Goodwill Super Store

I was so angry with this one. I had come to donate clothes, and literally no one came out to greet me. When I went up to the door to knock, no one came out. I basically came for nothing. (during normal business hours) I took my donations and took them to a different Goodwill.

This used to be a pretty neat, clean, orderly and reasonably priced thrift store.
I held pretty lofty expectations for it when it opened and the racks used to be absolutely stuffed with things all at reasonable prices so it was a-​ok in my book.
I don’t know what happened there’s not too many good Goodwill’s left in this area. You walk in to this one today and the rack is about ½ to ¹⁄₃ full and not a bit of it is organized.
I can really only speak for the guys section as far as clothing and I can definitely say skip this place if that’s what you’re looking for. About five pairs of guys shoes at any time about the same number of jeans per size. Worst of all was the t shirts mixed with the collared shirts which is unnatural and not how god intended thrift racks to be. Looking for a particular size? Fuck you.
Electronics and appliances as well as furniture is pretty good and has a quick turnaround.

The shelves were pretty bare, except for the vases and dishes. I guess I came on a wrong day. I spent most of my time looking through the clothes. A lot of the sizes are labeled wrong, and most of the shirts had stains on them. No thanks. I felt like I needed to buy something, so I grabbed a small glass vase for .32 cents. I figure I can put my makeup brushes in it. I’ll try again on a day when they have stocked their shelves.

I have been here enough times to know that this is probably one of the best Goodwill’s in the area.
Highlights here are the auctions (every Saturday) clothes of all shapes and sizes for all walks of life. They have lots of decent cookware, books, records, silverware, sporting goods and furniture. I really like going through the pictures and paintings because on occasion you will find some really nice and rare items.
Yes this place can be little dinghy and messy at times but this is a thrift store so you just embrace it here.
Customer service is very friendly as well as the people manning the drop off area for your donations.
All in all it’s a great place to go pick up cheap second hand stuff that no one knows you purchased at Goodwill. Or you can be like me and proudly state you bought that really cool painting, clock, cowboy boots at Goodwill.

Dropped off a big UHaul of stuff for them. A whole apt complex ban together for a garage sale. Great stuff left over except I’m sure half of it is now broken after the lady accepting it all just threw boxes out like she’s mad at the world.
Don’t you realize the sale of that stuff helps pay your wage?

I’ve found clothes at other thrift stores for cheaper, so I tend to not spend more than 8 bucks on certain things… jackets and sweaters maybe.
Also my sister purchased a couch from here a few years ago. she asked them to hold it for a day so she could borrow a friend’s truck to pick it up. They never moved the couch to the backroom nor put a sold sign on it. So it was sold to someone else. We stood around for 20 minutes before they realized this. Then she had to fight with them to get her money back! I haven’t been back in there since.

This place has become mighty proud! To be a «thrift» store the prices are getting higher and higher each time I stop in. An old 80’s painting of no value for $ 15? No ma’am. I just want the frame anyway! The clothes are high too. Most of the dresses are in the $ 8-​$ 12 range and I can get a brand new dress for that at Ross. They usually have some good furniture pieces but due to price I recommend doing your bargain hunting elsewear. I will continue to donate though!

I walk in and walk right back out every time. I don’t know why I bother. I heard a comedian once that said he was working at Goodwill and the manager said «take this bag and pick up any trash you see» to which he replied «Im going to need about 1000 more bags».

The bargains I find here are really a five star… but as other reviews mention the only down side is the cashiers. They talk out loud about inappropriate subjects and complain about that job in front of all the customers. Now on to the good stuff… Forget finding any good kids clothes… the last year or two I haven’t found much for little kids, big mommas clothes… too unorganized… you have to go through every piece of clothing because they aren’t sized, men’s …so so… I try to get my husbands work clothes here, I have a young teenage son who does fairly well, shorts and all kinds of t shirts are best, the one who cleans up is my daughter!!! She wears a woman’s size small to medium… omg …alll the clothes you can buy!!! Tons of jeans… she has maybe 10 pairs of colorful jeans too from here… many t shirts with cute stuff on them, dresses, skirts, shorts. I love to read and have probably a 100 books from goodwill. I only… only…go on half price day the third Wednesday of every month and occasionally they throw in an extra day like memorial day recently I went to. You can sign up on their website for email notifications! They open at 9 am and I get there between 830 a to 845a for half price day… this is a must… it’s very popular and the line will wrap around the building and there will be no parking place left… if you are serious you will get there early park and get in line. Also first ones in get a buggy… do you know how hard it is without one? Those clothes, books, bags, belts, shoes and housewares can tear your arms off! If you don’t get there early then go at 1030a the first ones will be leaving and you can snag a parking spot and a buggy. Oh and btw… when you are standing in line waiting… to check out… take off all your hangers and stack your clothes in a pile where they can scan them easier and don’t accidentally tear the tag off… it will go much faster for everyone… dump the hangers in the big container at the register.

