Not just because of the yummy smell of fresh popcorn either…read more They always have the coolest deals. We drive from Kenosha for this st Vincent de Paul. They have a cool area that clothes are brand new with store tags on it as well the thrift store price. You can get a great deal especially if you find the 50% off tag or .99 tag. They have a huge book selection. The store itself is so stocked and very nicely set up. I could spend hours in there but it can be a little bit packed. The cashiers are so. Ice. You can tell who their every day costumers are because I heard a few address some by name. That is so sweet. If you like value, a cool gold or two or three do your self a huge favor and go. If nothing else the yummy popcorn is so well worth the drive.

I went to the Pewaukee location and really liked the selection the store had to offer. Everything…read morewas coordinated by gender, color, and size which was great. The price point of the items is very affordable compared to other thrift stores in the nearby area. The employees were helpful, however, despite the store closing at 7pm they started announcing that the store was closing and the registers would close at 6:30pm which was kind of confusing.

Large selection of the gift to give anytime Thru out the…read moreyears to family and friends alike Very polite and humble well Being staff

This store really blew me away. They have a vast range of products, shelves upon shelves of…read morecollectibles and the such, and there wasn't a speck of dust! Staff are extremely helpful, checking up to see if you need anything from off the shelf. From Transformers to LPS to TMNT, they have everything you could possibly want in vast quantities--clearly labeled and organized--and easy to access. Prices are EXTREMELY fair. For a lot that would've likely cost me $200+ on Ebay, I paid $95 for it all. Please, do visit, and leave a good review! This business has many ignorant reviewers, and deserves all the praise it can get. Amazing place, will come again.

Stopped by while in town on my way to the airport. I love checking out thrift and vintage stores…read morewhen I travel. I found some really cute items. A gorgeous mint maxi dress and cap sleeve blouse and few other items that I left behind, which I was kicking myself when sitting on the plane. Definitely spend some time looking through their racks and tables. Prices were a bit on the higher side for some things and reasonable for others. Will stop by again when I'm back in town.

I love Alive and Fine! Met the owner, Ashely, at an end of summer rummage at her home. She is…read moreradiant and has a bitchin eye for vintage attire. Made a visit to the shop and can't wait to go back! Spent a good hour diggin through incredible pieces of past lives and absolutely loved the creative atmosphere.

Quite often my clients request that I accompany them on a shopping excursion for various home-decor…read moreitems: furniture, accessories, lamps, decorative objects, and the like; this is my job and I enjoy it very much. One of my clients recently requested I escort them to Chano's Warehouse in Milwaukee this past Saturday; I was not certain what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. The exterior is somewhat sparse: a few lawn/garden tools, stacks of chairs/bins, and little else. It gives every appearance of an over-sized pole-barn and to be frank that's exactly what it is. The carpark is somewhat disorganised, but there is plenty of space and also parking available on the street. The warehouse itself is enormous, with all manner of items available for purchase: furniture, china, glasses, toys, clothing, and so on. There are vintage items: phonograph records, farm implements, period toys, etc. I was very pleasantly surprised to observe that although piled high, all the items were clean and polished; the towels/sheets/linens appeared to have been laundered and were folded/arranged nicely. The glasses were beautifully polished and the furniture was spanking clean. Yes, there is some disarray; there are heaps and heaps of things and one cannot attend to everything. Yes, the pricing is very fair; I did not think anything was too dear although some items were marked. However, considering how many items were available, this is probably not surprising and Maria, when ringing me up, offered very reasonable amounts to me (which I accepted). Yes, there is some haggling allowed on the pricing; I was able to chat for a bit with Maria, the owner, who was very friendly and told me how much she enjoyed having this business and welcoming customers. Yes, there was a line but it moved quickly and quite honestly, there was so much to look at I really didn't think it took that long. It may be reasonable to suggest that the success of Chano's Warehouse is perhaps unanticipated and that Maria and her staff are doing the best they can. Nobody's perfect. I enjoyed my visit to Chano's Warehouse (as did my clients) and look forward to returning soon (with more clients).

I selected craft items, obviously somewhat used, as part of my purchase on my first visit to…read moreChanos. I felt those prices were reasonable and questioned it no more but at the checkout I was short by 11 cents and just shrugged my shoulders. I mean BIG DEAL ! So the man at the register gave me a look and shook his head but let me go owing him 11 cents. I was doing alot more than shaking my head when I got home and learned the boxes of chalks and other art items were missing most of the contents. They should not have been put out for sale but actually checked first then tossed in the garbage. That was a big message to me, never went back.

This store does not provide restroom facilities because they are out of "supplies"?? Do the staff…read morehave to use the rest room during their shifts? According to what I read online: The Salvation Army generates funds through public contributions like individual donations and the Red Kettle campaign, government grants, and its network of thrift stores selling donated goods. They also benefit from large private donations for major projects, grants from corporations and foundations, and income from their investments. You would think they could afford toilet paper and toilet bowl cleaner. Shame on the management of this store!

Stopped in on my day off since they are only open until 6pm these days. Masks are required in the…read morestore and they have hand sanitizer and cart wipes available. I was able to pick up some good finds in the home decor section; vintage Pyrex and other dishes. The clothing section is large, but one must really have the time to look through it all . Less one star because they staple the price tags to the clothes which are tricky to remove and prices seem to have increased for if being a thrift store. They tend to have a good selection of fury item from time to time. And seniors get a 10% discount daily.

