The people complaining about too much stuff are nuts. That's what you want! Some aisles are…read morenarrow, but most just fine. Get over it. There's a large selection of books, most 3.00 and under, mass market paperbacks 50 cents, and periodically there are good old ones from the 50s or 60s. Some items are cheap. Some are costly. They also sell the very high priced stuff online, but there's still plenty of great stuff in the store itself. The bathrooms are old but super clean and not creepy like in some places. There are real antiques, beautiful furniture, art works, plastic storage tubs, all kinds of glassware, figurines, etc. Don't listen to the complainers. I go whenever I can and almost always find something I want.

I really wanted to love this place, especially with its claim of being the "world's biggest." While…read moreit's certainly packed with an incredible array of items, that density actually makes for a frustrating shopping experience. The aisles are so crammed that it's impossible to navigate with a shopping cart, which really limits your ability to browse and buy. It's a shame because there were genuinely interesting items, from high-priced antiques to thrift-store finds, but the difficulty in moving around made it hard to truly appreciate them. After driving over an hour and 15 minutes to get there, leaving empty-handed was quite a letdown. While I appreciate that they at least had a bathroom, which allowed me to stay as long as I did, the overall hassle overshadowed any enjoyment. I'm not sure if I'll make the trek again for a second chance. I had high hopes, but ultimately, this place just didn't live up to them. Still worth a try. I did find that the employees just sat around on their phones so I couldn't get a feel of who they are. One actually scolded me for trying to pick up and item

We adore this mom and pop shop and its official greeter, a black and white mix named Thor. They…read morehave hours on weekends throughout the month, which is advertised locally, by word of mouth and on Facebook. Garden items, holiday decorations, vintage books, collectibles, household, furniture, blow molds, and so much more await your visit. Their prices are very reasonable and you never know what you will find. It is definitely worth a drive.

Small shop in an industrial area. I could see a lot more things in the rafters that I wanted that…read morewere not on the floor.

Cute little place. Very tight to move around. I'd visit again to find random gems. Owner was…read morefriendly and welcoming

They have some fun items here and definitely some unique ones to match the vibe of their name. But,…read morewowza! Everything was soo expensive!! While I do think the condition of the clothes are on the better kept side, the prices were definitely comparable or higher than when the clothes were new.

I love searching for little treasures. Definitely would have been the best gatherer in my village…read morein the olden times. I think Kokorokoko has a very interesting and ever changing assortment of items and it is a fun respite from the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood.

Great place to shop there's always something there I can find!…read more The owners are really nice and helpful. This is one of my favorite shops in Arlington Heights.

Didn't even acknowledge we had entered the store. No hello no nothing. He was busy speaking to…read moresomeone he obviously knew very well. As when the bell on the door rang he didn't even look up. Just gave me vibes that I didn't like . Not to mention severely overpriced. You must not like money? What a joke. It's very clear we were not a priority or serviced at all. And that comes off as you don't want a certain type of person in your store. Disappointed. Won't be back. Was prepared to spend upwards of $2,000. Guess me and my money aren't good enough for thrill vintage.

Great vintage selection, great prices. Staff was very helpful and the fitting rooms are spacious.read more

This place is a gem, lives up to the "vintage" name. There's no thrifting here, it's straight up…read morevintage-- as in totally unique, quirky and interesting pieces that you wouldn't mind paying more money for. There are unworn items with tags from the 50s like two-piece skirt suits and cocktail dresses or Levi's jeans from the 70s. The tags with prices are keepsakes themselves. My daughter found a varsity jacket made with wool and leather, no polyester or pleather like you'd find nowadays. The space is clean and chic, the only thing not typical of a vintage spot! Looks like a boutique!

I always stop here for fun. Interesting and fun antiques that are reasonably priced.I work at an…read moreantique mall too.

I've been to this thrift store before and have never had any complaints, but unfortunately this…read moreexperience was disappointing. I completely understand that coming in about 10 minutes before closing isn't ideal, and I was fully aware that the store closed at 6:00. I had no intention of staying past closing time. However, from the moment we were walking in they immediately turned Half of the lights off, and we were immediately told there were "less than five minutes" left, even though there was clearly more than five minutes until closing. After that, we were repeatedly reminded that they were closing. I understand giving customers a reminder, but I don't need to be told over and over again when I'm already aware of the time. What really bothered me was that at 5:55, an employee told us that they were closing, even though the posted closing time was 6:00. At that point, I knew I only had five minutes left and was prepared to leave by 6:00. It just felt like they were so adamant about getting us out that we were made to feel unwelcome for simply walking into a business while it was still open. If customers aren't supposed to come in during the last 10-15 minutes, then the store should have an earlier last-entry time posted. Otherwise, customers who enter before closing should still be treated respectfully.