Visiting from Boston, my friend and I made a day trip to New Glarus' Octoberfest. During our trip,…read moreI had the opportunity to visit this cute, quaint shop and loved it! The decor, the vibe, the fragrances, all were pleasing to the senses. I purchased this 3-wick patchouli metal candle and was so happy to place it in my bedroom back home.

Hutch and Hide is an unexpected find in Swiss-themed New Glarus. They've been open about a year and…read morereplaced a Christmas store on the main drag. Inside, you'll find upscale houseware, gifts and a section in back of children's clothing and accessories. There's even a smattering of cool vintage stuff here and there - like a giant bingo number board salvaged from a local church. The owners grew up in the area and moved back to start the business which is cool. So all you hipsters who just finished up a tour at New Glarus, head in in for that perfect piece to display in your downtown condo.

You can literally get lost in the nooks and crannies of this store. Treasures always to be found. A…read morefun browsing experience.

Wow! So happy I found this place! The staff was delightful and kind! So many beautiful items too!…read moreAnd fairly priced! I'll be back!

LIVE, LAUGH, LOVE…read more Vintage Bliss is what happens when your Mom's Pinterest had a little too much and barfed up a store full of perfectly curated, vintage inspired, wine themed stuff. Throw pillows with slogans? They got 'em. Furniture refinished with chalkboard paint? Oh yeah. Wall hangings with inspirational sayings about living, laughing AND loving? Say no more, fam. VB is kind of in the middle of nowhere but the Lake Geneva moms seem to have it on the radar, with good reason. You won't find any dusty crap or musty old garbage here - everything is beautifully arranged, perfectly displayed and honestly, pretty reasonably priced. They have helpful and kind staff and even measuring tapes in strategic spots to help you out, so strap on that Michael Kors handbag and get ready to SPEND! Most of this isn't my personal style but I didn't leave without a few heavenly smelling candles and a sassy greeting card. Perfect place to find a nice gift for the lady in your life who needs a "wine o'clock" sign or a "chop it like it's hot" tea towel. NGL, was tempted by that last one.

Bought a gorgeous vintage flamingo statue as a gift for my sister, it arrived in perfect condition…read more(I had it shipped) and was taken care of expertly. Amazing customer service and communication from beginning to end. Will absolutely visit the brick and mortar store when I'm in Illinois next!

Great records! Nice collection of true vintage clothes. Some household items too like cups and wall…read morehangings. Really nice collection of curated records. Quality over quantity here. Beatles, Dylan even Bowie! Prices are average, so you might not get a deal, but the variety was great for such a small shop. The shop owner clearly knows what they are doing.

The mission of the store is actually really good and very near and dear to my heart. What I love…read moreabout the store is how clean and how separated everything is to make it an easy and seamless shopping experience. As a man, guy code will tell you that you should never buy underwear from a resale shop for obvious reasons. Listen we're here is actually very pristine and I almost bought a couple of pairs but they weren't in my size. The clothes here are actually pretty affordable compared to thrift stores nowadays. Though I do wish that the men's selection was a little bit more comprehensive but I was satisfied nonetheless. Overall, I recommend checking out the store. Besides closed the store has a great selection of nicknames and random finds.

Great service- they have 2 dressing rooms!! That is a game changer for me with swimsuits. NO public…read morerestrooms so plan ahead. I bot just 3 swimsuits there years ago - maybe 4 or so years ago -I was so pleased, though- NEW Land's End swimsuits! Great selection. We moved so I haven' t been there since but if I lived closer I would go again and again:)

Found an awesome LTD guitar for $285 and it was one of the best things I e spent money onread more

So it was out first time there and supposedly people really like the store so we drove an hour away…read moreto check it out. Very very clean and nice store, extremely organized. But... we expected more Quality items but instead there are plenty of booths with 3D printing toys, items from AliExpress and Temy, while glass cabinets of shampoo, soaps and conditioner and even old Bath and Body works products. Some booth has really nice kitchen items and organized beautifully but prices out of this world. As people who do toy shows and selling $$$$ of vintage toys, we definitely don't have a competition there, but as a customer I don't have an urge going back there at all. I was looking at CD, DVDs and Vinyl and most of that's stuff wasn't organized and I got tired of looking. Also you can buy physical media cheaper at record stores. Most of theirs are $5 a piece. It's too much for DVD less it's more desirable. So I am not sure how I feel about it. Same with CDs and vinyl. There is definitely no 70-90s toys, saw maybe a couple here and there. It's really good and clean store. But nothing to come back to.

Very nice antique store in downtown Elizabeth. The staff were super friendly and helpful. You can…read morefind everything from $6,000 antique carousel horses to dollhouse miniatures, and everything in between. Definitely worth checking out!

Repurpose Reuse Restyle Selection: lots of different items…read morefrom vintage board games, figurines, furniture, vintage fans, lots of Corning wear, clip-on earrings, books, records, etc Value: everything was priced well. Service: woman was very helpful and friendly

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.

Your vendors are amazing. Great selection. However, if I drive hours to see your store and you…read moreclose at 5pm and it is 4:45 I do not need to be told 3 times when you close and be pushed out. This is ignorant and obnoxious. You close at 5 means you close at 5. Got it.

Large selection of antiques, collectibles, old parts, etc. Large buildings - old barn...read more

First time coming here, I was visiting all the antique stores in the area and I had a check this…read moreone out while they had the market Square going on. This place has a great deal of antiques neatly on display and it features a lot of great stuff I was primarily looking for cool outdoor items for display while my wife was looking for cool kitchenware that was nostalgic. This place has decent finds at decent prices as well overall it was a really casual antique store experience but it does offer the most compared to other antique stores in this area

I didn't buy anything here, but loved the store and wish i didn't live so far away so I could go…read moreback more often. There was a variety of antiques packed into one store and I was in heaven. I came to Wisconsin on a girls weekend to get out of the city. My roommate, a Baraboo native, always comes back from home with cool furniture or jewelry that she finds in Baraboo antique stores so I was excited to try and find my own treasures. Our first stop in Baraboo's quite happening antique scene was Oak Street Antiques and Yarn Nook. We met up with my roommate's mom who was checking out as we walked in, but I was immediately distracted by a trunk full of wrapped presents. They were all $2 and labeled with the age range that the item inside would be appropriate for. I stood there for a good 5 minutes talking myself out of purchasing an armload full of them because I love a bargain and a surprise. After I got over my irrational urge to buy all the surprises, I started to look around the store. I really liked the layout and flow of the store. There were items everywhere, but I never felt overwhelmed and there was always room for 2+ people to move about. The front right corner of the store is the "yarn nook" section where you can buy all types of yarn and accessories and in the back left corner, there were a few ladies sitting around a large table and knitting. The back right corner has a room full of clothes, from old fur coats to shoes, to purses. The remainder of the store is full of items from postcards, cast iron, jewelry, books, boy scout uniforms, sleds, furniture, and tons of other unique items. There were quite a few items that piqued my interest but I had to resist as they were not practical purchases. I can't wait for my next trip to Baraboo to check out the new inventory at Oak Street Antiques!