Klassy Klutter Indoor Flea Market — Local services in Lafayette

I’ve been shopping here for years, off and on, making it a habit to try and browse all three vintage shops in the immediate area whenever I make it that way. I’ve not found a ton in the times I’ve stopped in, but I’ve definitely spent some money here, and it’s consistently been headed downhill for awhile.

I brought a friend along a couple of weeks ago that had never been in before, and he leaned over to look at a plant on a shelf right inside the front door only to (literally) be screamed at “dOnT bOTheR mY pLaNTs!!!” by the lady behind the desk. My friend responded politely, telling her that he had just been looking to see if it had a tag and was for sale, and she was incredibly rude to him yet again, replying in a condescending tone as if she were talking to a toddler, something along the lines of “plants are dELiCatE sweetie, and obviously they aren’t for sale, so keep your hands off them”.

Like, it’s a secondhand store. Most things in secondhand stores are for sale. I was appalled and embarrassed to have brought a friend with me for him to be treated that way.

The rest of our visit was unremarkable. We didn’t find anything, but it was very uncomfortable having to walk past her at the counter as we left, as she didn’t say another word to us at all. No thanks for coming in, bye, nothing. Didn’t even look up from her book to acknowledge that we were walking out the door. We felt very unwelcome.

Their selection nowadays is about as stale as their mildewy air, as they hardly get in anything new anymore. I haven’t noticed any significant change in merchandise in several years. It feels more like an indoor garage sale now than a retail space, and a dimly lit one, at that.

Think: goodwill leftovers. Don’t...

I've shopped the antique row for years and enjoyed swinging by Klassy Klutter periodically to browse. Today, the shop owner refused to assist me into the store with my stroller, even telling me that they "don't really allow larger strollers in the store." I have twins - can't really leave one in the car. I guess mothers of multiples, people with mobility aids, and wheelchair users are not welcome in the shop.

Bold choice to lack accessibility in this day and age, but there...

Have always loved this store for many years but different lady now and kinda rude it's a nice store that I enjoy spending at least an hour in and never a problem using a bathroom now I'm shopping with my 6 year old son who has to pee and noticed the the restroom was locked so I asked if my son could use it and was told we don't have a public restroom you will have to go somewhere else so I put my stuff down...