They are great with customers and very nice and friendly. The store is nice and clean. And very…read morewell organized and not cluttered at all.

Recently came here when visited the Bourbonnais area. My wife and I wanted to check out this…read moreantique mall thinking it was just another one of those places but in actuality this place is huge! We spent nearly two whole hours here going booth by booth looking at the endless treasures this on this place has. Easy to navigate layout, this store has a mix of many antiques on the inside as well as the outside. The restroom is on one end of the building and they got cool stuff worth selling in there too. A few booths are empty and some of them are overpriced but I would highly suggest stopping here if you're in the area.

I grew up in Indiana, but have lived out of the area for over 50 years. Every time I come back to…read morevisit friends and family, I go to Mini Treasures, because it is a fabulous store. It's clean, it doesn't smell bad like many thrift stores, and it has a wide variety of "genuinely antique" items at fair & below usual prices. I "thrift shop" all over the United States and this is one of the nicest places I've ever been. Tiny, but mighty. The owner is a very sweet man!

Great antique show! Don't be deceived by the small front. It's big inside and full of really…read moregreat finds! So glad we stopped in!

Adorable name, friendly staff, excellent spot for vintage rare glassware and matching harder to…read morefind themed baking dishes. We were touring the 6 local "A Pickin We Should" Fulton County antique shops. I was on the hunt for jade-ite and found a few pieces, though I did not purchase given it wasn't quite what I was looking for. The prices are a bit steeper here; however, the quality of rare vintage finds is also a bit better. As others on the tour have done, the staff was eager to recommend and support other local shops, which we really appreciated their shared support for one another.

Fabulous shop! Don't let the larger fireworks sign for another shop next door fool you. Wide…read moreselection, fairly priced and Petunia is simply great to chat with in general and discuss items you're interested in. We purchased a few items today and have one on our think-about list. If you like charming antique shops, then this is a must visit store.

Came on a Friday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.. Closed. No sign. No explanation, No notice. Looked…read morelike a good place through the window, but poor service, in that they weren't open. Have been to Monticello many times and this place has NEVER been open.

If you talk to the owner, he can tell you interesting things about Monticello when he was growing…read moreup here. The selection doesn't seem to change much, there's a little of everything but not overcrowded full of treasures to hunt for, and I don't usually find anything when I come in, but that's just me. I think the prices are higher than the antique store on 6th street, but it's well organized and easy to walk through and peruse.

I could spend an hour in this shop looking at everything. There are several things from the 1800's…read more Lots of Grandfather clocks, furniture, collectibles. There are some very nice mahogany and walnut pieces. I need to save up some cash. The building is really quite deceiving, there is just room after room to walk through. I really thing things were priced to sell. Some if the things were priced similar to what you would pay for a cheap modern day made-in-China piece. But as you carefully use some of these pieces they only appreciate in value instead. This is a must see shop. Give them a call ahead to see if they are open. It's owner operated without outside help so there are times they need to close up shop for the day.

Katie's Antiques was BY FAR the best antique store I have visited. I love looking at all the gems…read morethat stores have to offer but Katies was so much more than any other store I have been to. I felt like I was in a museum because items offered were hundreds of years old and most I have never seen for sale before. Their Toby mug collections were incredible and all the items I saw were fairly priced considering the age and value. people commented on their post that the store was too crowded with items but I loved that about the store. I spent over an hour just looking at all these incredible treasures and loved every minute of it. I wished there were more items crammed in this vast store so I could have stayed all day. The owner is an absolutely darling man who is so knowledgeable and friendly. I love to look at all the items but am not looking for expensive stuff and he didn't seem to mind that my purchase didn't amount to more than $20.00. I got an awesome Carnival glass cake plate for $9.00 and a Fire king bowl for $5.00... both were a great deal. check this place out because it is a hidden treasure for antiques!

Me and my father go to flea markets during the spring through late fall every week and this is…read moreeasily the worst one we've gone to. We've been to this place about 3 or 4 times Tiny amount of sellers... like less than 30. Some of these guys just slap a couple things on a table and sit there all day waiting for that one person who's looking to buy whatever it is they have. Why someone would waste their time to set up a place at the flea market to sell one or 2 things is very confusing but whatever. Then when you do come across a person selling a good amount of stuff its usually A. dirty as hell, or not working. B. Very expensive C. Nothing of interest. There are 2 examples that i remember (its been about a half year since we've been here) One lady who resells video games had a copy of Vigilante 8 for the ps1 and some GBA game. The price for both of them together was 6 bucks. I asked if she would take 5 bucks instead of breaking a 10. She looked at me and groaned and replied with "eh if i have to" You could have just said either yes or no. Whats with the attitude? I almost bought something else from her but her shitty attitude killed it for me. Then there was this other dude in the far back of the place selling fireworks, children's toys and video games. As soon as we walked over there the guy was eyeing me like i was going to steal something. I saw a SEGA Game gear on the table with about 30 games. I opened the case to look at it and this guy flew off his chair and stood next to me. I asked how much he was asking and he came up with 400 bucks. He also for the record smelled terrible... You know when you get the paper or some magazine there'll be a sample of perfume or cologne? It was like he opened the samples and rubbed them all over his body. Fowl... I quickly shut the case and said ok thank you. He bullshits and says something like how it comes with all these expensive games and whatnot. I didnt say anything to him but i wanted to tell him he was full of shit. Game gear games... well at least the ones he had i could pick up at DiscReplay for less than 3 bucks each. Plus none of them had any cases or manuals which for me as a collector is a big factor. I dont really see any reason to come to this flea market to either buy or sell when the Uncle Johns market is not even 5 minutes away and is a million times better than this one. Hell maybe thats why it doesnt have much going on, maybe all the people go to uncle johns instead of this market. Who knows either way i wouldnt come here if i were you.

My husband and I are avid collectors and frequent the areas antique shops almost every other…read moreweekend. My sister lives nearby which is how we happened upon this place. It was in a day that their flea market wasn't operating so we went into the barn which appears to be their main area. I brought up a framed picture that I found to the cashier and she examines the picture, balks at the price the vendor listed and tells me it is too low and she was calling the vendor to advise she raise the price.... meanwhile my husband is behind me with an item he was purchasing when an elder gent approaches him and tells him the item is not for sale despite the price tag affixed to it. We left. Never going back.

Closed down. For sale. Not open. Looks like they would have decent stuff. Very disappointed to…read moredrive here to find out it's shut down.

Cottage Shops is listed under "antiques" on YELP. I've been here twice. I found far fewer…read moreantiques/vintage here today. There was primarily reproductions or re-purposed items and gifts. The few antiques there are priced on the high side. It is a cute shop, but probably not what you are looking for if you are interesting in real antiquing.

Rude. Owner has a very rude and snippy attitude. I…read moreoverheard her on the phone talking to someone and I cannot believe her tone and attitude towards them. She then proceeded to make comments afterwards about whoever she was on the phone with. I had walked away and couldn't hear clearly but left shortly after

Would never do business with such an ignorant owner. In today's economy, one would think that a…read morebusiness owner would try to earn a customer's business, not verbally attack them. Completely unprofessional. If I could rate it a zero, I would.

Owner was very nice and welcoming, lots of cute items. I was traveling through so sadly not a lot…read moreof room to buy but next trip back I will reserve a larger space for fun finds

Super cute selection, very reasonably priced, and nicely curated finds besides just clothes. Ranges…read morefrom affordable to more expensive (but rare) vintage finds. More women's than men's, but I still found a vintage USA Levi's button up for $5! Plus the owner is very friendly and gave me and my family discounts on all our items. Definitely check this place out if you're thrifting in the area!