This St Vinny's is HUGE. You go off to the right and there is some housewares and kids area,…read morefurniture and shelves and shelves of housewares, gadgets and tools. If you go left at the entrance, you'll see women's and kid's clothing, an entire wall of shoes, and a wide spread media area. The men's clothing is immediately to your right when you walk in the door. My main issue with this store is their pricing. I get that the name brands and designers or vintage desirable items call for higher prices. However, there was a scuffed up pairs of kids boots and even those were marked at 10.99. They had the Fisher Price 1990s dollhouse with all of the pieces. I sent a photo to my brother because we have a hilarious family story based around this house. However, I may have jolted a bit when I read the $200 price tag. You don't have to give it away because it is a nonprofit and you can help more people if you sell those expensive things. BUT, you don't make ANY money if it just sits there. Same for any purses or shoes. We still found quite a bit to purchase, but I could've done a lot more damage considering we aren't from the area. So there isn't any, "if it's here next time, I'll get it."

Good selection of items! I love how big the Sheboygan stores furniture area is. I left with an…read moreitem, disappointed in how little men's items they had this time around. But always clean- and staff is friendly!

This was the first time my wife and I visited and skied at Ariens Nordic Center (we usually ski…read moreLapham Peak, Greenbush or Iola). We had a great time. This is kind of a long review, but I'm really reviewing three different things at the ANC (the xc ski trails, the biathlon range, and the reception/rental/shop). First the snow conditions and grooming report for yesterday. They make snow at ANC, so there was still a deep manmade base of snow there, despite the recent warm weather. The trails were in good shape yesteday, and very well groomed for skate skiing and classic skiing. As to the layout of the xc ski trails, they are well designed. The course is longer than I expected it to be. The trails are well-labeled and signed, so it is easy to stay oriented when you are out skiing. Lots of hills on the trails, but nothing too long, and nothing too steep (no hills the length and steepness of hills at LP or GB). You can though get a real work-out if you are a serious skier. Overall, the trails at ANC are very different in feel compared to LB, GB or Iola. Not as natural feeling as those places (a lot fewer trees), and ANC has a more "designed feel" to it. It's more like you are driving around Road America, or playing a round on a well-designed golf course. Much of the course is not sheltered from the wind, so take that into account if it is a windy/cold day, and you are deciding on your kit. As to the ANC's biathlon range, it is clearly Olympic or world-class quality. I've been around rifles and xc skis all my life, but yesterday was the first time I ever had the chance to shoot a biathlon rifle. It's not particularly complicated to learn (especially if you have experience shooting). Due to the number of folks who wanted to try the range, I only shot one set of five targets. Shooting from a prone position, and with range manager Sean Becker's clear instructions, I was able to hit five targets in a row (Booyah!) An extremely satisfying feeling to watch the black circles turn white, just like in the Olympics on TV. The 22-caliber biathlon rifles they supply have practically no kick to them when you pull the trigger (that's a good thing for new shooters). This would be a great place to introduce kids to the sport, and I think they would find it cooler than playing a video game. Kids as young as 10 (with adult supervision) can use the range. As to other facilities at ANC, at the trailhead there is a spacious, stylish reception center, and it's stocked with lots of new, good-quality rental equipment. The reception center has several tables to spread out on, if you bring your own lunch, and nice restrooms (with ample space to change clothes). They have a small "ski shop" in the reception center that sells high-quality ski clothing and ski waxes. Yesterday the ski shop offered a St. Patrick's Day special, with everyone who skied the trails getting a free coupon for a green beer or other beverage post ski. So we skied, then walked across the parking lot to the new big Ariens Hospitality Center ("AHC"). There we got a free beer and juice, and they also had some nice lunch offerings (Chili $6 with all the fixings, corn beef & cabbage $11, etc.). There was a full bar with a friendly young bartender (enthusiastic, even if he was inexperienced and brand new on the job). The chili we ordered was meaty and top notch. The AHC looks out over a small lake (Round Lake), and has a grand fireplace. The center's great hall is large enough to host a large wedding, or corporate event. When we were there, there was a good fire roaring in the fireplace, and the couches around the fireplace were a good spot to enjoy the beer and the chili, and to strike up a conversation with other skiers. Felt sort of like a nice downhill ski lodge apres ski, but not as crowded. Overall, the ANC is different than any other xc ski facility/place we have visited in Wisconsin. If you are familiar with how Kohler does hospitality, or creates recreational facilities, Ariens is taking something of a similar approach with the ANC. That is, Ariens is offering a "high-end xc ski experience"; but the nice thing is they are doing that (at least this first season) at a lower cost than if you were going to Kohler, or certainly at a lower cost than if you were going to a downhill ski resort area (in Wisconsin or anyplace else). It will be interesting to see if they expand in the future (like adding a hotel, or mountain bike trails). Either way, they are off to a strong start in their first season with what they've built so far. If you have not tried ANC, we highly recommend it.

