Everyone is very friendly and helpful. We bring our ge fly used clothing and household goods here…read morefrequently throughout the year.

Super clean and organized store but much too expensive for my taste. most shirts were around $10…read more coats around $22. the shoes I saw were at least $12. for someone used to village discount prices I only stayed in the store maybe 20 mins cause I knew I wouldn't find anything I'd value at the price. Fairly priced items in my opinion were the bras and tights, $3 and $2. dvds and cds $1 and $0.50. and some of the jewelry didn't seem too bad.

As far as dollar stores go, this one is as good as any. I have never not found what I was looking…read morefor. They have a huge selection of gift bags. The same candies one would find anywhere. Sometimes you can even find things you didn't know you were looking for. It is relatively clean, neat, and organized. There is at least one very jovial cashier (male) and I've very rarely run into an unfriendly cashier. There is loads of parking and numerous enough shopping carts. What more can I say?

The store itself is OK, but customer service is lacking. One clerk in particular is rude,…read moreunfriendly, unsmiling and seems to hate her job. I avoid going in when she is there.

I continue to be so in love with this store. If you're into shops that will have you looking in…read moreevery single corner wanting every single thing, then this is your stop. Tonight I finished my holiday shopping for my niece and picked up a couple of beautiful gifts. The kids section contains high-quality merchandise. My hubby was literally double-parked outside, and I thought I could just run in and out, but no way. I wanted to buy the entire collection! From adorable natural cotton baby clothes to books, to stuffed animals, to toys, you will not leave empty-handed. They have something for every budget, and I think the prices are spot on for the quality. I truly admit to being completely obsessed with an adorable owl stuffed animal. Sooooo cute! Now, the best part about this store? Well, aside from the well-curated merchandise, is the owner. She's a total sweetheart and helped me pick out the perfect gift. She also gift-wrapped it in a super cute burlap bag with my choice of tissue color and a tie. Thank you...thank you. I'm so happy to see that this store is around. I need to stop in more often. Of course, not just for baby gifts, because they have grown-up goodies and cards too. Run, don't walk to this store. You won't be disappointed. Plus, it's super cute inside.

Baa, Baa Black Sheep. Have you any gifts?…read moreYes, sir, yes, sir One store full; One for a housewarming, And one to celebrate a birthday, And one for the little boy Who lives down the lane. --- Sorry, couldn't help myself. You know you have little ones at home when you pass by a new store and can't get a nursery rhyme out of your head. Yes, there's a new store in Glencoe...whoo hoo! I haven't done much shopping in town since Shirise closed their doors earlier this year (RIP), but it's fabulous to have a store where you can quickly pop in for a housewarming gift or just a little something for visiting a new baby. In the few weeks BlackSheep has been open I've stopped in twice to purchase: a) a lovely candle for the host of dinner during the jewish holidays b) a lovey for a new baby visit (the "real" gift wasn't ready quite yet) And of course I can't forget the few times my pre-schooler has dragged me in there for "just a few pieces of candy." Based on the fabulous candy display they have set up I have a feeling we'll be spending lots of time (and $) at BlackSheep. Welcome to the hood BlackSheep!

Sharing unlimited does have quite a few high ticketed items and the owner is nice. The only…read moredrawback is the limited hours.

A tiny store amidst a bunch of warehouses near 41. Yes, this is the finest shopping the North Shore…read morehas to offer. No, I'm not joking. A longtime favorite, I'm torn between doing my civic duty of telling other Yelpers how awesome this place is and keeping it to myself. A freakin' treasure. Sharin carries overstock from boutiques and department stores as well as a bunch of high-end consignment and vintage. Want a pair of True Religion jeans? They've got it. How about a vintage Gaultier pant suit? It's there. And it's cheap. From my $15 Vivenne Westwood sunglasses find to my $40 Armani suit, Sharin has been outfitting me since my sophomore year of high school. Seriously great stuff. Amazing staff that are happy to help you find gems in the racks and racks of clothes of clothes stuffing the tiny storefront. They're only open on weekends so turn down the service road and keep your eye out for an open sign on an otherwise unmarked doorway.

Great prices across Korean and Japanese goods. My kids love buying makeup, anything Sanrio related,…read moreand snacks from here! Clean and service is great.

