Everything at the antique mall is priced reasonable. Lots of booths, and great selection. Not too…read morefar off the highway.

i go there at least once a week to check out her deals , love all the diffent kinds of jewery of…read moreall kinds of prices and she even has a 50% off board and theres always something new on it ! For those of you with a tight buget and need a prom dress or for your grad. or if you need jeans or what ever you need to stock up on ,check this place out , it has 2 floors , several rooms and walls filled with clothes of all kinds and the same with the downstairs !!!!! and certain colored tags have a discount

Well organized and labeled. Large store with robust selection of merchandise from housewares to…read moreclothing to sporting goods. Staff was courteous and helpful. I found a roller board suitcase in good condition that I'll be using tomorrow!

8-8 It's been a bit since I've been here. I really like the new layout. Unfortunately their prices…read morehave gotten beyond RIDICULOUS. $3 For Plates that were chipped. Dollar Tree merchandise priced at $5!!! Once again I waited at the checkout for 2 employees to finish their conversation. Definitely taking this one off my list of places to stop.

I have been to a lot of thrift stores and Manna by far is the best I've been to yet. Pete has such…read morea friendly vibe and a wonderful person. All of the staff are great and offer very good customer service with whatever you may need. I would strongly suggest anybody who is in need of any resources to stop by Manna and ask about the programs and services they offer. Everybody there is more than willing to help with whatever you may need. The food pantry is great as well as the store. The store has a very wide variety of products they offer at a KILLER price! 10 stars for sure.

Pretty big place, very nice people here. They run a food pantry out of the same building and…read moresometimes have left over bread there that is nice. They usually have very nice shoes!

The heel of an old boot came off because I am lazy, and used my other shoe to pry it off... instead…read moreof unlacing it and taking it off the right way. (My mother would have been pissed). I was mad because even though the boats were old, they were in great shape and most likely hard to replace. Instead of throwing them out, I took them to Molly's. It think I was charge $12 and he fixed both boots like brand new! So worth it. The shop is really cool. Smells like leather and shoe polish (in a good way) and even though the place was tiny... it was packed with a lot of neat stuff. I would say, stop in and walk around... but you literally only have to spin around to see the whole showroom! Owner was really friendly and he did a great job. Nice to support small, local businesses. Especially when they do a great service.

I told my wife I didn't have to wear pants. The sign says "please wear a mask, pants are…read moreoptional". Molly's is an old school business. Yes, the place smells of leather and oil. The place is small; but packed full of good stuff. Where else can you find mustache wax and beard oil? Need a hat or a Sheboygan t-shirt, here's where you can find you heart's desire. But the main attraction here is the owner. Kevin is a character right out of the 19th century. I call that a compliment as I am straight out of the same century. A century of individualism, hard work and honesty. My wife needed two pairs of boot repaired. Kevin did a fine job on both. Mind you Kevin is on island time. Be prepared to wait a week or more to get your job done. The job will be done perfectly; but if you're impatient or have entitlement issues you might want to go else where. In a consumption, throw away society this place makes a stand against wasting leather. I used to have a favorite leather conditioner called Lexol. Unfortunately it is no longer made. I asked Kevin what he had. He showed us several products and we picked the one he recommended. His expertise about treating and preserving leather was good enough for me. Kevin is a really nice guy who is genuinely glad to have you in his store. If you need any leather repair, leather products or some free advice, it would behoove you to stop in this unique little place. Get your favorite old boots repaired. Heck, you never know when you might need some mustache wax.

I didn't know what I expected but it was so much more I was so excited. They rely on donations and…read moreI'm amazed at how much they have. I wish I was closer because I would visit all the time. If you were a scrap booker or a big pen paler this place is perfect. I spent about an hour here looking through everything because they have so much stuff but it's organized very well. I got so much stuff for only about $8. I got a few zippers, a bag of buttons, 3 sewing patterns, and two kits to make stockings. I can't wait to come back!

Best concept to share art supplies and make them affordable I would live in Sheboygan just to hang…read moreout there.

Great nostalgic shoppe in the heart of Two Rivers. Redeveloped with many different sections of…read moreretail plus espresso bar. Friendly customer service. Lots of Knick knacks/souvenirs for visitors and retail for all.

Driving through Two Rivers, on our way to stay at Still Bend (the Frank Lloyd Wright designed…read moreBernard Schwartz house), I saw the big Schroeder's Department Store sign...and could not believe that there was still an independent department store that was still open. I knew that we had a pay a visit while in town. What a great experience! Schroeder's has been open since 1891. While I loved learning about their history...it's a great place to shop. Schroeder's has a coffee house, men's and women's clothing, a yarn shop, bookstore, a toy store, souvenirs and all sorts of other merchandise. I bought a few books and a pair of moccasin slippers. My friends bought t-shirts and a puzzle. The people working the store were helpful, friendly and truly passionate about Schroeder's history. This is a store that has managed to stay true to its heritage, but stay relevant. If you're in the Manitowoc/Two Rivers area, Schroeder's Department Store is a must stop kind of place. Give this independent business some attention. It's a wonderful place!S

St. Vincent DePaul Plymouth Wi store is amazing! The workers are very helpful! You never know what…read moreyou will find.

Today, I got my son a mattress and box spring at furniture store in Plymouth, Wisconsin…read more They were out of metal frames. Our sales person suggested we try the thrift store in the same strip mall. I found a twin/full metal frame that I wanted to buy. They were on the sales floor in a 55 gallon barrel with the top cut off. Before I could reach for it, I was told that I can't just free roam the furniture area. I saw other people (woman) looking, so I asked the woman why. She told me that fear people will switch tags. I informed her that I want to buy a twin/full metal bed frame. All the metal bed frames of that style were marked $25.00. In an effort to nice about it, I asked if she could call up the register. Then inform they it was $25. She wouldn't do that. I had to wait for a male employee to show up. He showed up 20 mins later. She watched me the entire top we waited. When he arrived, I told him I wanted to buy a twin/full bed frame. He looked at me funny. I was questioned as why I pick up it up, and take it to the register. My son pointed at the woman, and she unleashed hell on my 9 year old son. She used curse words and called us "tag switchers". In an effort to defend my son, I informed her all the ones of that style were $25. I suggested that cashiers knew they were all $25, and the woman unleashed hell on me. In an effort to avoid any further issue, I asked the male to walk us to the door of the store. I didn't want to give the woman the opportunity to say we stole something. As we walked to the door, the woman screamed at us at top of her lungs. When I saw the frames were $25, I was happy. The furniture store wanted $79.99. I would have gladly paid $25 for one. This woman thought I guilty of trying to switch tags, so I was automatically guilty. Not all white men are bad. Please, stop judging us!