Usually the best thrift shop in town . I have run into a couple that I would rate as average but…read moreoverall a solid 5 stars.

you would think you had found heaven on earth until you actually get up to the register. this…read morevinnys is like twice as expensive than the ones i typically go to. this place is large and you can find some nice stuff, and its pretty organized. we walked in and the male worker greeted us and answered questions we had very nicely. however, the older female workers here are so rude and condescending. one of them even purposely smashed an item i was going to buy after telling her its delicate. dont go here if you want your purchases still intact lol. the ringing out process is so confusing, you better not ask any questions at the register or they will start looking at you funny and treating you weird, and say "didn't you bring this up here to buy it?" - slow is an understatement. i genuinely thought one of the workers had taken a muscle relaxer.

Great to have a practical store with practical prices in a tourist town! Was greeted with a smile…read moreand hello as I walked in, store was organized, things were displayed well and easy to find, and prices were great.

The Annex is in downtown Dells, but is very small, and often not open. The main store is east of…read moretown on Rt. 16. It is a good size store and one of the cleanest thrift stores I've been in. The selection is middle of the road, but decent. It's a good place to supplement the items you brought on vacation, or look for a bargain souvenir t-shirt. I got a long-sleeve embroidered Dells t-shirt for $1.50 and was a happy camper!

This is still an okay store to visit but now I skip it unless a friend invites me along. The prices…read morehave gone way up on general clothes (a lot of shirts for $10), you may as well see what's on sale at Marshall's or TJ Max. Some toy pieces are comparable to Walmart. I will say it's a great place for cheap baby onesies in a giant bin, you can get a quite few in a bag for a dollar total or cheap dvds. (Note; this review is only for the Baraboo St Vinnys, you can go to the one in Waunakee and get new, great brands for only $2 so I stop if I'm in the area.)

St. Vincent is a church first. I politely asked for a bathroom. The woman was rude. No greeting…read moreguests and saying; Hi how may I help you? Prices are outrageou. Store full of junk because they sell the good stuff online for an insane cost.

I absolutely loved visiting this shop. It's so clean, organized, and thoughtfully set up, which…read moremakes browsing such a fun experience. Everything is displayed nicely and easy to look through, with no clutter like some antique stores. The owners are super friendly and helpful, and I love that they've stated it's a greed free store, it really shows in their fair and reasonable pricing. The selection is amazing with so many unique pieces, and you can tell they truly care about creating a welcoming space. I'll definitely be coming back to see what new treasures they get in!

Such a cute store! Very clean, orderly. All antiques were cleaned off and organized which is not so…read morecommon with antiques.

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.

Used to really like this store but over the last few years I've been disappointed. The prices keep…read morerising. Someone needs to tell them that they aren't selling retail items. It's frustrating when you find a clothing brand that you know sells at a discount store marked up for more than what you would pay at that discount store, at the Goodwill. My understanding is that Goodwill supports people with disabilities. It has literally been years since I have seen someone with a disability working at this location. So where is the money going?

Good selection, decent organization (though I really miss the color sorting of the clothes), fast…read moreservice, fair prices, and friendly staff. And in just the right sized space- a perfect Goodwill store to hunt for treasures in.

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

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.:)

Fun spot in Wisconsin to thrift shop: The Bargain Nook! This resale shop has quality new and used…read moreapparel as well as recycled treasures! There are items for all genders, decorations for your house, fun accessories, and shoes. If you are in the shopping mood but don't want to spend a lot of money, stop by the Bargain Nook! We bought of athletics shorts for $4...what a steal!

Great thrift store. It's a hit or miss when you shop. Many donations are from Lands End. Appears to…read morebe returns from the catalog shoppers. Awesome sales on bathing suits. There are 5 locations in the South part of Wisconsin.

I noticed there are 26 reviews, but not a single photograph, so I thought I would correct this…read moreoversight. This place has an ample parking lot and it always seems almost full because so many people like to come here. They do take donations which can be dropped off behind the store. Like most thrift stores, there's a lot of clothing dominating the floor space, but there's plenty of hard goods to be found around the perimeter. In the back corner of the store, you'll find furniture and lots of clean mattresses along with seven fitting rooms. At the front of the store is a very good selection of books, CDs, and DVDs. It's got everything you would expect to find at a thrift store and the restrooms do not require a key. All the jewelry and high dollar items are in the glass cases at the checkout. I did notice that much of the clothing is priced higher than your average Goodwill. There's a 10% discount for seniors over 60 on Mondays and Tuesdays. 10 informative photos to get you through the door.

I love how the store is so tidy and merchandise is displayed in categories making it so much easier…read moreto shop. That staff that attended me were super helpful and very nice. Pricing was also very fair. Good experience