My current favorite in the chain of Village Discounts, this small thrift store is well priced and…read morehas a good rotation of stuff going through it. The shirts are always in good order, the housewares are in shambles but there is a pretty decent selection, everything else is hit or miss. Found an extremely rare map of Michigan for $3 sitting in a pile of crap... The tamale lady / guy outside is top notch as well!

One of my favorite thrift stores! I used to frequent it almost every Sunday to visit for their 3…read morefor $1 sale. They have a big selection of women's skirts and dresses, which is why I always go! The cashier's are really nice and will help with anything you need. They have a smaller section for electronics and home stuff but that doesn't really bother me.

This is a wonderful thrifty thrift store with deals galore. They know the worth of their items but…read moreyou might be able the entice them into making a deal if the price is right. Go here knowing they want to make you happy and move their murch at a reasonable price for you and them. You will likely find something you want here so...go shop...till you drop! Thank you for falling through to read my review. BLU OF BLUtintphotography

This is an odd place. Admittedly it's not their fault that they're the only thrift store in the…read morearea now after Unique closed. What is weird is that they don't take credit or debit cards and the ATM in the back of the store is expensive.The prices also tend to be all over the place for their very spotty selection, sometimes I would go in and get a bunch of essentials for the house for very cheap. Another time I tried to buy some fabric and the woman wanted like $18 for it. The last few times I've went I was looking for specific items that most thrift stores have like a backpack, or some jeans and they didn't have anything so it's a strange place.

Huge space and lots of stuff: clothes, furniture, kitchen appliances, electronics. One requires at…read moreleast a couple of hours to thoroughly scour the place, and I've found several nice pieces at Unique, including a beautiful blouse from Theory. Mondays are fifty percent off. If you donate, you get coupons that you can use other times of the week. There is ample parking, which is convenient if one wants to transport larger pieces of furniture. Demerits: some of the staff can be abjectly rude and unhelpful. I have met exactly one staff members who was even moderately nice. There are no fitting rooms, which makes shopping for clothes a bit harder. The space is also not always clean. Overall, I will not return, because it is generally quite an overwhelming, not so pleasant experience.

Overpriced and undervalued. Make sure you seal the plastic bags good or be bringing home bedbugs…read moreand roach as you can see them thorough out the store. Large selection of clothing but the prices are too high for used clothing. Most smell like underarms and rear end order. They need to look up the definition of thrift stores. These are real thrift stores. https://villagediscountoutlet.com ' Locations We're located at 4898 North Clark Street. Chicago, IL 60640. We offer new and gently used name-brand clothing and other items for everyone in your family.

Found this place about 2 months ago, and all I can say this is the true definition of thrift…read moreshopping. You will find GREAT things IF you take the time to look for it. Brand new clothes with tags still on them! We're talking Express, Bebe, Michael Kors, Banana Republic. For me to find new shirts from Express originally $50 for $6?! That is amazing. Plus they're open everyday at 9am/10am til 9pm.

It's a thrift store but not for purses. Retail prices or higher…read more Shame. Shame. Shame.

Great selection of items, great service, and great prices. New favorite thrift spot. I've been here…read moretwice and have found some amazing things.

From the owner: ​Our thrift store focuses on providing high quality clothing and accessories at ridiculously…read moreaffordable prices. We are the thrifters thrift store! We're all about community building so we partner with non-profits and community organizations to help them fundraise. Our store location will open on January 16th, 2017 in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood of Chicago. We also partner with Black owned businesses to sell their products in the store.

Not gatekeeping this gem of a boutique. Go right away because Delilah has it all! Clothing jewelry…read moreand a tad more. This place was so cute, but even better than cute were the reasonable prices and the amazing selection! If I didn't have to get on a plane back to LA, I'd have stayed to try things on and most likely, spend even more money because Delilah was so helpful! When I'm back in Chicago, this will definitely be a staple visit for me!

this shop is absolutely adorable. Loved the owner very friendly. The selections were amazing. They…read morehad some new things along with very gently used great prices. I recommend it to everybody.

