Just a bunch of T shirts and some jackets for guys ..not a lot of anything in here. Nothing fancyread more

It's alright. I'm sure there's something to be found, but I didn't see much and there wasn't too…read moremany unique things I could find.

Lots of inventory with fair prices . Glass, China and art…read more I totally agree with the other reviews where it is not apparent where the store is and where the " behind the scenes " is..... there are unexpected " death stair" in the middle of the store that startled me!

First time coming here! I really wanted to check this place out since I learned about this place…read more We came here during the last hour and we walked in and shopped the whole time but there was nobody here it seemed throughout our visit. Overall it's a fair sized antique store though parts of the store aren't sectioned off well where you shouldn't be able to go. Prices did seem a bit fair. Most of the items are nik nacks, collectibles, fine China etc.

I've been to the location in Orland Park and I believe that one is shut down now. I came here over…read morethe week and browse around what they had. The store is great, there's so many great finds too actually at great prices but I do not like the lack of variety it offers. It's mainly just mostly furniture and some decor. I actually got this great patio chair worth easily over 100 bucks for 20 bucks. That definitely was a great find.

Shopped today...signs on doors requiring masks and younger staff compliant but supervisor/manager…read moretotally noncompliant and gives wise guy answers when asked to put on mask. Shelves had scant amount of merchandise-is this place on the way out?! Some merchandise broken and/or very outdated. Prices high compared to Goodwill or Habitat or other local competitors. Suggest spending your money and shopping time elsewhere unless you're seeking a smart-mouth wise guy.

Wow. Ok first of all I visit this place as often as I am in the area as I love resale and…read moreconsignment shops. I have frequented this place numerous times and have had the blessing of seeing it grow, rearrange and expand. Once I was in there and a worker there was so kind and helpful and even gave me a deal on the two chairs that I purchased. The most recent visit was just the opposite. No one to help or greet. I asked a question and was treated not only like I was stupid but said, "Here's the stairs right here", like I'm some sort of imbecile. I proceeded to want to check out and two workers were too busy complaining and I stood there and waited until they were done. Then when I gave my card she starts to tell me that my card wasn't accepted but then realized she put it in upside down. No apology just again an attitude. I spent over $50 and I didn't know that as a customer I'm such a burden. Take my advice hire friendly people who work only the floor to help customers if you're too busy to help and answer questions. I will still go but there are other shops in the area that I may consider visiting before I'll go back again.

It was a huge place. I didn't like how no one talks to you ! You walk in and no hellos. Then I…read morefigure well the desk is not close to the door so maybe they can't here. It was not busy. I walked around went upstairs. And still nothing. When I walked by the desk not a hello or even acknowledgement. I did see some stuff I wanted to buy, but I did pass. I can look for these things at other places. I am not a fan of giving my money to people that don't want it. So try marketplace or eBay.

Went here specifically searching for items to donate to families my family and I support. Not only…read moredid we find a lot of brand name clothes and tchotchkes in pristine condition, I found a Burberry t-shirt I admired at the Michigan Avenue Burberry store, less than 2 years ago, for 2 bucks. New, it was close to $200.00. Walked out with lots of nice summer outfits for the needy, plus the Burberry t-shirt, a few Under Armour workout shirts and Nike dry fit shorts that would have cost 20 or so times more at Dick's. For $60, we walked out with four overstuffed bags of goodies! Shop is very well organized and clean. Racks are by size and item type. Shopping at any SVDP is a win win situation. The proceeds go to the needy and if you're buying for others in need, the prices you pay verses the quality is amazing.

Nice little shop. I prefer the one in New Lenox over this one. This particular place has a…read moredifficult parking lot. There's ladies and mens clothing. Glassware...some jewelry. They have a good deal on loaves of bread, too!!

This is one of the better thrift stores & for a good cause. Large variety of items from…read morehouseware,furniture, to clothing, etc.. Some prices were a little bit higher, but most of them were reasonable and they always have specials for the day. The people that are working there are very nice. This is definitely one of my stops for a thrift store.

I love this store! He has such diverse pieces. I can always find simething that i want. This…read moreweekend I wanted a buffet for my dining room and of course i found it here. The store has antiqued pieces, strange and unusual asian type pieces, grandfather clocks, chairs, benches, equisite desks, wall decor plus loads of other things. Stop in and browse, the owner is wonderful!

I had been through this store before but just to look to see all the beautiful items they carry!…read more Nothing is "junk" - everything is on the upscale side. Yesterday (3/10/21) my hubby and I stopped to see if he had a dining table & chairs available - although we didn't see what we were looking for I did find a beautiful Bombay side table - perfect condition! My hubby and I love the table and it fits in well in our home. I highly recommend you stop by every couple of weeks - I'm sure you'll find something you just can't live without!