Hello Tokyo is a Japanese dollar store, similar to Daiso. If you're not familiar with Daiso,…read morerectify that immediately and find your local outlet. If you can't find a Daiso, find a Hello Tokyo. They have a variety of items you never knew that you needed, from toys to makeup to stationery. You can redo your whole kitchen with tons of gadgets and storage items. Camping supplies, pet supplies, food supplies. There's just so much to see; you could easily spend an hour or two just browsing. Quality stuff, good prices, friendly staff. Thumbs up.

I've been to plenty of TJ Maxx stores, but I've never seen one without a men's section! I walked…read morearound the entire store thinking I was missing it for some reason. Seems very odd. I guess the store is clean if that matters.

I prefer this TJ Maxx over the one in Morton Grove. This one seems more organized, and the line to…read morecheck out goes faster. The fitting rooms are also nicer and cleaner in this location.

Beanstalk is the kind of toy store I wish is around when I was a kid. They carry a variety of toys…read moreand educational activity games. The store is clean and organized and I must mention the friendly staff on duty this past Saturday morning who offered to put a ribbon on a stuffed animal I purchased. There are plenty of street parking in front and around the store. It's a unique treasure for kids of all ages. Instead purchasing toys from of big box stores or Amazon, give Beanstalk a try!

This is an adorable toy store for the under 10 set. I am not in company with many youngsters…read moretheseadays, but I imagine this store is the kind of place they'd love. There's a train track that runs above the store with a train toddling along. I saw moms sitting on the floor while their kids explored. I was looking for newborn stuff, the store is more geared to toddlers and up, although lots of baby gear here too. I didn't stay long as I was looking for infant stuff but I imagine I'll be back when said newborn gets a little older.

To begin with, I'm not a Lego person. I can appreciate it, but it's not my thing. My husband,…read morehowever, is. We don't have kids, but in the de Taylor household, I have to watch where I step, because there may be a Lego underfoot. Accordingly, my husband asked if we could stop by Brick Loot on the way home from Beyond the Cheddar Curtain, and I'm a team player. It's a pretty adorable store. The owner's dad** said that he has three main things that the store does. First, there's a monthly loot box for subscribers. Secondly, they sell lighting kits for legos. Finally, they sell legos themselves. It's not a huge shop, so it's not an alternative for going to the lego store. However, they have a lot of clever kits that I think the owner or the owner's dad put together, as well as the light kits and various spare parts. It's definitely a neat place to go for a lego enthusiast. The only thing I'd suggest is getting a "partner's chair" for when a partner comes along for the ride. However, I imagine that would also inspire inattentive parents to sit down and let their kids run wild, so perhaps that's not a good idea after all! ** The owner's dad was very clear that his 12 year old son was the owner and brain behind the operation, which I find pretty adorable too.

Their light kits are made in China, very poor quality. The one I received had multiple issues,…read moreincluding one which made the install not possible. Customer "support" tried to blame me for it, refusing to send a replacement or refund. Will be contacting my bank to dispute this charge.

Staff members were so helpful, kind and complimentary. There is a wide selection of items that can…read morebe donated. The donation drop off is Iocated behind the greenhouses & barn. It did not disappoint. Thank you!!

Our visit to Cedar Chest Thrift Shop was just great. We found puzzles, jewelry, and mobility aids…read more We would visit again in a heartbeat, and hope to do so soon!

This place is a gem. Most of us it's like a kid and a candy store. Everything is so beautifully…read morecurated and clean and organized. The people that work there and volunteer. There are so wonderful and kind they have a free section. This place is truly a spectacular highly unusual incredibly special place.

My favorite place to be. They have their more "upscale" donations at the front entrance and as you…read morecontinue walking around you will see more reasonably priced items. They have almost anything you think you may need and if they don't, they'll have it next week. They have a sale going on right now the entire store is 50% off and you cannot beat that. They also run different sales throughout the year. There's A LOT of items but it's not messy- everything is organized and labeled. In addition to the wide variety of items and prices, the volunteers and employees have been so kind to me. Victor delivered a couch and chair and I'm so grateful for the help! I'm in there almost every week. Be prepared to spend at least an hour in there. You can't beat it!