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!

I love love love this little resale shop/thrift store! It's small which means you can get through…read moreit somewhat fast... but there's still so much to look through! I love the staff and their conversations they have (sorry for listening in). They have cool jewelry, retro clothes, antique dishes and other small decor items. One time I found my now favorite pair of Earnest Sewn ($180) jeans for $5. They only take cash or check - but otherwise this place rocks.

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.

We have been going here for years to both sell things and buy. It's sort of self serve but there is…read morealways someone around to help you if you look. This is not a Goodwill or St Vincent store so don't expect that quality or price range. This is the good stuff with good value for what you get. The variety of things change fairly quickly so its worth a look every couple of weeks if you have something specific in mind. Do not drop in with a piece of furniture without calling first. The owners know what sells and what doesn't so call and send pictures before going. Small quality things are generally appreciated like table top stuff or good art. Masks are required of course. Give them a shot. It's never too crowded in there and it's a big space so you can keep your distance from others.

This place just needs to sell already to someone who will actually be open during posted business…read morehours and care about their consigners and customers. What a waste.

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

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.

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.

Loads of inventory preowned resale clothing housewares and more. A "boutique" area of the store…read moreoffers mid-upscale pricey clothing items. I found an attractive 100% silk blouse by banana republic for $9 - not bad relative to new but a little pricey for resale. Shoes are better deal all prices at $2.99 BOGO the day I visited. Staff are cheerful helpful. Revenue benefits charity. Not busy small lines moved swiftly. I'd come again if in town.

This should be a fire hazard! I'm not claustrophobic but this place will do it to you! The owner…read morealways seems like she would rather be anywhere else! I get anxiety just walking in.

New FRED G. IS SCAM ARTIST, SCUMBAG. He charged me to pick…read moreup and clear out my home BUT DIDN'T FINISH THE JOB HE PROMISED. Fred left about 1/3 of the furniture and told me they could come back another day but I'd have to PAY for his FUEL round trip...AGAIN. (Cost of Gas was NOT mentioned in Freds phoney sales pitch) Fred also claimed I would receive an itemized list, AND BE PAID WHEN MY ITEMS SELL. THIS DID NOT HAPPEN. Fred never got me legitimate receipts for tax purposes. NEVER heard from FRED G. again on any consignment items. Fred didn't return texts or calls. Fred G. steals from vulnerable clients. I've read customer reviews... same experiences and complaints about Fred G. and his SCAM resale shop.

Read other reviews... And Fred's ridiculous responses, that only back up complaints that many have…read more I've got a review below. In short My family estate was 920 Geneva st. in Lake Geneva... We let Fred's team into our home because he promised: Photographic inventory of the items we trusted him to take without us there..... we got nothing. He ignored emails from my sister and myself for months. He promised monthly checks as well.... after months of no responses from Fred, my sister asked me to go in to his shop. I did. Fred bumbled around came up with a bunch of bizarre excuses. Including saying my sister said to only work with her... she is the one who sent me there to confront him as to what stuff he took, and why he hadn't paid or communicated in months. He tried to bizarrely blame her. Anyways. Read other reviews and his attempted brags in his responses about how many clients he's had... which just support all the other reviewers stating how he ripped them off during tough family times. He's also been trying to get a review I left removed... Yelp admin... if you ever need receipts for any of these facts Fred tries to get taken down, feel free to contact me.

This review is as a SHOPPER, I cannot speak to the negative seller reviews…read more The folks working at Pink Poodle were very friendly and guided my fiancé and I as it was our first time visiting. There is a large women's clothing selection (almost the whole store), but the men's selection is very limited. Prices are a bit high for used clothing, but the quality is good and there are certainly some unique finds. The store is also puppy friendly!

Review for Pink Poodle - Visit on 10/4/25…read more I went with my best friend and her mom, and when we first walked in my mood immediately improved. The store itself is visually stunning -- I loved the look and atmosphere right away. We browsed through the displays and were especially impressed by the jewelry area. We moved on to the headdresses and wigs, which caught our attention. The wigs looked to be in good condition, though priced higher than we expected. Some of them were placed too high up to reach, and only after we had looked at a few did we notice a small sign taped to one of the mannequin heads saying not to touch them without staff assistance. This wasn't obvious when we first walked by, so it was a little confusing. Later, while checking out some decorative headbands, I tried to take one down to look at it more closely. A staff member came over and asked if I was going to a party. When I explained I just wanted to try it on, she firmly told us not to touch items unless we were planning to buy. My friend joined me, and the staff member continued to tell us we were handling things wrong. It felt awkward because we hadn't noticed any clear signs in that section before, but after she pointed it out we saw similar wording posted elsewhere in the store. Overall, the store itself is very unique and worth seeing, but I don't think it's very teen-friendly. The policies and signage could be more clearly displayed and consistent throughout the store to prevent misunderstandings. If you go, I recommend bringing an older person along, and definitely take a full walk around to read all the posted rules before touching anything.