Great local thrift store, very clean, well sectioned within. Even has a store within a store for…read moreplants. Special craft section and jewelry. Have donated as well to them. Easy drive up, separate furniture door and happy to receive gentle used items ready for resell. All going to a great cause.

The Bridge Thrift Shop opened their second location in Frankfort just off Harlem Ave and Lincoln…read moreHwy. The inside is spacious and very well organized into categories like Media, Antiques, Jewelry, Glassware, Plants, Lighting, Crafts, and more. The Antiques section was my favorite as there was clothing, toys, shoes, and other fun blasts from the past. I also enjoyed their Plant Shop that had both living and fake plants of all sizes. The staff did note that the Frankfort location has more home decor while the Orland Park location has more clothing. They have a donation drop off around back of the building for the community to give away items. All profits benefit The Bridge Teen Center in Orland Park which helps fund holistic programs to troubled teens in the area. So happy I stopped in to take a look around!

Very nice workers. There is a lot of random fun things to go thru. I visited three times. I got a…read morebook, tarot cards, glass and swarovski figurines, succulent terrarium, and a green bay cheese head. I looked up the prices and this location beats the online reseller's prices.

Me and my wife recently checked out the store since we were antique shopping and wanted to find…read moresome cool items for the house. I found some unique baseball stadiums that I've been casually collecting for years and they had a couple at very good prices. Plenty of home decor items and very unique finds staff here was mildly friendly and this place was not too busy either you can spend a couple hours here depending on how lucky you're feeling. Parking can be a bit of a challenge too. Most of the times are locked behind closed shelves and you need to ask someone to open them to actually touch and hold the items up close before purchasing

We were greeted very warmly by a nice young gentleman who informed us that he would be of…read moreassistance if we needed him. So many intriguing items to browse through. Loved the experience.

Great place! Staff is warm, friendly, and will help you if you're looking for a specific item…read more Plenty of stuff here. Between the two floors, you can lose track of time and end up browsing for hours. Sometimes you have to be lucky to find exactly what you're looking for. Some sellers will lower prices if you ask, particularly for items under $100. I've found excellent typewriters here, all in working order. Three Sisters is an antique story lover's dream come true.

This is my absolute favorite single standing antique shop. The owners taste is impeccable. Sure,…read moreyou might have to dig or find it difficult sometimes to navigate through the sea of stellar furniture but it goes fast. I have found some incredible pieces 40s - 70s (is my style) and because the owner gets so much stuff her prices are very reasonable. If you're into vintage clothing and you have time to search this is where you will find the best dresses. Most are a set $25 but she has the rarest stuff. Rockabilly heaven if you're into clothing. I wish it was sized but that's a tall order for how much stuff she has. Love it!

This place is magic. No really. It's a magical closet where…read moreI can go to find vintage clothes that are not tattered or covered with mysterious stains. I went in today and purchased an adorable 60s shift dress with matching jacket- it might as well have had the original tags from the store because it was in mint condition. The best part- $30!! I couldn't even look at the jewelry in the front of the store for fear that my wallet would cry out in pain from losing it's BFF, my money. Forget the vintage and resale shops in the city. Take the train south and walk to this store. It has some great clothing finds and decent prices.

Some of the reviews here are critical of the woman working here. I have to say I experienced none…read moreof what they describe. She was very sweet and inviting to us. We stopped in today and browsed a bit. The store is on two floors of an old historic landmarked house. The selection is pretty broad, but is mostly smaller items with a few pieces of furniture. Prices are probably about average retail for an antique shop. I bought a tap handle I liked. Will be back!

Plenty of fascinating items in a charming, inviting space. The prices were very reasonable. The…read moreowner is a delight to chat with. This place is great!

I was finally able to visit this location after trying for quite some time. Previously, Yelp listed…read moretheir closing time as 4 PM, which made it nearly impossible for me to get there before they closed. On my recent day off I stopped in and it looks like the hours were corrected, which is great because it made the visit possible. Walking in, I was honestly a bit amazed at the variety of items they have available. There's a pretty wide selection of household goods, décor, furniture pieces, and building materials. If you enjoy browsing or treasure-hunting for unique items, there's definitely a lot to look through here. That said, one thing that confused me was that several items displayed on the floor appeared not to be for sale. The main reason I came in was because I saw boxed plastic hedges displayed in the windows and thought they would be perfect for a project I'm working on. Unfortunately, those particular items weren't actually available for purchase. Still, the store does carry many interesting pieces, and if you're willing to browse you might find something great. It's definitely worth stopping in if you're working on a home project, decorating, or just like searching for unexpected finds. Overall, a good spot with plenty of items -- just be aware that some display pieces might not actually be for sale.

I'm not sure how long this location has been here but I've been to the other Chicagoland locations…read moreand l must say this location is insanely overpriced. It seems they don't understand the market of re-sale or thrifting particularly given online options like Facebook Marketplace. I've been here 4x and each time most customers walk in and walk out with nothing. The original grocery store is a better business for the community.

I love coming here especially if I'm having a bad day…read more The staff is so friendly & helpful every visit. I always look forward to the conversations at check out! Between the selection & deals, I am always leaving with something. My favorite is during the spring/summer/fall months when there is merchandise outside on the tables at a VERY low price. Gets me every time! Knowing that my money is going to a great cause while I enjoy my thrifting makes it that much more enjoyable :)

This is the most absolute best thrift store I've been too in Illinois and it's for such an…read moreincredible cause. The prices here are cheap. There are so many people that come in here and the merchandise is constantly rotating with the holidays . There's alot less stuff here that you would see at a typical thrift store but but I got Christmas ornaments and cards to mail out to friend's here and was treated to hot coco from the staff!

Cute store with warm environment. Nice items for good prices. Plus they give profits to domestic…read moreviolence prevention.