The Saturday Stop is a fun friendly place to get amazing deals! I love the selection of home care,…read morebeauty products, and PINK outfits. I highly recommend them.

Melody was amazing! I went to another location closer to work for my exam and glasses, but I've had…read morethem since February and never liked how they fit. I was told they couldn't be adjusted because of the type of frame I purchased. While I was in Mattoon, I decided to stop in -- and I am sooo glad that I did! Melody took her time and explained that the issue was actually with my lenses, not the frame itself. She was able to adjust my glasses perfectly, and they finally fit comfortably. I will definitely be returning to the Mattoon store for all of my future needs. They also have a HUGE selection of frames! Many thanks, Melody!

Just went in for my yearly exam! I love going here because I can get in at a time that works best…read morefor my schedule. I will say scheduling an appointment via their website is easiest. I always have a really hard time getting through on the phone. But that is really my only complaint. Everyone working there does their job with a smile. The doctors are good about answering questions and giving honest answers. The front staff is super helpful with finding the right glasses for you and helping you decide what you want with the lens. They are not pushy either.

Many gift ideas. Books, wall plaques, throw rugs, toys, Amish-style clothes, kitchen items,…read morestationery, fake flicker candles, some craft supplies and unique items. Spend a little while browsing.

This was my family's first time at The Great Pumpkin Patch (NOTE: this was during COVID-19 times)…read more I have to say, I was impressed. They did a wonderful job following all current guidelines and went above and beyond. It was not crowded even on a Saturday afternoon and all staff and nearly all customers wore masks the whole time even when outside (they are required when interacting with staff). There was a wide variety of pumpkins, maybe more expensive than Negangards (if you're familiar), but not outrageous. Our kids has a blast picking out pumpkins and playing on some bigger ones. There were also cute little stations to take some photos. We stopped for some baked goods on the way out which they are selling using an outdoor set up. You can't go in the store and there are only portapotties, which I am sure is just due to COVID, but worth noting. We just ate in the car and at home. Everything was delicious! Granted - we've never been when they've had entrance fees and other activities so we can't compare, but we all had a great time and I actually prefer the simplicity of picking out pumpkins and just walking around with family vs bustling around from one thing to the next.

We loved the large variety of pumpkins, gourds, and squash. The mazes and spooky attractions were…read morefun too. The shops are nice and have a good variety of items to buy, and they seemed to be of good quality. The pumpkins themselves were expensive and at least one of the mazes costs additional money after the entrance fee, which we thought was a bit much. Most of the things to do there are free, however. Every employee we encountered was kind and knowledgeable.

I went in to have my grandsons glasses repaired and they were able to do it! Very happy with themread more

My daughter and i had an apt set for sept 5 for months now just to get a call saying Oct 1 they no…read morelonger take medication cards so they're cancelling our apt saying doc is now out of the office that day and can't even get us in before Oct 1 even though we had already been schedule and waiting.. Just a crappy way to take care of people because all they are worried about is money and more money..it's your business to do as you please but to not take care of the ones that we're already scheduled before your decision is crappy

I bought a upright freezer from them and we had awesome service!!!…read morePrompt delivery and taken down to the basement and setup!!! Good job guys! Thanks a lot.

Great service! Toby is so reliable. While they don't have a big selection, they have the…read moreappliance you need!

The prices are reasonable, the shop's nicely arranged, and the staff is friendly. Decent music too…read more Would be nice to have some Depeche Mode make it's way into the mix, though. Only thing I don't like is the parking.

I'm disabled and the clerk refused to help me, demanding I order from the kiosk. I physically can't…read moreuse the device. The clerk refused to fill my order at the counter. I will be taking my business elsewhere Don't visit if you are disabled. They will not help you

The owners "Duska and Todd" have an eye for design. They always stock the most interesting items…read morethat just bring out some great memories of times past. They also repurpose items as well. I have a tea pot light fixture!

We were in Charleston, IL for a friend's wedding and had hours to kill so we hit every antique shop…read morewithin 10 miles. We started out at Persimmon Lane and blew our entire budget there. It was a waste and a let down to even hit the other stores because all we could think of was everything we coveted at Persimmon Lane that we preferred to spend our money on so we came back a second time at the end of the day and spent more than we budgeted for and have no regrets. If our car was larger, we would have bought even more. Now we have a reason to come down to Charleston again. We haven't found an antique shop this great in three years, and the owners are the nicest, most helpful people you will find anywhere in retail. If you love industrial antiques, you will not leave Persimmon Lane without something cool. We bought a complete transit with box, instructions, and even receipt from 1948. The original owner paid $100.00, and we paid $130.00 - 64 years later. We thought it was a reproduction, it was in such perfect shape. We bought two, identical load cells from a large scale for $40.00 each, and lastly, we bought a Tandy, computerized chess game for $15.00. We didn't have room in the car for a giant, handmade, wood pulley for $95.00 that would have made an amazing coffee table. There were railroad spikes 4 for $10.00. If I had a better imagination, I would have bought them too. Persimmon Lane has an etsy page (very limited selection from their shop) and a facebook page (lots of updated photos of new stock) so I think I'll be shopping online from them. My friend in Charleston will be getting a gift certificate from Persimmon Lane for Christmas, as he told me he shops there once a week. How I envy his access!