Nice selection of China, crystal and glassware (many complete sets at very reasonable prices)…read more The clothing is a step up from most thrift shops. Well curated store.

I'm so glad I found this place. It's a gem of a thrift store. The prices are a bit higher but the…read moreclothes are of higher quality. I bought a coat heavy fall for $25 and it is slightly old fashioned but beautiful. I have gotten three compliments about it from strangers. I also got a very pretty sweater there. Great service, too.

We do not have one of these at home. This is way better…read morethan Amazon treasure hunt online. There's something fabulous about going through these bins of random products not knowing what you will find. The experience was super fun. The people who go there can be real a$$ holes so I do not think that's a reflection of the business, but just lousy people can be. You hear the big winners who win things like an iPad or a PlayStation or something but if you set your expectations to be reasonable for a $20-30 item that's $6-8 then I feel like I won ( over 50%off!) What did I get? Korak Legos ( over $20), a visual timer( over 50), and a picture box (about $30) for signs that change color which sadly did not have all the letters so will require a little extra work to print up new letters in Order to use the product Because today was eight dollar day, I went big and bought a mystery box. The unboxing was so much fun. Just the horror on my husband's face while I unpacked was worth every penny. But I did find some great deals like insect killer refill that works for the exact product, we have at home. We got swimsuits and 12 really nice iPhone cases that are exactly the same, hiking shoes that fit, my friend, dog food, snacks, Mom blankets. I think a total of three, and a Mom plaque that says I love you. I felt that the store loved me more than the love my family shows me because I've never had so many products in one place in my life. I included a photo of part of me unboxing box. Rule number one, do not open the box. They will open it for you in the back and you can check it out like I said there's some really lousy people there. Who cannot follow the rules and are super rude. They will kick you out if you break the rules Oh and 3 of the cutest babies who were so so good despite the chaos

A really fun shopping experience for my bargain hunter friend visiting from out of town. The line…read moreat opening for was long but we got in pretty quickly. I would warn if you visit that you may get hit by shopping carts by distracted people. There is a rule that you can't open the boxes yourself, so grab your boxes quickly and then wait in the line for the opener. The owner was really nice, when we told him it was my husband's birthday he gave us a free $8 item. I got some great deals on some home organization pieces that would normally sell for $35. Overall lots of fun!

Robyns Nest is an amazing place. The clothes are wonderful and inexpensive. The staff is very…read morehelpful especially Robyn who has excellent taste in clothes and fashion.Pop in and find something fabulous.

Love this place! Stop in frequently because the store is constantly changing with high quality and…read morefashionable treasures at great prices. There is always a friendly greeting, excellent finds and a chance to help at risk kids. Guilt-free shopping? I'm in! An excellent experience all around.

So disappointed... I brought my mom here for Mother's Day, as we love to go thrift shopping, I was…read moretrying on clothes and had to leave my cart unattended, I'm not sure if a worker thought I had abandoned my cart but it was nowhere to be found once I got out the fitting room. Paced the whole store three times to try and find it and even asked an associate. I am sure it wasn't a customer cause it wouldn't make sense as I didn't really have anything "valuable" nor was it in the way of an isle. I hope to be able to keep my cart next time... left empty handed and super devastated. The fun of shopping at these locations is the rare find, it just sucks to know I might not be able to find those pieces again because of a disgruntled volunteer :/

The employees are always super friendly and happy to help! Love their deals on special colors and…read moreyou can find some good things there!!

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a nonprofit home improvement store and donation center. It has…read morea variety of gently used items They have furniture, light fixtures, building items, appliances and some new items. The inventory is consistently changing. Some of the prices were higher than I expected , but the sales goes to a good cause.

I've been to this H4H store a half dozen times, and decided to review it today. Service is…read morefriendly. They have a wider variety of household items than I expected, and the prices are generally good. Some really good items for first time home owners and renters looking to pick up some bargain furniture. This place is a bargain hunters dream. Recommended!

Greedy garbage place. Manager wouldn't consider lowering the price of an overpriced BROKEN item…read more Delusional

Close this store!!! You won't see anything here except corruption, high prices and rude sellers!…read moreThroughout the year, the same product is marked as if on a conveyor belt. If something good appears, management leaves it for its own enrichment! don't give anything here!!!

