Super cute store with unique decor, gifts, and antiques. Very reasonable prices. Friendly staff…read more They had a decent amount of shoppers, I just got lucky with my pics. You should check it out!

We were in the area and decided to stop by and shop for our expecting little one. Once Upon A Child…read moreis known for being the kiddo's version of a Plato's closet where you can resell gently used items and new items. We came in shopped around, we were sticker shocked at some of these prices because we have seen better prices at a Burlington, and what not but wanted to give them a try. That being said, we did end up finding a few great deals after digging around. They have a $10 for 10 onesies area where we were able to find a bunch of newborn onesies in great condition. A lot of their toys, and walkers were super high priced for a resale and with missing pieces. The other thing is that we had little to no interaction with the staff, but the little interaction we did have they were actually very brunt and rather rude for no reason. I overheard a few conversations with others and they did get a bit snippy. Not sure we'll be back to this location, but if you're looking for a deal on gently used items, and have the time to dig around you're bound to find a few great things.

Rude staff! Items marked wrong! The cashier rolled her eyes when she saw us waiting at the…read moreregister. Picked up a body suit that was marked as a t-shirt tried to argue it was a t-shirt. CLEARLY WASNT went to a coworker and a manager to say it was a t-shirt and then ended up charging me full price and didn't do the 10 for 10. I had to add more and still pay for those. This location is money hungry for holiday items will never be going back. Also treat the people selling you stuff rude a lady asked a question and was given a snippy remark.

Good store to help you decorate for each season. They also have tons of candles and soaps. There's…read morea lot of items to look at! The pricing isn't bad but it's because most items are from different countries/mass produced. I appreciate the reasonable pricing though.

I've been to this store at least a dozen times and the staff have always been friendly, they…read moreremember my mom and I each time we come in. Besides the friendly staff the items change frequently with wonderful displays and unique ways to put these items for sale. The best!

Walking in felt very familiar. I'm not sure if that's because I may have visited this store so long…read moreago I forgot, or because the workers were so welcoming and friendly upon my arrival. This is a great spot if you're in the mood to shop or just meander. With vendors upon vendors, it's almost as if you're shopping at a bunch of mini stores. Handmade items, vintage goods, collectables to items you didn't even know existed. I've been to quite a few of these consignment type stores and I was very impressed at how organized and clean this market was. They even have a cute area in the back with free coffee, little snack samples and a place to rest your feet. The prices range from vendor to vendor but overall seemed pretty reasonable. I was impressed they have essentially a whole jewelry store in here where you can not only purchase jewelry but they repair items as well and were very informative. The space is a large warehouse-type of building with its own large parking lot making it very easily accessible.

Stopped in on the way through town to finds many booths with a variety of items, not just vintage -…read moresome new and some homemade. There was also a jewelry counter towards the middle of the store and what looked like maybe a coffee stand at the back. Bathrooms were located at the back of the bathroom. The vendors/staff were friendly, talkative, and eager to help us gather Royal Haeger. Some vendors had very reasonable prices while others were very expensive. They wrapped and boxed our items - sadly one of our purchased pieces didn't make it in the box when we left. An easy stop if you are in the area and/or if you need a gift for just about any type of event.

One of the better Home Goods I have been to. They were well stocked after the holidays with…read morekitchenware, furniture, food items and accessories. They had a decent clearance section with not only holiday items, but other household items. Service was excellent . Highly recommend.

Heading back to Home Goods for the holidays! I can always find what I need here, and more, just in…read moretime for seasonal gift giving. I love the bath and gourmet foods sections for finding gifts. I always check out the Clearance row too. Although it's always a bit messy, you might find some hidden gems at a drastically reduced price. And I always seem to find something for our two dogs too, so much that now if I return home with a bag they think it's for them. The staff here are always very friendly and helpful and I appreciate they don't continually try to get you to open a credit card, even after you decline, like TJ Maxx does. I've actually avoided my closest TJX for this very reason. Adorable Easter finds right now and I seriously could stay here for hours during Christmas season. Happy Home Goods hunting!

This store is a nice addition to the sea of local restaurants and bars. There's not too many shops…read morein downtown Algonquin, so this one is definitely a place to stop. Paulina greeted us as we first walked in and it was a nice cool break from the heat outside. I was sweating so she gave me a cup of water. The collection of goods here is definitely eccentric, ranging from toys to gifts, and artwork to local honey! Of course there is so much more. (See my photos for some comprehensive images of what's inside.) My wife couldn't resist some local honey and it was delicious. Paulina has a little tasting station so that you can sample the honey before you buy. Most of the goods sold here are reasonably priced and there are some items that are truly unique. We will definitely be back as we tend to visit Main Street and walk the block on date nights. It can be hard to spot if you're just driving down in your car, so park on the street and take a stroll... this is a local business you definitely want to support.

I visited the store shortly after Christmas and enjoyed it very much! There is a large selection…read moreof everything from food to art to natural products. We stopped here specifically for the Rowe Casa products, but left with much more! I strongly suggest stopping at the Rowe Casa section and checking out their products. It had everything I wanted to try and I loved the testers that were available for me to try.

Cutest little shops on Third Street! Great variety of gift items from specialty candy and toys , to…read morefun kitchen items, to wellness items. The building is so cute and nostalgic. Love this place!

I absolutely LOVE this store! Everyone is so welcoming, inviting and knowledgeable. They have a…read moregreat selection of crystals, bracelets, herbs, candles. This is by far my favorite metaphysical store!

This is a good store, but not for what I was seeking. I came here on my way back home from being…read moreout of town and shops that fall into the fair trade, new age, lapidary, and that sort of ilk tend to have the sterling gemstone jewelry that I wear. This one didn't have much in the way of that, so not really much for me. But did have many other things. They have a lot of religious stuff for pagan followers and folks interested in metaphysical or occult practices. You'll find lots of herbs, athames, gemstones, books, tarot cards, pendulums, and so on. It's quite a large shop, too; two rooms and lots of space. They do tarot readings here as well. When I came here during the weekend, they were offering various services like tarot, and I think palmistry and astrological readings. I did take a look at their tarot decks because I like ones with interesting art and collect several, but they had mostly standard decks you'll find at similar shops; nothing really new or interesting for me. If you're not familiar with Elgin, you'll need to rely on GPS; this shop is on a frontage road near Judson and in an you have to get to it in a somewhat odd way, so using a digital map will probably be your best bet. Obviously I do not know the owner(s) background... so I'm reserving judgment on the use of the exonym for Romani people in the name of the shop.