Plenty of discounted items to choose from in all kinds of categories…read moreNormally the staff is very friendly and helpful, however today the cashier, a rather large woman, was a bit rude to a man in front of me in line trying to make a return\nTo

The next big in neighborhood savings. Ollie is an economical outlet with most name brands at great…read morediscounted prices. The cashier was courteous and helpful.

this has been my favorite place on earth for several years, there's never a dull moment here; it…read moretakes a bit of searching but there are tons of treasures to be found also: this is probably not the place for you IF... 1. You're not really artsy 2. You can't overcome functional fixedness 3. You can't wait in line for more than a few minutes 4. You don't think employees shouldn't take a well earned break 5. You expect to see new items for sale constantly in a typical consumerist fashion their slogan is "make art, not trash" for a reason! Just saying...

This is my favorite place to take visiting grandchildren. I give them $10 - $20 each and let them…read morebuy a bunch of stuff. Then they spend the rest of the day creating something out of it all. They love it and are so proud of their creations!

Rocky is as friendly and helpful as one can be. Great shopping experience and I would definitely go…read moreback. It's obvious the vendors carefully curate and while some items imo are overpriced, many items are very reasonable.

I have never had a pleasant shopping experience at this location, which is unfortunate because it…read moreis one of a few consignment stores in CU. Also, I frequent thrift stores in the area and have repeatedly seen an item at Goodwill or Salt n Light show up at Crossroads for a much higher price, without being cleaned or repaired at all. Disappointing that some people will take resources from their own community for profit

We made an impromptu stop here after visiting the Goodwill and were pleasantly surprised…read more We found the store to be clean, well organized, and easy to shop. Things weren't crammed together on racks and shelves and you didn't have to dig through things. Prices were good and they have a room full of groceries at reduced prices. Fresh popcorn was popping as well. Not sure if this was free to customers or if it was for sale. Would return again if I were in the area. Shopping carts available. 4/5 stars because once the parking on the side of the building is full you have to park across the street (at least that's what we did).

Great donation base and good thrift store prices. We've found some excellent quality used items.read more

Know before you go: the store is not wheelchair accessible: there is a step at the front door and…read morethe door to the fenced outdoor section. What's here: this is a good place for handy people who don't mind doing a little work. It's not a convenience solution. The operating organization is the Preservation and Conservation Association, and the items for (very affordable) sale are largely historical or quite vintage. When I passed through they had light fixtures, doors, what sure seemed to be a Philco BC-221-N Vintage Radio Frequency Meter, door locks with keys, school lockers, etc etc. As another reviewer noted, the doors are all labeled with measurements and organized so you don't have to fish things out unnecessarily. Staff is super friendly and helpful, I bought a project and the staff made sure I knew what I was getting in for. There is a little museum section in the back of the store with historical items on display and they have some books for in-store use on topics like making a home more elder-friendly and dealing with vintage hardware. Community health: when we went, the doors were open for cross ventilation and half the staff were masking (note, I knocked a star off bc community spread is high right now and everyone, regardless of vaccination status, should be masking indoors).

This was a neat place to visit. Lots and lots of different building supplies, but mostly doors…read more Some unique things like fireplaces or historical pieces from buildings. But mostly doors. It's all salvaged, so you don't find anything shiny and new but you'll find things that have character and are worn down - which seems to be totally in right now! This is a great place for art students looking for inspiration or random materials, theatre companies looking for set pieces, or anyone interested in doing some random building. Prices were hard to find. Not everything had a price and I didn't want to bring every piece up to the counter to check it. There's no way of knowing whether the piece you're buying is in working order or not (e.g. electrical pieces). It's a fun place to wander around in and see what they have, but didn't have anything worth my money this time around.

Excellent place to furnish a new apartment for someone new in town…read more I moved to town in August and bought a 7ft couch ($50), large desk ($40), and nice office chair ($30) here. Best part: they deliver! I drive a small car and had no way to haul everything to my second-floor apartment let alone move it up the stairs myself. They charge $20 to deliver the first piece and $5 for each additional piece, so my total was $30 delivery. TOTALLY worth it, as the 7ft couch was heavy as hell and barely fit through my door. Thank goodness for those delivery guys. Oh, and I also found DOWN couch pillows with removable (aka washable) covers here for $2 each!! If your furniture needs aren't urgent, I would recommend stopping by frequently and waiting for good finds. The other day I saw 8 dark red wood office desks for sale at $50 each, all *very* nice and probably go for ten times that price retail. Some local office must have donated them, and I'm sure they were snatched up in a matter of days. To save on delivery fees, you can purchase something, tag your name to it, and leave it there for up to two weeks before scheduled delivery, and you can shop around for other furniture pieces in the meantime to combine into one delivery.

