I don't mind cleaning my purchases from this store but it really baffles me how dirty their stuff…read moreis. Last week I purchased a crock pot. Didn't look at it too close until I got it home. The inside looked like it was used and then taken directly to be donated. I had to cook the crust off inside. It looked like it was used several times without cleaning it. I won't be buying their dirty stuff anymore after this episode :)

My friends and family and I donate a lot to this store, all clean and very nice stuff. Suddenly…read morethey're going through all the boxes before we can leave? Haven't had anything rejected but it's insulting.Would like to support the cause but there are some awfully unfriendly staffers lately and we have all decided that we will be donating to St. Vincent's in Marshfield from now on instead.

What a great place. The nostalgia that you get walking into this store is wonderful. So many thing…read moreto look at, could not walk out empty handed. The owner and employees are terrific. A frequent must stop. LOVE IT!!

From the owner: Twisted Sisters Vintage Market is conveniently located right on Highway 45 (Neva Road) in Antigo…read moreWisconsin. We feature a unique variety of vendors who specialize in vintage home goods, toys, candy, trendy t-shirts and so much more!! We offer a variety of booth sizes for rent, as well as an advanced POS system that makes selling a breeze.

Prices? There were things I was going to get until I saw the prices?? Some of it was more expensive…read morethan if it was brand new! $16 for a felt hat? Give me a break.

I love the Boutique! They had a large selection of designer clothing. They offer a lot of new items…read morealong with recycled, and up cycled items. .

Love going there. The owner is very engaging and really cares about restoring her pieces. There…read morearen't many places like it in the Wausau area if you are looking for antique furniture. I wish her prices were a little lower though. Marking everything 20% - 25% off would have things flying out of there. Also, putting in some LED bulbs would help too see everything better. We bought a board from their sawmill and love it!!!!!! They should get into that more if they aren't already. Kat

As with all thrift stores, the more frequently you stop in the more likely you are to find…read moresomething that works for you/your family. Because the majority of 'staff' is volunteer, it keeps the prices much lower than Good Will, although the selection is smaller, as well. I like donating to Dime & Dollar to benefit Northland Lutheran School and provide reasonable clothing and household items locally.

I am always happy to come here. I have gotten lots of my rubber stamps for card-making here for a…read moregreat price

There is one lady at the check out that seems short and unfriendly. Older lady, dark hair. She…read morebehaves like she is annoyed at having to check out. I changed my mind on one item, and she was agitated by it. The lady behind me felt the same way, because she hesitated before making up her mind, as she was putting her stuff on the counter. I come in often during the summer/fall season, and the others are extremely pleasant.

WOW! In a bad way. The prices are super super expensive. You think you'll get good prices as it is…read morea second hand store but NO!!! Super expensive for the quality. I did not check out the clothings as much as I was looking for furniture, kitchen, and other home products and I could not believe the prices! I am a thrift lover and this place blew my mind. A USED vacuum was $78... I can go on Amazon and buy a new one for that price. I could buy the brand new one for $99... a side table... $35 a coffee table $55... again.. I can go on Amazon and buy a new one instead of the ones they had... and I know what you think that maybe it was a nice piece of furniture.. but no.. they are basic used furniture... not close to being worth the price.. and for the clothing. I did see some prices but the only good deals were the clearance items and the kids. I would not thrift there again.

RUDE. Destroyed the furniture they delivered. Staff started a screaming match because I shared a…read morescripture. SOOO sad.

St Vincent is very nice. They have a huge selection of very super nice every thing. I will…read moreabsolutely be back

Very diverse selection of everything: furniture, housewares, clothes, LP records, and CDs…read more The eclectic atmosphere and friendly staff here makes any visit worthwhile. The management here will even negotiate price on an item in favor of the customer.

Do people REALLY "just leave" their belongings behind or have they been evicted and were unable to…read moretake them with because they're now homeless?!!! I rarely see cars there so I have hope people are not going there to support this "business".

Family Treasures Intake Process: They take the items and let you know at a later time 1 week to a…read moremonth if they cannot accept unacceptable items. So, you do not have to wait around as the items are critiqued and rejected like Nice As New; that I am not a fan.

DO NOT take consignment items to this shop. I have taken items there 3 times. Each time I had 5-6…read moreitems, seasonally appropriate, clean and spotless, recognizable quality brands of women's work type clothing in common sizes. I was never called to say the items were unacceptable and yet have never seen an item on the racks ( I checked at least every 3 weeks) nor has a single dime made it to my account. When I asked why that might be the clerk said they probably were too low quality to sell! I assure you they were carefully curated and were not low quality. When checking out purchases they are often rude and act like they are doing you a huge favor. In future, my items will go to the United Way Clothes Closet where I know they will be used for good purposes by people who can really benefit from them.