when they put out jewelry they need to make sure that all the stones r in the jewelry. I don't…read morelike to pay for something that is not complete. please check it out before u put it on the floor to sell!

This store was voted the #1 thrift store in Wisconsin. I love going here because the inventory is…read moreconstantly getting updated. They actually have a full staff of employees and volunteers that are in their back room cleaning and pricing and putting the donated products on the shelves. Yes the items are donated much like Goodwill, but they are clean and not over priced. Workers are helpful and Jeff the manager is usually found up front of store and is actively greeting guests and helping you reach or find products. No cards are excepted for payment, but that is okay because they have a NO FEE ATM. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

Plentiful parking. The store was clean and well laid out. They truly had something for everyone…read moreand even my grouchy husband was picking things out. My only gripe was every cookbook I picked up from start to finish was $24+. I'm not paying $24-$34 for a handful of recipes in a book at an outlet store!! Pfft.

This is the best store to shop. The prices are great and the staff that work there are wonderful…read more You can tell they like their jobs. I have found everything from cookware to step ladders at awesome prices. I love the selection of puzzles. Most of all I love the selection of clocks and weather stations. If I need a clock this is the place I go. I buy gifts for Christmas and Birthdays there. Awesome collection high quality home goods. I never fail to find the perfect gift. I just love this store.

I had a fantastic time at this brand new store. today was the first day it opened and I was very…read moreglad that I got to be there it has a lot of wonderful homemade things from many artists and it's a very unique and quaint store. it's a wonderful place to get Christmas gifts and gifts of all kinds, they had everything from candles to T-shirts to baked goods to baby items and even furniture. it was just a great store. many artists with many different talents They even emailed me my receipt so they are technically savvy.

I ordered the wrong size online and I quickly sent an email to cancel the order. They told me it…read morewas too late. 20 days later I receive the wrong size and now they want me to pay for the return back to Shanghai.

This is a high end store with some quality clothing...however, I wasn't greeted by salespeople or…read morehelped in any way my first 15 minutes in the store. The clerk wasn't friendly or helpful in any way. The store wasn't busy. For these prices I expected good service but received none. I left without buying anything.

Amazing, extensive, eclectic, but well organized collection of books! I could stay in here for…read morehours and just soak it all in... do not skip this gem in La Crosse!

Awesome hidden gem with a very wide variety of new and used books. The loft area is designed with…read morethe purpose of hanging out and reading a book while drinking some coffee from next door. Bought several books and the price was very reasonable for what we purchased. Staff was helpful and friendly.

Has lots of stuff new and used. Old cast iron toys beerstuff lots of coke items tools just to name…read morea few things. Old games. Camping and fishing stuff. You can eat at river café at the same time. An get gas across the street.

I went on an adventure to find Down A Country Road store. The store is the beginning of Amish…read morediscoveries. I read online the store owner is familiar with the Amish community in Cashton. I went there to get information. The owner handed me a visitor's guide and mapped of local Amish businesses. It is 5 dollars for the brochure. Holy moly! Inside the pamphlet is a map of highlighted country roads. There is no physical address of the stores or shops but only generic names. Fortunately, my cell service is working. By putting a road name, (i.e., Irish Road) in the Maps in my iPhone was able to take it there. Be familiar looking at an old-school map because it would help to find the Amish stores. The shops in Down A Country Road are cute. Inside the store sheds are a variety of knick-knacks, unique items, and homemade products. It's a nice place to visit. Very colorful and well kept. I would recommend stopping here.

Interesting concept. Stopped on a visit to the area. You go to the main shop filled with a bunch of…read morestuff. The owner explains the concept of the shop-Amish and locally made items spread in about five little buildings. Each building had its own theme. You go browse and bring any purchases back to the main shop.

Got two Vera Bradley bags for only 20 dollars! The woman was nice but seemed paranoid. Clothes are…read moredefinitely more middle aged so I didn't find any clothes there.

I used to love going here and have always been very friendly with the owner, and she was friendly…read morein return. Until about a month ago, The owner confronted me, in front of other customers, and accused me of being someone she kicked out of the store last spring for shoplifting and she said I was acting funny the last time I went in because I didn't make eye contact with her and that is a sure sign of someone shoplifting, so she asked me to put my purse in front of the counter if I wanted to continue to shop. (I was not the person that she kicked out nor did I shoplift, nor was I acting any different than I always have other than 1 time I went in there to try to calm my anxiety and use retail therapy to calm my nerves, like I have done many times without being accused of "acting funny"). I told her that I have never been kicked out nor would I ever steal from her and that her comment actually really hurt because I used to come in there regularly and have slowed going because money is tight right now and I now live in Onalaska, she apologized after she realized I wasn't the person, but still made me leave my $300 Coach purse by the counter (which at first I had no problem with) until she continued to follow me around the store like I was the girl that stole from her. I was absolutely mortified and humiliated... I went back a week later and she treated me exactly the same way.. Except for this time she, ask me if i was going to try anything on which I thought was odd because she knows I ALWAYS try on my clothes if the dressing rooms are available, which they always have been even during COVID-19, so she then asked me what I had (which she has never done) counted and looked at all my things before I went into the dressing room and then continued to ask me about the things I had in the dressing room with me. I didn't end up buying anything because I felt so humiliated and disrespected again. I will never go back here based on those last 2 experiences regardless of that being one of my favorite places to go.. I won't give my hard earned money to someone that treats there customers that way, end of story. One more thing I'll add, Everyone else in the store had their purses, on both occasions and didn't have to leave their purse at the counter, and they were able to walk around the store freely without having a shadow and they were able to go into the dressing room without being harrassed as they tried on clothes.. There are many more places that I feel better deserve my hard earned money, and my money goes to charity not a women that treats me like a criminal. So my review in short, don't go here if you want to be treated like a criminal and have someone apologize and then continue to treat you like such. I have morals and values and clearly the owner doesn't know what an apology means.