delightful!

Called looking for an item, and all the guy said on the phone was to follow them on Facebook. Said they get them in and are sold the first two minutes they have them. Then he said to follow us on Facebook again and hung up on me. I really don’t appreciate that in the least. Not a great way to encourage people to come in. And it makes me doubt how nice he is that people have said in other reviews. I doubt that I’ll be going by or giving them my business. It was incredibly rude.

This place is fantastic. It’s an old house turned thrift store and it is packed with stuff, it’s amazing. Even the basement is filled with old books and cool cameras. If your the local fire-​chief you might feel a little unsafe being surrounded by loads of flammable items, but they have plenty of emergency exits!
My one complaint is that the floor creaks really loud at some areas so it sounds kinda spooky at times, but that’s all part of the experience!

Tickled Pink is where the other antique malls shop. I’ve seen many exact items that started here go for two to three times at other antique malls. TP has a great inventory that turns over fast, so if you want something listed on their Facebook page (which is updated regularly and worth your time if you have even a passing interest), you’d better go and get it at your earliest opportunity.
The rough room garage is a great place to check if you don’t mind rejuvenating something to its original lustre or your particular needs.
Honestly, we’ve gotten a lot of great stuff here. So much, in fact, that they know my wife by name when she swings by.
Bottom line, you can’t wait if you see something you like. Check it out.

I finally broke down and tried this little shop, after hearing great things about it. I expected mostly junk at first, till I checked their Facebook page, then I was intrigued.
Once you walk in you are greeted and treated like one of the family, it’s like you’ve been going there for years. Then, if you’re at all like me, your head will be turning left and right constantly making sure not to miss a single thing.
Seriously, it’s packed with nearly anything you can imagine and they keep it stocked completely on a weekly basis. Oh, did I mention they have 2 floors, plus the basement, if that gives you an idea of the size. Plus, they have a small garage in the back, also kept stocked with old but decent furniture goodies, all for very cheap prices and I kid you not when I say cheap.
Thus far, I’ve bought a file cabinet for $ 6, in real nice condition, they usually go for $ 60-​$ 80 elsewhere (believe me, I checked), a nice little table and small double shelf both less than $ 10. This isn’t counting little extra items. Plus I found an 18″ Michael Myers Halloween figure that makes sounds, usually sells for $ 199 unopened.
If you are a collector like myself, love antiques or after some old used but quite nice tables, chairs etc. Then, you must visit at least once, to see the value of the place. They accept credit cards if your order is $ 10 or over, just a little extra info for ya.

I adore this place! I intended to just pop in and pick up a pair of opera glasses they had listed on their Facebook page (for a steal at $ 9.99). I ended up wandering the store in a daze thinking that I must be dreaming. This place is jam packed with amazing vintage and kitsch goodies that are dying to find a place in my home. I mean JAM packed. I had no idea where to look! The house the store is in is a large home with hidden rooms. They are all full! From the basement to the second floor.
One item they seem to specialize in is salt and pepper shakers and boy are they CUTE! I am semi-​inspired to start my own collection of them which will end up like all of my other collections where I buy about 4 of something then give up. Regardless, I have never seen such cool salt and pepper shakers.
After getting over my initial shock of all the goodies, I started to brace myself for sticker shock. This is the type of store you would generally see in the Highlands that charges an arm and a leg for anything! Tickled Pink has GREAT prices. Every time I would look at a price tag I would be amazed at how reasonable the prices were.
Place is a gem!