I am so glad I didn't find this store when we moved to Janesville 5 years ago or I would be broke…read moreby now! This place is amazing! Friendly staff and so many goodies to buy this place is a must stop on your grocery trip!

Detweiler's Bulk Foods is a great place to buy Spices for a low cost. In addition, they have a good…read moreinventory of bulk pantry supplies. They however, did close and change business owners. The new location is Schmucker's Country Store N4210 Cty Rd E Brodhead, WI 1-608-897-4367

A different type of store to explore in the area. I had fun walking through its aisles. They have…read moreunique products and prices. Check it out!

I've been to the Bent and Dent up in Oxford, and that place rules, so I was excited to come here…read more However, these stores are not at all the same. This location is a bit more well organized; however, that was really the only thing it had going for it. The selection and prices were really not very good. Some items were as much or more expensive than going to a regular grocery store. Along with that, despite the mask mandate, nobody here seemed to care about wearing masks, social distancing, sanitizing, or anything Covid related. The woman working came out without a mask to ring up my items, but did go back for one after she saw me wearing mine. But otherwise she didn't wear one and neither did any of the other customers.

I've been to the Goodwill bins tons of times and the majority of my clothing is from Goodwill or…read moresome type of thrift store. I've been in good and bad parts of cities in thrift shops - I've done it all. But when I walked into Dig & Save, I almost immediately walked out (and wished I had!). I see that others enjoy it here, but it did do anything to me compared to the Goodwill Bins. Small section of clothing, no purses or shoes (that I was able to find), and then a large area for hardwares. When I came across an extremely dirty pair of ripped boxers, I decided that my time there was done and walked out.

Love this place!! Always clean. Great deals. Pay by the pound. Vinneys is a great place to shop.read more

I wouldn't recommend this place. Most of the items are used and returned, so shopping feels like a…read morewaste of time. You end up digging through bins, and honestly, everything looked gross. Definitely not worth a visit.

Do you like Target? Do you like saving money?…read more Do you like scavenger hunts? Answer YES to the above? Then Hot Bargain Depot is for you!! I've always been a sucker for a good deal, so I was very happy when I learned one of these discount stores was coming to the Milwaukee area! This location is by far my favorite compared to the other locations in Southeastern WI area. I always find great deals from Target. Note, some items may not be in the original packaging or have the tags on them, but they are are still great items and it beats paying full price at Target! Follow them on social media for their pricing schedule, every day it's a different price point. Furniture will always be more $$ then the daily price of items in the bins. They are located within a strip mall with other businesses, including planet fitness, so parking can be limited sometimes, but I've always found a spot! The owners are very nice and helpful! Check them out if you're up for a Hot Bargain !

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.

I tried this establishment since I was in the area. Rather than pointing out the negatives, I will…read moresay this. The store is fully stocked. Yes, you will find "SOME" bargains on certain items. Other items are actually cheaper at other stores, Menard's, Wal-Mart, hardware stores etc, etc. If you're in the area and looking to kill some time looking for possible bargains. This may be worth a look. Personally, I, myself wouldn't drive in just for a visit to this store only. If I'm in the area, sure, but I wouldn't make it a dedicated single visit just for this store.

What a surprise! If you like biglots you'll love Ollie's! I was quite surprised to see the wide…read morevariety of items to include grocery, household supplies, clothing, outdoor/indoor decor, automobile accessories, a book selection, and more! Their sales are absolutely incredible and the inventory doesn't feel sparse or picked through. We were shocked to see such a wide selection of rugs at such an incredible price! The employee that rang us up at the checkout was super helpful, kind, and very informative. They took their time with each customer and provided a very welcoming experience. Can't wait to come back for more!

Since Madison's "hippie Christmas" turned out to be a bit of a bust, we were really looking forward…read moreto checking out SWAP today. It's only open to the public on Fridays and the 2nd Saturday of each month. Never heard of it? Neither had I. From the SWAP website: "SWAP collects, processes, and redistributes surplus property generated by UW-Madison and state agencies, while providing UW-Madison departments, government agencies and non-profit organizations with low-cost, quality surplus equipment and supplies and finding reuse and recycling markets for surplus property. " And what does this mean? Deals, deals, deals! Once we found the proper exit off of 151-S in Verona, we walked into a warehouse busting with furniture, electronics, and computers. The inventory changes weekly, with new (well, old actually) additions coming from all the UW sites across the state in 20 - 30 truckloads a week! You'll find solid desks ($5-30), 60s-style chairs ($5), metal file cabinets, gym lockers, random electronics and lab equipment, and cheap computers. They even have some Badger sports equipment and uniforms. Oh, and ever wonder what happened to that old rusty bike you left chained to a campus bike rack for a season or two? You'll probably find it here for $5. Today they were giving away free dorm chairs (as many as you'd like) with a purchase. Once we crammed our loot into the car, we drove away with six cool vintage chairs for a total of $10. Not too shabby! Check their website for listings of new inventory and their online auction, too.

I like that SWAP's merchandise is always changing and they have different goods to shop each time…read morewe go. I've been 5-10 times and I always seem to find something that I want/need. This past Saturday, they were selling lots of Badger gear from the swimming/diving team, rowing team and the tennis team. There was a large variety of shirts for $5 each, sweatshirts for $20, jackets for $30, etc. They had a lot of badger seat cushions for $.25/each. I wish I needed chairs. There were so many really nice chairs there (starting at $5 each). Lots of shelves, file drawers, tables, lab equipment, computer stuff, etc. We scooped up an awesome set of 8 lockers for $35 (previously marked for $100). The set is in great shape and will come in really handy. Give yourself about an hour to peruse the aisles. The prices are super low and can't be beat. They do have an online bidding site also for their more popular items. Open to the public the 2nd Saturday of each month.

We drove as described on the commercials, 8 miles west of Beloit. Employee was friendly, no fresh…read morebaked goods were to be found. The whole store is product that is obviously bought in bulked then repackaged in smaller bags for sale. As long as you are aware before you go I think it's a decent place, some retro candy for sale which was fun. Cool and unique furniture for sale as you walk into the store.

When we're in the area, we try and visit. While most of the store is food related, I really like…read moretheir rainbow dish cloths. Since we live far away, it's a bulk purchase when we're there. In addition, there are a variety of spices and hard to find herbs. And their homemade breads and sweets are delicious. They is a 3.7% surcharge for credit cards though.

Phil and Vicky's shop is truly a trip into the past. They seem to have everything from a few years…read moreago all the way back to the Victorian era and its all reasonably priced. If you are looking for a neat knick knack, a new piece of furniture, or you just want to hear a little history on a cool old building, stop in to Elsing's!

This place is a trip! Friend store dog, cool stuff and great staff!!! Ohh and the building is…read morehaunted, why NOT stop and check this place out? You'll be glad you did!!!