Thrift Stores in Elgin, IL
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“This is a good flea market with friendly vendors and staff, tasty food and beverage and items sold at very low prices. The only thing that was off was when I went (on a Friday) more than half the vendors were not there and their spaces were closed. Besides that this is a good flea market though.”
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“When our dryer broke, we got a used dryer from here which he had gotten from someone else and repaired. We got a great dryer at an incredible price which has worked flawlessly for 6 months so far, and he will repair our old dryer and sell it to someone else. A great resource for thrifty shoppers.”
10AM - 12PM
316 Douglas Ave, Elgin
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“Thought I could purchase items at this location. A very nice staff member explained to me this facility does not have items for sale. She was very nice to me. Just needed to add this for The Salvation Army.”
“This was my second time here first time went next door to the Mexican flea market then I went to see what this store was all about no one really talks about it u no in my town . It was a really hot day when I first week even hotter inside but found it really amazing and so cheap too for really good furniture the small trinkets look like they belong in the garage tbh. But I the furniture looks amazing and better than goodwill and not bad prices. When back this week for a chair for my brother desk found a bunch of great looking ones . For him the perfect office chair for only $15 and it looks brand new. And great quality too then I found a really cute Bluetooth pod speaker for $1 bran new roo in the box and everything I might go back and get another one super cheap what a gem for habitat for Humanity. Everyone was doing their thing but when i found the chair I wanted I asked a worker toget me one and he told me that the shopping carts are over at the front he seem kind of lazy but I told him I don’t want to leave my things and chair so please go get me one he was kind of lazy man”