Always find special things at the Delavan Goodwill. 85…read morecharacters is crazy. People don't want to write that much

This is the most over priced and under organized Goodwill I have ever been to! $20 for a ragged…read morepair of shoes, $13 for a sweater, $75 for a blender! I worked for goodwill for five years. T shirts were .99, long sleeves $1.49, Jeans $1.99! Soft cover books were .49 and hardcover were .99. You're now paying $3 for a hard cover book... they also got rid of "color of the week" where the color was half price. GREEDY GREEDY GREEDY 0/5

We always stop here when we're in the Lake Geneva area. Everyone who works here is just so…read morefriendly, they seem like they love working there. Lots of cute stuff for the home and tasty party snacks. I always seem to buy one or two things.

Fontana Home is such a fun store with a great atmosphere…read more And, the staff is amazing !!

So happy I stopped by this place! So many great designer items at amazing prices! This is going to…read morebe a "must stop by" place for whenever I'm in town

First off Id like to premise this by saying I have been coming up to the Fontana/Lake Geneva area…read moresince I was a kid and now that I have my own am so grateful to be able to do the same. This being my kids first trip up here we decided to grab pizza. I was playing and dancing to the live music with MY 1 YEAR OLD daughter. I was rudely and obtusely interrupted by a villainous voice Telling me to "take the baby and go back to the pizza place" (twice). First of all you may have private parking signs but however no private property signs that are clearly visiblE. I am not from Wisconsin but well versed in law. Per Wisconsin law there is nothing stating in the statutes for pedestrians or private property of the like that prohibits pedestrians from walking through a parking lot. Also at the time there was a Fontana Police Officer that was sitting not 50 yards from us in plain sight. Please next time you decide to try to "flex" whatever privilege you think you have and think twice from insulting a 1 year old and her father. This has significantly changed my thoughts of this place and thank you for being the voice and representative of this community and single handedly ruining it. I urge no one to attend or do any business with this business. Remember a sharp tongue is no indication of a keen mind.

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!

This is an adorable shop in the back of the indoor mall/market. They have the cutest items,…read moreincluding Bears paraphernalia and items from Marshall Field's which was my favorite department store ever! Lots of vintage too. Really nice home goods and Knick knacks with everything neatly organized and great prices. We needed another "Home Sweet Home" cushion for our porch and I found one here for only $8. She has several cute cushions and other home accessories.,I always make it a point to stop here when I'm in town.

Recently stopped here while exploring the stores in Lake Geneva. This store is located in the back…read morethe little Mall. This store had a lot of great home decorations mainly furniture at a pretty fair price. I saw a twin size bed that looked interesting as well as a bunch of those Beanie Babies. Great variety of knick knacks too. Prices were pretty variable on certain items. Staff here was very nice and there wasn't too much foot traffic inside the store.

Frank and his staff have done a REMARKABLE JOB totally renovating and organizing this store! You…read morecannot even compare it to what it used to look like, it is THAT much improved! There is absolutely zero clutter. The store is immaculate! Clothes are hanging neatly, all items are nicely and evenly displayed, and they only put out items in good condition, carefully filtering and sorting through the various donations. I hate to say this, but the furniture is TOP NOTCH, with perhaps only minor wear! Keep up the good work, Frank and staff. This store provides a most pleasant shopping experience!

I had never seen such an expensive store; everything costs 9 or 10 dollars. never againread more

Decent place to find clothes and home furnishings. Inventory is always changingread more

Great place for people who want curated antiques made for a well decorated home. I loved that there…read morewere lots of cocktail items. They also had some less vintage but high-quality clothing. Everyone working there was super friendly and fun!

Love this store. I'm addicted. Every time I go there I find something I want (but don't need )…read more Such a fun place to shop. My husband even likes going - and he's not a shopper

i LOVE this location! I always find the BEST things! The staff is always super friendly and…read morewelcoming!

This has to be the nicest, cleanest, most organized thrift store I have ever been to. Plus, the…read moreprices are extremely reasonable. Then today clothes and shoes were an additional 50% off. You can't beat that price!