Jackson Square

We went out of our way to get to this place. Big mistake. What a hunk of trash.

The prices are high for the area so very south and west of Chicago. Some booths have quality items, but many items are thrift-store finds or "re-purposed" alley freebies.

If you are passing through, then stop here - hence the 2 stars. But do not come out of your way to go here.

This is my favorite place to vintage shop... when I don't want to dig. Every booth or corner is beautifully curated. All pieces are clearly marked with a price. All locked cases have a big number so if you need it unlocked, it's not a nightmare.

Every vendor here has their own vibe. There's not much clothing here. But if you're on the hunt for something, I imagine you'll find it here.

Don't forget the basement! It's also full of awesome antique vendors! They offer free coffee and easy to find bathrooms.

Prices are more on the expensive side. You can ask for a better price, but they really don't give anything over 10% and that's ONLY for pieces over $50... unless you go during one of their sale weekends! They don't offer these all the time, so when they do JUMP AT THE CHANCE!

There's always plenty of parking as this giant building is right off the beaten path in downtown La Grange.

Heaven! You have to meet Mare! (Pronunced Ma-yor). Absolutely beautiful soul who will answer ir get answers for you. She is amazing, but let's go to the merchandise that is beyond plentiful. I mean, where can you find 1920's realness in art deco, or maybe you areninto in the 40s, 50s, or 60's. Fast forward to what I like: EVERYTHING! I am seriously in love with this place. This is my 3rd time here, and I am living the life. I mean, there you have a 1920s flapper dress that will be considered the creme of the crop! I mean, you have the black frills and probably a size 6! The days of the flappers are not talked about anymore. But let me not lose vision. This place is amazing. If you want vintage furniture, go downstairs, and you will see some pieces that will take you back! I love the fact that there is something for everyone's pocket book or wallet. You get some really great vintage pieces, and you are not going to go broke doing it. It's amazing that the prices will not break the bank. Seriously, beautiful selections! I think I'll go back tomorrow. There was this awesome figurine I believe my coworker would appreciate!

Recommend this Antique store for anyone in the area. So many nostalgic items. I went in looking for a game set. I found it at the last minute. I really want a nice Backgammon set for the house. I liked this set but the age was not only apparent but there was several stains on the outside box. I couldn't justify paying $60 for it. I did think long and hard about it. Hopefully I will discover a cleaner one at a garage sale.

Antique store had several levels. I enjoyed that different vendors had items on display. Price point really varied. I saw items reasonably priced and then others I thought you could find at Goodwill for way cheaper. Time spent here could take several hours as so much to look at. In addition to clothing, glassware, records, jewelry, purses...quite a bit of furniture and decor. I enjoyed my experience browsing. If I had a bigger place then I would of purchased some nostalgic items. I was very close to buy some coup glasses for my bar. Will be back. La Grange is such a cute place to hang.

Jackson Square Mall is a decently sized antiques center in the downtown area of LaGrange. There's a small parking lot and plenty of nearby street parking.

I'd say it's smaller inside than I expected but there are 2 floors (main and lower) and a good number of dealers. Obviously stock rotates but I think you'll be really happy if you like china, decorative items and especially vintage fashion and jewelry. If you're after vintage toys, tools or "man stuff" maybe not so much. I personally found LOTS to love - tons of seasonal Christmas decor at reasonable prices as well as a fabulous French advertising poster. My poster is beautifully framed (likely $500+ on framing alone) so for $150 I could not say no. It looks perfect in our house.

The ladies working could not have been nicer - even recommending other nearby stops that night interest us.

Love the antique there and customer service is great.BUT the Nation Flag must be above everything else.That is total discrimination to the Nation flag when you get the flag ticket almost on the floor and under the advertising papers...I wish I can give it a negative star.

Very happy friendly staff and clean the jewelry is very shinie and clean i would give it 5 stars great antique store i will highly recommend it i will be back again

Lots of stalls, though more empty ones than my last visit so hopefully it fills back up. Plenty to look at with wide variety of collectibles, art, vintage finds, and some furniture.

The negative: I agree with the reviewer below regarding the lack of frequent turnover, and you rarely see booths on sale despite this. Some of these booths look EXACTLY the same, year after year, and a few of them should be outright evicted due to a lack of vintage/antiques pieces.


The positive: There are a few booths here that are quality and keep me coming back, thus the 4 star rating. Pre-COVID they offered free coffee, access to bathrooms, and the ability to try clothes on (though none of these appear to be offered anymore, understandably). I also believe we should do what we can to support our local antique malls as many quality ones are closing permanently due to COVID.

It's so very easy to spend a couple hours here. There's something for everyone! I spent the better portion of a rainy day here.