Wish I could do zero stars. he kicked us out because he claimed we were not going to buy things and…read moresaid we were steeling. Do not go with kids!!!!

I was like a kid in a Candy shop. I do crafting with a lot of IOD products and recycle whatever I…read morecan get my hands on. When I walked in Pancakes from Heaven, I felt like I was in a crafting heaven. It was neat and organized and the prices were really low. I've been so disappointed in the thrift stores in the suburbs of Chicago because they've really raised their prices. So if you're in the Eagle River area stop by Pancakes in Heaven. The owner was super nice

If you haven't been to this place in a while, I think it's worth checking out! So much to offer…read moreand so organized!! Just walking in you can tell that the volunteer staff there is definitely proud of their jobs...clean, updated, season appropriate, logically spaced. And bargains?!?! Oh my....just see for yourself! Wish I lived closer....

If youre in St Germaine or the surrounding areas this is a must go if you like thrifting. Very…read morecheap prices. Friendly staff. Good organization. Always has some sort of deal going on when I'm there. Whenever I come up to Three Lakes I always make sure to drive 40 min just to go there. Rarely leave empty handed. You can get a whole trash bag of clothes for under $20. Love this place!

Assistant manager was very rude when we were attempting to donate items. Two different families…read morewere stacking up their bags and boxes of donatable items and when we rang the doorbell for pickup, the assistant manager came out and roundly berated us for "dumping", saying that we should know to ring the bell first and wait for his arrival. He swore and kept pounding his finger on a "No Dumping" sign taped to the back door. We were standing right there and rang the bell. St. Vincent's in Iron River can kiss off- I'll take my donations to Crystal Falls where they realize that donations are what make them possible.

Huge thrift store. Very clean and organized with a great variety of items. Nice women's clothing…read moreselection, but men's and kids is somewhat lacking. Great kids toy selection though! And lots of home good options. Overall, very much worth a visit in my opinion.

St. Theresa's Man Cave located off on the. churches parking lot has all the good stuff,…read morethe inventory changes amost every two weeks, furniture, tables, chairs, lawn equipment, tools, electronics,, appliances , fishing poles, boat stuff, life jackets and more, at incredibley and rediculacly low prices, only open every other Saturday 9 to 3, you never know what you will find there, How do I Know cause I'm the caveman and if you have stuff to donate to the cave, drop it off on the porch of the cave, located on shed on the St. Theresa,s church parking lot, thanks see ya there.

Lovely volunteers who work here and well run with a manager. Easy drop off if you're cleaning out…read moreclosets etc. They are thankful for donations which is nice and even helped me unload my car. *After an unhappy experience with a Minocqua church run thrift store (one which I had donated significant items and furniture to for years particularly after sorting my Mom's house after she died) this place is my new go to for donations.

This use to be a really good thrift shop.. Whoever took it over ruined it .. Prices are ridiculous…read morefor a shop that gets all donations free. Coats are like 20 -25 dollars and most dirty .. The prices make Goodwill look cheap . To me when you get stuff free you can still be reasonable and pass savings on to the customer .. They have used electric crockpots and stuff higher then Walmart .. disgusting what happen to a great shop

Very nice place. The prices are low and the elderly man who was serving as the cashier, and whom I…read moreimagine owns and operates this small thrift store, is a nice man. Kids get books for free. The only problem I have with this thrift store is that you really have to look at the items before buying them. The people who shelf and price these items don't really seem pick and chose what is put on shelf and what isn't. For example, I found a CD case without a disk in it and there was a board game missing it's cards. Now, if I wasn't paying attention, I might have purchased those items and been out of luck.

Love this place!! Never fails to meet my expectations, and always stocked with home goods and…read moredecent clothes. Very organized and has "orange tag" ( half the original price ) sales often. The workers are so nice, and always in a good mood!! :))

From the owner: Shop your local St. Vincent de Paul store. A clean and organized thrift store that supports our…read morelocal food pantry. Donations are accepted ONLY on- Tuesday - 10:00 - 12 noon Thursday - 10:00 - 12 noon 1st Saturday on month - 10:00 - 12 noon.

Pleasantly surprised with the variety of items and the great deals! Volunteers were so helpful,…read morefriendly and nice! Will definitely be back!

I love that my church, St. Matthias runs this place and what all they sell. Not to bad of products…read moreand prices, a great place to get rid of stuff too.

Huge selection at the Pine Lake location! The items are sorted into different rooms so it is easy…read moreto find what you're looking for - clothes, crafts, books, kid's items, holiday decorations, furniture, and MUCH more! The prices are very inexpensive and the volunteers/staff are friendly and happy to help!

I has the pleasure of being server for 10 counselors from Camp Ojibwa this evening. They were the…read morepolitest young men I have ever met. The kids are sure lucky to have a great group of young men to lead them! Wishing them a great summer at camp!

I feel a little weird reviewing Ojibwa, because are there really parents that look to Yelp for camp…read morereviews? If there are though, I'd like to help them out. Ojibwa played a large roll in my life. I still consider those summers as a camper as some of the best times of my life. It's one of the experiences that I could share with my family members who also went, which I always really liked about it. The camp is competitive, but I felt that it helped prepare me for what is a competitive workplace and competitive world. I learned life lessons, learned to sail, learned to win gracefully, learned to lose with honor, and learned that I still wish every week were Collegiate Week. Oh and I won in '91. :P Something I still consider to be one of my great life achievements.