Pony Show

I live in East Nashville and am used to the hipster artsy attitude, but am rarely as put off by it as when I went to Pony Show. The owner was flat out rude, even going so far as to roll her eyes and slow.her.words.down.
.question. as.though.I.might.not.understand. her.language. I won’t be taking my local dollars anywhere near this place.

The clothing stock is minimal. Sometimes I’ve come across unique pieces of clothing and/​or furniture, but the owner has been rude to me every time I have been there and I do not ever plan to return.

Such a great place! Love the variety and the jewelry from Deville Designs is so incredible! The owner is so sweet and it’s in East Nashville so that makes it even better!

Love this place. The owner is always so nice. There’s really great vintage and she makes so really cool stuff too. Always go here when I need to get an unique gift.

This place is FABULOUS way better than that place OMG and the best boots any one could ever ask for some of the best stuff is in this store LOVE THIS STORE!!! Stop in to see what she has there is always some thing new

LOVE this shop! It has something for everyone! Store looks great! Owner is super sweet and also an artist. One of my favorite places to visit! Locally made and vintage items aplenty!

I’ve been a fan of Pony Show since the store opened. The owner has done a wonderful job of curating a mix of lovely, special and unique items… many of them handmade by local artisans. Whenever I’m looking for a special one-​of-​a-​kind gift or need to do a little retail therapy I stop by.
Hurray for awesome local businesses and hurray for Pony Show!

Very typical, nothing special about it. Also the owner was rude, which put the icing on the cake. I won’t be back… oh plus it’s in EAST Nashville.
J. Ellensworth

I’ve been here a few times stopping in and even got a friend an old Willie Nelson concert tee for his birthday. The store is so neat just to look around in, the owner has unique taste with a country flair. Stop by and check it out!

We were visiting from Portland, Oregon. The owner was gracious, warm and extremely helpful. Her inventory was fantastic. She even suggested several other locally owned vintage stores in East Nashville. She has a great and selective eye for high quality vintage that reflects Nashville culture.

This place is rad! I was greeted with a glass of champagne and the wagging tail of the friendly shop chihuahua, Goldie. I was looking for a cute gift for my roommate, and found not only a locally-​handmade dream catcher with lace, beads, and eyelet, but also a great trivette for our kitchen. The girls at the store also helped me find the most beautiful vintage Pendleton wool coat.
Their vintage clothing and boot sections are super well curated, and they have a big selection of items for men and kids, as well. Everything from denim, to gingham Gunne Sax, to Tony Lama and Frye boots, and the raddest collection of concert shirts. There is also a very cool selection of folk art including original portraits of Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, and Willie Nelson.
I’ll definitely be back to check in on their new stuff. This is a great spot to find reasonably priced hand-​made and excellent condition vintage stuff that has been carefully curated, and that I can’t find anywhere else.

So I went to the Pony Show a few weeks ago when Porter Crossing hosted Evan P. Donohue.
To start let me say they set up the store nicely and I was obsessed with their couch! They also gave us free wine, so I can’t complain much.
However, it’s overpriced for vintage. When I overheard one of the gals say they were from LA it all made sense. UGH! It reminded me of all of the vintage stores on Haight or Melrose. No, I do not want to buy a $ 50 vintage t-​shirt. This is Nashville, I’m not sure how well they are going to do with their pricing structure, especially when I can hop over to the Hip Zipper or OMG. At this point there is no reason for me to plunk down that sort of money.
Even so, I did find one decently priced item. I’ll probably stop back in next time I am over there for an event and give it another go. Hopefully I can write an update.