Great quality wood work! Customer service is superb. Bob is…read morekind, caring and a great communicator. He custom made a cutting board for my daughter in law and went above and beyond.

First time coming here. Was in town visiting when there was a festival happening. This place…read morefeatures alot from hosting events like board game nights/ tournaments and even has Funkos inside to sell. Staff here is friendly. Store is cleaned and organized but it does get hard to move around if there's alot of people inside. Overall, great recommend.

Cool store in minooka! They have funko-pops, magazines, and all things geek! I hadn't seen them…read morebefore so I had to go in. I found Valak, the nun from the conjuring and I had to buy her! Come check them out!

The boys dad let him run the counter now, he's rude, and under offers on everything!! Lil boy was…read morehanded his daddy's collection so now he thinks he's the most important person in the world... Go to sterling in Joliet!!! They actually have a heart, and pay you a fair price because they worked for what they have.. there daddy did not hand it to them on a silver and gold plate.. god be with all the people icoin rips off!!!

My father died when I was 16 years old. Five years ago in 2019? My mother died from breast cancer…read more They both collected coins, taught me to love them & passed down their collections to me. We thought my mother beat breast cancer. She died suddenly 12.22.19 after reconstructive surgery. I was not in the right state of mind at all. She was my every thing & best friend in the entire world, maybe even my only friend. I was unmedicated & a mess. So, right after I lost my mother at 32 years old, I walked into icoin. This was not a premeditated thing. This was the first, last & only time I did any thing like this. I was in a really dark place. I started taking Morgan silver dollars one by one, mindlessly, as this elderly man looked away. I got home & decided that I was a terrible person, grabbed 7 of my own key date Morgan dollars & went back to icoin to make amends. The police were already there. I gave them every thing back & so much more: the very best key date silver Morgan dollars that exist, of my own, to try to make things right. If you know any thing about Morgans? The key date ones are 10's of thousands of dollars. Of course, Dennis (the owner of Icoin) did not press charges. What grounds did he have to stand upon? I gave them every thing back & more! The officer prayed with me. Since then, I have gotten professional help & am medicated. Dennis? Prints out a picture of my license, which is really invasive in itself, & gives it to every single coin show or convention's sponsors. I have my parents' collections & I really need money. Dennis continues to harass me at every single event for over 5 years, now. He proceeds to have security escort me out & treats me like a criminal. He manipulates the people running events into telling me that if I come back there ever again? I will be trespassing. I tried calling the police one time & they told me that I couldn't go into the show, either. This is not fair or okay to do to any one! I have not been able to sell any of my parents' collection because of the harassment from Dennis! FOR OVER FIVE YEARS, NOW, WITHOUT FAIL, HE CONTINUES TO HARASS ME AT COIN SHOPS, SHOWS & CONVENTIONS!!!!! Dennis has no heart. I have endlessly called & apologized, begged, pleaded, crying hysterically trying to tell them my mother had just died & I am better, now. I was even going to this other shop in Bolingbrook, 'Chicagoland Rare Coins' & while I was in the store, Dennis got there and I was already friends with Jon, the owner in Bolingbrook but I told him what happened to me at icoin. So, Jon asked me if I could just wait in my car while he does business with Dennis & that was fine. I sat in my car before they even got there. While I was sitting there, when Dennis & his wife saw me? They both flicked me off in the parking lot. When I saw them, before they flicked me off? I just put my hands together bowed asking for forgiveness but Dennis & apparently his wife, will not give me any. I am assuming they gave Jon of Bolingbrook's 'Chicagoland's Rare Coins' an ultimatum because Jon told me that I cannot come back to his shop because of his business with Dennis. What ever Dennis told Jon? Scared him enough to cut me completely off. I am assuming it is that the coin world is extremely tight knit & small, because it is. I am tired of being harassed by the owner of icoin for some thing that I never did, to begin with! As a matter of fact? I came directly back to the shop to face the music & donated 7 silver key date Morgans for the inconvenience! I was in a dark place! Even being there, I knew it was the right thing to do by immediately returning the coins & giving him some of my own. I will be getting an OP against Dennis if he gets me thrown out of another coin shop, show or convention & I'm going to take him to court. I have done nothing wrong! I have nothing to be ashamed of! If any thing? Icoin hustled me out of 7 silver key date Morgan dollars. If they cannot forgive me? I want all of it back & am not seeking forgiveness for some thing that I never did in the first place, ever again!

As nice a place as there is. Not the biggest coin selection in the business but they make up in…read morecourtesy, professionalism and being really friendly. A great kid place to start a coin collection. They get much of my business.

