LOVE THIS PLACE, the most organized thrift spot I've ever seen. They have a rewards program that…read morekeeps you informed. Stop in for the 25% off glass and crystal sale. It's a win win!

Nice resale shop. Good prices. Good selections. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything in my…read moresize...lol

Everything about this place screams come on in. From the people showing how much they love animals…read moreand want the best for them, to how compassionate they can be for you. Their love stretches! Everyone here has the biggest hearts. If you need a Doggo this is the place to go to. Patti thank you!

We recently adopted a dog from Reach Rescue. She is sweet and loving and an amazing addition to our…read morefamily. Whiskers + Wags is connected with Reach Rescue (the two are connected) and the money they get from the resale shop goes to help the rescue dogs and cats. Before we adopted our dog, we have also been a huge fan of this resale shop. They have an amazing selection of items! Ive gotten furniture, a tea set for my daughter, and all sorts of goodies here. Cant recommend supporting this business more. Please shop and adopt here, and donate nicer items here too when you need to donate (the sale of your item will go to help a dog or cat in need).

Great place for shopping for books, clothes, household items and even golf clubs (not me, but I saw…read moresomeone with a bag & clubs!!!). It's also a donation center (different entrance). Staff is very kind and helpful. It will not disappoint. Be patient, be kind and leave time to look. Thank you for your service!

I'd just like to say that I'm very very impressed with the salvation army store in decatu, il these…read morelast couple months. I don't know the store manage name or the other 2 male employees, but the 3 of them are doing a fabulous job. I stopped coming for awale because the prices weren't consistent and priced way to high. These gentlemen got the store full and fabulous. Thank Sharon conaway 2172994995 u​​

This store is always fun and its HUGE! The prices here are very fair and there are always new items…read more. Don't miss the free section in the back and in the children's area. Upscale donates their proceeds to charity, so you can feel good about shopping here.

This is the biggest thrift store I've ever come across! So many treasures, great prices. And the…read morestaff is so kind and helpful. I'll definitely be back!

Staff members were so helpful, kind and complimentary. There is a wide selection of items that can…read morebe donated. The donation drop off is Iocated behind the greenhouses & barn. It did not disappoint. Thank you!!

Our visit to Cedar Chest Thrift Shop was just great. We found puzzles, jewelry, and mobility aids…read more We would visit again in a heartbeat, and hope to do so soon!

This places pricing is ridiculous. I saw a small end piece, that was listed for $1200!! are you…read morekidding me? the only reason is because it's "designer". even if it's designer it's not worth $1200 unfortunately 90% of this stores prices seem to be out of line. don't recommend.

I have found some excellent treasures here over the years. Many designer dressings for a few…read moredollars each, unique antique furniture, and some brand new or barely worn items. Time is needed to sort through and find the good stuff, but it is always worth the investment. Nurses who show a badge get an additional 25% off an already good bargain! One of my fav thrift stores

Avoid at all costs if you don't want to leave reeking!…read more This place stinks. Like it actually smells. Sometime in the last few years, Goodwill of Greater Milwaukee and Chicago decided to take a chunk of the money they make off of other people's donations and invest in ScentBridge. They pump the most godawful, overwhelming odors throughout their stores. Sometimes, it is dialed to a minimum, but usually it's on full blast and it clings to everything. To books of course, but to metal bowls too. It's so bad, my boyfriend asks me to shower as soon as I come home. An avid book collector, he now refuses anything from the local goodwills, because unlike metal bowls or clothes, you can't wash books. Corporate says the scents aren't harmful, but my nose and head beg to differ. I can't spend 15 minutes inside a local goodwill without my nose running becoming inflamed. Another 10 minutes and i start sneezing and my head pounds. ScentBridge markets its products as regulated by IFRA. IFRA, mind you, is an industry-based self-regulating organization plagued by criticism for its lack of transparency and for acting in its own self-interest. In keeping with the spirit of secrecy, goodwill refuses to disclose a list of its scent's ingredients. For all we know, the scents contain carcinogens or other harmful chemicals. I'm far from the only one who has complained: friends and family can't stand the stench, strangers have also reached out to corporate, and even employees tell me they hate the smell and prefer the scent of used clothes to the ScentBridge garbage. Unfortunately, it can't be turned off locally. This location also stinks figuratively for reasons already mentioned in other reviews.

It is shameful this location lost its mission. They are obviously trying to make…read moreMoney. For awhile now you could not find treasures here as they online auction anything that may have value. Now they are trying to make money on clothing. Anything with a more desirable label is marked up, no matter what the condition. For instance a men's Tommy Bahama sweatshirt that was pretty beat up and had a hole in it was $9.99. I looked further and any Tommy Bahama shirt was the same price. Other sweats were $4.99 to 6.99. This is donated stuff!!!!! It costs them nothing. I will no longer donate to them because those in need should get anything for a fair price. Shame on Goodwill. They should change their name.

I've watched my fair share HGTV shows where the designer goes to some kooky place filled with…read moretrinkets and treasures of times gone by. This place is a bit like that but mixed with the early days of Etsy. "Designers" can rent an 8x8 or bigger "storefront" to showcase their unique designs. Mostly stuff reclaimed from decades gone by and redesigned with some kind of flair. There's generally a theme to the different storefronts: women's vintage clothing, funny and lovey-dovey sayings regarding dogs and cats, plastic and silk flowers, dairy and farm, sarcastic sayings, whiskey barrel designs for the men dragged into this place, etc. My wife and I found a whimsical chip and dip bowl. It was nice and will replace one of the blander versions we have at home. Truthfully, there were quite a bit of items that were perfect housewarming gifts and gifts for people who have specific decor tastes. It's also a decent place to just kill some time browsing through all the stuff people have created to get your own creative juices flowing.

Great place to find antiques and handmade items. I never leave empty-handed. Christmas time is…read moremy favorite time to stop in to find unique gifts. Also, most booths are beautifully decorated for the holiday season. During one visit, they were having a painting class. The room was full, and everyone seemed to be having a good time.

The prices are completely delusional. I walked and in walked right back out. The items are used and…read morenot of any better quality than what you would see in other second hand stores.

Great selection of items! I wish some of the pricing could be a little bit better for some things,…read morebut there are a lot of quality items at great prices