Hours online say open until 9. Arrived at 8:45 and they…read morewere closed. Waste of gas and time.

Great selection of actual farm needs, very helpful employees, open lots of hours. From clothing…read moreto chicken feed and tractor seats, this is the place to shop

We went there today for the first time and the whole family enjoyed it. We got great deals, I mean…read moreGREAT deals. Appliances, clothes, books, etc., at less than half the cost. Paper towels, and other sundries, in bulk packages. Best of all we each got a mystery box. What fun that was. We will be back. The owners were so nice. What a great place!!!!

I live in Milwaukee, but make the drive every so often to come down to this shop; it's run so…read moreefficiently. Gunnar and Jimmy are great business owners, and the other workers reflect that! The pricing is great, and some prices could be adjusted if there are any defects or whatnot, depending on the item(s). Selection is great for clothes, home goods, and tools! Even the outdoor power equipment is a gem, depending on what you need. Worth the drive, convenient, clean, and professional.

We drove past Waldyn to see where the antique mall used to be. We'd been in there a few times…read more Noticing that the location was now a liquidator, we decided to take a walk through. The store was clean, and walking in, we saw lots of fridges and freezers at decent prices, in many sizes. They also had a selection of patio heaters, Tommy Bahama drink coolers, tools, outdoor furnishings, and more. Plus lots of Christmas trees! I think this would be a great place to walk through a few times a month to see what's new, and they also have a Facebook page where they post new finds.

Service i really was not expecting. On 10/29/25 I phoned…read moreMilaeger's looking for something for a Christmas craft. I used their interactive phone service but was put on hold and finally just hung up. I know from shopping at Milaegers for year that they can really get busy and sometimes it takes a while to have your call answered. No big deal and I was able to find what I was looking for elsewhere. Today, 10/30/25, I received a call from one of the managers at Milaegers stating that she had noticed that I had called their store and that my call had gone unanswered. She asked what I was looking for and did I still need to find what I needed. I explained that I had found what I wanted and thanked her for her call. She did not need to call me, but she though enough about their customers that she took the time to follow up on and unanswered call. This is what I call real service and is just another reason I enjoy shopping at Milaegers.

I try to visit Milaeger's at least three times a year. This is the go to place during the Christmas…read moreseason so many decorations, trees, and other Christmas accents and accessories available. They also have clothing items and special area just for Christmas themed collectibles. Looking forward to the one year Christmas open house. Live music, food, and Christmas spirit. Check their website for information.

In all my years and countries of travel. I have NEVER been treated as rudely by a business owner as…read moremy husband and I were by this woman. We parked and I was going to the store ,my husband was going to wait outside with our dog, because he wasn't entering the woman's clothing store, we were both extremely rudely ordered to park elsewhere. Needless to say we left and will NEVER COME BACK. She makes Cruella Devil look like Mother Teresa.

All For Ewe is listed as an antique store, which it used to be, but now the focus is on women's…read moreclothing. My friend and I were staying at the Abbey Resort for a quick spa getaway, and she's addicted to thrift/vintage/consignment shopping, so we went across the street to Posh Threads. When we pulled into the parking area in front, I saw All For Ewe's sign and got excited, thinking it was a yarn store (I'm an avid knitter), but it was actually a boutique, which I also like! The shop is owned by a lovely older woman and her adult daughter. She told us they used to be an antique store and transitioned to clothing instead, but it looked like there's still a few antique and home decor items for sale. They carry several lines of clothing, but the biggest selections are from Easel and Habitat. The Easel line is young, fun, boho inspired, rather oversized and very affordable (most items between $20-48). I was immediately drawn to this part of the store, and I loved all the dusty pinks, mauves, mustard yellows, peach, smokey purples and blues. The displays are fun to explore, and they've used a lot of vintage armoires, china cabinets, baskets and dressers to showcase accessories and clothing. The Habitat line feels more polished and professional, though there are definitely some fun and unique sweaters and blouses. The colors are more "basic" (not in a bad way!) with easily matched items in black, cream, red, gray, blue, and some nice prints. My friend was drawn to the Habitat clothing, which was at least twice the cost of the average Easel pieces, but they're more classic and timeless, so it makes sense. There was another line of clothing, I can't recall the name, but it had a very artisanal, look with beautifully pieced jackets, dresses, and tunics, made from a variety of colorful fabrics, and layered with embroidery. These pieces are probably the most expensive in the store, however they look like they're worth it! Unfortunately, I'm only 5'2", and most of these pieces were very oversized and would look amazing on a woman 5'8" or taller, someone that loves to dress in the layered Lagenlook style. Sadly they swallowed my friend and I up! I've bought quite a few things here, including a stretch velvet empire waist dress, a floral print velvet duster, a super soft fuzzy pullover hoodie, an a-line jumper, lace trimmed tank, boho print tunic/blouse, a spring scarf, an oversized striped summer blouse, some jewelry and a couple of hair clips from France. I definitely enjoy shopping here! The vibe is welcoming, the owners will help you with your shopping or will leave you alone to wander through all the fun stuff. A stop at All For Ewe is definitely a must for my friend and I when staying at the Abbey Resort!

So happy they are back!! This store has been my favorite since they opened at their old location,…read moreso it's great to see them back in a space right on Main Street. Still the same people running the place and working there, and they're always so kind! They still have lots of parking (street and a lot next door), a big space that they filled, and lots of vendors to spend your money on. Always a must stop when you see it open since it's always changing and always has great deals! Oh and they have Amish butter and a variety of Honey butter which is always a good find!

Not open during the week. It's an interesting place to look around but needs more open hours.read more

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.

Read other reviews... And Fred's ridiculous responses, that only back up complaints that many have…read more I've got a review below. In short My family estate was 920 Geneva st. in Lake Geneva... We let Fred's team into our home because he promised: Photographic inventory of the items we trusted him to take without us there..... we got nothing. He ignored emails from my sister and myself for months. He promised monthly checks as well.... after months of no responses from Fred, my sister asked me to go in to his shop. I did. Fred bumbled around came up with a bunch of bizarre excuses. Including saying my sister said to only work with her... she is the one who sent me there to confront him as to what stuff he took, and why he hadn't paid or communicated in months. He tried to bizarrely blame her. Anyways. Read other reviews and his attempted brags in his responses about how many clients he's had... which just support all the other reviewers stating how he ripped them off during tough family times. He's also been trying to get a review I left removed... Yelp admin... if you ever need receipts for any of these facts Fred tries to get taken down, feel free to contact me.

Love INC is a great store they have really awesome resale gently used items and very reasonable…read moreprices it's a great thing for the community and I love that it's a non for profit I've been going there for years and I will continue to

I love thrifting and was hoping this new find would be a great treasure. It was kinda dirty and…read moremessy and even though I expect some mess at thrift stores, this was a little more than I like to see. I did not find anything to purchase because I didn't want to dig through the shelves of stuff but I'm hoping this improves the next time I shop here.