I've been to this location primarily outside over the past few years for when they had their…read moremonthly flea markets in the summer but I've never actually been inside until recently. This store has a great array of casual gifts for friends and family. They had great Christmas gifts that were on sale since the season was over. Prices are honestly fair. Great variety of kitchen items I've never seen before. Clean restrooms, friendly staff, great for hobbies, easy parking and easy access to the streets and highway!

Hubby wanted to indulge me by stopping at a quilt shop during our trip to Illinois and back. The…read morefirst two quilt shops had been closed. I almost didn't want to bother, but he had tried so hard to get me there before it closed. Half of this place is devoted to gifts and cute household decorations. Turn right as you enter and you'll be headed toward all the home dec items. I almost couldn't believe it. There really was a quilt shop inside here. That's to the left as you enter the door. Hubby quickly found his favorite area. There was plenty of Star Wars fabric. We got some of each, to add to what we had already collected. Now I'll be able to start on that sci-fi quilt for the hubby. There were traditional fabrics such as Civil War era prints, colorful modern prints, and plenty of Moda. Sample quilts were hanging in the classroom area. Cute purses showcased the patterns that were for sale. This business is located on the NW corner of Coal City Rd and the northern end of Division Rd. (actually S. Frontage Rd. on the N side of Coal City). The Yelp map is wrong. If you are going by the map in Quilter's Travel Companion, it's wrong, too. It wasn't easy to turn around on a two-lane gravel road with ditches on each side with our 16-foot trailer, but it was worth the extra trouble to be able to visit at least *one* quilt shop on this trip.

The Trinity Knot feels like a mini mall, as the space amounts to four storefronts in downtown…read moreWilmington. It went under new ownership in 2016, and the store feels less cluttered than it did under the previous ownership. There are several vendors carrying both antique and modern items. Here are some things that jumped out at me during my most recent visit in February 2016: -costume jewelry -woodworking for the walls -tea cups and saucers -mod cookie jars -retro glassware -boutique clothing -original Pyrex bowls (individual and sets) -dining tables -a set of green velvet and wooden chairs -faux fur coats -bar cabinets -beaded purses -porcelain dolls -military jackets -china sets -coins I picked up a vintage lace gown from 1965 for just $18. It was an incredible find! I would highly recommend this spot given the size and abundance of options. It's a must-shop!

Great thrift store disguised as an antique boutique. Staff is knowledgeable about merchandise like…read moreused t-shirts, etc. New staff and owner bob a bit aggressive in their pursuit of sales. If that's what you're looking for I recommend shopping at this place. They are not respecting our elderly and most vulnerable of society by paying lip service to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Six foot distancing signs and mask required signs on the door. However, I was the only person staff, bob "the owner", or anyone else wearing a mask and practicing six foot distancing.

Hard working employees with lots of choices and values. There are looks and budgets for everyone.read more

Been here a few times, the sales are good, but the quality isn't great. There are a lot better…read moreoptions out there.

My husband's sister was killed on an accident. His job sent flowers which were delivered to our…read morehome by a very friendly woman. I'm not sure on selection or price as they were ordered for us. The arrangement we received was beautiful! If I need flowers I'll be coming here

After ordering from a third party company, they fixed the third party's mistake. Thank you so much…read more Staff was kind, friendly and understanding.

Update: it's been 2 1/2 years since we had our mid century sofa re-upholstered by this business…read moreand we are still absolutely thrilled by the outcome. The sofa has now survived a pack and move out of the area and now we get to enjoy our "new" old piece in an all new setting. It's truly a classic timeless work of art now and we are still so appreciative. The only reason I didn't five star at for promptness back then was because it took a really long time--about 7 months-- but we understand now it was so worth the wait--and wanted to follow up with how well it's holding up!. We are so grateful and happy and hope Bob is doing well. He's a true artist--the real deal!

Highly unsatisfied! My family and I have lived in Plainfield for almost twenty years and love to…read moregive business to local shops whenever we can. Owner Bob was nice and seemed to know his stuff. This being my first time for a reupholster job on an antique piece I inherited from a family member dating back to 1883. All along it was something he could handle and said once he got the piece he would work hard and fast as he was "SO BUSY." First hiccup, he couldn't get the tufting to look right as I requested and so I had to forgo the tufting. Secondly, the warehouse he used to purchase the gimp from was for sale and he wasn't able to get the gimp I needed.... then he talked me into the double welting idea where he couldn't even get the lines straight. On top of all of this it was delivered with a chunk of wood missing from the leg. For over a month I got the run around from Bob about how he was going to handle this never telling me until a month in a half later that it wasn't his fault and he wasn't going to fix it despite the fact that I had several photos of this couch just before it left to go to his shop with no damage to any of the wood. Overall his professionalism was lacking and his customer service left us feeling unsatisfied. We are still in need to a fix to this important piece of furniture but clearly we will not being doing any business with Bob anytime in the future.

A Red Bird does beautiful work restoring & upholstering furniture!…read more They are very easy to work with and will help find the perfect fabric. They are great at communicating throughout the process ! Highly recommend!

Red Bird did a wonderful job reupholstering my loveseat. I was able to chose from a large…read moreselection of samples they had as well as have samples sent to my home. They picked up the couch and returned it in a timely manner and it looks beautiful. I am very happy with their work and would use them again when needed.

I was excited about checking this establishment especially since my wife referred it to me on her…read morerecent adventure here. I actually had a great time here! This store had so many great hidden gems that you can check out. It's a well organized store that the average antique enthusiast can spend hours at. It's two floors too! What ruined my experience was that the lady at the front desk grew irate at me and my wife saying that we were driving her crazy because we were the only people at the store and she wanted to close the store down early I assume because the store closes in 15 minutes. The lady then gave my wife an attitude because she was trying to make a purchase and the card reader wasn't working. I pulled out some cash and tried to be as friendly as possible. I will not come back here again! Be courteous I only gave 2 stars instead of 1.

Moved to Wilmington several years ago, and Milltown is probably the largest antique store in the…read moreWilmington proper. It must have 20k sqft floor space if not bigger. I enjoy casually browsing thru the two floors with zero sales pressures. Very quiet with only a dozen or so shoppers most of the time. If you are a nostalgia buff, making a route 66 mini tour or grand tour, this is a must stop. Can spend half hour to couple hours, depending on your antique curiosities!