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!!!

I used to really love this place. I've been here many many many times, even as a kid. At one time,…read moreit had two floors filled to the brim with quality MCM furniture and items with reasonable prices. Unfortunately, the last time I came here, it was pretty disappointing. They closed the top floor so it's now pretty limited and the "reasonable prices" have certainly fallen off. The woman at the front desk seemed less than thrilled that I was there and seemed rather annoyed at me and my friend. I bought an item for $18. She rang it up, after fees, it came out to $19.47. She then told me that "I better go find another item" because there's a $20 minimum for credit card purchases. Really? She couldn't make an exception for the $.53 I was off by? I told her to just add the difference and charge my credit card an even $20. She then proceeded to charge me $21.10 for some reason. Glad you got $3 and evaded the $.03 credit card fee but you lost a customer for life. Sigh.

This mall has a large parking lot across the street, which wasn't packed on the Sunday afternoon…read morethat we went. But I can imagine it would be an issue for the winter times. The mall was accessible for wheelchairs for entrances and getting to the second floor with an easily accessed elevator. But the aisles and the space within the booths can be pretty narrow. Making accessibility kinda hard in certain areas. I was a tad nervous just walking in certain tight spaces. This place was a mix of vintage items, Victorian era, limited primitive selection. Upstairs has a great MCM glass vendor. Also a large section for vintage clothing. We were given a low down from the guys at Watertown that some of the vendors from Odana went to Waterloo. Which makes sense. The first floor side room screams Odana vendors, especially the prices.

This place was SUPER cool, they have a really nice social media presence. Very fun posts, so I was…read morepretty sure this place would be equally as exciting. And man oh man. The walls and shelves are stacked high. The candies have varying items so it was a high variety or items, which I loved. I got myself a good amount of 90's and MCM items. Which I didn't expect so far out of Dane County. But I was super surprised! The prices were very mixed. But not outrageous. This place was all together a great stop! I'd make the drive to Fort just for this! Ha!

Great place with tons of finds!!! Friendly staff and 2…read morelocations to enjoy! New and vintage items

This is my second favorite Goodwill in the Madison area! The staff were awesome- both friendly and…read morehelpful, restocking the shelves with new reassures and tidying up the areas that are more prone to disorder, like the toy area. I picked up a few beautiful hand-knit blankets, a sturdy framed mirror and a piece of art- a fantastic etching. Plenty of parking, clean restroom, loads of functioning carts, and no wait to check out. I'll be back!

very clean. I have been to a couple and this one was definitely clean and manageable. Knowledgeable…read morestaff, I was 3 pounds from receiving discount and the cashier took out time to let me know.

This antique mall is a collection of consignment cubbies where you'll find everything from old…read morebooks and piano music to clothes, jewelry and toys. There may be hidden gems here, but I suspect the locals have the inside scoop, and why not? The A/C was set high, so it wasn't a cool refuge from the heat. It was a bit muggy, and not well lighted. The employee working there was friendly. Three stars as it's an okay place to wander through but only if you have time to spare.

This was a nice stop to walk through and browse vintage apparel, books, dishes, antiques and…read morefurniture. The building is a former Odd Fellows lodge and the first floor was used as an opera hall. There was a lot more merchandise than just chairs in the store, but for some reason it struck me what a wide variety of chairs they did have: mission chairs, diner chairs, ice cream parlor chairs, rocking chairs, period chairs, desk chairs, industrial chairs and even an Egyptian chair! The store had a room off the entry with some tourism information available to take away. No chairs in there.

Outstanding customer service, support, and knowledge. Cindy is dedicated and has the best skills…read moreand experience in the overall industry. Offering the most innovative ideas, solutions and benefits in the chalk painting field. She spends time with you regardless of her busy schedules. I will definitely recommend Cindy and her beautiful store to anyone that has this passion of creating.

The ladies are amazing, fun, helpful, warm, kind, giving, understanding, an all around joy to be…read morewith the entire time you are there shopping. From the moment we walked in we were acknowledged and asked if we needed help. I was looking for Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, as she has a new line out. Cindy was so helpful in answering my questions on how to use it. H was so much fun to talk to while my cousin finished her shopping. If you are a new or existing customer and need ASCP or any number of supplies for your project, this is the store to stop by to gather them up for your next job. Cindy and|or Heather would be a pleasure to help you.

Uggggg I really want to love this sale, but every time I come it's just a complete disaster. Waited…read morein line over an hour to checkout, then finally 3 people from the front and their entire computer system breaks down. Took ANOTHER HOUR to get out the door. They have a good volume of stuff, but many of the clothes are worn, stained, or tattered. We often get toys home that don't work or are missing pieces. Fees at every corner as a buyer and a seller, and their tagging system is time intensive and archaic. Overall, it continues to be a sub-par experience.

Wowzers. This place is overwhelming. But holy moly you can end up with a lot of good stuff if you…read moredig around and know what you're looking for. Tip #1) Definitely prepare a shopping list for yourself so you know what to target once you're in there. Otherwise you could end up lost in the masses, aimlessly wandering and tempted by things you don't really need. Tip #2) Have an idea of what a good price is for things on your shopping list. Prices are set by the individual selling the item, some seem to be high, some are low. I imagine the high prices are due to people being worried their stuff won't sell at first and will get marked down to 1/2 off on the last day & still wanting a decent price then. Tip #3) If you can, sign up to volunteer b/c then you get in early and a lot of the good stuff seems to go during this round of shopping Tip #4) Be prepared to walk. Plenty of people were parked all the way down the road as the parking lot was full The sale is twice a year & worth going to if you can!

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!

Kari is an amazing person and an amazing advocate for all animals. Her store is stocked with new…read moretreasures regularly with the proceeds from her store helping animals in need. You never know what you will find in the store as the inventory is constantly changing. Hurry in, your next treasure is waiting for you!