Not a HUGE selection, but there were some very nice items…read more Cardigan, work,out top, and a lounge set for $24. And all for charity. Win, win.

There really isn't much here, BUT if you look closely you'll likely find something. I found a sign…read moreand a dvd about Chicago history so it's kewl. Plus it's in downtown Barrington right by the Anderson Chocolate Shop, check em all out!

Always a fun experience with my girlfriends The selection…read moreof items are incredible. Hats, shoes, jewelry, housewares, you can always a great value when shopping ! The associates were helpful and store is stocked full of a vast array of styles

Tina and her staff are all so friendly and helpful! Tons of designer, purses, and clothing. I don't…read morethink I've ever been in there and not found at least one treasure. Farm Rio, Armani, Kate spade, Alexis bittar just to name a few. Extensive jewelry collection featuring pins, necklaces, bracelets, old, and new designer, and just unique . I have been consigning there for at least 10 years now and I couldn't be happier with that process as well.

Tried Tru Bleu Boutique for the 1st time. It has a cool vibe with unique clothing, jewelry and…read moregifts. With a combination of regular price & sale items, makes for a good value. The "Just In" rack is awesome to catch the newly added items. Staff was very helpful. Coming soon on May 1st is the Mother's Day Pop-up shop along with other local boutiques/shops. It did not disappoint. Thank you!!

I love this boutique. They have a stylish collection of quality ladies' apparel, beautifully…read moredisplayed. Jen is so helpful with suggestions and selections. This is one small community business I will always support.

First time at this thrift store. Clean and we'll organized. The staff are welcoming and pleasant to…read moretalk to. I am truly impressed with the aggressive pricing. They get an A+ for the lowest prices in the area. Highly recommended.

staff are great...Paul is a great boss he makes the store clean as well as Sue and Karen.I have…read morebeen going there for 30 years. It use to be a dump and mean employes!!! Paul changed it and made it into a 1st class store,Keep up the good work

Amazing thrift store. Wide selection of items in great condition. From furniture to clothing,…read morewedding dresses and casual clothing, entire sets of fine china, bedding, anything anyone could possibly need. All items are reasonably priced.

LOVE THIS PLACE, the most organized thrift spot I've ever seen. They have a rewards program that…read morekeeps you informed. Stop in for the 25% off glass and crystal sale. It's a win win!

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.

You never know what treasures you'll find at House of Hope! Prices are about the same as goodwill…read more The staff are always really sweet and helpful too.

I wanted to share my experience donating to House of Hope so others know what to expect…read more I called ahead because I had a large amount of sewing and embroidery items to donate. I was honest that everything was in decent condition--not perfect, but still usable. I was told I could bring everything in. When I arrived and opened my trunk, the gentleman helping immediately made a snide comment: "You know we're not a refuge place, we're a thrift store." That was surprising and honestly off-putting, especially since I had already explained everything over the phone. I asked for a manager, and they pointed out that one of my sewing bags had dust on it and said they couldn't accept it in that condition. I understand having standards, but this felt excessive for donated goods. I guess if you had a Birkin bag but it had a little dust on it or wasn't in perfect condition, they wouldn't take that either. It left me wondering--are you a resale shop or a retail store? If the expectation is that everything must be near-perfect, that should be clearly communicated upfront. Otherwise, it feels unreasonable for a donation-based operation. I mean House of Hope is getting this stuff for FREE. I respect that they have policies and that the organization is volunteer-run, but the overall interaction came across as dismissive and overly picky. If I had known the expectations were this strict, I would have saved myself the trip and sold the items myself or donated elsewhere. Just something to keep in mind if you're planning to donate here.