Wow!! Does it get better than 3 floors of thrift goodies? Village Discount has several stores…read morethroughout Chicago but none of them are this big! The first floor is women's and baby clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, etc. The second floor is more jewelry, housewares, and men's and boys clothing. The third floor is furniture, books, and other miscellaneous stuff. If you're exhausted or overwhelmed by the first two floors, you're not missing much if you skip the third floor. This place is a hike too! The stairs are narrow and steep. They don't have traditional shopping carts. They have rolling baskets you pull around...and if you have a decent haul going, you're going to have to take all that with you to the upper floors. I give this store 4 stars (employees are pretty friendly too) for the quantity of stuff here...and good stuff! I bought 3 dresses and paid about $25. This store gets 2 stars for parking (street parking with a pay box) and its overall location. This store is not in a good area. I would come back here but only with friends...not alone.

Located in Little Village, this is a massive thrift store. It has 3 levels. Women's is downstairs,…read moremen's and housewares are on the 2nd floor, and furniture and wall art are on the 3rd. With 3 floors, you're going to find pretty much everything you can imagine. Be prepared to really dig though. Truthfully, I prefer thrifting in more curated shops. I'd rather pay more for stuff that has already been carefully picked by shop owners than sift through rows and rows of very basic brands looking for that one gem. Look at the tag colors and check if it's a color that's 1/2 off. You can find some really great deals that way. While I left empty handed after 90 min of shopping, my friend scored a few things she likes

Love it! Was in the area and stopped in, such a friendly atmosphere with affordable vintage…read moretreasures. They have mystery bags of clothes, vinyl, jewelry and vintage "artifacts" (kind of trash but fun to discover)

It's a small shop but it's filled with whimsical knick knacks and fun physical media. It's also got…read morean eclectic perfume collection if you're into perfumes. I saw some beautiful and reasonably priced jeans and pretty tops but settled on a basic slip I'd been on the hunt for. They also had $5 bins which I missed out on since they weren't very visible. I found out after seeing them on Instagram! I'll be back to check out those bins!

Excellent shopping experience today! Decided it was time for a new winter jacket and found 4 with…read morepotential. I took the jackets along with a quilted vest to the fitting room. Oscar was the fitting room attendant and he was so pleasant and helpful. The jackets were kind of puffy and clumsy and he helped me get them to the room. I ended up with a Kenneth Cole jacket for $59.99 and a Calvin Klein quilted vest for $39.99. I even managed to find a pair of Adidas jogging shoes that fit for $49.99. Although there was a line in check out, it moved swiftly. They seemed to have all the cash registers open to accommodate the customers. My cashier, Jose, was cheerful and efficient. He did a real nice job of bagging my purchases. I have shopped or stopped (not all visits end up with purchases :) a few times each year since this store opened a few years ago. This store has always been clean and orderly at the times that I have been there. The staff members that I have encountered have always been pleasant and helpful. This store might not offer quite as much as some others, but if your timing is right you can find some pretty nice items for some pretty reasonable prices. Even when I don't find what I came in the store to find, I always feel good in this store. This store just makes me feel happy!

Since Rosa J. has found pleasure in thrift-shopping, she hasn't been visiting a T.J. Maxx or a…read moreMarshall's as regularly as she should. However, she won't completely ditch the discount stores because there are several advantages when shopping at Maxx or a similar store like this: 1) a massive selection of handbags and shoes: I prefer a brand-new handbag or an unworn pair of shoes. I've realized that half of my handbags from my past "compulsive" shopping addiction weren't functional for my city life. I would rather invest on a handbag, which would cost $100 to $150, but it will last a long time. Shopping at Maxx for handbags is easy-breezy, without being bothered by sales associates. For the shoes, I haven't brought a pair of shoes from a thrift store, yet I've purchased many pairs from Maxx and they last. 2) are you a fan of Michael Kors? If you are, I saw lots of MK merchandise in this location. 3) organic shampoo, shower gel, facial wash, and hand soap: I haven't brought a drug store brand for some time. My trick is to convert my credit card reward into Maxx gift cards, so my "reimbursements" have been used for this category. This T.J. Maxx is very close to the CTA Kedzie Orange Line station. If you're in the south-side area out and about, hit it up when you get a chance.