I’ve been visiting this Goodwill off and on for the last couple of years and, while I do find some bargains, I’ve noticed that you have to know when to go based on when they clean off the shelves.
They seem to cater to the weekend bargain hunter, which means that if you show up on Wednesday or Thursday, the shelves will be pretty bare. The best time to go is either late Friday when they’ve finished stocking the shelves or early Saturday before most everyone else gets there and destroys things. I love thrifting, but I don’t love thrifters that treat anything they wouldn’t buy as trash.
Unfortunately, this particular location has gone back to these huge barcoded labels that are difficult to remove intact. More than once, I’ve ripped the paper off of a board game box due to a label that just wouldn’t let go. I understand why they’re using these labels, I just wish they weren’t as tough to remove, though.
One of the things I don’t understand, though, is why they go down to *one* register when they’re getting ready to close. Why would you funnel everyone that’s already in the store down to one long line instead of at least two shorter lines so you can get the store closed earlier? I don’t get it.

Never been particularly impressed with this location. Clothing is never actually in the right size markers so shopping the clothes (my fave reason for going to a thrift store) is pretty frustrating.
I do donate alot of our household extras here and I do have to say the donation staff are very friendly and efficient and make the process easy and pleasant.

We do love this Goodwill. They have an excellent video, furniture, dish, artwork, and clothing selection!
The staff is very friendly and informative, the store is always pretty kept-​up and clean, and they hold great auctions!

One of the better Goodwill stores to shop at.
They have a minimalistic furniture section, which is almost all of the highest quality you’d find at a second hand store. The miscellaneous section contains items of questionable quality, though you can occasionally find items that are clean and in good condition that –might– be useful to you.
The shoes… just don’t. Don’t even bother looking.
The men’s area is moderately well stocked. They have a small selection of suits, a decent amount of jeans/​slacks, and more shirts than you can shake a stick at. Some big and tall clothing is available, but nothing for the robust (read: bloody fat) male such as myself.
The women’s area is the real gem of this store. They have a disgustingly huge selection of women’s clothing of all styles, colors, and sizes. Every item I’ve seen is of, well, better quality than you’d think you’d get at a Goodwill. And the prices are amazing.
I recently went in and purchased 8 articles of clothing for a woman in my life for $ 40.00.
To top it off they have a monthly sale where all of their items are half off. It’s normally on the third Wednesday of the month, and it’s definitely worth going.
There are two things that I don’t like about this store though.
First of all, the clothing isn’t very well organized. I mean, if you’re looking for plus sized women’s clothing it’ll be in the plus sized area, but it’s not normally separated by size. So you literally have to look at every individual item and, if you like it, check to see if it’s the size you need. This is VERY time consuming given the amount of clothing they have.
Secondly, and I hate to say this, but I’m not a fan of the staff. I know that being a retail cashier isn’t the most glamorous position available, but at least pretend to enjoy your job. I haven’t been in there once that I haven’t felt that the cashier would be happier putting puppies to sleep for the pound.
I don’t need to hear them complaining on their about their boyfriend while I’m shopping. I don’t need to hear about how their manager screwed them on their schedule when I’m checking them out. And for the love of all that is holy, QUIT SMACKING YOUR CHEWING GUM IN MY FACE, it’s disgusting.
All in all I’m a fan, and will be as long as I can fully replace someone’s entire wardrobe for less than $ 100 here.

Not a bad Goodwill Super Store (in fact, my girlfriend ended up purchasing some pants from there in the end).
The selection was decent (though I don’t think it’s as big as the one on Pipeline) and everything was kept up nicely.
BTW, if you’re dying for the latest fashion (like Nick W. seems to be) and you don’t mind paying more, you could always go to Plato’s Closet fairly close by.
Honestly, my biggest gripe about this place has to be the associates working at the register that day.
They were polite and all, but I really didn’t need to hear about how a manager was screwing them over after all the time they’ve put into the store.
Maybe they could have held off that conversation when they were alone and not right when they were checking us out?

One of the better Goodwills for furniture finds, couldn’t tell ya about the clothing selection or other sections. This location is very clean and organized and they get everything out pretty quickly. Watch out for those Wednesday half off sales once a month — people are outside lined up for them to open and it is craziness but a great deal — half off EVERYTHING in the store. I like to collect cool picture frames to paint and do different things with them… this has been a good location to grab those and cool old school drum lampshades from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s.

I had high hopes for this goodwill. It’s right on the border of Euless/​Colleyville, so I expected to walk in and find vintage prada and gucci items at garage sale prices. Did I expect too much? Yes, so sue (Actually don’t, I’m poor).
PROS: very clean, organized and they have refrigerated drinks at the front.
CONS: selection isn’t that great. Maybe I went on a bad day.