Was treated disingeniously from the get go was insulted about offers on cards and wasnt helpful…read morewhen asking for recommendations where to sell next. Would not recommend to anyone trying to sell cards.

I have been to this store many times, always had a positive experience until today. I walked in and…read morewas greeted by the typical "can I help you find something?" I said no just looking. As I am looking through all the games and trying to find ones that I have on my wishlist that I have pulled up on my phone I was suddenly asked "do you plan on making money off of me?" I was shocked that a store owner actually assumed I was looking for games just to turn around and sell them for a higher price. I kind of shrugged the comment off just thinking this guy is a total asshole. After awhile I had found some games I wanted to buy, I gave him the games to hold on to as I continued to shop. One of the games I handed him to purchase had a price sticker of $20 on it. I wasn't aware of how much it was worth but he came back and said "I double check the price of each game I sell and this one is worth $50 so I'm changing the price to $50 because I see your on Pricecharting.com checking the prices as well." (Pricecharting.com is a website that tells you what the average price of a game is worth.) I asked him "so every game in your store that has a price tag on it is not the accurate price since you change prices at the time of checkout." He answered YES. I mentioned his policy is just wrong and he was an ass and walked out without buying anything. I will never step foot in this store again. Sad thing is I've been going to this store every time I come up to Manitowoc, WI. and have found good stuff and spent a good amount of money at his store purchasing games for my collection but never again. Being asked if I was there to "make money off of him", assuming I was a reseller and randomly changing prices on inventory while checking out is not a place I would like to visit and support ever again, so he can take his STOCKPILE of GAMES and shove it up his greedy ass.

Luckily we found a parking spot close to the event. Everything was way over priced. The crowds did…read morenot let us enjoy much. They should limit the people to go inside.

Spiced wine, German beers, good food. Let your wife shop and look at Christmas junk and you can…read moreget be merry! Lots of free samples! Booths from all over, both local and international. Come on a weekday. I heard weekends are crazy packed.

The owners are fantastic - very friendly! Golf course is incredible and the food is delicious!read more

Listen up y'all - in a place where a $300 round of golf is expected, to find a course this nice for…read more$29 (including cart) is mind blowing. In all sincerity - if it cost us $100 to play here, I would have still given it 5 stars. Layout - excellent with a ton of memorable holes Conditions - perfect Bang for Buck - perhaps the best in American golf Honestly - I have no affiliation and probably am ruining a great secret, but Autumn Ridge is an amazing place. As an avid golfer, I couldn't recommend it any more. What a great place.

This park is a great place to walk or fish and they should add some new things it would make the…read morepark a lot better but I've been going to silver creek for awhile and it's an amazing park

The people of Manitowoc are fortunate to have many fine parks in the city. Silver Creek Park is no…read moreexception. There is a very nice disc golf course that meanders through the woods. The lighthouse hole is the hole from hell. If you overshoot the net, your frisbee could easily end up in the lake. I have fond memories of this park from when I was a kid. We used to go to the south end of the park and shoot our 22 rifles. But this is a different age, don't try to do that these days. Silver Creek has the best beaches in Manitowoc. It has areas that are wild enough to do some serious birding. I find it a bit amusing that people have stopped playing disc golf. They are now obsessed with Pokemon Go, so the park is very quiet these days. But today I picked up a bag of trash. Apparently "Swinus Americanus" (my name for litter bugs) are still present there. Red Bull cans, and broken bottles on the beach. It always mystifies me why "people" trash out places of beauty; and what kind of knuckledragger breaks glass on a beach? All that aside, this is a premier park. It is a wonderful place to spend a few peaceful hours. It is surprisingly unused, or, at least, underused. Take a picnic, lay out on the beach and, if you're brave enough, swim in the lake (brrr!). Did I mention that I saw a hooded merganser today where Silver Creek meets Lake Michigan...nice.

Better quality prints than Walgreen's and more knowledgeable staff. They carry a wide variety of…read morephoto equipment and a neat collection of vintage cameras.

Excellent 36 hole course, a gem in the area. Certainly replay worthy. Variety of terrain,…read moreelevation, distance, and difficulty. Pros: 2-3 tee boxes per hole. Rotating basket placements, looks like 2-3 per hole. Well maintained. Lighthouse hole and top of the world are awesome. Cement tee boxes. Mach X baskets. 36 holes very spread out. Relatively easy to navigate due to signage. Cons: A couple holes are muddy. Some signage is misleading. Par on a couple holes is screwy. Water hazards come into play on a few holes (can also be a pro). I lost a disc in Lake Michigan on the lighthouse hole while goofing around :/

My favorite course in the area! Very well maintained and even the place for a professional disc…read moregolf tournament. Can be busy at times since it's such a popular site. The famous lighthouse hole is one of my favorites and there are plenty more fun and interesting holes to play. Be prepared to look for your discs if you go off of the fairway. All in all a great course for advanced players especially. Has the nice mix of challenge and fun.