Aimee pretty much summed this up…read more They now take credit cards for a nominal fee!

Double Blessings Resale is a twice-a-year event held in the Dupage County Fairgrounds exhibition…read morewarehouses. I call it a resale extravaganza. During the second weekend in March and the second weekend in September, up to five exhibition halls are filled with gently used children's clothing, toys and baby gear at very reasonable prices. I was able to get about 30 clothing items, 2 pairs of shoes and 2 toys for my little one for less than $100. All designer and brand name children's clothing and very good quality (barely used and well-kept). Some tips: Leave the kiddo's at home. They will not have fun. The exhibition halls get really hot and there is no place to sit. That being said, like any sale, get there early for the best selection. If you have to bring your baby, leave the stroller in the car and use your Baby Bjorn to carry Junior around. Mama needs TWO hands to shop! No really, they do not allow strollers in the exhibition halls. Bring your large shopping bag to help you carry your items when you shop. Better yet, bring a laundry basket, it's easier to carry all your items, go back to your car and empty items and then come back and shop in the next exhibition hall. Plan for time to browse. Don't think you will spend 10 minutes and be "In and Out". The cashier lines are long, but it's well-organized so it runs very smoothly. Cash or Check. (I honestly don't remember seeing a Credit Card sign) This is run by a Mom's group so they understand the importance of value and quality in children's merchandise. You will not see beaten-up or out-dated equipment/baby gear. Every volunteer that I encountered was so up beat and friendly (even for early in the morning)

Very easy to pick toys online, order, pay, and pickup! Great prices!read more

The store itself is small, but has tons of clothes for babies, toddlers and kids. It's a little bit…read morepricey for some of the used clothes, but it is all brand name, ranging from Burberry to Calvin Klein, and all other sorts of high end brands. As a bonus there's even some adult clothes, and brand name handbags for women. Definitely recommend checking this pace out if you want brand name clothes for your kids at a discounted price.

Well BBB and other Bed Bath and Beyond brands are closing, and since I was out in the suburbs I…read morethought I'd take a look and see if there was anything I needed for the new one. The discounts weren't great so I didn't find much worth buying. The place was pretty picked over at the time (just under a week ago) but there were still a fair number of kid's clothes, pacifiers, and that sort of thing. They also had some toys and car seats remaining.

Selection - 4 Value - 4…read moreService/Experience - 0/1 The biggest challenge is customer service.. there isn't one. I don't feel comfortable updating billing information over email, the "chat system" is a joke and there isn't a number to call. And you aren't given deliver timelines. Avoid retailer.

Best hot vanilla latte I've ever had! Cute items for sale, and their mission resonates. A nice…read moreplace to sit down for some coffee in between shopping. Can't wait to go back and try more!

I wanted to like this place, I really did, but after two visits I'm done…read more My first visit was back in January so I was unfamiliar with the ordering process. When I approached the counter no one acknowledged me so I said hi and an employee said hello back but didn't offer to take my order, so I assumed I needed to order at the tablet which is located before the seating and counter area. While placing my order, multiple people walked past me and ordered at the counter, so that was a little confusing. Those people were eating inside, though, so I thought maybe you need to use the tablet for take-out and order at the counter for eating in. To be honest, I'm still not sure. I assume if a person approaches the counter the employee should do more than just say hello and keep working, especially when I had to say it first, so that was a bit off-putting. I had perused their menu before my trip and wanted to try the breakfast pizza but when I saw it in person it looked old and dry so I decided to try the rice crispy treat instead. Well, it was so hard I had to microwave it when I got home just to be able to eat it. While it didn't taste stale, I don't think you should serve a rock hard rice crispy to someone and ask $4.50 to boot. All that said, the iced latte I ordered was exceptionally good, so I kept that in mind for the future. A few days ago I went back and ordered the same exact latte (via their app this time), just in a larger size. It tasted nothing like the one in January. Not only that, but after taking a sip and inquiring about getting some packets of sugar, I was told there were some around the corner from the counter. All I saw was fake sugar in packets and Sugar In The Raw in an open container with a spoon. Maybe I missed where the regular sugar was, I don't know. The whole area felt really disorganized and dirty which was a turn-off. For what they charge I expect fresher food and a consistent drink experience. I want to support small businesses but this place makes that hard. I won't be back.

This resale happens twice a year on the second Saturday of March and September at the DuPage County…read moreFairgrounds in Wheaton. They are packed with gently used children's clothing, toys, books, movies, bikes, baby gear and furniture! I have been able to outfit my kid here for the last 8 years! I have also been selling my kid's outgrown items here and am able to get 70% back! Sign up for their resale mailing list on their website to get notice of when seller registration starts.

After seeing a tiktok last year about Stars Resale Shop, I've been wanting to thrift here. I can't…read morebelieve I waited so long. It was full of great labels and the clothes and shoes in excellent condition. Not to mention very roomy and clean fitting rooms and the shop is meticulously organized. I walked out with an entire bag of clothes. Something I almost never do They have a housewares selection too. If I were just starting out as an adult and on a budget, I could have outfitted my whole house here. Stars gets 5 stars from me

Truly not your everyday thrift store! I went a little crazy in the crafting supplies section!…read more Amazing to me are the prices for music pieces, CD's & movie DVD's!

Great train show, I find rolling stock a plenty. I pick an occasional engine or two. Plenty of…read moreparts to be had at many vendors, most of the tables are filled with new and used trains. Your choice of N scale, HO, O gauge and other gauges also. If you don't walk out with something it's not their fault. Go early, it's packed every time. November is going to be big.

Went years ago and it was so great as far as size,amount of sellers and the selection…read moreavailable.Fast forward now ,not even close to what it was. More of a flea market,a limited amount of sellers that have a good selection . It's appreciated that those sellers hang in there so if you go at least there's something of quality to see and choose from. Maybe if the show had more monitoring with displays it could lose the flea market looks an feel. When it looks like a flea market the majority of the customers want to haggle every price. That is how you're going to lose the true trading guy sellers.