It's such an amazing thrift store. Very well organized and everything's super cheap. The clothes…read morethere are either brand new or lightly used. The store itself was very clean with both wooden hangers and floors. Overall great place for thrift shopping

From the owner: Fosters reStore was created to benefit foster children with the clothing they need and deserve…read more Fosters is open to the public to shop, carrying all sizes of clothing and accessories, jackets, purses, shoes, household goods, new and used furniture and mattresses, and so much more! Carrying the best brands and selection, Fosters reStore is the best thing to happen to thrift stores ever! Stop by, share our story, and give a foster child the chance to succeed.

Small store with lots to offer. Books, toys, baby stuff (except cloth diapers), and many NEW…read moreaccessories for girls... which are perfect for gift giving. Designated boy and girl sections overflowing with clothes and shoes. Helpful staff. The store is impressive because it's stocked up but well organized. I did feel as if I pick something up I might start a domino affect. I really dig their deals and fundraisers.

I heard about this store from my wife, and i decided to go see what they had for my friends new…read morebaby. When i went into the store, i was greeted right away by a very polite employee. I started looking around and found clean and reasonable priced clothes for kids of all ages. After collecting a few outfits and a stuffed animal for my friends baby, i also got some things for my own kids. I will definitely tell my friends about this wonderful store and how they can either purchase clothes or even put some on consignment. Thanks duck, duck, goose, i will be back.

I was not expecting to find a children's store in the middle of Kenosha. This is a lovely store and…read moreit is really quite large. They have a lot of nice brands here; I saw some stuff by Mayoral, Quincy Mae, Rylee and Cru, and others. They had a nice selection of stuff for both genders--a nice change since I have found (and my friends with sons have confirmed) it can be difficult to find as much for boys as for girls. In addition to the clothes, there were lots of toys and accessories. I bought some beeswax crayons that my little one was playing with (the store has a little table set up near the cash register for children to color at) and I liked the crayons a lot myself; they were really smooth. Makes me want to take up coloring more often. (Though I guess I'll have the chance with a small child.) The sizes run the childhood gamut--they have infant items all the way up to probably at least age 10. The store features a brand of the month, and a contest associated with it; if you buy an item by the brand of the month you are entered into a contest. Clever incentive. There isn't a dedicated parking lot, but the downtown (?) Kenosha area has plenty of street parking.

I missed the fall event but stopped in today. I bought my granddaughter the cutest outfit.read more

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.

My good friend & I just passing by from Chicago. Originally from CA & friend is from TN. And we…read morehave to make a U turn to go back. I'm glad we did!!!! I found my fav. American Eagle short & some earring. Vicky & all the staff was great & very welcoming. Check them out. You will not disappointed. Highly recommended.

Nothing exciting and way overpriced for donated stuff. We aren't from around there and it was not…read morean easy drive. We left empty handed.

This store is clean and the merchandise is organized and straight on the racks. I rarely find…read morejumbled shelves or misplaced items on the racks. I like that it's nice and bright so I can see things well. It's laid out for easy shopping. Big signs above the merchandise on the walls help direct you quickly and efficiently to what you're looking for. I had a great cashier, Terr, who was friendly and helped me with a few questions that I had.

Date of visit: 11/3/21…read more I had some Kohl's Cash that was about to expire and I hadn't seen anything at my local store the last time I was there so I decided to check out the store closest to work since I had to stop at the Post Office anyway. I found the store to be bright and uncluttered, with a nice selection of items in several areas. I didn't find any Halloween clearance that was to my liking unfortunately but did find a fall welcome mat that was quite cheap and a Christmas gift that was similarly inexpensive. Just a couple areas for improvement: No self-checkout option here, which would have come in handy as the line to checkout was fairly long this day. There were several people at Customer Service that did not have customers, though finally someone did come over to assist the two cashiers. Also, the cashier did not ask me for coupons and I didn't remember that there was a 20% off promotion going on at the time. While it likely would have been less than a dollar, I work too hard for my money to give it away!

completely out of control shopping situation with kids flying aground on scooters, teenagers lying…read morein bins and sitting in the aisles when they aren't shoving and grabbing from you when new bins come out. SECURITY GUARD AND MANAGERS ARE NO WHERE TO BE FOUND. They hide in the back while all this happens. the interesting-the security guard is one of the manager's boy friend. That manager's sister is a manager too who works on the same shift as her a lot. And her mom is the cashier. this place is completely out of control and unsafe. a child on electric scooter tripped a senior citizen today. Felt like I was in a daycare without supervision. CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 18 SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN! I have gone here for 2 years and spend close to $200 each time but I do not think I will return after today.

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!