I absolutely love accessories, purses, tops, & shoes to name a few…read more The owner & her staff r always friendly and have great customer skills.

Two friends told me about this shop, so I had to come out and check it out! Definitely worth the…read moredrive! Their selection was great -- everything from coats, dressier dresses, sweaters, tops, skirts, jeans, shoes and accessories like handbags. Staff were so friendly and helpful; this is really what you want in a shopping experience. I fall at the bottom of their size range and because of my height sometimes have a hard time finding clothes that fit, but I found two beautiful coats (one a Tall!) and an amazing dress, and the total for these three items was less than $130, which is what a new coat might cost at Land's End (the brand of one of the coats I bought here)! I will definitely be back, and will check out the second shop in Rockford when I'm there for the Japanese Gardens. Helpful hint: my GPS told me I had arrived but I didn't see the sign and so circled the building needlessly: it's in the window!

Cool little spot of you're like me and like a second hand store. this place is pretty clean and…read moretaken care of unlike a lot of resale stores that are more 5th hand than 3rd hand. I've been in a few that look like Beirut after a bombing, but this spot is decent and has a good selection of clothing and furniture. I'll be back.

From the owner: Pre-owned Power Tools, light warehouse equipment, commercial/industrial tools & equipment, NOS (new…read moreold stock) Fasteners (Nails, Screws,Staples etc.) taxidermy, collectibles, memorabilia, archery, air guns, hunting, fishing, tools, neon signs, beer signs, vintage sunglasses, watches, jewelry, motorcycles, knifes, swords, cutlery, replicas, props and much more. We are a Buy, Sell, Trade business, check us out.

This location is no longer a Big Lots store, it is now a Black Friday Deals store. The concept of…read morethis store is basically that has returns from Amazon and other retailers. It's like an Indoor Flea Market with bins loaded within miscellaneous items. The bins are marked with $3 or $4 or $5 and so on. There is also a separate room with big ticket items such as furniture or camping supplies that are individually priced. Nice concept.

Do not buy their furniture, it's the worst. They will not honor any warranty. Recliner broke twice…read morein 7 months

Stopped by today and was blown away! The sweet sales person was fantastic and helped me pick some…read morelovely things! The store is neat and well organized. The selection was very good and high quality. I wish I didn't live so far away (Texas), I would be a frequent shopper!

Always a great experience at Walk-In Closet. Owner is friendly and goes out of her way to connect…read morewith her clientele.

This person is slower than molasses in January, he also doesn't return calls. It is next to…read moreimpossible to deal with him. He had an expensive rug from me that he promised to sell at auction, but said auction did not take place. It took me many attempts to retrieve my rug.

When you just sold a high end house and have to trust someone , we had all most given up when we…read moremet Bill Little, amazing person, just as amazing crew ,creative and an eye for detail and VALUATION that blew me away. Tight security for a massive crowd and I was nervous but we hit a home run with Bill, by the way big time estate lawyer was on hit reference list and he gave a glowing review . I told Bill I will be glad to be on his reference list he is trustworthy and meticulous.

Always Professional and Knowledgeable!! I've been there…read moreseveral times, always satisfied with the service. K.T.

I stopped here to get a watch battery replaced. I'd never been to this store before and have always…read morewanted to stop by - this was my chance. There was someone there already getting a watch battery replaced. So, while waiting, I walked around admiring their clocks and watches. They have quite a selection - great if you need a nice clock for yourself or as a gift. I took some pictures and a short video and posted them for you to see. When it was my turn, he took the watch and went in the back. It didn't take much more than five minutes for him to return with the watch working again! And the price was very reasonable, under $20. Fun store with good service.

Larc has a much larger collection of colored stones than any other jeweler in the area. (Stones in…read moreWheaton has an amazing colored stones event once a year, or did before the pandemic, but that's only once a year.) They have mineral specimens; carved jade; coins; zircons; opals; amethyst; citrine; tourmaline; tanzanite; pearls; plus the standards (emerald/sapphire and I assume ruby). They also have an impressive estate selection and a small sale case with some real bargains, in addition to some cheap stone bracelets and clearly labeled rhinestone earrings as starter jewelry. In addition to the usual jewelry they carry large stone cabochone pendants, and a selection of stone and stone chip beads (these last are estate, I think). As I write this they also have a couple of boxes of goodies to rummage through that are deeply discounted (freshwater pearls! silver! stone!), starting at $5 or so which is fun and a bit dangerous to one's wallet. I have had stones set here, purchased estate pieces, and purchased one ring from some kind of a jeweler's look book they pulled out when showing me settings. As a note, if you really prefer silver to gold they can work with that. The colored stones are phenomenal. They mostly follow current fashion, as one would expect, but if you want something different they'll work with you. Prices are rather high ($1500 for a ring is not unusual), however the selection can't be beat, and prices are occasionally negotiable, particularly if you've been ambushed by several pieces in the estate case at once. And they get points for having affordable goodies you won't find at other high-end jewelers, so they've got range. When Yelp defined 5 stars as "as good as it gets," this would be a 4 star review; however now that 4 stars is merely good, I have to go 5. If this place has a sale, which I don't think they do often, run, do not walk.

I brought in a number of inherited family watches . I wanted to to see if they could be fixed There…read morewas only one they said could be fixed. It was an old Clinton. I found out from a reputable company. , They didn't fix it. They replaced the original mechanism which was wind up with a new battery operated mechanism . That's not what I wanted. I want the original to be fixed. There's nothing I can do about it now the old mechanism is gone. It needed a new strap. I told them what I want. They chose the strap and put it on. The first one didn't fit. I brought it back They exchanged it. The second one didn't fit either I'll be bringing it in for an exchange. In the meantime, the crown fell off the watch. Luckily, I found it. I'll be bringing it in for that to be put back on. I also brought in my gold Tag watch for repairs. The issue with that one was also the crown. They replaced the crown with what they said was a tag crown. It still was not working I could not change the time. In order to change the day and time you have unscrew it then pull out the crown twice a little bit for the time then a little bit more for the date. I brought it back in. It was still under the year warranty. They sent it out to their watchmaker again. It came back with a different crown. The new crown second one was way too big. It was obvious when you looked at it. It barely fits in the opening, and you still cannot unscrew it then pull it out to change the time and date. I happen to be in Las Vegas I had the watch with me I was brought it to Tourneau, for those who don't know , that is one of the most reputable Swiss watch companies there is. They looked at my watch, of course said I should've brought it to an authorized tag dealer. Lark's watch repair did such a poor job. They said there were two screws missing on the inside. The crown was the totally wrong one for my watch and it had not been resealed and was very susceptible to getting water in it . overall lark did a terrible job on my Tag and I feel scammed me on my Clinton. I had paid $200 for the original repairs for the Tag . I don't remember what I paid for the Clintons " repair "bringing it to an authorized tag dealer probably would've cost me $500 to $700. I am now passed the one year warranty date. I'll be bringing both watches back in hoping to get my $200 back, so I can have the money to send it to somebody who knows how to fix a Tag watch. I'm sure they can replace the crown on the Clinton, but nothing can change my disappointment that there is a modern mechanism inside my vintage watch.