Flew in for holidays on a plane ticket that said, "No luggage." No problem! I knew I could stop…read morehere on the way home. I found sweaters and jeans and pajamas so I am ready for my holiday vacation.

Friendly Manager and wonderful volunteer staff. Very clean, with a good direction and set up…read more Prices are some of the most reasonable in the area for a thrift store. Money you spend there goes to a good cause and they have great items. Very clean store, for the most part. If you have not tried this thrift store out yet, you really should give it a try. I know I'm hooked on shopping there.:)

It was okay. Not especially big. That's really about it. Just OK. I didn't even pull things out to…read morelook at them and they weren't my size. I don't know that I would go out of my way to come here again.

This St Vincent location is AMAZING! I was so impressed at the quality and absolutely best product…read moreplacement and arrangement of entire store! Best one I've been too! Lots of everything, especially Christmas!

1-23-2025. Upon…read moredriving into the parking lot, I noticed the extreme care given in snow and ice control. Once inside the store, I walked around the inside of the store twice. It appears prices are nudging their way down at this location. I actually found a brand new $60.00 Amazon TV wall mount for $4.99 still in the box. (Amazing. Someone probably got it as a gift and didn't appreciate it, so they donated it.) Needless to say, I bought that. All store areas were easy to access and safe to walk around without bumping into things. For a thrift store, the staff keeps it very clean. Impressively clean. All staff members were friendly and professional. My favorite reason for stopping by these stores is, ...you really never know what you will find on the shelves. A couple summers ago, ...I happened across some beautiful German steins in spectacular condition. When I got them home and searched their worth on the internet, my jaw hit the floor. Thrift stores. They can be interesting places to shop. Incessant Research

Stopped by this location since I was in the area. This store is VERY clean and organized!…read more Fair to moderate pricing. There's typically always a special tag color on sale. The staff was friendly and helpful. They had a great book and jewelry collection! I noticed a great deal of golf and children clothing items as well. Many clothing items had new tags on them. Dressing rooms were open when I visited. Join their loyalty program and you save 10% every time you shop-I signed up the day of! I will definitely return when I'm in the area again!

Kari works hard to help ALLLL the animals she can by stocking this small thrift store to the BRIM…read moreevery week! Because it's a smaller store, the items you see today will NOT be there tomorrow, so if you love something-buy it! She works with area Estate Sale businesses and post-sale, Second Chance gets to help clean out the homes and make sure the items don't go to the landfills. So she really has a revolving stock of inventory, it is always a treasure hunt!

Kari is an amazing person and an amazing advocate for all animals. Her store is stocked with new…read moretreasures regularly with the proceeds from her store helping animals in need. You never know what you will find in the store as the inventory is constantly changing. Hurry in, your next treasure is waiting for you!

Small selection of movies and electronics and the movies were higher priced than similar stores,…read morebut staff was very friendly

Madison seems to have 3 types of thrift stores. Goodwill, St Vinnies, and those run by churches…read moreand/or church ladies. This is the latter type, and they all seem to be very similar (Bethesda, Agrace, etc). Less crowds, traffic, anxiety, and clutter than Goodwill and St Vinnies, but also less selection. Check back regularly and you will find some treasures. For the most part the prices are fair. If I specifically need something, I start with Goodwill, because I have the best chance of browsing. But I dont always feel like stopping in Goodwill just to browse. Versus it can be very peaceful to stop in Boomerangs, or similar. I've probably been there a dozen times since they opened, and bought something 3 of the times. They have furniture, which not all thrift stores carry. The staff has always been helpful.

Clean, well organized thrift store. Pleasant staff. Variety of goods from clothes to jewelry to…read moreartwork to trinkets.

Even though something's are a little pricey, I still can find nice things every time I go and the…read moreworkers are very friendly, polite, helpful and respectfulI been going to st Vincent DePaul, salvation army and goodwill since my children were very young and my oldest is close to 60, so it's been a long time but goodwill is out of the question they have changed so much that I hardly even go there much, they overpriced people and don't have their half-price tag anymore, I donated to them also many times for years, but I stopped over 5 years ago because I seen how greddie they becomeit's all about I prefer st vinie and salvation army

i LOVE this location! I always find the BEST things! The staff is always super friendly and…read morewelcoming!

This was the worst Goodwill I've ever been to. They have a special Senior day at the Waukesha…read moreGoodwill - but not at this one! Plus, I dropped off some really nice things and I got a gruff guy that came out of the door and grabbed my bag and didn't even get a thank you- forget the receipt question! I get a bad feeling from this place. Merchandise on the racks is so overpriced. It's disgusting

I've been going to this goodwill for a long time, today was great in particular. I found a brand…read morenew Squishmallo that caught my eye with the día De Los Muertos calaca (likely spelt wrong lol) cat, our guy at the counter named Alen was really friendly, he was wondering if the squishy was a DDLM thing and asked politely if he could read the little tag she came with. Alen was also really patient with my aunt who needed to confirm her curlers worked. Overall really good trip!

This place is ginormous. If you're looking for workout equipment, this is the place to go for your…read moreat home gym. That's all I could think when I walked in at first. Got a kids bike, and a few pieces of clothing so I'd consider it a score. This place was a tad bit overwhelming with the size. I think the signs could be a little bit more visual. Overall the store is pretty well organized, and clean- didn't notice any strange smells. I was really impressed by the touchscreen to search for furniture in store, I've never seen anything like that before. I'd bet they'd make a killing in donation profits if they made popcorn like a location in Milwaukee does.

I really like this store. It is a huge store. It even has a room dedicated to books. A lot of…read moreinteresting blouses. I did not end up getting any of them. I thought the blouses were a little high at eight dollars. I'll have to see what the other St. Vincent's charge in the area. This is definitely a place. I stop when I come up this way.

Oh I love a charity shop so I often visit a few in every town I stay at, and this one "Saint…read moreVinny's" to the locals came highly recommended. A few things that really set this charity shop apart: -Super bright, clean and organized. -Curated selection, everything looked clean and ready to wear. -Tidy kid's section, nothing overwhelming. -Higher quality (than typical for thrift shop) furniture, glassware, and shoes, even musical instruments!! -Staff were amazingly attentive, welcoming and helpful. Loaded up a heavy piece, a keyboard, right into my car for me. -Prices lower than Goodwill, by a significant amount!! Thank you!!!! I'll be back!!

Used to love coming to st Vincent de Paul and I can't say for the one where I'm from because it…read morestill acts like a thrift store. However I've noticed more and more that these stores have a "higher end" section. You got these items as donation price them as such. It's giving greedy