Beautiful looking place with items tastefully scattered throughout the store. You'll find stuff…read morehigh and low and tucked in between...and there's stuff upstairs and downstairs. The original church doors and windows are really pretty and make for a nice ambiance inside. Items for sale range from old glass medicine bottles and candlesticks to some furniture and paintings. There's older (vintage) items and modern produced items available. You'll see the typical goat soaps and salsas mixed in with old items. Prices are fairly high, but that's to be expected at a place that takes time to organize and display items so nicely. The overall design/feel is a copy of many other small town "vintage" shops, but this one is bigger and was built out by someone that has more money than the the people that own the smaller versions you'll find scattered in small towns across the US. My thought is that you really won't find anything worth buying. You'll likely find yourself trying to justify a purchase that you can get cheaper elsewhere. If you're looking for typical "vintage" stuff, you'll find it for way less $ at a resale shop, but you'll have to dig around a bit and will need to clean it up. Worth it for the savings and mystery, in my opinion. I don't know if this store will last, but it sure does look nice.

Charming, clean place with a combination of artisan jewelry, scented delights for the home, and…read moreantiques. Delightful space in an old converted church. Owner is charming and helpful.

This place is huge and can be a bit overwhelming because of how much there is to see! I think I've…read morebeen here three times total, and I've found at least one thing each time. We spent about an hour here and still did not see everything. The prices seem average and sometimes a bit expensive. The only thing I really dislike is seeing AI art and modern item. I think they should be more selective with their vendors. AI doesn't belong at an "antique" mall.

First time visiting. It is a very large shop. We spent one hour there and only looked at half the…read moreshop. I started off really impressed with the store. It is brightly lit. Each vendor's kiosk is clean and nicely decorated. My impression started to fall down when I used the ladies restroom and discovered that there was no toilet paper in any of the 3 stalls. Unfortunately, I didn't realize this until I had chosen a stall that I thought had paper in it. So no toilet paper for me. There are signs in the restroom advising patrons to let a staff member know if the bathroom needs attending to. I'm supposed to do your job? Shortly after we went to the check out desk. I had a simple pair of earrings. The check out desk had at least 4 women doing various tasks. Only 1 woman was checking out the customer before us. I honestly don't mean to sound disrespectful, but whenever you have 3 elderly customers huddled around the check out desk with the one cashier, it is a sure bet that the transaction is going to take an extra long time. And that it did. None of the other 3 women acknowledged me to signal that they could check me out so I didn't have to wait for the 3 elderly people to finish. After about 5 minutes one of the managers signaled to me "one moment". So I expected her to put down the task she was working on and check me out. Didn't happen. She continued to do her task as did the other 2 women and I continued to wait! After another 5 minutes or so, a worker came to the check out desk, set up and finally checked me out. I did not appreciate having to wait at least 10 minutes (maybe more?) to check out when I was the only one in line. IMO, a customer waiting to check out should take precedence over clerks doing other tasks. I want to return to look through the other half of the store that I did not have time to see. But frankly, the check out experience left a bad taste in my mouth so I am not in a hurry to return.

Walking in felt very familiar. I'm not sure if that's because I may have visited this store so long…read moreago I forgot, or because the workers were so welcoming and friendly upon my arrival. This is a great spot if you're in the mood to shop or just meander. With vendors upon vendors, it's almost as if you're shopping at a bunch of mini stores. Handmade items, vintage goods, collectables to items you didn't even know existed. I've been to quite a few of these consignment type stores and I was very impressed at how organized and clean this market was. They even have a cute area in the back with free coffee, little snack samples and a place to rest your feet. The prices range from vendor to vendor but overall seemed pretty reasonable. I was impressed they have essentially a whole jewelry store in here where you can not only purchase jewelry but they repair items as well and were very informative. The space is a large warehouse-type of building with its own large parking lot making it very easily accessible.

