Just came here tonight with a couple of friends, and we stayed for more than 2 hours because there…read morewas SO much to look at! We really loved this place and had a great experience! Upon walking in, you see tons off different boutiques sectioned off into different areas. There are handcrafted crafts and gifts from all different vendors, and no matter who you are, you're bound to find something you like, including candles, clothes, sports, food, jewelry, home decor, etc. Prices vary by product and vendor, so of course some vendors will be more expensive than others. Some even sell name-brands like Marc Jacobs. For the most part, I think prices were pretty fair! Not only were the products great, but so were the workers. One of the men who was stocking found out that I love penguins, so he was showing me penguin-themed items. He was nice, and we all kept laughing. Also, when we were checking out, both cashiers were extremely personable. One checked us out, and the other wrapped some of the more fragile items, which I appreciated. The cashier who checked us out absolutely loved us and had a great conversation with us about how we all had so much in common with her. When it comes to location, the building is within a strip mall, and they have tons of parking and other popular shops around. Overall, my friends and I all said we would for sure return to the store! Apparently, vendors normally update their booths every few weeks unless they're out of state, so we will definitely come back soon to see the new stock. Since it is Christmas time, the store was FULL of Christmas and holiday decor. I loved the atmosphere because of this! There were a few bare booths where no vendors were anymore, so it seems as though a couple of vendors left. *If you're an entrepreneur, I'd definitely look into a booth here!*

The positive aspects are that it gives individuals or small businesses the opportunity to sell…read moretheir goods. There is an eclectic selection of goods being sold and is a nice place to browse, as long as you are not looking for anything specific. The negative aspect is that there were many vacant booths/spaces.

Have been completely obsessed with this place for years. I probably shouldn't tell the yelp world…read moremy secret. Ha. I always find awesome pieces here- large and small and always great quality! If you're looking for something special or to furnish a rental Property quickly and easily this is the spot. I bought a brutalist armoire cabinet here for $400? and Its valued at $1000+ beautiful solid wood piece. This is a great spot to stop in and walk around- you never know what you will find!!

If you're looking for resale furniture in the Chicago area, it's almost essential you visit…read moreJubilee, both their Carol Stream and Lombard locations. They have the largest selection by far, and most of what they accept is in good condition. There's always something interesting in their collection, which at any time has handmade, vintage, collectible, and other unique items alongside more conventional ones. The more desirable vintage and antique items won't be cheap, but they'll be cheaper than at a curated vintage or antique furniture shop. Jubilee isn't a thrift store, and in some cases their prices can be a bit high. Everything is final sale, so there's an element of "buyer beware," like most resale shops. They put the brand name on the price tag if it's a selling point, but not so much for cheaper brands. Once I purchased an item here, and when I got home I found the label and saw it was made in China by a low-end furniture company. I never would have paid as much had I known, so I felt a bit duped. However I still wound up going back as I never found as much furniture I liked anywhere else. And for what it's worth, the item has held up. Most of their service is provided by volunteers, who are nice, but some are more knowledgeable than others. To sum up, it's not perfect, but in a retail landscape where most new furniture is either flimsy "manufactured wood" or ultra-expensive high end brands, Jubilee helps fill an important gap for affordable quality furniture.

I was just stopping by to drop off something that one of the owners had purchased from me off of…read moremarketplace and have now been telling all my friends and family to check the place out if they're ever in downtown Glen Ellyn. It's a great boutique plant shop with a nicely throughout design and layout and some great plant and home goods offerings. The staff member I talked with was really nice and so was the owner that I was in contact with on marketplace too.

This store was incredible to come too! The moment you walk in, the smell of the store brings you…read morein. This place had incredible snake plants for sale at a very fair price! Plenty of outstanding plants, vases, home decor,plant care items, etc. Staff here was friendly too. Great little store to come in and stroll around.

Good and Gather is a nice boutique in Glen Ellyn. My husband and I poked our head in to check it…read moreout. We ended up loving the layout and products. I found a bunch of hilarious socks but were reasonably priced. I was laughing out loud too much. I hope I didn't bother the other customers. I picked out a pair of socks that will match with each family member that I have to buy Christmas gifts for. I am a teacher and was given a 10% educator discount even though I didn't have my school ID with me. I love this customer service! I highly recommend Gather and Collect!

Great shop for unique, funny or quirky gifts like the Saint Taylor Swift candle or the slogan items…read moreat reasonable prices. Perfect for milestone birthdays, holiday white elephant gifts, etc. my only issue with the shop is the resale shop within a shop towards the back of the store. A few rooms filled with a hodge podge of items all overpriced. I went yesterday and found a Target Universal Thread button up for $14. That same shirt was $16.99 brand new and selling for $4.99 at Goodwill. It is t like the used clothing is curated to justify the pricing. It's all low end brands and most of the items are heavily used. Granted I am a knowledgeable thrifter but it was crazy to see how heavily used and overpriced the items were. Even Treasure House a few shops down has better prices.

New to the area and since I've moved I've been looking for very specific pieces of furniture. I…read morestumbled upon CORT Furniture outlet and was very pleasantly surprised. Donna, the sales associate was very welcoming and informative upon enterance. She gave me the spiel and then let me do my own thing. It was very nice not to feel like multiple sellers were pressuring me like other stores. I really liked that they had a different variety of items rather than typical Amazon or Target mass merchandised stuff. There were your typical pieces but the styles really did range quite a bit. There final markdown room is not to be missed and made me regret not visiting sooner. I wish i would have found this place sooner as I definitely already bought some items elsewhere that I much rather would have purchased here. I'll definitely be stopping in here frequently to see the new items they have to offer.

