Walking in, I would never think that I'm gonna give it a five. I go mostly for clothing and they…read moredon't have that much for women. But what they did have I liked. Is for everything else it seems like they have lots of stuff! STUFF! I don't know , just something about the place.

Kari works hard to help ALLLL the animals she can by stocking this small thrift store to the BRIM…read moreevery week! Because it's a smaller store, the items you see today will NOT be there tomorrow, so if you love something-buy it! She works with area Estate Sale businesses and post-sale, Second Chance gets to help clean out the homes and make sure the items don't go to the landfills. So she really has a revolving stock of inventory, it is always a treasure hunt!

Nice and bright and organized. Workers friendly. Places clean. Nice bathroom. Fair selection of…read moreitems. Once again, purses are lacking. What's happening there? Are you ladies holding onto those purses until they fall apart? My one complaint is I thought the prices were kind of high. Blouses were mostly nine or $10. For something I don't need I don't want to pay that much.

Clerk over charged for an item that had 3 tags, one at $15.50 and two at $6.50 when I called him on…read moreit he suggested that "people remove tags to fake lower prices" I asked him why the higher price was older than the new price and he couldn't explain, nor could he explain why leave the higher price if the intent was to deceive.

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!!!

A big shop with a random array of items from designer jeans to old prom dresses. There are some…read morehidden gems (a LAMB clutch that retails for ~$100 selling for $3.99, for example) and some dubious choices, but it's fun to wander around and browse. The woman working when we went in was nice, helpful, and sassy, which in my book is the perfect combination for customer service.

Anytime i come in here i love everything very cute shop my sister who is currently pregnant went…read morecrazy in here!!! wish they were open longer hours would come more often!

do not consign here. they rip you off. I brought in 2 large garbage bags of higher quality women's…read moreclothing--Gap, Nike, JCrew, Lululemon and more. they told me they sold nothing?!?

A jewel of a store in a beautiful renovated building! Three floors of quality consignment furniture…read moreand decor items, plus they run an interior design service. Lovely place to browse and the staff are knowledgeable and friendly. Well worth the visit.

Linda and Tammy are awesome. They are knowledgeable and engaging. Their selection is superb and…read moreLinda has a passion for design. She knows her inventory and where it is located. As you make your way around the upstairs where she has laid out the beds (pun mildly intended), will have you longing to walk off with all of them at once, while their prices are nothing short of astounding. If there was ever a time to focus on buying local, this post-COVID time is it, and if you are looking for a place that is going to be fair, where you will find something that will last, this is the store. More importantly, Linda's knowledge of interior design means when you walk in and jabber as incoherently as I did, she will cheerfully help you find what matches your style and/or make your significant other happy without breaking the bank. When you go, tell her Guy says "Hi."

281 is quite an interesting place - they advertise as "Wisconsins Largest Consignment Warehouse"…read moreand I won't dispute them on that. Getting there is easy - it's just off Hwy 12 and only a few minutes from downtown Lake Geneva. In theory, they are open Sat - Sun 10-5 but if you aren't super local, call ahead. We arrived at 10:30 to locked doors, but someone showed up later. Inside, you'll find an assortment of furniture, home decor and even some architectural salvage. Many things are completely, totally unique - like 2 giant bookcases that came from a Paris apartment 150 years back. Most furniture is of the "rich old person" variety which makes sense given a lot of it comes from local estate sales. From what I saw, there's a good amount of care to present things in an appealing way and everything looked to be in good condition. Now - you might be thinking "I do not require a $2000 chair that resembles a medieval throne" but it's not just furniture. I saw a complete set of Balzac that looked to be in great condition, there were several boxes of hand colored lithographs from the 1700-1800's, as well as a Victrola with tons of records. There are even vintage appliances in really good shape for all you hipster kids. What did we find? How about a sweet 5' tall hand carved tiki statue? And a vintage Chinese cigarette poster from the 30's, mounted on silk and framed? Couldn't pass up these unique treasures for sure. The owner is a very nice guy as well and gave us a good recommend for lunch. Worth a stop. Call first.

New FRED G. IS SCAM ARTIST, SCUMBAG. He charged me to pick…read moreup and clear out my home BUT DIDN'T FINISH THE JOB HE PROMISED. Fred left about 1/3 of the furniture and told me they could come back another day but I'd have to PAY for his FUEL round trip...AGAIN. (Cost of Gas was NOT mentioned in Freds phoney sales pitch) Fred also claimed I would receive an itemized list, AND BE PAID WHEN MY ITEMS SELL. THIS DID NOT HAPPEN. Fred never got me legitimate receipts for tax purposes. NEVER heard from FRED G. again on any consignment items. Fred didn't return texts or calls. Fred G. steals from vulnerable clients. I've read customer reviews... same experiences and complaints about Fred G. and his SCAM resale shop.

Lisa spent a great deal of her personal time helping answer my questions and offering her…read moreprofessional insight about a diamond ring I had purchased off of eBay. She was exceedingly pleasant, knowledgeable, and patient throughout all of our conversations, I would work with her again in a heartbeat

I was extremely impressed with Lisa's expertise today when I sold some jewelry to her. I have…read morenever seen such professionalism and knowledge in the field of gems and jewels as I saw in her. And her honesty is 100%! If something is good, she says so, but if it isn't she also tells you the truth. Everything is up front-nothing is hidden. I highly recommend her business to any who need this service- from appraisals, buying or selling jewelry. I will definitely use her business again!

Our first encounter with Diny's was at a bridal show this past January, about a week after our…read moreengagement. Diny's was the only jewelry stand we stopped at that day. I have a very unusual engagement ring; it's an antique ring that was given to me after my grandmother's passing and has a scalloped edge that is difficult to match a band to. They showed us a few rings and one in particular stood out. We also looked at men's rings and took down the numbers for both rings. Last month, after looking only online at other rings, no other ring stood out like the ones we saw at Diny's stand. We decided to go and check it out at the store one more time. Nick Diny helped us out that day and we also realized he was the one from the bridal show that showed us the rings originally. Those were the only rings we looked at, and they were the rings we ended up buying. Because I have never had my grandmother's ring appraised and knew nothing about it, I asked Nick if he could take a look at it and tell me anything about it. He noticed right away that one of the prongs holding on to the largest diamond was damaged and warned me that I probably shouldn't be wearing the ring in that condition, something I would have never known on my own. Upon closer inspection, he also noticed that there was some engraved detail work that had been worn down over the years and stated that they could restore it to it's original 1940's look. Another detail I would not have known had I not had him look at it. It took a few weeks, but when it came back it was amazing!! It was already a fabulous ring and I was not sure how it could look better, but it looks absolutely beautiful! It's like a whole new ring! I actually cried on the ride home from picking it up because I already loved my ring, but now I love it even more. The whole experience was wonderful. We didn't feel pressured and it was very comfortable. It took a lot of trust to give up my grandmother's ring, but I never once felt worried. It took a week longer than expected because they were not 100% happy with some of the detail work and wanted it perfect. That attention to detail was very much appreciated, especially with something that holds such great sentimental value to me. I highly recommend Diny's and can guarantee that we will be back in the future!

Had a wonderful experience with Diny's! Decided to try somewhere new, I had been going to the same…read morejewelry store for a while but service had gone down the last two time I was in. Nick and his family was awesome. I love that it is a family owned, family fun business. Customer service was spot on and time was taken to discuss what I wanted, definitely didn't feel rushed. I had an older ring and wanted to swap the diamond for something different and alter the band. The price point was perfect and I didn't feel gauged. The ring came out beautifully and I've gotten so many compliments. Will definitely be coming here for any future jewelry needs.