Sandwiched amidst multiple malls of varying degrees of success in the Milwaukee area led by…read moreMayfair, the outlet mall in Kenosha, and Gurnee Mills, Regency Mall is a strange, perpetually-on-life-support place that got left in the dust by the success of those aforementioned places. Knowing all this about it, and knowing that half the mall was demolished a while ago to make way for Woodman's, I paid it a visit for the first time in my life out of boredom and random curiosity in June 2024. I was, bluntly, expecting a quick power walk through a depressing, barely-there interior that would only take a few minutes. Instead, what I got was...fine? Make no mistake about it - it is very much a dead mall, with only like 6 stores remaining, a (quite good) coffee stand, Auntie Anne's, and a Planet Fitness accounting for most of the cars in the parking lot; but it's...well-maintained? I noticed a maintenance worker squeegeeing the windows around the entrance on my way out, there was ample security, and the interior is well-lit and clean. The stores that do exist are similarly cared for, staffed by friendly faces, and honestly feel like individual trips back in time 20-30 years when Regency probably had more life to it. Throw in the fact that Spencer Gifts still has the old neon exterior and you can practically hear Tiffany playing as you walk the mostly-empty halls (or not, because the piped-in Muzak on my visit really, really liked Bon Jovi). I could keep going on about how bizarrely okay my Regency visit was, but I'll end it by saying that I feel strangely optimistic for its future. If Woodman's actually gets built, the apartments and hotel actually follow, and Microsoft actually sticks to their promise of a data center in nearby Mount Pleasant, the remnants of Regency may yet have life ahead of them as an anachronistic, enclosed strip mall surrounded by other big-box retail. I'll be rooting for them; they seem like fine folks.

Regency mall has really tanked. Scarcely any stores. Heard that large grocery store is moving in…read more Hope it doesn't push the local grocery stores out of the area. The VP mall definitely need revamping. More retail stores needed.

Fantastic little antique mall with sprawling rooms of gems…read more I almost always walk out with something and the prices are pretty good. The staff is very friendly and easy to work with. The dealer variety is pretty broad and the offerings cover most typical antique mall categories. I visit everytime I'm near Kenosha!

This is an entire converted schoolhouse full of antiques and it is insane. We wandered around for…read morehours and you can easily spend the whole afternoon just poking around. Would definitely recommend checking out.

Great friendly service, great selection and offered me top dollar for my silver coins. I'll…read moredefinitely be back to buy and sell here in the future!

The service was wonderful. I'm grateful for them. I'm so pleased with the outcome of the experience!read more

You guys must want to be like Goodwill now. Your prices are getting tooooo high! I can buy shirts…read moreat Walmart for what you want there. Very disappointing that you want to get greedy.

Cute. Nice selection. Smallish place. Gal who was working was friendly and funny…read more Did not find anything. I would return again.

This is essentially goodwill but a level up. Clothes and items are sold by weight rather than based…read moreon the item. It is a lot of digging. Not many people or anyone really wore gloves. I brought my own gloves since it's best to be safe incase you touch something that can irritate your skin. The is quite a bit of lint as you dig so I recommend wearing a mask so it doesn't cause allergies. It's a fun experience to go and dig for clothing items since you can always find vintage goods. I was able to leave with 3 knit sweaters for $3! And one of them is a vintage Burberry one. Since there is no organization and thrown into bins you find a mix of all sizes and genders for clothes. There aren't any fitting rooms so it's mostly eyeballing or just throwing it on top of what you're already wearing. The service is great. No one was really fighting over bins when I went which was good. I did go at a later time which meant there wasn't much left to look through. Overall I would love to come again but I would need at least an hour or two!

The prices are GOOD. The usual crowd is WILD. The floor is cluttered with fallen out items mostly…read moreclothes. The staff does not make any effort to pick them up - they roll tables in and out straight over clothes, and sometimes use broom to sweep fallen pieces just like trash. Bins with solid items are super messy, with tons of broken pieces, piling - huge items, small items, all in one pile. I find great things there, and def. going back, but wish management would have more respect for the items BUT MOST OF - US, CUSTOMERS.