I love writing glowing five star reviews. Even more so when it's for a fantastic place that…read moresupports amazing causes. I went into Annie's Resale for the World yesterday not knowing anything more than they were a resale shop. It turns out that their profits go to several charities around the globe educating children, providing food, shelter and emergency relief to families, and strengthening local churches and community programs. A section in the shop is dedicated to photos, books & explanations of the various causes they are supporting. I walked in and Annie greeted me instantly. She was so warm & kind to me and everyone that came through. One gentlemen came in wanting to do consignment and although they don't do that, she was so helpful to him in directing him to another spot. She let me pick a coupon out of a bowl and I got 20% off my order, plus she gave me a 10% off for my next visit. I heard her explain the shop's mission to several people, including myself. They've been open just 10 months and she said the community has been great with supporting them and giving donations. She didn't realize what hard work it is to run a retail store...but I'm sure it more than pays off in the end! I must say they have some great merchandise and it's SO well priced. The selection was very well organized, very clean, tons of brand new items and the prices are just fantastic. I saw a ton of cute earrings for $2 including many new pairs. I found a really cute fall dress for $13 that is in new condition. She was telling me that the donator brought in 6 of the exact same dress and this was the last one - Score! Baby clothes were just $1 each. Their dressing rooms are much nicer than any I've seen in any retail store, let alone a thrift shop. Beautiful curtains on the doors and nice seats inside, beautiful mirrors and decor. I was shocked when I went in to try on my dress! Anyone going to this small shop can be confident they are getting a great price, clean & well worth it merchandise and you should feel warm & fuzzy inside knowing you've helped in some tiny way. Annie's Resale for the World is just across the street from me so I see myself popping in here quite a bit! You can also volunteer here a few hours each week!

The only reason I knew this place existed was because a friend of mine volunteers here. If she…read morehadn't told me about it, I'm not sure I would have ever bothered to check it out. You can't tell much from the outside, but inside, you discover the heart of this organization. Yelp needs to know about this place!! This is not Goodwill. It's not a large store filled with tons of kitschy and mediocre clothes. Nothing is broken. There are no holes. There are no disinterested employees. It is small. It is cute. It is a little pricier than typical resale stores. It is hit or miss. But it is amazing. The clothes are high-quality. Books and media are in great shape. The jewelry is exquisite. The staff is so friendly and attentive. And they have dressing rooms! Beautiful dressing rooms with cute curtains and little lamps. And purple! Lots of purple. The thing that really sets this place apart from other resale shops are the partners -- people on missions all over the world. When the items within the shop are sold, the proceeds are donated to different partners across the globe: leaders that are educating children, providing food, shelter, and relief to families, and strengthening local churches and community programs. So if you really want to give back to the community, I mean REALLY give back -- to the world, consider stopping here for some of your purchases or donations.

Only when I checked Yelp, did I realize my wife and I have been to this Goodwill before in the past…read more4 years. We had hit the other Goodwill in Arlington Heights a couple hours before, and my wife was happy in what she found. So she continued her shopping luck here and ended up buying more tops and skirts, a denim jacket, and a Chicago Bulls branded gym bag for our niece (she has just started playing competitive basketball).

Overpriced. $75.00. $39.99, $49,99 for pictures, some of the clothes are 18.99. The highest I've…read moreseen was $500 for a statue that sit for nearly two months. Furthermore, stop marking the lamps at 29.99- 39,00 only for the employees to use their discounts and purchase the item for much less, then after talking about it on the floor. (I do have the rest of the clips, but here is a peep of the video). This is a management issue at this point. I don't want to hear there's something is wrong with their pricing scanner, unless Goodwill is hiring the visually impaired to mark items. You can fix up your store, make it organize, clean it and it still won't matter if your overly priced with used items, dealing with employee bad attitudes and entering a non-friendly store. you will not get a welcome at this store by the women. Donate to salvation Army. Their clothes are much cheaper, they still have %50 off day, (goodwill does not), reasonable priced, helpful friendly, and also will help you if you're in need of assistant (bills)

Great place to shop there's always something there I can find!…read more The owners are really nice and helpful. This is one of my favorite shops in Arlington Heights.

Didn't even acknowledge we had entered the store. No hello no nothing. He was busy speaking to…read moresomeone he obviously knew very well. As when the bell on the door rang he didn't even look up. Just gave me vibes that I didn't like . Not to mention severely overpriced. You must not like money? What a joke. It's very clear we were not a priority or serviced at all. And that comes off as you don't want a certain type of person in your store. Disappointed. Won't be back. Was prepared to spend upwards of $2,000. Guess me and my money aren't good enough for thrill vintage.

We love that WINGS supports women and children. So, when we have things to donate, this is usually…read moreour first choice. I don't think I've ever been in their retail store before, but have dropped off goods many times over the years. We're purging our house of 20 years of accumulated stuff. When you arrive, they have a door for dropping off donations. We've given them clothes, nick-nacks, paintings, glassware, and more. They take everything with a smile. We'll continue to drop off merchandise as we have it. And, perhaps next time we go I'll stop into their store. The reviews are certainly good.

WINGS Resale is my favorite donation center in the area. They take all types of donations from…read moreclothes, shoes, handbags, accessories, home decor, furniture, and more. It's easy to drop off donations at their back door which is separate from the store entrance. All items are organized, priced, and resold in the store. Walking around, resale items are very fairly priced and in good condition. Their profits from the store go toward supporting families fleeing domestic violence. What a great way to give back and help those in need! Donation Hours Daily: 10am - 5pm* Tip: They have locations in Schaumburg, Arlington Heights, and Niles. Pro Tip: Check out their daily discount specials before heading over to browse their great selections.