This place is located in a great little town. With excellent customer service…read more The ladies that work the front are always willing to help.

I love this place!...The owners are awesome. Super sweet. I always get great new items from them…read moreat fraction of what it would cost to buy at Walmart or target. The hours are a mix but it's because they both have full time jobs. If you are in the area do yourself a favor and stop in. You never know what you are going to find there!

I didn't buy anything, but I did learn that they have great customer service. Here's what…read morehappened. I was next door waiting for the Thai restaurant to open. I was on my way back from the Chicago Western Suburbs, driving back to Milwaukee after visiting my dying father in a hospital. I had to take a call from a close out of town out of the country relative and it was too cold standing outside to talk to I ducked into the nearest store, this one. There was no one else in the store, and the sales guy came up to see if I needed help but then overheard enough that he politely and discreetly turned around and surreptitiously went about his business. When I finished the phone call he recognized I didn't actually want any paint and left me be even though I didn't leave. I can't explain why but I was staring at some cans of paint, and later it registered on me that they have a pretty good stock, and of course Benjamin Moore is a high quality paint. I think one of the foundations of good customer service is reading customers and figuring out what we need. I'll tell you when I do need paint, I'm coming back here even though it's 45 minutes from where I live. It's next to an excellent Thai restaurant. One more plus, the owner supports the Northwestern Wildcats.

Poor customer service. JC Licht should own their mistakes and make it right for the customer…read more They will not even try to meet the customer half way.

Hardly anyone at counter self check out doesn't work carding people who are obviously of age for…read morecigarettes lost me as customer I'd rather shop family dollar or dollar tree

Have to say never in a million years would I have thought a employee would go to such length to…read moresearch for a item, I have bought at this store before! Kathy was very nice and went upstairs to search boxes for the as seen on TV drain wig! She got my name and number and told me once she finds it she will call me! I greatly appreciated, usually employees are like " O we don't carry that anymore or it's not in the back what we have is all out here" yea rite we all know they have them in the back but their to lazy to go look! LoL anyways I give her 5 stars and she deserves a big raise or a shout out for making her customer happy even if they don't have it the thought that she tried was incredible!

Can't comment on the actual company but the staff at the Lake Geneva location are the best. Always…read morehelpful and friendly.

Been to this store multiple times with no one there during business hours. Recently pulled up to an…read moreemployee leaving and locking the door at 9:30am. I asked if they were leaving and they said yes and if I needed something real quick? Yes I do. Very Inconvenient when coming to this store during business hours.

In all my years and countries of travel. I have NEVER been treated as rudely by a business owner as…read moremy husband and I were by this woman. We parked and I was going to the store ,my husband was going to wait outside with our dog, because he wasn't entering the woman's clothing store, we were both extremely rudely ordered to park elsewhere. Needless to say we left and will NEVER COME BACK. She makes Cruella Devil look like Mother Teresa.

All For Ewe is listed as an antique store, which it used to be, but now the focus is on women's…read moreclothing. My friend and I were staying at the Abbey Resort for a quick spa getaway, and she's addicted to thrift/vintage/consignment shopping, so we went across the street to Posh Threads. When we pulled into the parking area in front, I saw All For Ewe's sign and got excited, thinking it was a yarn store (I'm an avid knitter), but it was actually a boutique, which I also like! The shop is owned by a lovely older woman and her adult daughter. She told us they used to be an antique store and transitioned to clothing instead, but it looked like there's still a few antique and home decor items for sale. They carry several lines of clothing, but the biggest selections are from Easel and Habitat. The Easel line is young, fun, boho inspired, rather oversized and very affordable (most items between $20-48). I was immediately drawn to this part of the store, and I loved all the dusty pinks, mauves, mustard yellows, peach, smokey purples and blues. The displays are fun to explore, and they've used a lot of vintage armoires, china cabinets, baskets and dressers to showcase accessories and clothing. The Habitat line feels more polished and professional, though there are definitely some fun and unique sweaters and blouses. The colors are more "basic" (not in a bad way!) with easily matched items in black, cream, red, gray, blue, and some nice prints. My friend was drawn to the Habitat clothing, which was at least twice the cost of the average Easel pieces, but they're more classic and timeless, so it makes sense. There was another line of clothing, I can't recall the name, but it had a very artisanal, look with beautifully pieced jackets, dresses, and tunics, made from a variety of colorful fabrics, and layered with embroidery. These pieces are probably the most expensive in the store, however they look like they're worth it! Unfortunately, I'm only 5'2", and most of these pieces were very oversized and would look amazing on a woman 5'8" or taller, someone that loves to dress in the layered Lagenlook style. Sadly they swallowed my friend and I up! I've bought quite a few things here, including a stretch velvet empire waist dress, a floral print velvet duster, a super soft fuzzy pullover hoodie, an a-line jumper, lace trimmed tank, boho print tunic/blouse, a spring scarf, an oversized striped summer blouse, some jewelry and a couple of hair clips from France. I definitely enjoy shopping here! The vibe is welcoming, the owners will help you with your shopping or will leave you alone to wander through all the fun stuff. A stop at All For Ewe is definitely a must for my friend and I when staying at the Abbey Resort!