This is a great little shop in Northern IL and I will definitely return! They have a great…read moreselection for a small shop and I found a few great pieces at really reasonable prices. The shop owner was very kind and it's clear she pours her heart and soul into the place. I will definitely be back when I'm in town.

This is my absolute favorite thrift store in all of Rockford area. It's very small, and so they…read morekeep a really tightly curated collection which means that you're browsing all good stuff and no crap. The prices are always really reasonable, and regular sales mean you're often getting a deal on that. The woman who runs the store is just so sweet and so friendly, and even though there's usually some kind of Jesus radio playing in the background and I get the impression that she's really religious, she's the nice kind of Christian. I've been to other Christian thrift stores that feel uncomfortable, judgmental, and pushy but this place is just really professional and fun.

I have to say this place has really changed. It has been many many years since my last visit. The…read morestaff was very friendly and helpful when I asked a question. This is the Antique Mall to visit and shop... This is the oldest & largest in Rockford. I asked how big -- 20k sq feet with 100+ dealers. They do a fabulous job at not only keeping the place clean and organized, but its nice and cool on this hot day I visited. I really do think you can find just about anything you are looking for inside this mall. It a huge selection with dealer specializing in separate types of antiques & collectibles. My favorite is the Vintage clothing section. They have so many great items at fantastic prices. I've found some real gems here. Also, If you are into Mid Century vibes -- I saw a lot of cool items.

This place is HUGE and just full of antique treasures, large and small, including furniture (some…read moreplaces focus on smaller items only). Be prepared to take some time to walk around: there is a ton of stuff and you can really spend some time in here!

I am visiting my parents from Los Angeles and I will make this store a regular destination. Hands…read moredown the best consignment shop I've ever been to. Amazingly curated, very well organized, and you can't beat the prices for the quality. They also carry never worn clothes and shoes for super cheap. The woman who helped us was very nice.

Popped in for ten min and stayed for an hour. So much to see and so well laid out. Friendly staff,…read moregood quality clothing items. Lots of really beautiful jewelry, a hidden gem of a discovery. We will be back again soon!

I found this place via Facebook. My sister, mom and i LOVE thrift store, Joanna Gaines refurbished…read moretype stuff, so we wanted to try it out. It's located downtown rockford, the do have street parking available, as well as some reserved spots to the left of the building. All the trinkets and furniture is from the rockford rescue mission thrift store and is refurbished by the Women's life Recovery program and some local 815 artists. The best part? 100% of the proceeds go to the Rockford Rescue Mission. The furniture that i saw today was SO nicely done, and honestly a fraction of the price of most places I've been in the area. There's picture frame, kitchen utensils, pillows, jewelry, baskets, something for everyone's taste and it's all hand remade! I LOVE the concept, the staff was SO friendly and eager to explain everything to us. They are currently working on a couple more tables and other furniture pieces i cannot wait to see what they put out next. If you love refurbished items and your not a DIY type person this is your place ! Check it out.

Found an awesome LTD guitar for $285 and it was one of the best things I e spent money onread more

So it was out first time there and supposedly people really like the store so we drove an hour away…read moreto check it out. Very very clean and nice store, extremely organized. But... we expected more Quality items but instead there are plenty of booths with 3D printing toys, items from AliExpress and Temy, while glass cabinets of shampoo, soaps and conditioner and even old Bath and Body works products. Some booth has really nice kitchen items and organized beautifully but prices out of this world. As people who do toy shows and selling $$$$ of vintage toys, we definitely don't have a competition there, but as a customer I don't have an urge going back there at all. I was looking at CD, DVDs and Vinyl and most of that's stuff wasn't organized and I got tired of looking. Also you can buy physical media cheaper at record stores. Most of theirs are $5 a piece. It's too much for DVD less it's more desirable. So I am not sure how I feel about it. Same with CDs and vinyl. There is definitely no 70-90s toys, saw maybe a couple here and there. It's really good and clean store. But nothing to come back to.

We just happened to spot this shop after eating at Lucha Cantina for lunch; so glad we did! What a…read morenicely curated array of vintage and antique items, from toys and clothes to jewelry and home decor. Nicely priced, and the lady running the place was friendly and low-key. Will definitely return!

Stopped by while in town for my friends' wedding this fall. So many different items and some cool…read morevintage pieces for fair pricing! The staff was so personable and let us browse at our pace.

My faith in Truly Treasured has been restored! I'm very happy to say that the owner came through of…read moreher own accord, and made things right! I am truly appreciative and happy with this business! Thank you!!

This location is no longer an antique mall - apparently it burned down during the pandemic. It's…read morenow a jewelry store with consignments from estate sales. Simply posting for others who may be looking for antiques in the area.

It seemed like this mall was mostly filled with trinkets and thrift store finds; art and smalls…read more Prices were not high, they had paperback books for a buck, and the lady working was friendly, but none of the merchandise really stood out to me. There were rooms and rooms full of stuff, and some of the areas were dead ends so you had to turn around and go back the way you came in. The mall was up two flights of stairs, however there was a chair lift available.