I'm surprised this place has a bit of mixed reviews I recently visited this place with my wife to…read moresee what this place had offer. This antique mall is really big and there were plenty of amazing things that were featured. I was impressed that they sold modern items like Pokemon cards or am I just getting old myself. We spent nearly an hour checking out everything that this place had to offer and if this is your first time here you will definitely get lost in all the treasures getting lost in a variety of rooms. The basement was probably the least interesting room that they had to offer. I did enjoy various goodies that they did have nonetheless it's also the only antique store open on Sunday too. I did enjoy their Wall of Shame at the very front. Overall, I thought this place was really good and worth checking out!

Yeah it's okay. I try not to rate subpar nowadays at all, but I didn't find anything here which is…read morerare. But it's a fun walk through if anything. Prices are a little high. They must be smoking what all these spiritual crystal store people in "Crystal" Lake be smoking

I love this place!! It's my comfort spot. I can shop in peace and be at peace. It's a great thrift…read morestore, with so many different options to choose from.

Hands down very reasonably priced items as well as being nice quality for a thrift store. Love…read moretheir dollar tent out back.

Lovely thrift shop. Great sales that change every week. Nice volunteers work there. Nice clothing,…read moreeven some new cloths that have never been worn before.

I have been shopping here for many years. I had a cartful of clothes to purchase and had a…read morehorrible urge to use the restroom.. I told the lady my urgency and I eould never ask however this was an amergency. She looked at me and said NO in such a rude manner. After she conti ued with her rude comments, i told her to forget it and left my cart with the items i wanted to purchase. I wont shop here anymore because of the ignorance this cashier displayed!!!!

I didn't have time to visit the store the last time I was in Lake geneva. If you go down to flight…read moreof stairs, you're immediately into the store. The store features a great variety of gifts and many of which are artisan made. The owner here was very friendly and social . We even got to meet her dog too! The store has a little something for everyone especially for those who have a sense of humor. You found some great bars of soap too! Prices here were actually very fair

**Hidden Gem Alert! **…read more This charming store is full of unique up-cycled clothing, handmade gifts, art supplies, and jewlery. The vibe is cozy and quirky, and every piece feels like it has its own story. The staff is fantastic--friendly, approachable, and incredibly helpful. They have a knack for making you feel welcome. I picked up the cutest crochet hanging plant (picture below). If you're looking for a shopping experience that's full of charm, this place is worth your time and money. Each item is as special as the next, and the exceptional customer service really sets it apart.

Was visiting lake Geneva and stopped in here - what a great store! The staff is amazing - when the…read morejeans I tried on were quite right for me - Stephanie brought in a whole slew of jeans for me to try and of course - the perfect leans were there! And the displays and jewelry are gorgeous! Not your typical resort store - it is wonderful - any time I am in LG, this will be my first stop!

The people that manage this store follow you around as if you are going to steal something it makes…read moreshopping they're very uncomfortable

We went on a weekday in late October, and found it easy to see everything. There is quite an…read moreamazing eclectic mix ranging from $6,000 large metal statues (I'll attach a picture) to small items selling for under $5. It is an old house that is somewhat large, has two floors of items within about six separate rooms - generally living room or bedroom sized. Quite a few collectibles, household goods, decorative merchandise, and even big dinosaurs and animals for the front or back yard. We spent just shy of an hour there shopping and bought a few things.

This place definitely knows how to lure people in by having a very appealing outside. This place…read morehas tons of outdoor decorations, a large variety of other household goods and even some unexpected finds. This place was really crowded here for a Saturday so expect to be fighting through people to check out every little thing here. Prices here are pretty pricey but it's an antique store too obviously. Staff here is also very friendly as well but this was a great antique store to casually visit.

I enjoy going there they have a lot of crafts especially knitting items I bought a candle , Yankee…read morecandle and a dinning room rug in excellent condition very beautiful for 8$. The lady who volunteers there is extra pleasant

Great place...great prices, fun atmosphere .. u never leave empty handed. They keep selection…read morechanging and again great people .

We had driven around the square in Woodstock, determined to continue on our trip to Minneapolis,…read morewhen either my boyfriend's mom or sister noticed a little shop tucked in among the other stores. They convinced my boyfriend to make another loop around the square and park in front of the quaint shop because we had to check it out. I'm so glad they made us turn around. The Backdrop is a find that is chock full of so many other great finds. This is a gift shop that makes you want to buy a few things for yourself -- which I did. The Backdrop has cards, pillows, trinkets, jewelry, novelty books, home decor and other doo-dads a-plenty. We spent more than the five minutes we told my boyfriend we would take perusing everything. And so many of the finds were very affordable, such as the locket I got for about $15 and a print about beer for $12. The owners -- or at least I believe they are the owners -- were also great to chat with. They had actually been down to Kentucky for Kentucky Crafted, and they had a better knowledge of past Kentucky governors than I have. It was nice to talk to someone who is passionate and easy to talk to about my fave state. It's probably good that I don't live in Woodstock or else I spend way too much money at The Backdrop on a regular basis.

Learning to speak Klingon can be a daunting task. You don't want to pronounce something incorrectly…read moreand find you've just called some temperamental Klingon a butthead by accident. So you can see why it came in so handy when I happened upon this cute shop in Woodstock Square that sold a book teaching Klingon. The Backdrop is one of the more unusual home decor shops I've ever come across. I could look for hours and spend a fortune. There are a lot of unique items such as the aforementioned Klingon book (see pic), weird and creepy mounted doll heads, beeswax art, beautiful handmade jewelry, and a ton of truly unique home decor. It is probably my favorite shop in Woodstock. I feel like you can find something for everyone at this store. If issued the challenge, I dare say I could buy for everyone on my Christmas list here. I could certainly buy a bunch for myself! Items found here are moderate to pricey, but you are definitely paying for a carefully curated collection of items, and in my book, unique equals special, so I very much appreciate finding items here I can't elsewhere. Everything here is unique, even items not for sale, like foam core cutouts and painted decor (that you would never believe were made from foam core in a million years), or yard sticks mounted and used as display shelves. Inspiring is the word I would use. You can really get your creative juices flowing after a saunter through the store. You will think of all sorts of home projects with The Backdrop as the inspiration. As a graphic designer, I admire the imaginative and innovative selections and executions. As a Klingon, I demand it.