Stopped in on the way through town to finds many booths with a variety of items, not just vintage -…read moresome new and some homemade. There was also a jewelry counter towards the middle of the store and what looked like maybe a coffee stand at the back. Bathrooms were located at the back of the bathroom. The vendors/staff were friendly, talkative, and eager to help us gather Royal Haeger. Some vendors had very reasonable prices while others were very expensive. They wrapped and boxed our items - sadly one of our purchased pieces didn't make it in the box when we left. An easy stop if you are in the area and/or if you need a gift for just about any type of event.

Fun place to look through and you will probably find a few things you want to buy. VERY expensive…read moreso be prepared to pay top doller, HOLLA!!

I found everything I could have possibly wanted here. I collect toys and such, this spot had…read morecollectors items at perfect prices. The staff were beyond friendly and there was just good energy in the store from start to finish! I will be back to shop here again! Thank you!

Several of the vendors from Wolff's Flea Market in Palatine moved over here when WFM closed, so we…read moredecided to drive up and take a look. Definitely a different flavor than WFM but not bad. Lots of items to chose from, prices are decent and vendors are very helpful.

It's stuffy in here and dark. It shouldn't be considered an…read moreantique store though. It has a lot of Hispanic items to buy, food, clothes, the usual Asians selling cheap toys, car stereos, decals for cars, bling for cars etc. I would consider if you want something like this, visit the Elgin Mall instead, it is much more open and there's better lightning.

We love the depot market. Is a real hidden gem in Dundee. It's right down the street from the Dairy…read moreQueen. It's open seasonally every Saturday morning. There are usually about 15-30 sellers selling all kinds of crafts, antiques, records, plants... you will never know what you'll find, we have sold at the market several times and it could be a better friendly place to sell. It's the best, there are also allot of restaurants in the area to grab lunch after

Lots of old vintage items to look at, kinda small though. I…read morewouldn't bring a bag just incase you knock something over. He is nice and friendly.

Bob's Trading Post is an interesting shop. This shop sells new and used items... everything from…read moreguitars, to jewelry, to swords and collectible knives, to fire arm accessories, to used cameras. This shop pretty much has it all, and their prices aren't too bad either. One warning: no food, no drinks, and don't you dare use your cell phone in this store, or you will be asked to take your call outside. This set of rules is clearly posted on the door.

One of my favorite thrift stores in the area…read more The prices have gone way up though but going on sale days and taking advantage of points make it worth the trip despite them changing their point system. I would've given them five stars years ago but the pricing and point system makes it a three though if I could I'd give it a 3.5 Still recommend trying it out though! Great book selection always!

Why are items on the floor if you won't sell them? I have…read morespent hours in this store searching for an item only to find it has no price tag. The staff then refuses to sell it to me, stating they cannot because it's unpriced. This is a terrible policy. If an item is on the floor, it should be available for purchase, and the store should be able to quickly determine a price. By turning customers away, you are losing easy business. Frankly, I know the second I leave, that item will be put back out with some randomly chosen, overpriced number on it anyway. The refusal to make a sale over a simple missing tag shows a serious disregard for customer time and loyalty.

Went back here after a quality experience my first time coming in a few months ago, and again,…read moreCraig exceeded my expectations, worked within my borderline inappropriately quick timeline, and provided a 10 outta 10 customer experience. Craig didn't ask for a review but since he loved my dog so much, provided legit customer service, and in addition was fun to talk to, I didn't have a choice to follow up w/ my previous review. 5 stars, period.

Great service great repair price very friendly and knows what they are doing. Will definitely returnread more

Appears to be closed. Window says they're in the building across street, but the building is empty…read more The shop itself is currently mostly empty and shelves being broken down.

From the owner: You know how you go into thrift or vintage stores and you maybe find 2-3 really awesome things?…read moreThis place is like a collection of every awesome thing you would ever find in any antique/thrift store and put into one building just for you to browse through. We also provide: Prop Rental Special Effects Make-up Custom Art Orders Event Space Rental at our Store Art Classes