Dar is absolutely adorable and great to work with! Her knowledge and professionalism are beyond…read morereproach! You want to consult with her! HIGHLY recommend!!!

Dar is great and accommodating. She helped get my suit ready in time for an upcoming event. The…read moresuit looks and feels awesome. This is my first fitted suit and it won't be my last.

Customers treated with suspicion instead of respect. Poor service and an unnecessarily hostile…read moreshopping experience.

I haven't been in a Wal-Mart in a very long time…read more Since I'm online catching up on reviews, I'm including this one. My last new years resolution was to stop shopping at Wal-Marts and Sams Clubs, FOREVER. A half a year later, I am still sticking to it and finding it easier and easier to not go back with every week that passes. My reasons for doing this are simple. The types of people they hire show no interest in excelling to reach customer satisfaction. The Wal-Mart business is just too dam big. The customer is no longer valued as such, ...a customer. The shelves are stocked with garbage that comes from China or just not worth buying. POINT: If you have healthy feet, do NOT buy footwear from Wal-Mart. Many products aren't as labeled, ...example being men's belts labeled as genuine leather. The clearance aisles in some, or all of the Wal-Marts can be a deceptive joke. Some items have been found actually priced higher than the standard going price elsewhere. And this is supposed to be clearance? Do they actually believe that some customers won't stand right there in that Aisle and not go online and check items for the going prices elsewhere? News flash! Customers aren't stupid. The self checkout technology. I'm sorry. Customers buy your products and you want them to do the stores job without getting a discount for doing it? That don't fly in my eyes. That's just another disrespectful Wal-Mart slap across the customers faces. I'll patronize establishments that respect me enough to use live human cashiers, ...thank you very much. Cutting third shift away from customer shopping. Another self inflicted injury business decision. And again, not thinking about the customer. Groceries. At Wal-Mart, the unhealthy groceries outweigh the healthy groceries. High fructose corn syrup, aspartame, sodium & sugar levels and other synthetic additives are easier to find here than in other grocery stores. The entire cold cereal aisle is junk. Cereals you won't find in other countries like Germany because they've been banned, restricted or outlawed. The pharmacy. Wal-Mart has made the decision to stock their vitamin shelves with vitamins lacking 'GMP' stamps and 'Lab Tested' stamps on the rear labels. Read the ingredients on some of their vitamin bottles. These are things I can't change. But, I can stop shopping here! And I did! Wal-Mart is just too dam big. The customer doesn't matter to them anymore. Incessant Research

This shop is cute and has a nice layout. The employees were very friendly and helpful. The…read moreselection here is really fun and has a lot of unique, vintage items that seem to be good quality. A lot of items felt a bit overpriced for the conditions they were in, but some things were definitely good deals.

Incredible service. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and willing to help you hunt for something…read morespecial in the thousands of items. Everything is very well curated and clean. Great pricing for the curation as well. The variety is phenomenal.

Had a GREAT experience here during my recent visit! We'd stopped by a bunch of other thrift and…read morevintage shops, and I think this may have been one of my favorites. I love the $5 for (almost) everything pricing model - so simple and clear. I love how curated the selection was, and great pieces in pretty darn good shape. I found two pieces here and appreciated the decor and dressing rooms provided. Definitely recommend a visit!

I visited Upshift for their Krazy for Kitties event. I saw on Facebook that you could play with…read morekittens and get half off the swap fee, so that was enough to convince me! The swap fee is usually $20, so $10 was even more of a steal. The owner of Upshift, Lindsay, was there to give me a little intro to how things work. I liked the low-key feel of the swap, as in there's no one looking through your bag, and it's not an item-for-item swap. If you bring in two brown bags, you get to take home up to two brown bags! The store is pretty small, so having a bunch of people (and kittens!) in there made it a bit crunched, but everyone was polite and I felt like I had enough room. As usual with thrifting, you have to be ok with digging a bit for jewels. At first I wasn't sure if I'd find things in my size and style, especially since there were some teenagers there browsing with their moms! I wondered if I was too old to be there! But, after just a few minutes of looking through the racks I was able to find some nice pieces -- some casual, some professional, some nice brands. I think that as more and more people start swapping, the options will be even better. There are 2 dressing rooms that you can pop into to try things on, and the lighting and mirrors were great. I love the idea that you can just take something home to try it out, even if you're not sure if it's quite your style -- it doesn't add any cost, so why not? At the same time, it didn't bug me to put things back on the rack -- I was only paying $10 so who cares if it's just a select few items I take, it was still cheap. I also like that I wasn't pressured into taking as much as I brought to swap. I am trying to minimize a bit, so bringing more than I take home is actually quite nice! There is also an online swap available, which is a really interesting idea. Overall, I would come back here to swap. If I have a bag of clothes I'm giving away, might as well take a look for a couple of new-to-me items.

This place is pretty cool and has a decent sized selection. They have both new and used clothes and…read moreaccessories, and lots of sale items. The prices aren't bad but a lot of the new clothes seem cheaply made. The sizes also lean very small, not a lot for people who are midsized or bigger. The employees were friendly and helpful with the dressing rooms. Overall a fun place to look around but I probably wouldn't shop here regularly.

If you're the target audience, this is probably a good place. I would say this is for the 16-25…read morecrowd. It's mostly cheap, generic China clothes and accessories plus overpriced used stuff. I have never seen so much flannel in one store, but it was all like $20-$25 apiece for some reason? They had a bunch of just... questionable styles. A LOT of 90-s inspired stuff that Clarissa and Alyssa would wear. I guess it's what the kids are into. I am not the kids. It was fun to stop in to make fun of today's fashion but if you're over 35, this is not the store for you. Also, if you're bigger than a size large, it's also not the store for you. The cashier was friendly but the place was a little claustrophobic for me to really dig into. Definitely for the college or younger crowd.

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

The shop not only features local artists, but supports them!! Great shop with enthusiastic, warm…read morelocal owners!

The staff is unprofessional, immature, and rude. I highly recommend shopping at other shops in…read moreMadison.

Such a great local store! I stopped by to get new shoes for a race and they were able to watch my…read moregait and help me find the perfect shoe to fit my needs. Very helpful staff! They had discounted section, clothing, gels, and various running gear. They also have a fun and inclusive run club! I highly recommend!

There's a dude who works at this place named Devan and he is a literal encyclopedia when it comes…read moreto running shoes. He used to work in medical rehab so you can ask him all of your injury questions too. I've tried almost every running shoe and he sold me on some extremely comfortable pumas that felt like exactly what I was looking for. I am so happy with them and I hope Devan gets the recognition he deserves because he nailed it!!!!