I love the St Vincent De Paul's located on 76th and Bradley Road and the One in Greenfield. The…read morelocation at 23rd and Lincoln is another store. They are all RACIST and RUDE at that location. The other 2 locations are EXCELLENT. PLEASE PROVIDE TRAINING FOR THE EMPLOYEES AT THE LINCOLN LOCATION. PLEASE.

I love going to All the different St. Vincent locations. I went to the one on Lincoln and had a…read morecomplete different experience. The two young ladies at the cashiers were completely rude.

**July 2025: Tuesday Evening Visit**…read more This thrift shop is huge. There's a lot of things to go through. I did end up finding a dress that would work for one of the outfits I was building, but the price was in the moderate/higher range than what I was accustomed to. I paid $15 for a off brand dress. They do have a fitting room which is a plus though! The area in which this shop is located in does have transients in the parking lot, so just be alert of your surroundings.

I would not recommend this place to shop as it's poorly organized (clothing sizes are all mixed in…read moretogether) and the clothes are mostly worn out and poor quality. If you must go, go on the weekends when things are 50% off. Also be aware of the scammers in the parking lot, so go during daylight and not alone.

Here's the thing. This isn't Macys. It's a resale shop. The store isn't super clean. The items may…read morenot be organized the best. But, we have found awesome things here for ourselves and our grand littles. We take the time to clean them well- toys , clothes, etc. anything we purchase. And we come home happy to rehome items and to save money. It's a win win. We enjoy this store more than Salvation Army and goodwill which we also frequent. On weekends, everything in the store is 1/2 off. You can't do any better than that. Go in knowing you have to give a little to get a little. We have shopped here for years. We appreciate the value.

I've never been to this location before so I can't say whether this is abnormal or not, but on our…read morevisit the store seemed very dirty and all of the merchandise was disorganized and in pretty much disarray. The floors looked dirty and the wares were haphazardly piled on top of each other on the shelves. The prices also seemed high, but I'm not sure if they have some sort of discount based on tag color or something. There was a lady making a bunch of noise tossing sporting goods merchandise around as I thought she shopped, but later on I ran across her in another area of the store throwing plastic toys around and realized that she was an employee. Based on this one visit, I don't plan to come back.

I purchased a stereo subwoofer from this store. I plugged it in at the store and it powered on,…read morebut once I brought it home and connected it properly, it produced almost no output and the back panel became dangerously hot. The unit was so overheated I couldn't even touch it -- a clear fire hazard. I called the store to return this defective and unsafe item, and the request was denied due to "policy." That is unacceptable. A nonprofit that pays its top eight executives nearly $4,000,000 according to public filings should not be refusing returns on hazardous merchandise. I will no longer shop at this Goodwill location. I will take my business to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore next door, where items are tested, clearly labeled, and the store policy actually stands behind what they sell. Better selection, better integrity, and far better customer treatment than what I experienced here.

I was going through clothing, placing it on an end hook to figure out what I was going to buy…read more THAT WAS NOT WHERE I WAS LEAVING IT! I wasn't finished. A young, newer employee took great pleasure embrassing me as she told me "more that once" where the unwanted clothes went. I was not finished. I told her that and she just kept on about her directive repeating herself rather loudly stated it was a reminder. Seems elderly people are really not wanted in that store. Perhaps she assumed, incorrectly, again, that I can't hear either. I said I don't need a reminder. Earlier in the shopping day I over heard the same girl say out loud she was watching a customer. What kind of customer service is this? Watching a customer...for what? And why talk so loudly? A superior nor rude approach to their job is unnecessary. Perhaps they took their cue from the manager. The main manager. The large white women. Sidney and Mike are the best. What an embrassing display of this inexperienced girl behaving this way and continued on and on blowing off her mouth. There is a bin full of clothes next to the rack. Clothes are on the rack and the bin was rather full. So where exactly do the unwanted clothes go? Rack or bin? Also, as we went through the clothing the sizes were all mixed up and no signage on the rods on the West nor North walls denoting sizes, plus the racks are too full it's difficult to shop. Instead of watching customers and berating them outloud in the store for many to hear, for something the customer was NOT doing or had made a mistake she could have been kind and proffesional and been discret while giving her message. Then quietly resume spending her time putting clothes in the correct places. You can always quietly and tactfully approach anyone. No need to raise your voice from a distance. Alex is a better worker than her. She's going to cause problems in that store. Smh.

If you want a unique 50's themed gift this quaint little shop in Bay View is amazing. They have…read moreTiki themed items plus even cool fez hats. Things are reasonably priced plus the owner is fabulous. Unfortunately the shop is only open on the weekends so when you are in Bay View definitely stop there. Lots of cool shops around this place so make it an event.

This shop is located in a really cute area, Bay View. However, I feel it's cramped and a bit…read morecluttered. Also, whoever was working that day was watching a movie at the counter.... This does not make for a pleasant vintage shopping environment. It was quite annoying, so I did not stay long at all. Please just put some nice music on for the customers. They did have a cool vintage collection from the quick scan I did, but the environment of the shop made me leave before I could look through everything.