The 1908 is an awesome store, well worth a visit. You've got to keep an eye out because it's easy…read moreto drive by, the store is in a more residential area so keep that in mind. Also, make sure that you've got time to browse-there are two stories of awesome finds! Lot's of antiques, art, vintage clothing and more. Big collection of vintage cookbooks and cookware. The store reminded me of antiquing with my mom and had me wanting to bring her ASAP. You can tell that the store's owner takes a lot of pride into her business and the store is a reflection of that. I bought two really lovely bookmarks. I'm looking forward to a return visit soon.

Highly recommend calling ahead to make sure they are open to the public. Drove for over an hour to…read moresee this place and sadly, while waiting for them to re-open as they were temporarily closed was told by a lady (assuming the owner) that I was on private property while waiting by the store. Based on the hours and their website, the store looked like it was open to the public and I didn't realize I was tresspassing...it is not a store, it is private property.

We saw a TikTok that made us excited to drive down from Milwaukee and try Reclectic, but it did not…read moreyield the best results. We had heard they don't have fitting rooms, so we wore leggings and tank tops so we could try on over our clothes, which there are mirrors and racks around for you to do. It is a little tricky to know what something like a dress will look like with your clothes on under. The clothes are organized by style and color, and I will say the staff is on top of everything staying clean, it's not as chaotic as similar stores. Things are mostly under the wrong size, through. What turned me off the most wasn't the selection, but the fact that they are charging $30-$40 for items with giant holes or that are covered in stains. I would say 70%+ of the items were damaged, a lot of it irreparable. Even if a dress was originally $200 and you're selling it for $40, it's not a deal if the zipper is broken, there is ink splattered all over it, or there is a hole the size of my head in it. It was just a little disappointing to get excited about something and then find something was wrong with it with almost every item I selected.

There are so many items so be prepared for an arm work out. for some of these clothings being…read moresecondhand, they are very overpriced and sometimes not the best condition (ex. make up marks, stains, broken). However, if you treat it like a thrift store and really dive in, you can find some good deals. I really wish there was a dressing room to actually see how the clothes fit and look without layering it on top of your clothes (WEAR THIN CLOTHES LIKE A TANK TOP & SHORTS/LEGGINGS). Throughout the store there wasn't that many employees outside of the cashiers so there is not much to say about the service outside of check out which went smoothly.

Very small church based thrift shop that gives a bang for your buck!…read moreThe ladies are not only friendly but also very attentive to each customer. At this store, I shop for books, videos, purses and housewares! On my very first visit I found dishes and serving pieces that were made by Phfaltzgraf. The same pattern of dishes that I bought in the 90's!! It's a beautiful pattern to this day and I purchased more than 25 pieces, some that I'd never seen. All of them had been marked $50. and I was told that they were now $25.00!!! I needless to say was a very happy thrifting girl!!!! They do from time to time have 50% off sales. Very well organized and clean, and they also have furniture. Furniture is also priced right for bargains!!

Great place to donate items. Took quite a few things we had and recommended another location for…read morethe rest of our stuff

This goodwill doesn't do the color tags I feel the prices are too high and really the dealers they…read morehave here to buy and then resale at home are a pain The day I was there there were 4 of them and they swarmed the carts you couldn't get at the cart if you wanted too yourself they grabbed and threw things in their cart and you better watch out you don't get in their way it was disgusting my last time here for sure

On Monday, 15 December I visited the Goodwill store in Round Lake Beach, Illinois (Store #088)…read more My visit was pleasant and uneventful...until I went to pay for my items. Employee #180709 performed in what I can only describe as an appallingly rude, discourteous, and unprofessional manner. Employee #180709 did not greet me, did not respond to my greeting, did not speak to me; he simply stood there glaring at me and then handed me the receipt without a word. Employee #180709 presented an attitude of disgust and disdain for my custom, and behaved as though my presence there was offensive. I don't know what I did to warrant this behaviour; I stood in the line quietly, waiting for my turn (there was only one cashier available at 11am), and then greeting him in a friendly manner. Employee #180709 appeared to 'glare' at me as though my presence was an offence to him. Employee #180709 behaved in what I perceived as a bigoted, racially-biased manner, which made my visit there thoroughly unpleasant and made me feel unwelcome. I am very disappointed, disgusted, and displeased by the behaviour of Employee #180709 and do not recommend him or this store to anyone.

I entered into an agreement with this business to sell a luxury bag on consignment, providing the…read morereceipt, box, and dust bag. The bag was in excellent condition. Initially, the price offered was very low, despite the business taking 50% of the sale. After some discussion, I agreed, trusting her because I was a frequent shopper at her shop. When signing, I asked if we should write down the details, but she said, "We talked about it, it's fine." We signed a 90-day contract--if it didn't sell, she'd contact me to decide next steps. After 90 days, I visited her shop. She seemed surprised and became aggravated when I started asking questions about the item because the things she was saying weren't adding up. I reminded her of the agreed terms, but she denied we had agreed. When she asked if I had proof, I realized I did not, which showed her true colors. She completely took advantage of me because she knew it was my first time reselling an item not knowing much about it. Seeing this, I chose to stop arguing. She had taken advantage of my trust. I decided to handle things properly and requested my payment. However, she kept delaying payment until I filed a complaint with the BBB and considered legal action. Only then did she finally pay. I do not recommend this business based on my experience. If I would've known it was going to be such a hassle because she was being difficult, I would've never even sold it at all. After all to me it wasn't even about the money it was more about the dissatisfaction and disappointment I had with her breaking the trust of a client who's gone for years. I can't imagine what else she's done to other clients of hers who have no idea of what's really going on...

Everything is so expensive for old items that were probably gotten for free or cheap. Such a…read moredisappointment. Would not recommend if you aren't a billionaire.

Terrible customer service. Rude owner accused me of having an attitude after a good impression…read morewhen dropping off 29 upscale clothing items in June. My texts were ignored when asking status of my sales. I moved out of state and thought I was leaving items with an honest person that would pay me for sold goods. I am in town for Thanksgiving and called Nina for status and payment, said she would call back was busy with a customer. Never called back. Stopped there yesterday and requested payment. Was told she would Zelle by the close of the day. I have contacted the Grayslake Police dept and they recently have other complaints of nonpayment and rude behavior. It is suspected that this business is failing.

We came here just to browse and a lot of it seemed like more of a high-end consignment situation so…read moreI really didn't think we'd find anything and I was extremely wrong. From cheaper boots for my kid, a $30 cashmere scarf for my mom, and a super cool necklace for myself that was somehow only $20 to a $200 vintage mink I absolutely fell in love with, we made out like absolute bandits and the staff were so nice. Good thing we don't live too close but we will definitely come back.

Interesting to say the least. Nothing really found here, but there is furniture and lots of square…read morefootage of it.

Lots of interesting items to browse and purchase, depending on what you're looking for and…read morereasonably priced. Displays are done well and it's easy to shop there. Enjoyable experience.