Huge store with helpful, friendly staff. Wide selections of quilting cottons, knit fabrics,…read moreupholstery and fashion fabric. Lots of notions, bits and bobs. Prices ran from about $3.99 - $13 a yard for quilting cotton, with the majority in the $6.99 range. The apparel fabrics were also extremely reasonable. Great place to spend an hour or so!

Loved this place. I came here looking for fabric quarters to back some finished needlepoint…read moreprojects. I found lots of fabric for a great price. Warning, the smallest cut you can get is a 1/2 yard.

Beautiful store with a wide variety of high quality fabric for those who make their own clothing!…read moreBut many other unique items that you can't find just anywhere!

Staff very friendly and helpful. Store carries more than fabric. Great selection of Chala purses…read more Will always visit when visiting area.

I cannot recommend this place enough, it's a true gem of Roscoe Village! Dennis is not only a…read morehighly skilled leathersmith, but he also has a high care for his work. I've had the pleasure of visiting this store in person multiple times and he is always personable, welcoming, and kind. The store is a gorgeous homage to the artisan days where you can see endless high-quality, hand-crafted leather goods. It's truly a pleasure to see the work from a store like this! This year I was looking for a new belt to surprise my partner for his birthday. He stated that he wanted a full-grain leather belt, but I was unsure what that meant. Remembering the few times I visited this store, I called Dennis and he was happy to patiently walk through all of my questions on leather types, sizing, and engravement. I was also concerned that the order would not arrive on time as I was leaving the state soon and he made sure to get my order finished and sent within a day. Lastly, I cannot overstate how much my partner loved the belt, the quality, sizing, width, and finish were all extremely high quality and the price was so much more affordable than all those mass-produced leather goods sold by large fashion corporations (most of which are not quality leather). I fully trust that his belt will last and look lovely for many years to come, and I'm looking forward to picking up some new belts and other gifts for our family and friends!

I have spent over $1000 in goods from this store. Some custom items (saxophone) neck straps…read more Various satchels and cases. I'm a sucker for anything made in high quality vegetable tanned leather. Dennis was great to talk to, and we made a connection through Virginia and the work he did for Colonial Williamsburg. I always stop in his shop when I'm in town to visit my dad even if it's just to smell the leather.

This is like a craft fair meets shopping mall. There are a ton of different vendors selling…read moreeverything from brooms and quilts to tumblers, shirts and sports memorabilia. Give yourself a lot of time to browse, there are many similar vendors and pricing can vary quite a bit between them. But there is also just so much to see, especially spread out across the multiple levels. There were some things that seemed to be mass produced vs the homemade things the store touts, but you can always look past those booths and just stick with the homemade stuff. Some of my favorite finds were funky earrings (earrings were one of the things that seemed like many of them were purchased in bulk on amazon or temu) and an Amish Country sweatshirt. A really fun stop that literally does have something for everyone.

A nice shopping complex with a host of different booths and vendors. They offer just about anything…read moreyou could imagine. Lots of county crafts and kitsch. Some food items like jams and butters. Religious and inspirational items, as well as antique and vintage. New items like tumblers and sports memorabilia. Pricing is in line with the other retailers in the area.

They have everything a homeowner would need and there are experts in various areas to provide…read moreguidance should you need it.

Great selection of items with very knowledgeable sales people to help. Everything from home goods,…read moredecorative items, tools, lumber, garden and outdoor furniture. They are only open until late afternoon.

Wanna go browse Christmas decorations the rest of the year? Well, here's your chance! Tis the…read moreSeason is all Christmas, all year. While it is a bit on the expensive side, it's fun to walk through even if you're not making a big purchase. It's full of beautifully decorated, themed trees with all of the ornaments, bows, and other decorations right by the tree for you to pick up. Downstairs holds outdoor decorations and lights. They also have a wide selection of personalizable ornaments that they will personalize while you wait (think those ones that are "The Smith Family - 2020 - with all the names). My friend bought 4 of those both for herself and as gifts, and they were adorable, and finished before we had seen everything that we wanted to see. Definitely a fun stop if you're in the area and enjoy the Christmas holiday!

This store is amazing. It has every sort of Christmas ornament you can imagine. I found Santas from…read morearound the world on the lower level and they are so pretty. I picked three of them, but I wanted to get even more. Guess I'll just have to go back! My friend's daughter picked out a nutcracker and the selection was outstanding. They had some really beautiful ones. Friendly and helpful staff, complimentary coffee, and three floors of Christmas joy. How can you go wrong?

I've driven by The Cabin Store and finally made a visit. I wandered around just to look at what was…read morein the store. The staff are very friendly, engaging, and helpful. The quality of the items are excellent. There is a variety of furniture and decorative items the bedroom, bar, living room, dining room, and patio. The staff member said they ship locally and out of state and will help set up.