​I was really looking forward to visiting again. I drove an hour and a half from Chicago only to…read morefind you closed, despite your listed hours saying you were open. When I called, I was told you "had other plans." ​While I shouldn't be angry, this is the second time I've made the drive on a Sunday only to find the shop unexpectedly closed. That's a significant inconvenience. ​I did, however, park in the back and noticed some items that looked fantastic--the shop seems incredibly well-stocked with antiques, which is a huge plus. The items inside and the things in the yard suggest a great selection. I appreciate that, but the unreliability of your hours makes me hesitant to try a third time. Cant comment on the value, as nothing i saw had prices. So cant speak of the value. Maybe, maybe not next time?

Nice chat with friendly owner at Pop's! So many fun things…read moreto see abs buy! Our group was 9 ladies on a 4 day RT 66 trip. So fun!!!

Man, it's a GOOD thing I live nowhere near this store, or I'd be in big trouble…read more My mom discovered this gem of antique goodness about a year ago when she found me a vintage bird cage as a gift. She finally brought me in there last fall on our way out to Starved Rock, and had I not needed to save money for Xmas gifts, I would've likely gone crazy... Plan on giving this store at LEAST an hour. There are 2 levels, and it's not that the place is that large...there's just that much crammed in here. The first floor holds clothing, outerwear, jewelry, accessories (shoes, gloves, bags), housewares, furniture, collectibles, etc. (The owner has, by far, the LARGEST selection of vintage hats I have ever seen and they are in impeccable condition...) My coolest find that day: Huge wooden yarn spools (easily half the price of what you'd pay on the internet or anywhere in Chicago.) Speaking of $$, her prices are reasonable, and she's very willing to make deals. And for the GUYS: the entire basement of the store is full of old tools, printers' drawers, trunks, signs, even a lobster trap! If Anthropologie discovers this place, I'm screwed...but that's great for Country At Heart!!

This store has been in town for many years. The owner is not native to marseilles; however, he has…read moretaken an active role in community events and concerns. He and his family have definitely made Marseilles their home and are very active in all-things Marseilles. He is an unofficial city historian, too, and enjoys talking about "the good ol' days." He is friendly, personable, knowledgable, and seems to be an all-round good egg. His store is large and has numerous and varying items. He freely admitted it was "a bit dusty," when I visited. It is and a good dusting would do. He has so many goodies that it will take you a while to look through it all. If you do not see something you want, just ask as he has rooms full of goodies else where. Prices of some items seem a bit high but he tries to work with you. Each time I have purchased an item I have been satisfied with the price, of course. I really enjoy the store, which is protected by Tabatha the kitty. There is so much to see and Tabatha just might escort you through the shop. Definitely stop in. It is worth it.

Great store! It was clean and uncluttered with an ample selection of merchandise. Other stores…read morearound were crowded and unkempt. After searching the other shops for our unique item, we found it at Antiques and Uniques.

A really great selection of antiques! Diane is a sole owner--not an antique mall. She's usually…read morepretty fair with her prices and has her shop set up in a way that it's themed in a cute way. Some historical Fairbury stuff in there as well. Most of the downtown shops are closed on Monday including this store.

We stopped in on a whim during a trip. This place is huge, lots of cool things to see…read more We bought a lovely pair of toasting flutes and a matching bud vase. Prices seemed reasonable to me. Staff is friendly.

If you like treasure hunting this is a large place to visit. But as usual booth vendors set their…read moreown prices and I personally found it to be too high. Since I don't buy from Antique malls generally it's fun for nostalgia to look around. You never know!

Very friendly staff, Lots of cool items, constantly changing in, and reasonable prices. Maria and…read morePaul are super knowledgeable and friendly!- I stop by every time I am in town.

From the owner: The Flea Thrift strives to make your second hand shopping experience a positive one. No trying to…read morelook thru a bunch of clutter. The store is kept organized and stocked with a wide variety of items. There is art, antiques, retro clothing, furniture, and much more. If you are looking for something in particular and you don't see it in the store, then please let us know. We have a stock of items stored offsite. If you find yourself in need of assistance cleaning out a home, apartment, or storage area, then please contact us. We can make arrangements to meet with you regarding the possibility of us taking on the disposal, resale, or donation of your household goods and furniture.

