Goss Avenue Antiques and Interiors

Enormous! (Which can be a good or bad thing, depending on how much time you have and what you’re trying to accomplish.)
My major issue is that the prices are really steep. It’s disappointing to see sometimes damaged or extremely aged pieces (such as small-​ish, really wobbly, weak, peeled, sometimes broken tables or desks) for $ 100+. Or badly stained or broken midcentury chairs for $ 400+.
The rough room, however, seems like a good bet if you’re on a budget. Just check the tags — prices are gradually reduced according to how long the piece has been sitting in the rough room.

Huge. Lots of true antiques. Lots of space. Clean. Organized (almost). Worth a couple of hours and a lot of walking and browsing. Check the vendor numbers on the tags and you’ll see some vendors have lots of booths.
The prices are high. But most booths negotiate. So think of it as a jumping off point.
One vendor (in the back middle) is not organized, and makes you feel claustrophobic due to the amount of stuff piled all over the place. Talk about crap everywhere. But he/​she is the exception.

The facility is large with plenty of vendors. At times it does appear some items are pricy ranging from retail to just over retail prices. Overall the experience is good and I plan on returning.

So cool… like exploring your grandma’s attic! Plan on spending some time here, Its huge and takes awhile to check it all out! Fun afternoon to wander with a friend or by yourself!

Some of the best places to find those «hard to find» items… I enjoy just looking around… beautiful things!

Wow. SO BIG! This place is ginormous. Everything you can imagine is in here. It’s pretty well put together and some very nice booths with great venders. Little on the pricey side, which takes away the fun. If you have the money and time to walk through this place you would probably find at least one thing you want to buy. I saw plenty and only got through a quarter of the entire place. It also has a restaurant that we did not eat at but did walk through. You’ll probably like this place for some reason, just make sure you have on your walking shoes.

Love this place. Bought my Hoosier cabinet here for 120.00. Needed a little attention here and there but for a 76 year old kitchen piece it was in very good shape.

It’s huge inside a must see

I spent four days in Louisville visiting a friend and this store was the highlight of my trip. I went one day and loved it so much I came back the next. «Expensive» is relative… coming from Dallas, this place was very reasonable. You can find plenty of knick knacks for under $ 10. The prices on the furniture in the clearance section were unbelievably low, and the stuff was in good condition. You can spend HOURS wondering around, looking at everything, and trying to decide what to buy. There were several times when I saw something beautiful from a booth or two away, assumed it was too expensive, then had to negotiate with myself when I discovered it was less than half of what I thought it would be. Of course, there were plenty of things out of my price range but overall I loved looking around and would come back again and again if I lived nearby.

This place is… gimongous. Like… there needs to be a new word to describe how huge this place is.
My roommate and I stopped in for a look-​see and were gobsmacked at the size of the place. That being said, there are some really neat things here. But it is REALLY price-​y. Some of it looked like it was worth it. Like an enormous, hand built and carved, raised wood bed which was basically a complete room in itself could definitely be worth that $ 19,000 price tag. But $ 80 for a banker’s lamp seems unreasonable.
But with that being said, we completed our quest here with a purchase of a table with a leaf and 4 chairs that was on clearance for $ 75. But… it’s also pretty retro in a kind of ugly 70’s way and not the adorable and fun way (hey…we’re on a budget… we’ll take what we can afford and make it work with our necessary boho-​chic look :-P).
Customer service was a little sub-​par, though. Not very helpful, not super communicative, and not very clear on pick up/​loading instructions.
If I am ever bored some weekend day, I wouldn’t mind going and just walking around the place.

I love to just stroll around in this place and explore the many hidden treasures. I would say it is just a little too pricey for me when it comes to antique stores. I enjoyed the layout in the front of the store and has many great pieces, some I find to be a little impractical though, like the $ 19,000 GIANT bed. The clearance section was a little small but if you keep checking it I am certain you could find something good. The smaller booths in the back though are a little too crowded. Things in the back are stacked on each other and it looks like your grandma’s attic. But if you go with an open mind, you may find your own hidden gem to take home.

I want to give this place 4 stars — it is enormous and incredible and you could play hide and seek for hours. My friend put it perfectly in perspective: «If you aren’t looking for a specific thing, you won’t find it.» Because there is so much amazing stuff to look at in every inch and it is 1000’s of sqft. If you aren’t looking for lamps, you will miss them left and right!
That being said, it is huge, it is neat, it is fun. But the prices are a bit steep on almost everything. Most chairs are 200+ Not arguing that they aren’t unique, but geez. I’m not paying 300 bucks for one armchair because it is old and interesting.
I did find some random cool wall art for 25 that made me pretty and a wrought iron fleur de lis coat rack that I was pretty stoked about for 13. Well, until I saw it at Hobby Lobby this week for 9.99. Fail.
You win some, you lose some, in this game of find and seek and seek and seek in this very worth exploring antiques galore!

Very large antique mall that should be a must on any antique-lover’s checklist. Certainly, if you live in Louisville, you should visit occasionally. If you are visiting Louisville and looking for a select few antique malls to visit, I feel this one should certainly make the cut.
In an age when many antique malls have found homes in vacant department stores from the 70s or 80s, this place has snagged a location in an old cotton mill from the 1800s. It’s large. It’s old. And it’s really neat-​o! It’s a fun building to walk around in even if there weren’t thousands and thousands of antiques.
I like this places especially because of a large number of antique furniture dealers. In addition, I really love the «rough room» at this mall… it looks like a hoarders dream in this room cram-​packed with treasures.
Again, it’s a good mall. And if you like these sort of places, then you know there can’t be too many!

FYI Michele’s on Goss restaurant inside of the Antique store is closed. Apparently they are getting a new restaurant soon… no idea when though.
Also, this store is pricey. I lowered my rating to a four. Although it is wonderfully entertaining to walk through this store on a day with nothing else to do, I have only purchased two items from this store (both under $ 25), because the range is too far out of my reach. Just keep that in mind. There are some steals, but like any antique store, you may have to search a bit to find them.