Pricing is horrendous. Been coming here for awhile, but its pricing is too high to continue…read more Downers Grove and WillowBrook have much better stuff with more reasonable pricing.

Just your average Goodwill, but didn't find much here but a few signs so that's cool. Extra point…read moreof that alone.

Don't pick up anything off the shelves as your going to accidentally break something else!! All the…read moreshelves are just stuff put on top of stuff and why doesn't it sell because they doubled their price! No more vintage clothes?? At a thrift store!! Wanted an 80's - 2000's party dress none here. No funky unique clothing here! Looks more like a kohl's clothing rack! All more modern clothing but at almost retail price for USED clothing!! $12.99 a used sweater - No thanks! And they don't sell pajamas? Why I have no idea!! I need some warmer sleeping lounge pants. $8.99 here - brand new at Walmart - yup $8-10 range!! And the music? Felt like I was at the Aria hotel in Vegas? It's faced pace dance music. While I am browsing and shopping? Isn't the idea to keep us in the store longer and not feel rushed? Maybe they know that the younger crowd and grandmas shops there but separately. But us young people shop there because we want the same stuff grandma's want at thrift pricing. Oh and the cashier changed the price on me. Twice! First item It had 2 tags at $1.99 and she said no I priced this item this morning at 4.99? I was like what!! Then A handmixer had a tag of $1.99 in a really weird spot! but she ripped the tag and said it should be $3.99. These tags once removed leave a residue so people don't take the tags off and reduce the price!! I should have asked for a manger! I declined the 2 items because you guessed it a new handmixer at Walmart is $7! Rather but it new and know it works and it's new!! And then she didn't like the fact that I got $4 plate at $2 because it was the color of the day? So what's the problem here I was going to ask? SMH Goodwill has lost its way! Just go to kohl's and Walmart - similar prices and IT'S NEW!!

Of all the Goodwill locations this one is by far the best one. Never have I ever gone to a thrift…read morestore and it had everything I needed and in amazing condition! They have a dressing room thankfully and their selection is immense. I purchased a peacoat which was really hard to find! Even a Tommy Bahama Shirt at a bargain with a Christmas sweater! I purchased some other stuff but saved myself hundreds compared to going to a big box store! It's pricy compared to other thrift stores but it was worth it

This place was a cool little Hidden Gem that me and my wife almost passed up. This place is an…read moreartisan Market where you can find a variety of vintage clothing and unexpected finds to say the least. There's a small little upstairs section but it didn't have too much. There's also a standalone store that is not connected to the building , it has its own separate entrance but that place has really great candles. It's a great place that me and my wife spend about an hour at. No changing rooms if you want to try something on but they have a restroom that they let us use.

Just a bunch of T shirts and some jackets for guys ..not a lot of anything in here. Nothing fancyread more

It's alright. I'm sure there's something to be found, but I didn't see much and there wasn't too…read moremany unique things I could find.

It may take a couple days to full go through what this place has. It can be dark in some rooms and…read moredirty, but it's worth it!

I love thrift stores, antique store, and garage sales. But in the Chicagoland prices are insane,…read moreeveryone seems to thing they have gold. On tv show you see people getting awesome things for very cheap, but I've never experienced it, that is until now. This place is absolutely amazing! This place is exceptionally dirty, unorganized, and has no rhyme or reason, and I wouldn't have it any other way! It is a thrifters dream. Don't wear something nice, you will get dirty. If you have allergies, take a Claritin before hand. It is worth a visit, trust me! They have furniture, China, glassware, lamps, art, kitchen stuff, old nuts/bolts/fittings, old tools, and more. They have a little bit of everything. It's a labyrinth of small paths, dead ends, strange rooms, all full to the ceiling with stuff, literally stuff hanging from the ceiling.

