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St. Vincent de Paul Libertyville Thrift Store
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Adler Memorial Park
Libertyville, IL 60048
Adler Arts Center
1700 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048
Lake County Forest Preserve
16400 Buckley Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048, United States
Nearby restaurants
Lee Donuts
124 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Wildberry Pancakes and Cafe
1783 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048
Flambé India - Libertyville
226 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Bubble Tea Lab Libertyville
1757 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048
Lino's Ristorante and Pizza
265 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Pho Kho Gia Lai Vietnamese restaurant Pho
328 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Curry Leaf Indian Restaurant
271 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Sushi Thai Libertyville
1742 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048, United States
Anam Cara Cafe
338 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Dunkin'
210 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Nearby local services
Ace Hardware
155 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Dover Saddlery
300 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Gold Eagle Wine and Spirits
255 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Reclaimed Artisans Inc.
302 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
ReNew Family Consignment
1750 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048
Impact Fuel Room
481 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048, United States
Little Stitch Shop
406 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
Early Bird Quilt Shop
408 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048, United States
Nearby hotels
Motel 6 Libertyville, IL
1809 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Chicago-Libertyville by IHG
77 Buckley Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
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St. Vincent de Paul Libertyville Thrift Store
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St. Vincent de Paul Libertyville Thrift Store

168 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL 60048
3.7(100)
Open until 7:00 PM
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attractions: Adler Memorial Park, Adler Arts Center, Lake County Forest Preserve, restaurants: Lee Donuts, Wildberry Pancakes and Cafe, Flambé India - Libertyville, Bubble Tea Lab Libertyville, Lino's Ristorante and Pizza, Pho Kho Gia Lai Vietnamese restaurant Pho, Curry Leaf Indian Restaurant, Sushi Thai Libertyville, Anam Cara Cafe, Dunkin', local businesses: Ace Hardware, Dover Saddlery, Gold Eagle Wine and Spirits, Reclaimed Artisans Inc., ReNew Family Consignment, Impact Fuel Room, Little Stitch Shop, Early Bird Quilt Shop
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Nearby attractions of St. Vincent de Paul Libertyville Thrift Store

Adler Memorial Park

Adler Arts Center

Lake County Forest Preserve

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Adler Memorial Park

4.6

(152)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Adler Arts Center

Adler Arts Center

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(30)

Open 24 hours
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Lake County Forest Preserve

Lake County Forest Preserve

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Open until 8:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of St. Vincent de Paul Libertyville Thrift Store

Lee Donuts

Wildberry Pancakes and Cafe

Flambé India - Libertyville

Bubble Tea Lab Libertyville

Lino's Ristorante and Pizza

Pho Kho Gia Lai Vietnamese restaurant Pho

Curry Leaf Indian Restaurant

Sushi Thai Libertyville

Anam Cara Cafe

Dunkin'

Lee Donuts

Lee Donuts

4.4

(208)

$

Open until 5:00 PM
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Wildberry Pancakes and Cafe

Wildberry Pancakes and Cafe

4.6

(1.9K)

$

Open until 2:00 PM
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Flambé India - Libertyville

Flambé India - Libertyville

4.6

(264)

$$

Closed
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Bubble Tea Lab Libertyville

Bubble Tea Lab Libertyville

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(256)

Closed
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Ace Hardware

Dover Saddlery

Gold Eagle Wine and Spirits

Reclaimed Artisans Inc.

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Impact Fuel Room

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Early Bird Quilt Shop

Ace Hardware

Ace Hardware

4.6

(232)

Click for details
Dover Saddlery

Dover Saddlery

4.6

(131)

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Gold Eagle Wine and Spirits

Gold Eagle Wine and Spirits

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Reclaimed Artisans Inc.

Reclaimed Artisans Inc.

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(85)

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Reviews of St. Vincent de Paul Libertyville Thrift Store

3.7
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For a rewarding thrifting experience in Libertyville, St. Vincent de Paul is a must-visit and ranks high among my favorite local spots. The friendly and accommodating staff create a welcoming atmosphere. One of the store's most dynamic features is its rapid product turnover; the selection is constantly refreshed, so if an item catches your eye, it's wise to purchase it promptly, as availability is fleeting.

While their pricing remains competitive and often lower than many other thrift establishments, it's worth noting the slight increase in prices over the past year, a trend observed across the broader second-hand retail market. Despite the store's modest footprint, they manage to display a diverse and appealing array of merchandise. The premises are consistently clean and well-maintained, contributing to a pleasant shopping environment. My primary area for constructive feedback would be the fitting room facilities; an upgrade or an additional room would significantly improve the customer experience by reducing occasional long waits. Nevertheless, St. Vincent de Paul remains an outstanding destination for finding...

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1.0
3y

I traveled to Illinois to help my grandmother put up her xmas decorations. And while doing so we were able to clean out about 4 boxes of decorations that she wanted to donate. So I loaded them in the car and we made our way to this location. I walked through the donation door and met a "gentleman" where I asked if it was okay to bring in some items to donate. He said "what are you bringing?" and I said "xmas decorations". He then scoffed at me and made some comment under his breath about how "everyone always drops off their xmas stuff around xmas....yadda yadda". I replied with "oh, I don't have to bring it in if ya'll don't need it..." And again he responded with some angrily charged reply. I then just stopped and asked him if he was okay. He mumbled something so I asked again if he was doing ok. he replied with "It's none of your business how I'm doing"...Now that is a first for me! I understand hurt people hurt people and I just pray that he gets the help he needs. We won't be making any more donations to that location because I don't want my grandmother to ever have to deal with such a...

