Sadly, CLOSED, as you can see from the photo. I had wanted…read moreto get into this store your years, but it had very selective hours that did not match up with my schedule. Once inside, I was disappointed. Maybe it was the "longing to get inside" but once inside it was less than I anticipated. Even with the 50% off, I found absolutely nothing to be a bargain and took nothing home.

My friend and I spotted this place after eating bbq across the street, so we rounded out our day…read morewith a browse here. Happily it was still open (hours weren't anywhere to be found online, but I found a sheet in the store snd added them here!) and we had some time to roam around the small two story space which is packed with goodies! If you've lost your marbles, this is the place to look for them; bottles and jars full can be found all over the shop! Along with items as diverse as a lady's plumed riding hat, artistic miniature figures, a lot of classic bar gear, vintage radios, classic instruments from makers like Fender and Gibson, and so much more. If you like tiny things, the owner has boxes behind the counter, divided out into categories (political etc). The owner, John, was a fun fellow to chat with. Be prepared to pay cash; Uncle Bubs across the street does have an ATM! My friend did find a unique metal clarinet, including its original case and a stand, for $65. Prices were fairly reasonable overall for the things I looked at. Items do apparently move quickly here; someone stopped in while we were shopping to ask about a typewriter that was recently there and it had since sold. So if you see something you like, better jump on it! Overall, definitely worth dropping in! I would certainly check back on a future trip to that side of town.

Although I did not purchase anything, I thought this store was cute and quaint. I enjoyed walking…read morearound and looking at all of the items. It is filled - I mean jam packed - with antiques. They have everything from silver spoons, paintings, and jewelry, to a letter from Robert F Kennedy. I overheard the gentleman behind the counter say that the store has been around for something like 40 years! No wonder! If you're in the area and you like antiques, I'd stop by and take a gander. You might find something you love.

A Beautiful Little Antique Store! A Nice Smattering of items to look at. Happy with my Purchases. I…read moretravel to many Antique stores. This one was worth my time. It was a Great Experience !

Spoke with the lady that owns the place, very nice lady. At first glance it didn't seem like they…read morehad a lot of stuff but then you realize they have two buildings behind there so they're actually is quite a bit of stuff. If you're in the area I would definitely recommend stopping in. Lots of smiles, no junk.

Nestled behind this quirky houred antique store in Westmont are small brick courtyards filled with…read morecharming antique garden accessories and seating. Well worth the visit to see the selection of garden furniture. It's seems to be unique to the area as I don't know of any other store with garden stuff like this. It isn''t stuff to find at Tuesday Morning but actual old iron and stone benches and tables and chairs, just delightful! The store itself is nice with a good selection of furniture, jewelry and smalls. I feel though that the prices are a bit high compared to other area stores, but it just might be the slight difference in quality and rarity of items compared to other stores. ( I'm not enough of a expert to know.) The store is packed so plan on a long visit.... in between the garden courtyards are more back buildings filled with less qulaity furniture and stuff. All together I think there are 3 buildings, and 2 courtyards. I also recommend not bringing your screaming kids- the aisles are quite narrow and stuff is piled high and one bad move of the elbow and I bet someone will be buying the things they break. Touch with your eyes, not with your hands!

Recently shopped here and I didn't realize that this was a brand new store. The staff here was very…read morefriendly and they told us about the business. They do have a lot of things going on incentive-wise about why you should shop here. The money here goes directly towards the Downers Grove High School which is really cool! They have plenty of great items such as : books, clothes for men and women, household goods and extraordinary finds. The store is pretty clean for what it was. The store is a bit small don't get me wrong but it features a lot a lot compared to many other stores. The price is however are unbeatable compared to the big box stores. You're going to get your money's worth here! Definitely support this small business.

This place was filled with low end heavily used items. Everything is $4. There was a man working…read morewhen I visited. He was clearly on a telephone job interview. Never acknowledged me or the other person in the shop. I won't be back.

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

I love coming to Stars, not only because of their mission but because they are very organized and…read morealways changing items out for the seasons. Every week they have a sale on a specific colored tag to have extra savings. They hire adults with special needs that work there, which they call "Stars." It is so sweet! The front area of the store is dedicated to clothing and accessories, the back has a bunch of household items. I LOVE shopping here! So happy they expanded and opened a new location.

After seeing a tiktok last year about Stars Resale Shop, I've been wanting to thrift here. I can't…read morebelieve I waited so long. It was full of great labels and the clothes and shoes in excellent condition. Not to mention very roomy and clean fitting rooms and the shop is meticulously organized. I walked out with an entire bag of clothes. Something I almost never do They have a housewares selection too. If I were just starting out as an adult and on a budget, I could have outfitted my whole house here. Stars gets 5 stars from me

As others surmise, this is one of those moldy oldie places on the outside, yet chock full of gift…read moreideas, accessories, cool things to dress up one's home, comfort items, lots of pampering stuff, baubles, bowls, trays, Chicago relics, candles, super cute clothes - just so much, I could shop there for hours and have to narrow down purchases so I don't buy out the store. What's nice is the jewelry they sell is good quality, with some sterling silver, yet they're not in competition with Cottage Hill Diamonds next door, for that ultra in serious bling! I know some shoppers are sick and tired of the trail of Vera Bradley...but I must say the store is filled with so much of other delights, there's no reason to have to resort to looking at the VB stuff. No reason whatsoever. They have some Eucalyptus Spa booties I need to come back for asap!

This review is based solely on the nostalgic Lanzi's "Cashew Nut & Rice Crunch" that I ordered from…read moreThe Uptown Shop! Back in the 70's & 80's, my parents always used to buy these & we loved them! Then suddenly, they just disappeared from store shelves. Well, many years later, Lanzi's is BACK!!!! You can order them from the Uptown Shop. I just got a box in the mail. Flavor-wise it's REALLY CLOSE to the original (they had to reverse-engineer it because the recipe was lost after Elmo Lanzi passed on & production of the candy stopped). But man, it is pretty darn close & still tastes DELICIOUS!!!!

Wonderful discovery in an unassuming area. Prices are very fair and the inventory is changing all…read morethe time. Smaller space provides a warm boutique atmosphere. They are "known" for furniture, but also have jewelry, lamps, antiques, and accessories. Even cards!

Of the 3 main antique stores in the Winfield Antique Shopping District, Rejoice Resale was my least…read morefavorite. This is the smallest and has the least amount of "booths" so the variation is fairly similar. No jewelry. Booooooo! Plenty of parking out front, right across from the train station! I walked out with 1 giant breads heart lock to use as a paper weight.