I LOVED a shopping in this store. If you enjoy crafting, this is a great place for you. If you're…read moretoo far, they have a wonderful website. The staff was so friendly and helpful. I spent so much time looking around and loved everything they had. This is definitely worth a trip!

Absolutely awful experience. First, let me say that the employees that work at this location are…read morekind, let me end with saying the OWNER is NOT! She's rude, ignorant and the last thing she should own is a toy store?! The way she speaks with the children is very matter of fact and disrespectful. My nephew is autistic and while playing with a toy that was purposely put on display for the kids to play with she scolded him for playing with it too long???? Mind you, there were NO other children in the store, just a couple of adults browsing. Not sure if she thought he would break it but it was just odd. Afterwards, she followed us closely as if we were gonna touch something else in a toy store? We spent about 25 mins in the store looking and my nephew found a toy he was interested in. I looked it up on Amazon and seen it was 40 dollars cheaper. I said to him if you can wait a day for a special treat, I'll order you two! The owner overheard me as she was still on our heels and said to another worker at the counter close by us, "oh so she used our store to look around and play, and gets from Amazon instead". To sum up the store, overpriced toys, with the worst customer service ever!

RPS, aka Rock Paper Scissors, Toy Store, is considered the largest toy store in the Illinois…read moreValley! Their window display caught my eye, so I wanted to check this place out while in the area. They have everything from plushies, games, books, and collectibles - the staff were very welcoming and readily available. I really liked their plushies, and it was fun just perusing the store. Plenty of free street parking in the area! +friendly staff +games, toys, and more +ample street parking available

The staff was friendly and always moving to keep the place running smoothly. Unlike most "antique"…read moreshops, most of the items here are NOT overpriced by their sellers (some are, but most are not). The building was formerly a medical facility so the "booths" are exam rooms that are well-lit and well organized. There are a range of sellers, from typical nostalgic toys and games to the usual novelty glassware, Pyrex, trading cards, clothing, books, VHS tapes and DVDs, records and CD's, some framed prints (we purchased one) and mirrors - even live plants. You can also find a range of old cameras that make nice decorations and other shelf-fillers and conversation pieces. Maybe you need a flip-top hinged wood box to sit on your table that you open up to reveal a clock when you want to know the time of day, instead of looking at your watch or phone. Maybe you're old school like that. This place has your back. The store has 3 levels, and all are clean, spacious, and well organized. There are a couple of niche "tricks" and novelties but I won't spoil the surprises - go see for yourself. Also there were a few pinball games and arcade games (bring your quarters) to keep little ones entertained, if they aren't constantly asking you what a cassette is or what you do with that GI Joe action figure. The layout and presentation by the vendors is imaginative with plenty of clever lights and scents. On a humid summer day the plethora of window AC units supplementing the main HVAC worked wonderfully. The owner has gone out of their way to decorate the common areas in clever and entertaining ways. As a nice plus, because this was a medical facility there were actually spacious and well-running bathrooms, not the mop closet smelling like mold, RAID insect spray, mustard gas, and livestock that most antique stores throw a toilet in (which generally has about a 25% success rate of actually flushing). The entire place is wheelchair accessible and has a functioning elevator, although fitting a wheelchair in every aisle of every booth is not possible. However, I bet the very kind staff there or a fellow peruser would be happy to help you. They even have a never-used porta-potty dressing room to try on clothing (don't be a snob, you're the one trying on used clothes). In all, I bought a couple of items and will come back to see how the stock has rotated. Pro Tip: go to the checkout area first near the ground floor entrance; they sell canned booze like Truly and several varieties of beer as well as water and novelty flavored sodas and root beers. There are also packaged snacks and candy. Do this first so you can enjoy your sundries as you stroll this expansive joint. We were in there for almost 3 hours and didn't get bored. My only regret was not knowing I could have enjoyed some adult beverages while doing so.

My friend and I checked out the new location of True North, down the street from the original (the…read moreold one is still there; this has just expanded the venture!) I actually like the layout here better; I believe this location was formerly a nursing home, and all the vendor booths are in the separate rooms off the main hall, plus an independent bookstore near the entrance. Staff were very friendly and helpful. There's an area near the registers where you can create a "pile" as you shop so you don't have to carry everything around. I found a beautiful glass jar, a stoneware vase, a game from the bookstore, and a gift for a friend! But you can find almost anything: clothing, jewelry, dishes, glassware, cookware, records, home decor, nostalgic and creepy art (such as monster movies and repainted dolls), stickers, books, toys and more. Definitely worth checking out in Morris!

Owner is friendly & knowledgeable. We were visiting from out of town & enjoyed the shop. Got some…read moreexcellent advice on growing herbs.