It's an OK place. If I was driving by, I would go in. It is just so small compared to other St…read more Vincent's. I don't think I would go out of my way to go here.

For years I've happily donated all kinds of items to my Columbus St Vincents (including vehicles)…read more Everything was welcomed with open arms and there was always a nice older gentlemen there to greet us with a smile. We were happy to give and loved doing it. In the past year or two it seems as though the place has come under new management. Many of our items have been rejected for really lousy reasons. Just this morning I tried donating an office chair that I have used for years. It has always served me well and never had any problems. I took it to St Vincents and it was rejected. Me: "Here you go" Them (after smelling and rolling in it): "We can't take this" Me (dumbfounded): "Excuse me? Why not?" Them: "It's too stiff in the wheels" Me: o.0 "Your rolling around on concrete." Them: "I can't sell this" Me: "Yes you can, it will sell just fine!" Them "I can't sell this" This is the second chair that has been rejected for ridiculous reasons. Additionally, my wife commented to me that their prices are going up unreasonably. It seems as though this St Vinnies has forgotten itself and it's purpose. I understand you can't take things that are broken, but we have never donated anything to you that was defective. We will happily donate our things elsewhere from now on and will no longer be visiting our Columbus St Vincents. Don't bite the hand that feeds you! :-(

I've lived in the area for fifteen years. I quit spending any money in Columbus because of the…read moreroad conditions in and around the City. In my opinion, they are some of the worst in Wisconsin. The City doesn't seem to care I think, as they don't' seem to do any repair. I try to avoid the City for this reason. And there isn't much there for me as far as shopping. Haven't found any good food myself. I don't eat in Columbus, for the reason stated above. The local merchants loss.. The only thing worth seeing, in my opinion is the Antique Mall. Other stores in town have antiques, but never seem to be open! Fun to window shop, but the windows haven't changed in the entire time I've been here, I think. Better call first. The Amtrak Holiday Train stops here. The train offers locals to contribute food to the food panty in town. Google it! A great experience! People also seem to enjoy the Fireman's Park events.

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Flew in for holidays on a plane ticket that said, "No luggage." No problem! I knew I could stop…read morehere on the way home. I found sweaters and jeans and pajamas so I am ready for my holiday vacation.

Friendly Manager and wonderful volunteer staff. Very clean, with a good direction and set up…read more Prices are some of the most reasonable in the area for a thrift store. Money you spend there goes to a good cause and they have great items. Very clean store, for the most part. If you have not tried this thrift store out yet, you really should give it a try. I know I'm hooked on shopping there.:)

Organized, a lot of options(treasures!) The only issues we…read morehad was until we purchased some items it was almost like my young daughter and I were clearly being watched! The service was okay and the owners were less tense once we were at the counter to purchase. I am not sure I would recommend this place as your first "go to" for consignment as there are some five star locations uptown.

Absolutely loved the variety of items here, from brand new stone tiling to antique meat grinders,…read moreyou can never go wrong with having a little bit of this and little bit of that. I also loved how welcoming the owners were, just enough to be helpful but not overbearing where it makes you feel like you need to rush. Lastly, I loved their prices so much, I wish I could have picked up so much more. Next time I'll have to make a trip with an empty car just to visit this store. Would highly recommend this store who loves discovering treasures like I do!

Great to have a practical store with practical prices in a tourist town! Was greeted with a smile…read moreand hello as I walked in, store was organized, things were displayed well and easy to find, and prices were great.

The Annex is in downtown Dells, but is very small, and often not open. The main store is east of…read moretown on Rt. 16. It is a good size store and one of the cleanest thrift stores I've been in. The selection is middle of the road, but decent. It's a good place to supplement the items you brought on vacation, or look for a bargain souvenir t-shirt. I got a long-sleeve embroidered Dells t-shirt for $1.50 and was a happy camper!

Usually the best thrift shop in town . I have run into a couple that I would rate as average but…read moreoverall a solid 5 stars.

you would think you had found heaven on earth until you actually get up to the register. this…read morevinnys is like twice as expensive than the ones i typically go to. this place is large and you can find some nice stuff, and its pretty organized. we walked in and the male worker greeted us and answered questions we had very nicely. however, the older female workers here are so rude and condescending. one of them even purposely smashed an item i was going to buy after telling her its delicate. dont go here if you want your purchases still intact lol. the ringing out process is so confusing, you better not ask any questions at the register or they will start looking at you funny and treating you weird, and say "didn't you bring this up here to buy it?" - slow is an understatement. i genuinely thought one of the workers had taken a muscle relaxer.

Well curated finds at extremely reasonable prices! This is definitely a place to travel to for…read moreunique vintage finds! Coming from the Chicago area and very familiar with decor stores here, I was amazed at the low cost of the treasures I found! They fit perfectly within our home and have already received many compliments! Here some pics!

I love the Twisted Sister in Beaver Dam for those quirky one of a kind must haves to rock your home…read moreor office decor. It is fun, fresh and always inviting. The staff that greet you are always polite and engaging and you walk in and out feeling like a valued customer. I stop in every time I'm in the area.

Small selection of movies and electronics and the movies were higher priced than similar stores,…read morebut staff was very friendly

Madison seems to have 3 types of thrift stores. Goodwill, St Vinnies, and those run by churches…read moreand/or church ladies. This is the latter type, and they all seem to be very similar (Bethesda, Agrace, etc). Less crowds, traffic, anxiety, and clutter than Goodwill and St Vinnies, but also less selection. Check back regularly and you will find some treasures. For the most part the prices are fair. If I specifically need something, I start with Goodwill, because I have the best chance of browsing. But I dont always feel like stopping in Goodwill just to browse. Versus it can be very peaceful to stop in Boomerangs, or similar. I've probably been there a dozen times since they opened, and bought something 3 of the times. They have furniture, which not all thrift stores carry. The staff has always been helpful.

1-23-2025. Upon…read moredriving into the parking lot, I noticed the extreme care given in snow and ice control. Once inside the store, I walked around the inside of the store twice. It appears prices are nudging their way down at this location. I actually found a brand new $60.00 Amazon TV wall mount for $4.99 still in the box. (Amazing. Someone probably got it as a gift and didn't appreciate it, so they donated it.) Needless to say, I bought that. All store areas were easy to access and safe to walk around without bumping into things. For a thrift store, the staff keeps it very clean. Impressively clean. All staff members were friendly and professional. My favorite reason for stopping by these stores is, ...you really never know what you will find on the shelves. A couple summers ago, ...I happened across some beautiful German steins in spectacular condition. When I got them home and searched their worth on the internet, my jaw hit the floor. Thrift stores. They can be interesting places to shop. Incessant Research

Stopped by this location since I was in the area. This store is VERY clean and organized!…read more Fair to moderate pricing. There's typically always a special tag color on sale. The staff was friendly and helpful. They had a great book and jewelry collection! I noticed a great deal of golf and children clothing items as well. Many clothing items had new tags on them. Dressing rooms were open when I visited. Join their loyalty program and you save 10% every time you shop-I signed up the day of! I will definitely return when I'm in the area again!

The owners are so nice and they offer so much to the community!! It's amazing seeing all the…read moreindependent artists' work from our community featured at their store. If you're ever in town, check it out!!

I love this vintage store so much! I come here every single time I visit Baraboo, Wi.read more