One of the best thrift shops in Madison. They make dropping off donation items very easy. They have…read morea nice parking lot with spots right out front so you don't have to haul anything far. Drop off is just to the left of the building (outside). The store is so clean, organized, and well decorated. They have a great home and decor section as well as clothes, shoes, purses, books, holiday decor, etc. Good brands, quality items, and excellent prices. Highly recommend!

Nice store, not huge. Volunteers more than friendly. If you're lucky, you'll even find something…read morecute that you need to bring home with you. GPS did run amuck getting here. It is next to Steve's in across the street from target.

Friendly staff, wide aisles, bright store. I thought the cops were a little pricey. Nice selection…read moreof earrings and jewelry.

I love how the store is so tidy and merchandise is displayed in categories making it so much easier…read moreto shop. That staff that attended me were super helpful and very nice. Pricing was also very fair. Good experience

Habitat for Humanity Restore is this crazy shop. It has so much of all kinds of everything:…read moreconstruction, furniture, electrical related items, etc., etc., that it's almost hard to imagine. This shop is stocked full of so much stuff, it is amazing. If you're looking to furnish your home with vintage chest of drawers, desks, lamps, and a little bit of everything else, this is an incredible place to find it. If you're redoing your home, your office, your studio, or any other place, and you want to add some really truly unique elements to it, this is the place to go. When I say this business has all kinds of unique everything, I am not exaggerating. It's really an adventure to go inside. Because you never know what you will find. It's really fun! The moment you walk in the door of this business you'll be hit with a visual cornucopia of a little bit of everything. They have paintings, artwork, glassware, you name it... I cannot articulate the amount of truly unique stuff they offer, because they really have a lot. Of course, the staff here are always happy to help you out. But, in a lot of ways, you don't even need them, because all you have to do is go and find that unique something, grab it, pay for it, and you're out the door. Overall, this is one of those truly unique businesses that I recommend to anybody who is ever in the area. It's really a very fun viewing and shopping experience.

Actually, not much went well. I'll take the hit. I knew when I walked in there it wasn't what I was…read morelooking for. Just the same I thought you never know there could be a treasure in there. Needless to say, I walked out with nothing but for those who are looking for the kind of product it's a great place.

This hidden gem is tucked away by auto color in Middleton. While there are many great thrift…read morestores, this one is special. Not only do they have great prices and trendy clothes, shoes, purses, etc. they contribute to an amazing cause. They have the YADA project. They're goal is to offer support to those affected by human trafficking and women who've been sexually exploited. Their hours are a bit short but if you have the chance to stop in, you should!! Friday 1-4, saturday 10-2 and Sunday 1-4!

The Verona St. Vinny's is one of my favorites, mostly because the store is clean and the staff are…read morefriendly. The selection is usually pretty vast and I enjoy coming here. I've gotten a great antique glass lamp, added to my depression glass collection, and it's a great place for nice picture frames and great women's clothing tops. Their shoe section is nicely organized by size, and they have good items pulled in their fancier cases up front. I think their prices are decent and I've not ever walked out with nothing.

Love going to St. Vinny's in Verona. Their staff is very friendly, especially Nicole. Yes, you…read morewill run into a uncaring person, but very seldom. You know those are people there for the paycheck. Good selection. I come with an idea in mind and find it or something even better.

Great consignment store that has unfortunately been hit hard by COVID. They donate a portion of…read moretheir profits and have a very nice selection of clothing. I originally thought this was a consignment store for animal goods but it has everything a normal consignment store has but with a couple of animal related additions. I don't have animals but it doesn't bother me. Please check this place out!

Purchased a dog leash about three weeks ago, used probably a dozen times. While walking my dog the…read moreleash just snapped. For being expensive you think it would be more durable. We tried to return it just for them to tell me there is nothing they can do.

Refused to look at my donations because they said the donation center was closed even though I was…read morethere 30 minutes before the poster closing time for the donation center.

Kind of a pain to get to from the Beltline, but fairly clean and organized. There's a pretty large…read moreselection of clothes, some furniture, and a more limited supply of home goods/shoes/toys. While helping my boyfriend browse we noticed a lot of shirts in the men's section were actually women's - it seems that any plaid shirt gets sent to the men's area, regardless of cut or Ws on the tags. *shrug* The best find on our visit was probably the toy section - there were a few vintage Fisher-Price pieces that were around $2 each - a quick search of eBay put them around $10-20. I kind of regret not picking up the FP radio just because it's a fun nostalgia piece. The checkout was efficient and the teens working had good customer service skills - eye contact, thank yous, etc. This location is a bit out of the way, but I may venture back sometime to check for more underpriced vintage goodies.

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.

I've been to the Goodwill bins tons of times and the majority of my clothing is from Goodwill or…read moresome type of thrift store. I've been in good and bad parts of cities in thrift shops - I've done it all. But when I walked into Dig & Save, I almost immediately walked out (and wished I had!). I see that others enjoy it here, but it did do anything to me compared to the Goodwill Bins. Small section of clothing, no purses or shoes (that I was able to find), and then a large area for hardwares. When I came across an extremely dirty pair of ripped boxers, I decided that my time there was done and walked out.

Love this place!! Always clean. Great deals. Pay by the pound. Vinneys is a great place to shop.read more