Today after my Mom's appointment, I took her over to the "New Beginnings Thrift Store"down the…read morestreet from my Mom's doctor. My Mom needed to go to the bathroom so we walked towards the back and there was a lady in a little office with the door open. She said, with an attitude, you can't be back here! I said, I'm sorry we were looking for the bathroom? She said, we don't have a public bathroom! I asked if my Mom could please use theirs and she said No! You can walk down to the end of the block to the laundry mat and use theirs! I said, she's 91, I don't think she can make it that far. Sorry she can't use ours! I took mom to the car, got her wheelchair, wheeled her to the laundry mat and got her to the bathroom. The other people in the store heard the manager and were appalled! I understand that they have rules, but sometimes they need to have an ounce of compassion for someone who can barely walk, who's close to a century old! This is just wrong! The manager's name is Tabitha Kosch, who is pictured on their website, holding her certificate for life coaching, claiming that she maintains the highest clinical, ethical and Biblical standards. I think they need to re-examine who they are putting into their management positions! As long as she is there, me and my entire family and all of our friends will not enter this store again!

This is a wonderful nonprofit thrift store with a religious background. It is in a small building…read morebut is spotless and carries gently used items. If you need kitchenware, vintage items, craft supplies, tchotchkes, furniture, decore, jewelry, etc... this is a great place to shop. All proceeds benefit women needing assistance. We stop in as often as possible because there is such a turnover of goods. The prices are reasonable, staff and volunteers are always, polite, friendly and professional. My only improvements for them would be to have a bigger building ( I know this is not possible now) and to be open on Saturdays, but I understand this store is mainly ran by volunteers. If you need to downsize and donate items, I strongly suggest you take your gently used goods to this thrift store. They do NOT take clothing, which is a nice change for a resale shop. Stop in but remember they are closed on the weekends as far as I know. They do have a Facebook page.

Charles is amazing! The merchandise is breathtaking! I remember when he had a multi drawer cabinet…read morewith old postcards. I could just sit there all day reading them. The older furniture is just as incredible. I will always recommend his stores!

Paraphernalia is a gem. I use the word in the most literal sense, because if you walk toward the…read moreback of the shop you'll find some of the most beautiful jewelry in Will County. There's aquamarine and opal earrings, peridot and garnet bracelets, diamond and pearl necklaces, emerald and ruby bands...you'll be in awe by the selection inside the long glass cases. I began going as a kid, tagging along with my dad when he would buy my mom piece of jewelry for a special occasion. I loved accompanying him and having a say in what he should get her. The last few years I've gone on my own, spending many hours trying on diamond engagement rings and wedding sets. Sue, the owner, has always been gracious (and patient) in letting me wear and admire ring after ring. Some of her rings have a good story behind them, and I always enjoy hearing where certain pieces came from, their style, etc. (Fun fact: her oldest ring is over 200 years old!) Last December, I FINALLY bought a ring from Paraphernalia, which I like to refer to as my "back up engagement ring". The antique engagement ring--dating back to the 1890s--has a row of five stones of mine-cut diamonds and alternating sapphires. It's simple, it's elegant, and--most importantly--it's from an antique from a shop I cherish. For those of you looking for a piece of jewelry, I encourage you to pay a visit to Paraphernalia before walking into any other jewelry store. Once you see all that glistens and sparkles inside Sue's glass cases, you're going to want to stay awhile and try on all of them.

I was BEYOND impressed by this gem of a store this evening. Owner is friendly, professional and as…read morehelpful as another review here states. Clean store and washroom. I appreciated the size and location of the fitting room. Good variety of items and sizes. I found a stylish black trench coat that I LOVED. Its' price didn't break the bank....even better. I will definitely be back, and will be encouraging others to check this boutique out.

So awesome to have a cute little boutique to shop over the lunch hour in downtown Joliet! The space…read moreis modern with cute touches throughout. It is definitely a shopping experience. The owner Diane greets you immediately upon entry and makes you feel welcome. She is such a fabulous fashionista! She has great ideas for creating fashionable combinations at affordable prices. I scored a unique scarf for an upcoming trip and can't wait to return to purchase more cute pieces! If you have a special occasion and want to make sure no one else has on a duplicate outfit - try "It Is Amazing" before you ordering online.