I have gone to support this place way back when it was in Sawyer Street. I live the new location on…read moremain street. I went into there today met Kyle and Martha!!!! Sweetest kindest people l ever met! Went in for one thing left with a cart load!!!! This store is so fun the selection and prices are phenomenal!!! If you have not been in there stop into say hi!! You won't be disappointed!!! Recommend 1000 percent!! Very clean and organized and fun!!!! Please if you donate use second chance!!

Value and some variety but great place to get food cheap. Close to home and easy to find.read more

We were traveling through and stopped near here for coffee, and saw the discount warehouse. Timing…read moredidn't fit well, but we came back a week or two later to check it out. The warehouse had a large selection of liquidation items like food seasonings, generators, appliances, clothes and shoes from brands like Eddie Bauer and Clark's, power tools, pet supplies, housewares, and damaged items. The also had Amazon mystery boxes -not something I was interested in, but it might be fun/worthwhile to buy one and see what you get.

It is always so much fun going here and looking for deals. And when you are looking for something…read morespecific, you can come here first and typically find it. The employees are helpful and friendly and the service is fast.

I stopped here with a friend on a whim on a Tuesday. The signs outside said everything was $2, but…read morewhen we got inside, we were so excited to find out it was 25 cents instead! I'm not sure if that was a one day ordeal or if that's the new regular price on Tuesdays. Everything's thrown into large wooden bins, so I recommend wearing some gloves, just because some items may be broken and the bins in general get dirty fast. Likewise, if you don't tolerate dust well, this is not the shop for you. Most of the stock during our visit was holiday stock from department stores (mainly Walmart) that never sold. We were able to find some good finds though! This shop is definitely worth the visit if you're around the area and have some time to kill to dig.

If you hit it just right you can find some great buys. The…read moreproblem we have is the crabby female employee. She seems like the unhappiest of people. Don't ask a simple question or you will get eye rolls and smirks. When she fills the bins for their friday sales she puts shopping carts around the new merch. Well if you have never been here before and you dont know her rules she will take your head off if you move her blockades. We have witnessed her being rude to elderly as well. She also smokes right in the outside doorway so if you are sensitive to the smell hold your breath and run inside. The gentleman who generally run the cash register are quite friendly. Not sure why they keep her around.

Clean outdoor "mall" with plenty of parking and lots of discount stores and restaurants to chose…read morefrom. Nothing high end, but a pretty good assortment of anchor stores like Target and Home Depot, along with a bunch of others. I like that there are a number of restaurants located in the parking lots.

S Main St has the friendliest and most helpful employees. Very clean and lots to choose from.read more

Nice store with a really nice staff. Sometimes the wait in line can be kind of long, but if you…read moreneed help finding something, they pretty much have the aisles memorized, which made shopping here for me nice because I didn't think they sold kitchen spatulas, and I was able to save tons of money getting it here.

Wigwam sells socks for women, men, and children. The socks are designed and manufactured in the…read moreUnited States for everyday wear, running, fitness, work, outdoor sports, snow, etcetera. The socks are available in a variety of sizes, leg heights, materials, fabric weights, colors, and styles. Prices are moderate and are reasonable for the very high quality. I have been buying Wigwam's socks for many years, and they are very well made, fit comfortably, and keep my feet warm. I wear their thick wool socks to bed at night to keep my feet from getting cold, and I wear their thinner and shorter socks during the day for regular wear. I have owned some of the same pairs for years and have washed and dried them in the washer and dryer, and none of the socks have developed holes! I expect to be a loyal customer of Wigwam for years to come.

If you like their socks this is a great place to come for reduced prices on all sizes and kinds. We…read morebought a few pairs and glad we stumbled across this.

They have a good selection of headbands, and innumerable copies of Sedaris's Dress Your Family in…read moreCorduroy and Denim.

Johnson Creek Premium Outlets - Johnson Creek, WI…read more This mall always comes through when I need a little retail reset. It's clean, easy to navigate, and has a great mix of stores--whether you're looking for budget-friendly deals or brand-name finds. I've scored amazing pieces at places like Nike, Old Navy, and Bath & Body Works (and the clearance racks be rackin' ). One thing I really appreciate is that it's not overwhelming. It's a chill shopping experience with wide walkways, plenty of parking, and restrooms that are actually easy to find and clean. It's not a "huge" mall, but it's just right when you want to get out, walk around, and treat yourself without driving too far or dealing with crowds. Great for quick stops or a slow weekend browse. Definitely a go-to for our household!

Date of visit: August 30, 2024…read more I tend to visit this outlet mall far less than all the others on account of not heading this direction as often as I am towards Pleasant Prairie or Oshkosh, but also because this mall is much smaller than the others. And not having been in a few years, I can see that it is considerably smaller yet due to the number of closures at the mall. There are easily a half-dozen empty storefronts here, and the buildings themselves are definitely not being kept up, either. I do not think this mall will be around in a couple years unless management steps in and revitalizes it. Don't even get me started on the danger of trying to cross the street between the two sides of the development, either as we witnessed multiple cars run the stop sign in our short time there.