I love stopping at the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store in Waukesha. Every time I visit, the store…read moreis clean, well organized, and easy to shop -- which isn't always the case with thrift stores. There are always lots of treasures to choose from and the inventory seems to change often, which makes it fun to browse. The staff and volunteers are friendly and welcoming, and you never feel rushed while looking around. One thing I really appreciate is the pricing. Compared to some other thrift stores, the prices here are very reasonable, which makes it even more fun to hunt for a good find. You truly never know what you didn't know you needed until you spot it on the shelf. Definitely one of my favorite thrift stops in the Waukesha area.

I usually love this store but on Thursday I saw an employee grabbing every blue tag item (50% off…read moreitems) off the shelves, that makes me never want to go to this store again. Don't have a sale if you're going to screw the public! Will not recommend this store to anyone and I am putting this also on my social media platforms

Firstly the selection of style is always amazing but it's all elevated with beautifully styled…read morespaces so you can envision your vibe. Prices are great with traditional consignment that reduces each month. Great new location and easy parking.

Such a great store! A beautiful space, with lots of natural light, beautifully-staged vignettes to…read moreshow off all of the carefully curated items for sale. I loved all of the plants, too. The staff are helpful and friendly and available for questions. The prices are in line with the upper scale vibe and quality of the items for sale.

It's an okay location to look through to see what you can find. Unfortunately, I did not find…read moreanything for me but lots of people seemed to. Their prices are higher, they had Nike air max with a $74 price tag. They had a foldie bag that retails for $60 brand new for $50. I'm sure their prices re based on their location. Parking is $2 an hour and you may have to circle a few times to find one. I hit lucky and found one right down the street. Staff didn't seem to greet anyone upon entering. Stuff was very organized. They have several dressing rooms.

An "upscale" goodwill. Lots of Ann Taylor, Banana Republic,…read moreZara, type of ticket items. Price is reasonable, and half off color tag days still apply. They do continuously spray some essential oil throughout the store. If you are alergic to essential oils or scents, you could die in here. I was told by an associate that they have to keep that on cuz they can't wash the clothes.

I wouldn't consider this a thrifting store in the terms of what thrifting means today. When you…read morethink thrift you think consignment/resale/saving the landfill/vintage finds. We walked right in and out of this store. It's more like a section that feels like a rummage sale very small area (and that would be the "thrift" section) and the rest of the store is more like a bargain store. New in the box items at low value. Like items were purchased in bulk from pallets or via some other option. Which that's fine but it's not a proper advertising to put this in the same category as all the other thrift stores. Since the expectation was thrift and not bargain buys (hobo, big lots, family dollar) the rating is based on the category of that makes sense. Now if it was noted as a standard store or bargain/discount space I'd add one star based on what I saw. The store was also very dimly lit and no one greeted us/saw no staff so that added to a quick in and out visit!

Walking into this place is like walking into your grandma's house thats soo cluttered with things…read moreeverywhere and is completely disorganized. I love to thrift but when every shelf and surface is overflowing with things, mostly thrown onto it with no type of order or grouping, I can easily get over stimulated. I'm sure there are great finds but I couldnt even get myself to look. I would say come if you are good at rifling thru piles of things

Visiting family in Wisconsin to outrun hurricane Irma and stopped in this little shop while waiting…read morefor my grandma and aunt to finish bowling. Super cute, amazing prices and such a friendly and sweet owner! I love small businesses and a bargain so I looked through the kids section and found several steals for my 6 mo old daughter. The kids items were 5 for $8... and adult items start at just $1! She also has lots of jewelry, hats and other accessories! Stop in and support local!!

Super cute place with nice clothes! The owner is very nice and helpful. Highly recommend!read more

High end furniture consignment store very attractively decorated. Nothing junky here. Prices are…read morefairly high but these are quality goods sold here. Lots of rooms to explore chalked full of furniture,art work & odds & ends. Shop is located in the cute town of Elm Grove. Fun area to poke around in, have lunch & browse the little shops. Ladies in the shop are helpful if you have questions.

I had no idea this place existed!…read more Ottoman Society is a very large, nicely curated consignment shop. They've got tons of furniture, plenty of decorative items and lots to see. Everything depends on what they have at any given time but it's mostly upscale "Brookfield" style. Things are nicely arranged, it's not at all junky. Prices were pretty fair and the staff seemed knowledgeable .

No matter What you go looking for, you definitely find wayy more lol Friendly staff The prices are…read moreso affordable. Had a good time finding everything under the Roof!!

Great place to get some new clothes! Most of it is pretty affordable too which is great!read more

Goodwill is (one of) my most scandalous addictions. I get so much good stuff here its crazy…read more (Hint: if youre embarrassed to say where you got something from here just blurt out "GW". People will think its like "BCBG". Say it fast and no one will catch on. Just work with me on this one.) These days, the rest of the city seems to like "GW" as much as me. Back in the day when there was like one location, I used to haul it out to 91st and silver spring where I got more trumpet skirts, Chinese laundry pumps and leather and fur jackets than I can ever tell you about. But after a song reaches #1 about it and I leave the palmer street location empty handed around Halloween because its so overrun with people....well, things have changed. This location is really nice too. There's almost too much stuff here. I like to go in with a rough list of a few "I have to find" items and then keep an open mind. Some items that are good here: --Holiday stuff -- everyone's xmas/Easter/st pats day stuff is here. And generally in good condition. --vases, vases, vases. Many in every shape size and color. --target appears to donate all its unsellable new stuff here. That weird Misu whatever his name is jacket that seemed overpriced? Wait a few months and come here. You'll find it for slightly less. --designer handbags. They lock the nicer ones up and charge more than ud expect ($10 and up) but when you consider what kohls charges for some ugly no-name bag its a good deal. --also, never ever buy a jean skirt at a regular store. Cuz I can guarantee you'll donate it here eventually. How do I know? Cuz EVERY JEAN SKIRT in Milwaukee seems to be here. Everyone apparently goes through a cowgirl phase and outgrows it quickly. --on any given day, I can always find a couple dresses here I'd wear --not like this is unique to goodwill but if you're a size 5 or below you'll do well here.

Saturday night the store wasn't busy but you would think it was PACKED by the way the line was…read moremoving. The workers were ok but the customers were taking forever with their transactions which the workers could have helped expedite it. The managers were doing nothing just lazy as ever watching the line not move. It was a frustrating experience especially when management doesn't care about how their store is run.