I was excited about checking this establishment especially since my wife referred it to me on her…read morerecent adventure here. I actually had a great time here! This store had so many great hidden gems that you can check out. It's a well organized store that the average antique enthusiast can spend hours at. It's two floors too! What ruined my experience was that the lady at the front desk grew irate at me and my wife saying that we were driving her crazy because we were the only people at the store and she wanted to close the store down early I assume because the store closes in 15 minutes. The lady then gave my wife an attitude because she was trying to make a purchase and the card reader wasn't working. I pulled out some cash and tried to be as friendly as possible. I will not come back here again! Be courteous I only gave 2 stars instead of 1.

Moved to Wilmington several years ago, and Milltown is probably the largest antique store in the…read moreWilmington proper. It must have 20k sqft floor space if not bigger. I enjoy casually browsing thru the two floors with zero sales pressures. Very quiet with only a dozen or so shoppers most of the time. If you are a nostalgia buff, making a route 66 mini tour or grand tour, this is a must stop. Can spend half hour to couple hours, depending on your antique curiosities!

Great little shop with tons of treasures. The owner is very helpful if you are looking for…read moresomething particular. The hometown hospitality is there. You can spend the day in Chillicothe. There are many unique shops -especially on 2nd street- along with some great "eats" as well. Looking 4 Treasures is definitely worth the look.

From the owner: Rare Finds, Weekly Facebook Auctions, Family-Owned and Operated, Antique Store, Thrift Store…read more Products: Black Crow Candles, Books, Certain Consignment Items, Collectable Dolls, Furniture, Glasses, Home Décor, Home Goods, Light Fixtures, Movies, Puzzles, Rare Collectables, Sports Collectables, Tools, Women's Accessories, Tarts, Sprays Services: Antique Store, Takes Donations, Consignment, Showroom Floor. Location Facts: Southside of Downtown Chillicothe.

This place is MASSIVE!!! Everything from soup to nuts...China to tools!…read moreSalt N pepper shakers....just about everything! Several little rooms full of hidden treasures..

I wish places like this would think about disabled people. it's a one and done. can't ge…read morethrough to look at things. Isles are stuffed. so are the spaces themselves. we were there 1 time. unfortunately we will not be back.

This place is my new favorite antique store Emporium that I can't wait to come back for. The staff…read morehere was very friendly upon walking in but not only that. This place is absolutely massive it is a treasure trove of artifacts with three floors to search and find anything and everything imaginable. This store puts most of the antique stores in Illinois to shame just because of what it offers. Formally this place was a senior living center and I am happy that they repurposed the building for something like this. There's an elevator and it moves very slowly. What's even cooler is that at the checkout they have beer in the cooler! How awesome is that besides all the snacks and munchies. I can't believe this business has been open for well over a year and a half this place is truly a hidden gem. Prices here are pretty good compared to most antique stores. Immense parking across the street or Park on the street. Highly recommend stopping in!

Wow is about how I can sum up this store!! There's an absolute plethora of goods and things to look…read moreat and buy. From vintage to new and everything in between your shirt to find something that you like. Prices are based on each individual booth so somewhere better than others but we did walk away with fear or four things from different booths. The staff is very polite and helpful. I can't wait to come back and see what new treasures we can find.

Just the cutest shop owned by one of the sweetest ladies! You are sure to find a treasure while…read morevisiting!

This is the cutest store ever. I almost didn't walk in but I am glad that I did. They have lots of…read morefun things for the home. From antique furniture, throw pillows, local art, candles, home decor and much more. Usually when I see these cute boutiques my first thought is that they are going to be way overpriced, however that is not the case with this store. Great prices and the gal working there was really nice and helpful. I didn't buy anything this trip but will be going back to pick up some of the items I wish I would have bought. Very glad I popped in!