This morning I went to pick up a table that I bought last weekend. It was a cheap table. The price…read moreis not the principal ! the guys in the back of the building and the warehouse were very, very nice. Brian whoever he is the store manager or whatever was a complete jerk to me. He knows me, I go in there absolutely every Saturday and I've spent a lot of money there. I've been contemplating the past two weeks about buying two chairs from there that are white and $125 each he made my decision easy not to buy them and not to come back there. Long story short the guys in back told me that he called in sick yesterday. Usually you get a courtesy call and maybe it is my fault but I got there early this morning and the table was already put back on the floor and then he tried to offer me a 15% coupon it's not the point that the table was only $12.Dollars. It's the point that he's rude and I'm not going back there. You have to treat people better I was really leaning on getting those white chairs for my kids apartment which would've been 250 minus any discounts that were available but after my encounter today, I like I said won't be going back there and I would not even buy a quarter item from them.

quality of products good variety endless…read more cost a bit higher than i would like owner very nice pod casa

I pass this place all the time. We decided to stop in today on impulse. I was so impressed with the…read morevast quantity of stuff they have here! There are no clothes at this second hand store but everything else is abundant. If you're into antiques, I would definitely come here. They have everything from inexpensive jewelry to high end antiques. The aisles are overflowing with cool stuff! Every single nook and cranny is filled with neat knick knacks! The owners are not only knowledgable about their antiques for sale but also very knowledgable about Urbana history. It was great chatting with them! The only criticism is that their items are a little pricey in my opinion but it's all in great condition so you don't have to do any of the digging you do at other second hand shops.

So this is your normal grocery store. There isn't anything particular that stands out about this…read moreplace. You'll find a wider selection at chain stores such as Walmart.

If you're looking for a cheap groceries, downtown, then this is your spot! This is a good place to…read morestock up on certain items but not everything here is cheaper. For a lot of items, they only carry name brand items and for the quantity it's actually a better deal to go to a more expensive store like Schnucks. Also, the produce here is never amazing but for a few items here and there, it does what it needs to.

The Lincoln Square Shopping Center is home to the Lazy Daisy Cafe where I had breakfast on a trip…read moreto the University of Illinois. While Lazy Daisy was good, there is not much more at the mall that interested me. While waited for our table at Lazy Daisy, we walked around the shopping center. There was a second hand store for arts and crafts projects which was cool but there doesn't seem to be much else going on at the mall. Still, there must be some stores worth checking out because the parking lot was nearly full.

Lincoln Square was a shopping center that has been around for over 50 years. Though it doesn't have…read morethe big name stores it use to, They have a lot of small businesses that need support of the community. There are several categories of businesses: Health & Wellness, Retail Shopping, Restaurants, Business offices, & Community Services. I was very surprised when I realized how many business was here in the shopping center. The even have some empty spaces that are available to lease to start a business in. Very happy to see that they are still operating.

This place is awesome! I can see it becoming the best Asian international grocery market in the…read morearea! They have a huge selection of foods predominantly from China, South Korea, and Japan. I have seen some Indian, Vietnamese, and Filipino stuff though including a generous section of spices and whatnot. The prices are quite affordable and they have a great assortment of fresh produce, deli foods like ready to eat kimbap or squid salad, baked goods, pick your own hotpot items, and fresh bbq (put out at 11am). Their staff is super friendly and diverse (a sign at the entrance touts the multilingual abilities of the staff). They seem to have everything including more niche ingredients and even live seafood! I also appreciate that they freshly butcher meat to sell unlike other stores like Amko that freeze it all. There's also a home goods section with cute bowls, makeup, and other stuff. This is all relatively close to campus too and worth the trip. It's also right next to Golden Harbor, which is a plus. I found out about their membership card. You get 1 point per dollar spent and it builds up - it seems handy especially if you shop here frequently. They are still in the opening stage but hopefully the food court will open up soon!

Very surprised to see an Asian market with a great variety of options in the area. We happened to…read morepassed by the market and saw some of our favorite items that you can only get in Asian markets. Red dates, Gogi Berry, ginger tea, kimchi, Vita drinks, matcha soymilk, miso paste, whole wall of lee kum kee sauces, japanese candies, Korean banana milk, coffee milk, instant noodles, and much more. Their fresh produce was a bit low in stock but they had Taiwan and Napa cabbage and fresh ginger. Inside seems clean and there is parking right outside of the market. Cashier was really friendly. There is a membership to earn points to redeem for coupon. Don't forget to grab some Japanese or Korean instant coffee packs and special lays flavored chips! Those are so good.