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3y

I came here from an assistance in need of clothing and winter items that saint Vincent de Paul church had gifted me a voucher for $75 to obtain at this store. I had 3 pairs of shoes I wasn't allowed to buy on the voucher for some reason be only for clothes, however one of the things I requested for assistance was winter gear. The one pair of shoes costed $10 and we're brand new and not the prettiest but the most ideal for the cold and elements I really did need. The two other shoes the cashier did allow me to have were a pair of open slip ONS I planned for house shoes and the other were mesh gym shoes with a hold at the corner toe. Knowing that she could allow me to have the brand new shoes that only cost $10 that were nice for cold weather but declined to allow made me feel very badly why I was in need but she wanted to pick another person to have those be better and I won't ask for help again from this agency and have $30 left on a voucher to use I won't be going here again but I did get a...

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MamangMamang
For a rewarding thrifting experience in Libertyville, St. Vincent de Paul is a must-visit and ranks high among my favorite local spots. The friendly and accommodating staff create a welcoming atmosphere. One of the store's most dynamic features is its rapid product turnover; the selection is constantly refreshed, so if an item catches your eye, it's wise to purchase it promptly, as availability is fleeting. While their pricing remains competitive and often lower than many other thrift establishments, it's worth noting the slight increase in prices over the past year, a trend observed across the broader second-hand retail market. Despite the store's modest footprint, they manage to display a diverse and appealing array of merchandise. The premises are consistently clean and well-maintained, contributing to a pleasant shopping environment. My primary area for constructive feedback would be the fitting room facilities; an upgrade or an additional room would significantly improve the customer experience by reducing occasional long waits. Nevertheless, St. Vincent de Paul remains an outstanding destination for finding quality items.
Becky HartBecky Hart
I’ve visited many thrift stores, but this one truly stands out and has earned a spot on my list of places to return to. Upon entering, I was greeted by a board listing numerous specials, which I photographed to keep track of the deals. After grabbing a cart, it didn’t take long before it was completely filled. The bargains were excellent—a genuine leather hand-painted purse for just $1.00, a badminton set with two rackets and two birdies for 50 cents, and a handmade Mexican doll for 50 cents, along with many other great finds. My mother and I spent nearly two hours browsing through the front, middle, and back warehouse sections, each filled with a wide variety of items. If you enjoy discovering unique treasures at affordable prices while supporting a meaningful organization, this store is well worth a visit. The store also provides the convenience of a public restroom. The only drawback was the checkout area, which felt cramped and became crowded while we waited to pay.
Bill Holland (Bill Netherlands)Bill Holland (Bill Netherlands)
I've found stuff here in the past, at great prices. The people who work here are very nice. In terms of pricing, I have no idea what's going on these days, especially with vinyl. Best of Bread is basically a dollar bin record, and same with this Maynard. I laughed, because I genuinely thought the tag said 1.50, which would be a more reasonable, accurate price. Beyond that, these weren't exactly in mint condition. Just seems like part of the greater trend of thrift stores asking supposed boutique prices, without doing the research, grading, cleaning, or careful curating of items. It's sad that this is happening everywhere, especially when we're talking items that are necessities like clothes.
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For a rewarding thrifting experience in Libertyville, St. Vincent de Paul is a must-visit and ranks high among my favorite local spots. The friendly and accommodating staff create a welcoming atmosphere. One of the store's most dynamic features is its rapid product turnover; the selection is constantly refreshed, so if an item catches your eye, it's wise to purchase it promptly, as availability is fleeting. While their pricing remains competitive and often lower than many other thrift establishments, it's worth noting the slight increase in prices over the past year, a trend observed across the broader second-hand retail market. Despite the store's modest footprint, they manage to display a diverse and appealing array of merchandise. The premises are consistently clean and well-maintained, contributing to a pleasant shopping environment. My primary area for constructive feedback would be the fitting room facilities; an upgrade or an additional room would significantly improve the customer experience by reducing occasional long waits. Nevertheless, St. Vincent de Paul remains an outstanding destination for finding quality items.
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I’ve visited many thrift stores, but this one truly stands out and has earned a spot on my list of places to return to. Upon entering, I was greeted by a board listing numerous specials, which I photographed to keep track of the deals. After grabbing a cart, it didn’t take long before it was completely filled. The bargains were excellent—a genuine leather hand-painted purse for just $1.00, a badminton set with two rackets and two birdies for 50 cents, and a handmade Mexican doll for 50 cents, along with many other great finds. My mother and I spent nearly two hours browsing through the front, middle, and back warehouse sections, each filled with a wide variety of items. If you enjoy discovering unique treasures at affordable prices while supporting a meaningful organization, this store is well worth a visit. The store also provides the convenience of a public restroom. The only drawback was the checkout area, which felt cramped and became crowded while we waited to pay.
Becky Hart

Becky Hart

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I've found stuff here in the past, at great prices. The people who work here are very nice. In terms of pricing, I have no idea what's going on these days, especially with vinyl. Best of Bread is basically a dollar bin record, and same with this Maynard. I laughed, because I genuinely thought the tag said 1.50, which would be a more reasonable, accurate price. Beyond that, these weren't exactly in mint condition. Just seems like part of the greater trend of thrift stores asking supposed boutique prices, without doing the research, grading, cleaning, or careful curating of items. It's sad that this is happening everywhere, especially when we're talking items that are necessities like clothes.
Bill Holland (Bill Netherlands)

Bill Holland (Bill Netherlands)

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