St. Theresa's Man Cave located off on the. churches parking lot has all the good stuff,…read morethe inventory changes amost every two weeks, furniture, tables, chairs, lawn equipment, tools, electronics,, appliances , fishing poles, boat stuff, life jackets and more, at incredibley and rediculacly low prices, only open every other Saturday 9 to 3, you never know what you will find there, How do I Know cause I'm the caveman and if you have stuff to donate to the cave, drop it off on the porch of the cave, located on shed on the St. Theresa,s church parking lot, thanks see ya there.

Lovely volunteers who work here and well run with a manager. Easy drop off if you're cleaning out…read moreclosets etc. They are thankful for donations which is nice and even helped me unload my car. *After an unhappy experience with a Minocqua church run thrift store (one which I had donated significant items and furniture to for years particularly after sorting my Mom's house after she died) this place is my new go to for donations.

Love this place!! Great prices great variety…read more Heidi is wonderful to work with.and answered all our questions

Awesome, diverse, weird collection of collectibles. The proprietor was friendly and very…read moreaccommodating. There is a lot of eye candy here - it is worth visiting just to see her interesting eclectic wares.

This use to be a really good thrift shop.. Whoever took it over ruined it .. Prices are ridiculous…read morefor a shop that gets all donations free. Coats are like 20 -25 dollars and most dirty .. The prices make Goodwill look cheap . To me when you get stuff free you can still be reasonable and pass savings on to the customer .. They have used electric crockpots and stuff higher then Walmart .. disgusting what happen to a great shop

Very nice place. The prices are low and the elderly man who was serving as the cashier, and whom I…read moreimagine owns and operates this small thrift store, is a nice man. Kids get books for free. The only problem I have with this thrift store is that you really have to look at the items before buying them. The people who shelf and price these items don't really seem pick and chose what is put on shelf and what isn't. For example, I found a CD case without a disk in it and there was a board game missing it's cards. Now, if I wasn't paying attention, I might have purchased those items and been out of luck.

Another favorite place for us to stop along the way when visiting Eagle River. Animals And More…read moreoccupies the space that once was an old-fashioned movie theatre called the Eagle, as the building still retains its old overhanging facade, though the lights have been removed. Instead of the movie title, the sign reads "Animaland" in colorful letters. The interior has been converted into a store specializing in a wide variety of unusual stuffed animals and toys. There's also some interesting books for kids and some fancy model cars that grownups who appreciate classic cars would love. They have a "Build-a-Bear" like stuffing machine for making your own stuffed animal. However, the place is not a rip-off or way overpriced like the name-brand DIY stuffed animal shop I mentioned. This is a family-run business and the people behind the counter are as nice as can be. My older son found a book on tornadoes and hurricanes that he picked out and my younger son found a stuffed turtle that compelled him to rub its plush shell with his hand and suck his thumb simultaneously. They also have these really long sleep shirts my wife likes. Her favorite shirt depicts a bear wrapped around from front to back that reads "Bear Hug". No place else carries some of these products. Well worth a visit if you're in Eagle River.

It is a great place to buy stuff like furniture and the people who own the place are SUPER NICE and…read morethe stuff is not even expensive and the stuff is good quality

If you're looking for any type of dress and love great personalized service go see Mary . She is…read morehonestly the most knowledgeable and nicest person we have dealt with while on the hunt for a wedding dress . 5 stars to you Mary !!

This is our go-to grocery store when up north. There are always well stocked shelvcd b es and it's…read moreso much nicer than the super Walmart. The staff are all friendly and helpful. Their smokehouse is excellent! We always pick up a buck of packages of brats to take home with us (they have a nice variety of types).

Like Trigs except for the grocery prices, but they have some things that other stores don't. I used…read moretheir pharmacy too. The pharmacists are nice but there is one older woman working there who is uber pushy. She always wants to put you on an automatic refill program. I told her I would call when I need refills. She put me an the automatic program anyway and started calling me to pick up my prescription. When I finally went in, she literally b****ed me out for not picking up my prescription at 30 days. She went on about how important it is to take my medicine as prescribed. I told her that she doesn't know how my doctor told me to take it and when not to take it. He was very explicit with his directions. Who does she think she is? I'm transferring my prescriptions to HomeTown. That woman does not respect customers. She only cares about money. How does Trigs expect to keep customers with her working there?

This green house is not particularly fancy but definitely full of charm and cool things! Very nice…read moreworkers and a lot of great plants. A really good variety of native plants, btw. It was lots of fun to visit and we got some really cool finds.

Nice selection in general, but especially of Wisconsin native plants. A helpful staff person took…read moreme around to pick out some native shrubs for the restoration at our cottage. Relatively inexpensive to begin with, but a late season sale gave me extra stock for this project. They have a nice native garden of their own to stroll through if you need inspiration.