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.

Scout & Forge is one of the coolest vintage furnishings shops in the Chicago area. I had been…read morelooking for a farmhouse table for years. Had even priced handmade options that were coming out over $3K - yipes. Then I saw my perfect table online from their shop in Long Grove. It was the perfect shape and style, and Matt and Meghan helped figure out a way to refinish it just the way I wanted. I am so thrilled and the experience was really fun and amazing. So happy with my new table - and its something that will be in my family I hope for a long time.

I came in here during the chocolate fest. It was crowded because people were going in and out…read moretrying to stay cool and use the air conditioning. The service was great, and like i said it was so crowded that I accidentally knocked down a small succulent arrangement that was filled with small rocks that scattered everywhere. They were pretty nice about it and didn't even expect me to buy the damaged item. Great interesting items, I'd come back when it's less crowded.

Used to love coming here, but the PRICES ??? Why is it priced higher then a store. Items are beaten…read moreI'd find better at goodwill. Aren't these items donations anyways?? Make it make sense.

Great place to explore wonderful treasures of all kinds. Friendly and helpful staff at the kind of…read moreshop it's an adventure to shop because you'll never know what you'll find.

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.

Wholeheartedly recommend My Best Friend's Closet for all your wardrobe wants and needs! From casual…read moreto formal, you'll find high-quality designer items with unmatched customer service from GILAT and her team!! They'll find the perfect ensemble for any event and style you like a star Thank You Gilat

Gilat is AMAZING! She makes you feel so welcomed at her store, I love her! She always has the…read morebest collection of designer bags and clothes! My Best Friend's Closet is a gem of a shop!

Everyone is very friendly and helpful. We bring our ge fly used clothing and household goods here…read morefrequently throughout the year.

Super clean and organized store but much too expensive for my taste. most shirts were around $10…read more coats around $22. the shoes I saw were at least $12. for someone used to village discount prices I only stayed in the store maybe 20 mins cause I knew I wouldn't find anything I'd value at the price. Fairly priced items in my opinion were the bras and tights, $3 and $2. dvds and cds $1 and $0.50. and some of the jewelry didn't seem too bad.

This hidden gem in the Ravinia business district welcomes visitors with its small but well-curated…read moreaisles, stocked with antiques, books, and rare finds. The owners are warm and welcoming and even provide a "wish list" notebook for customer requests. This shop, with Vintage Rescue next door, offers a delightful treasure hunting trip, followed by a stop at the Astra Coffee shop or Mil Colibris bakery and cafe a few doors down; or the Chunky Scones vegan bakery around the corner.

Several weeks ago, we went in were looking for a shofar, and we had multiple from which to choose…read more Yesterday, I knocked a treasured menorah off our island and needed another to light for Chanukah last night. I arrived at 11 am as I thought that is when they opened. Turns out they opened next at 11 am ON WEDNESDAY (yesterday was Monday). I called the number on the door, and one of the owners was there in 10 minutes! I found a gorgeous antique menorah I will treasure. AFTER purchasing it and leaving the store, the owners texted me wonderful information they had researched about the piece without my even asking. The selection at Ravinia Books, Antiques Etc. is excellent but it's not as wonderful as the kindness and knowledge of the owners.

Best MID-Century store in the Chicago area and owner is…read moreknowledgeable and friendly

There is nothing trashy about this lovely little store. Every vintage piece showcased here is…read moreextremely well-selected and in good shape. The owner obviously has a great eye for mid-century modern design, and works with local artists to showcase their new work amidst the antiques. I've already purchased one 8-foot long sea blue-green gym bench (yeah, and it's sooooo cool), and plan to purchase more. A weekly visit would not be uncalled for. They may get sick of me.

Loved it. Lots of everything for everyone. Ended up finding something I didn't expect!! Really…read moreworth the visit

How lucky are we to have this super cool vintage thrift store near us in the north shore! ALL…read morevintage! Cool Stuff you only see in the city areas not the burbs. Lots to take in and the owner is friendly and hip too!

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.