Very nice and very professional. WOW! REAL customer service too. We found an excellent deal on a…read moreused couch and chair. Cannot believe we found BOTH for under $400!!!!!! Thank you Donna for the service and the wonderful deal:)

You get what you pay for. I'm not usually up for cliched phrases, but this one really holds true…read morefor anything in the home remodeling sphere. Yes, I whined (to myself and to my husband) about the cost of custom cabinets and granite at C&G Direct, but I'm super happy with the quality of the product that showed up at my doorstep a few weeks back. The rep we worked with, Anna, was on point from start to finish. She was quick to answer questions, helped us design a counter and cabinet structure that would work best for our daughters' bathroom and followed up with our contractor when one cabinet door arrived less than stellar. Their showroom is quite lovely and you can get a nice picture of what your potential kitchen/bath will look like when all is said and done. Yes, we paid extra for our white cabs, but the quality is there, it looks awesome with the new counters, and said cabinets were crafted just a few states over. #worthit

I've been thinking of remodeling my kitchen for at least 10 years. The process started by sitting…read moredown at Lowe's with one of their kitchen designers and getting a free layout and cabinet estimate. Over the next 10 years I took that Lowe's layout to no less than a dozen cabinet companies to get their pricing. The pricing always came in around $10,000+ (except for one importer who sold cheap, rather than good cabinets in a limited number of styles and colors. None of which we liked.) Then a month ago, driving north on Gary avenue in Carol Stream I just happened to spot this place and thought I'd try again to price out the Lowe's design because we were now ready to do something. I went into the place and immediately started walking around. I didn't wait for a sales person because I wasn't sure if I'd like the place and didn't want some fast-talking salesman to start accosting me for my business. I'd looked for a few minutes before I was approached by Jim, a pleasant older gentleman. He was nice so I told him what I was looking for and we casually discussed a few options. I told him I had the Lowe's kitchen design and he said he'd be happy to price it out with the cabinets I liked (he didn't want to see their pricing). I emailed him the design minus the prices and he came back with some design drawings. We talked some more over email and I asked him to stop by my house to see my kitchen. He did and we had a great conversation and we got ideas for other ways to do the kitchen. After looking at the kitchen, Jim put together everything we liked, added in the monthly manufacturer promotions, and ended up THOUSANDS less than any other quality cabinet place. So today we visited the showroom to go over every part of the cabinet order before putting down a deposit. After all was said and done, even after we added many pullout drawers, did some upgrading and getting some trim pieces (not on the original Lowe's design), he beat my 10 year old barebones Lowe's kitchen design price by over $1,500! I can't recommend Jim and this place strongly enough. (I'll let you know if things don't go smoothly once we receive the cabinets.)

After searching for living room furniture at many furniture stores throughout the suburbs, my…read morehusband and I decided to browse through Toms-Price with minimal expectations. How we were surprised by the service and products. Shelley S. was a great help and really knew her stuff. After finding a chair and listening to us, she started pulling fabrics. Shelley asked for a picture of the room and our goals/needs for the room. Her eye for colors and combining fabrics was perfect and she kept with what we liked. Shelley led us to a couch that would work with the chair. It was one of the best couches I'd sat on throughout this tour of furniture! Shelley informed us of all of the personal options to make the couch even better for our home. Thanks to Shelley's personality and designer knowledge, we left Toms-Price excited about our purchases and new look for our living room.

Dear Fellow Shoppers, think twice before buying your furniture at Toms Price Lincoln Park! Be sure…read moreto read your order receipt regarding their return/exchange policy because the manager, Delvin doesn't explain it very well! Trust me, shop any where else. Room & Board may be expensive, but has excellent customer service and Great return policy. After your furniture is delivered, you have 90 days to do a return. They come pick it up and give you a FULL refund. (cash or credit) NO store credit! They want you to be happy with what you brought.

Totally wonderful. The workers are warm and friendly. The things they sell are priced very…read moreaccessibly and are in great condition. The place is clean and bright, with artful arrangements of things here and there that have clearly been done with love and care. They even put on music from the 1950's, 60's and 70's that give it a nostalgic atmosphere. And on top of all that, you know that your money is going to a good cause. Love to go there. We just moved here from overseas, and most of the things I've furnished our home with came from this shop.

I mean, there's more than you would think walking in. I found a FOUR pack of solid movies Repo The…read moreGenetic Musical a copy from Hollywood Video complete with lock on it lol, Phantom of The Opera, Phantom of the Red House and Ikiru. So I got some classics for like under $2 lol. Didn't see much clothes of use.

This is one of the Ten Thousand Villages that has an annual handmade rug event, where you can come…read morein and see the rugs. You might find handmade rugs someplace like The Dump in Lombard, however here you can be sure it's made by fairly-paid artisans and you don't need to wonder about child or slave labor. They often have interesting jewelry which is quite affordable; miscellaneous housewares; runners/napkins/placemats/aprons etc. and hand-knit hats/scarves/mittens. They even carry fair trade chocolate bars. It's a little bit like Pier 1 used to be but with fairly-paid artisans instead of mass merchandise. There's nothing here that you need, but there is probably something here that will make you smile. Staff is very pleasant and patient when you ask them to, say, show you every rug in a three-foot stack of carpets, and if you have something particular in mind, they'll help you find something similar.

Recently came here with my wife. This was one of the first stores we checked out in downtown Glen…read moreEllyn. This place had a lot of great and cute little home decor items. There's also tons of great gifts for family and friends too has a little bit of everything even the unpredictable finds. It's a bit pricey but it's got a great customer base from our time visiting. Lady at the front desk was really friendly.