Very well organized thrift store. Mostly fair prices, now and again some items are overpriced…read more Friendly staff & good service.

With some extra time in Madison between my Frank Lloyd Wright tours I figured I would check out…read moresome of the local thrift stores, luckily Agrace Thrift Store was close to my motel. Located in strip of shops I found to be Agrace to be a very nice thrift store with a good selection of upscale items. The selection of clothing is a bit limited, but they were doing work to expand the shop into the store next door. Agrace did have a nice selection of decor and home goods, including some really unique vintage items. I found a nice older Mexican wood carving that was very reasonably priced and had to buy it. Agrace is a very nice thrift store with some really good items for sale, well worth a visit to see if you can find something you like. A bit upscale, but with good prices so check them out.

I've been to the Goodwill bins tons of times and the majority of my clothing is from Goodwill or…read moresome type of thrift store. I've been in good and bad parts of cities in thrift shops - I've done it all. But when I walked into Dig & Save, I almost immediately walked out (and wished I had!). I see that others enjoy it here, but it did do anything to me compared to the Goodwill Bins. Small section of clothing, no purses or shoes (that I was able to find), and then a large area for hardwares. When I came across an extremely dirty pair of ripped boxers, I decided that my time there was done and walked out.

Love this place!! Always clean. Great deals. Pay by the pound. Vinneys is a great place to shop.read more

Amazing antique store! There are over 50 vendors with beautiful displays! (The shop changed…read moreowners about five years ago--so don't let those old pictures of previous owners deter you. Stop and see for yourself!) Be sure to visit our booth (Next Chapter Vintage and Antique) in the lower level when you stop.

This place was a phenomenal antique store and it had so much offer Beyond Comprehension for a small…read morearea. This place has three full floors of insane Madness to check out. Anything and everything can be found here! Most prices on the items are actually pretty fair. They even have a little nutrition store that is connected as well. Please watch your step as you go up and down some of the stairs just because of the low ceilings. This is probably one of the most busiest places in the downtown area and it's worth checking out! Overall, stop by if you have a chance you will not be disappointed. Expect really long checkout lines.

This hidden gem is tucked away by auto color in Middleton. While there are many great thrift…read morestores, this one is special. Not only do they have great prices and trendy clothes, shoes, purses, etc. they contribute to an amazing cause. They have the YADA project. They're goal is to offer support to those affected by human trafficking and women who've been sexually exploited. Their hours are a bit short but if you have the chance to stop in, you should!! Friday 1-4, saturday 10-2 and Sunday 1-4!

One of the best thrift shops in Madison. They make dropping off donation items very easy. They have…read morea nice parking lot with spots right out front so you don't have to haul anything far. Drop off is just to the left of the building (outside). The store is so clean, organized, and well decorated. They have a great home and decor section as well as clothes, shoes, purses, books, holiday decor, etc. Good brands, quality items, and excellent prices. Highly recommend!

It was OK. It's on the smaller side, clean some clothes and other stuff. Nothing excited me today.read more

A pretty standard antique and collectibles shop. There are some gorgeous things that I would never…read morebuy (like the lace and tulle wedding gown near the counter), some good finds if you know what you're looking for (my boyfriend came away with some good comic book deals), and a large amount of items that would probably be better suited at a rummage sale than an antiques store (80-cent unboxed Matchbox cars, records that came out in the last 20 years, crafts). As a kid I was a total weirdo and loved poring over the items that were older than my grandparents, lusting over the wrought-iron school desk that somehow never sold, wondering who wore the leather spats and pearl-buttoned dresses, marveling at the craftsmanship of hand-painted signs and hand-carved wood. As an adult, many of the items I've found at places like Cameo seem too modern, too junky, too common. Aside from the merchandise, the building was freezing. The book room has a large fan that feels like it's blowing air conditioning even though it's the middle of November, and the basement suffered from a similar breeze coming from a (de?)-humidifier. With a coat I was still cold - if I hadn't been waiting on my gent I'd have bolted much quicker. If you have something in mind to buy, this could be the place for you, but as someone just out to browse, it didn't take me to the same magical place the antique stores of my childhood did.

This place is fantastic! I saw it while driving by last month and insisted on stopping when I…read morehappened to pass again yesterday. We thought we'd take a little break and look around - we had no idea how HUGE the place is inside (relative to its outward appearance) and spent over an hour perusing the stalls! Impeccably maintained and nicely curated, this is a good antiques mall. Some prices are better than others, but that's to each stall owner of course. A really great book room and lots of small furniture pieces.

Atomic is hands down the best antique mall in the area. I've been a regular visitor since it…read moreopened. Definitely worth a visit! Clean and bright, and booths have generally been fairly organized and merchandised well. Booth SP always delivers and I just love his stuff. One observation (for this shopper) is that the current mix of vendors feels saturated by vintage clothing (if that's your thing, get over there asap) and cluttered 1960s-1970s booths. This trend probably reflects the customer demographic, though, so I get it. I see a lot more college and older 20-somethings shopping there, and that's nice to see. As a middle-aged person who gravitates to timeless pieces, however, I find myself spending less and less time there, which is disappointing ... because I've got disposable income to blow! lol

Hands down, Atomic Antiques is a GREAT antique shop! In fact, it is undoubtedly the best antique…read moreshop in the area. It really has no equal. The moment you walk into this business you are surrounded by some of the greatest pieces of art, furniture, knickknacks, music, vintage items, memorabilia, clothing, pretty much anything you can think of, they've got some example of it -- all from a time gone past. It's really an adventure to shop here. This is a very large business. It can really take you quite a while to go up and down all of the aisles, examining all of the pieces they have available. It's really a nice adventure. I can't say enough about this shop. It's really great! Overall, if you're in the area and you want to shop for some great antiques, or just take some time and examine all of the items from times gone past, this is an excellent place to go.

Thrifting is not for everyone simply because the idea of having someone else's furniture or clothes…read moredoesn't sit well. I am here to tell you that you are missing out. Not only does Agrace give back to the community but their volunteers are amazing to work with and speak to in the store! They have high end clothes , Liz Claiborne, JJill, Loft, American Eagle, and so much more in home decor. I am not able to list everything but I bought a sweater that had the original price tag on it ( it was $187) and I paid $14.99. It was brand new! Keep things out of a landfill, find great clothes and give back to our community by shopping here!

good cause. great furniture and dishes. and furniture actually made from wood. la la la laread more