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!!!

I'm only going to review the Toy Store section, as I didn't go in the clothing section. It is…read moresplit off into 2 different sides- one toys that are new and the other is clothing/consignment. The toy store section is small, but lovely, with a large variety of toys for all ages. What reallly sets it apart for me is there holiday time, where they have a Nice List in the window and will give certificates to each child for the Nice List and a little bag of candy. So nice of them! They have an animatronic Santa in the window as well. Really friendly employees. Great place!

They have quite the storefront! I have walked past here HUNDREDS of times on our walks, but it's…read morealways been during their off houses. Thanks to the studs walk sale weekend, we finally stepped inside today! I don't know why it's taken me this long, or why I thought it was mainly clothes and consignment. But it is wall-to-wall, everything kids. It reminds me of when Kevin is at Duncan's Toy Chest in Home Alone 2. Just everything they could ever want, or need, because there are bibs and pacifiers, to clothes and stuffed animals. Price point is very competitive as well. It's great to know if I need gifts for all the kiddos in my life, that I just need to swing by Main Street!

Price gauging on everything, when all their inventory is all donated. I don't donate to this…read morebusiness and their other thrift store in town both are price gouging. People check your local churches accepting donations. So that people in real need can get help. Not their greed corporate business.

Very well organized and super clean St. Vinny's. It's normal for prices to be kind of all over, but…read moreI felt like I got some great deals and had a coupon on my receipt checking out. The staff behind the counter were friendly and kink, got me checked out quickly! I wish their parking lot had more signs and you gotta go inside via the left door, not the right, just a heads up! I would definitely come back!

I have been using mcglynns for many years. I have many prescriptions and they manage all of them…read morevery well. They are very respectful. I will use them for many more years.

Great local Pharmacy that actually cares about you! Helped my 89yr old mom navigate lots of…read morepaperwork with a single one page form. I have rented medical equipment multiple times - very low cost option vs. purchase. This is a Pharmacy the way it should be!

Lots of little treasures in this shop. A wide variety of antiques, something for everyone. The…read moreowners were helpful and friendly. A stop into this shop made my day, thank you!

I had a run in with the owners today. I had not been back since my previous review. During our…read morevisit I was approached by one of the owners and confronted about my review and I restated, without apology, my previous review. They were rude to my young son. I did not appreciate it. The owners proceeded to insult me in a passive aggressive way. "People see your review and comment to me how rude you are because everyone loves us" " What a bad person you must be" " Look in the mirror (I'm overweight) and consider the source" I had told them that I didn't want to argue but they didn't back off. We left with out our two purchases because "We don't need your pennies" I have an extensive history of successful retail management, 25 years, and was shocked by them. Here are some simple lessons: - The customers perception is reality. A simple discussion and apology would have prompted me to change my review. - Never argue with a customer. Let it go. Live and let live. I feel sorry for them and will include them in my prayers.... They do have a wonderful shop full of good stuff at nice prices. Merchandise 5 stars Emotional maturity 0 stars.

Alan has a great eye for color and design. His suggestions and choices made our framed artwork…read moredisplay perfectly. We have used Woodland studios for 4 pieces over the years and will continue to come back for all our framing and display needs.

This is a wonderful studio and does beautiful work with framing. We have have had several paintings…read morereframed by them. They also have beautiful local artist works to purchase. Highly recommend taking the time to visit them.

I Opened the door to a new shopping experience. At first, as a man, nothing seemed enticing at…read morefirst. I ended up buying reasonably priced and unique jewelry for all the women in my family. It took me asking good questions and hearing helpful and knowledgeable advice from several shopkeepers. While I was there I got my rosary fixed as well. It didn't hurt to receive a seasonal gift of Amish made chocolate either to open my eyes to future shopping at Diakonos.

7 Volunteers from the Dane County Boys & Girls Club came to learn new techniques to teach the kids…read morefor our fall Beading and Jewelry Club. Becky, Ed and Carol are great teachers and we learned a new knot, how to make leather earrings and an amazing bracelet. This one of the best places to learn to make leather jewelry. We liked it so much we are going back again for another class. We learned so much and they make beauty easy.

Small gas station on the east side of Stoughton. Friendly staff. It's a quick stop on your way out…read moreof town.

Kwik Trips are simply the best convenience stores I have ever been in. Look forward to shopping…read morethere when on vacation in WI. Wish you would expand to central OH where I live.

So I'm googling tacori engagement rings and TQD pops up. I currently live in Las Vegas so I was…read morehesitant about pulling the trigger on something of this magnitude without getting my hands or eyes on it. So I figured if nothing else get some pricing on tacori. Jessica from TQD helped me from the start. Friendly, knowledgeable, not pushy, gave me lots of options and time to sort it out. I'm not the easiest of customers but she is the best at what she does. I gave her some of the ideas I had and gave her the green light to put a ring together. In the end and in comparison to 4 other jewelers I contacted, Jessica got me a bigger stone, higher quality, and the tacori setting. My fiance says she loves me more than the ring, but by her reaction, it's probably a tie.

We have been shopping at TQ Diamonds for over two decades. The selection, service and value is…read moreoutstanding. You will know when you walk through the door, that this isn't just any jewelry store. The people who work here are very helpful and knowledgeable and really want you to find a special piece. This is not a chain store where you never see the same salespeople twice. I have had pieces redesigned and repaired, in addition to buying new designs. Mike is a salesperson that has been extremely helpful over the years. He has a sense of just what I'm looking for in terms of design and budget. Their goldsmith is very talented, too. I have always gone away supremely happy.

It's certainly not my favorite Pick'n Save since it's a smaller store, and the selections aren't as…read morewide. But every once in awhile, I get a coupon and will come in and check it out. The one thing they do have is a selection of fresh fudge. Try not to eat it all in one sitting, it's tough!

Generally a decent grocery store but my experience today with manager Dave was so poor, I have to…read moreshare. We bought a package of Hawaiian rolls and there was large, gross chunk of mold on it after opening. I returned to the store to lodge a complaint and he never apologized and started to make excuses as to why mold might grow on bread (we get it frozen, the writing covered up the mold, etc.). I was astonished that this was his response and gave him another chance to respond. He said, "It's bread. Bread gets moldy." That response blew my mind. I said, "That is your response to my complaint as a manager of this store?'' He shrugged his shoulders, put up his hands and walked away.