Walked in and barely anyone looked up to offer a mere hello. I wandered around for a good 25…read moreminutes before 1 of the 4 employees reluctantly approached me. Selection is good but unsure if pricing is fair. I'll take my business elsewhere.

I went hunting for some consignment stores and while I didn't find exactly what I was looking for…read moreat Village Treasure House, I was surprised at how clean, well-stocked and varied the merchandise was. There were definitely more than a handful of things that tempted me off the path of my intended errand. Maybe most importantly, the place was well-ventilated and air-conditioned. Definitely worth a check at their physical location or their website if you're looking for something new for your home.

Shop here often. Never disappointed. Well curated selection with character and fair price point.read more

Sylvia paid me after numerous emails. I'm not sure what's going on with their business after the…read morestore closed but I would definitely make sure you talk to her before giving away your expensive furniture. This has been a learning experience.

Skokie's own little treasure! OMG the store is packed, packed to the rafters with such tempting…read moreitems. Art, antiques, lamps, serving items, clothing, jewelry and lots more. While much of what you will find could be in an antique store, prices are more like a resale shop. Honestly, if you want to buy a great gift, this is such a great place to find interesting unique things that you will not find at Walmart or CVS. Oh, and the shop owner is delightful, friendly and helpful. If you visit once, you WILL be back!

Wonderful resale shop. Well organized with housewares and clothing. Absolutely delightful shop…read more Love it!

This person is slower than molasses in January, he also doesn't return calls. It is next to…read moreimpossible to deal with him. He had an expensive rug from me that he promised to sell at auction, but said auction did not take place. It took me many attempts to retrieve my rug.

When you just sold a high end house and have to trust someone , we had all most given up when we…read moremet Bill Little, amazing person, just as amazing crew ,creative and an eye for detail and VALUATION that blew me away. Tight security for a massive crowd and I was nervous but we hit a home run with Bill, by the way big time estate lawyer was on hit reference list and he gave a glowing review . I told Bill I will be glad to be on his reference list he is trustworthy and meticulous.

Big fan of this place. Super unique items well priced. A…read morereal antique shop in the heart of skokie. What a gem!

Stumbled into this quaint antique/collectible shop and I'm happy I did! I can't believe they've…read morebeen around for 3 years and I'm just finding out about them now! I found a dainty white bentwood chair for $10 which I'm thrilled about since everywhere else I've looked have sold these chairs for $60+. The chair has a nice antique-ish, chippy paint look to it which I think gives it character. There is such a great selection here and better yet, at affordable prices! I heart this store and will definitely be coming back for more.

Very knowledgeable dealer. Went to sell an item. While we waited looked around and they have many…read morequality & beautiful items for sale.

Typically I don't do reviews but I really felt compelled to today. My sister, our mom and I decided…read moreto go on a day of antiquing and our first stop was here. I will say they do have an impressive amount of jewelry and their art selection was beautiful. However, our experiences were completely soured by the owner. We were by the corner near the register looking at their COSTUME jewelry. The cabinet did not happen to be locked and there was no sign on the door explicitly asking customers not to go in. A guy who I now realize was her husband kept poking his head in between our shoulders. At that point I thought it was just a guy with no concept of personal space. I now understand he was checking to see what we were doing as if we could steal with all the cameras around. He did not say anything to us immediately and I think at that point he told his wife to say something so she proceeds to very loudly scold us in front of her staff and the other customer in the store. She did apologize to my sister, however, there was no reason to behave the way she did especially when you depend on other people to make a living. I hope they can at least put signs to ensure there are no miscommunications in the future.

Prices fair. Elderly…read morestaff very nice mostly. I like that they carry vintage vinyl.

Cool little locally owned thrift store with clothes and other fine gifts. It's surprisingly…read moreaffordable for around here. Winnetka isn't known for having affordable stuff. Get some things on the cheap. They also have a few sales each week. Basically it looks like a typical small thrift store, but the difference is the quality of what they have. It's mostly clothes, and a few knickknacks. There's also home goods like glasses and plates. Clothes aren't falling apart like at some places that are cheaper. The service is also friendly. Get here for some good finds and fairly cheap. It's a little more expensive than Goodwill but it's better quality. There's something to get as a gift or for yourself.

Great prices and wonderful volunteers. This was a nice surprise and definitely recommend visiting.read more

This thrift shop is definitely nicer than a goodwill or a Salvation Army, it's more expensive but…read morethey have enough sales to make up for it. I find a lot of cute stuff here, it's not all old lady clothes like some church resale shops. My only complaints are 1. lack of bathrooms! I had no idea there were no bathrooms until I asked to go! And 2. The changing rooms aren't private, basically other people watch you try stuff on, weird.

This is a clean, well organized resale shop filled with helpful staff and lots of quality treasure…read morehunting. I was primarily looking for fabric, and I unfortunately didn't find a ton of options to repurpose in the bedding and linens area. However, they have several racks of women's clothing to look through with shoes of several sizes organized above the racks. I even saw someone score a pair of new Vejas sneakers the day I went. I didn't have a ton of time to look through everything, but the store is much bigger on the inside than it looks from the street. I went on an extremely busy morning (I believe it may have been a senior citizen sale? I just got the tail end of an announcement over the intercom), but I had no trouble at all finding a solid parking spot just outside the main entrance in a generous private lot. The street is pretty busy, so I would be careful to turn at the light if you're taking a left into the store. There are tons of different clothing brands, from boutique to well-known names and more fast fashion tags. There was even a whole section of home goods I didn't get a chance to explore. My one difficulty was navigating the long racks of clothing. It was difficult to get from one end to another given the sheer amount of foot traffic, but I'm sure it may be different on a less busy day.

Yes, prices are a bit much. They have some nice furniture…read morewhich you don't see in thrift stores that much anymore, still a bit pricey but probably better made than some new stuff. One thing I really appreciated is that the shoes are sorted by size! So no grubbing around looking for the ones that fit. Yay. The women's clothes looked a bit tired.

Sweet little farm girl inspired vintage store tucked into charming down town winnetka. Homemade…read moresoaps, Berkey water purifiers and Illinois honey are just some of the unique finds. Reasonable prices, friendly down to earth staff make this a must stop in shop!

Hours on yelp are not listed correctly. The shop is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11-5.read more