Goodwill Denver – Broadway

This has to be the biggest Goodwill store Ive ever been in. Despite its large size, and the amount of business it was doing, the store was clean and well organized. The downstairs contained all of the furniture and other large and bulky items, the upstairs had mainly clothes, knick knacks, housewares, shoes, etc. and a cool little book area that looked like a small town café. Many of the clothing items were like new and very well priced, I dont think I saw any clothing item above $ 5. This Goodwill store is a great benefit to the downtown Denver area.

I’ve been to The Goodwill on both the West Coast and the East Coast, to multiple different stores, but this one was the best I’d ever been to. This Goodwill was huge, organized, had great and extensive variety and had awesome discounts. There is an upstairs which has not only the general sections (clothing, shoes, homegoods, books, furniture, toys etc.) but also an electronics and travel section. There were two floors. Everything was on the first floor besides the furniture section, which had it’s own basement level floor. The book section, which had it’s own separate room, was organized well and even had a table you could sit and read at. They also had quite the collection of frames and wall art. If you’re a thrifter, this is the only place in town you need to visit. You can find anything you need here!

Hands down this is my favorite place to bargain shop!
This location is two stories making it easy to spend hours here, if you’re into thrifting.
I feel like they have friendly staff and volunteers and half off days are the best! Love this store, keep up the good work!

This is the coolest Goodwill located in South Broadway! Oh my gosh, the quality of the items are in great condition, and the quality of the clothing is amazing. You can find almost anything here for the best prices ever. I think this Goodwill beats any other Goodwill that I have ever visited. I found a gorgeous antique perfume, a princess clock tower, and other Disney merchandise for the little ones at home! I think this Goodwill is also clean and the staff are the ultimate definition of fast and friendly. I walked out of those doors with happiness in my heart, and will be happy to visit again.

Beautiful old department store. I like the location. But I gotta say, these people have lost their minds on some of the furniture prices. The store is almost bare after the half off sale.

As a native Texan I heard the legend of the massive 2 story Goodwill in downtown Denver. So, when I was in town, I had to check it out. I was sorely dissapionted. Some of the prices were nearly triple that of the Goodwills I shop at in Texas. For instance, an older pair of no brand shoes with scuffs were $ 20. They would be $ 6 at any one of the Goodwills I frequent back home. There was a ton of merchandise, but I still struggled to find anything I loved. I left with a Nic + Zoe cardigan for $ 7. To be fair, it was extremely busy and I’m sure the good items go fast, but that didn’t make up for the high prices.

This is truley a great store except for an except for an employee by the name of JOSE. He is abrasive, pushy, lacks any polish and is just a very difficult person to deal with. As I always do as soon as i spotted him working I left & with approximately 100.00 worth of items I was going to purchase sitting in the cart. I only hope Jose was the one to return them to stock. Please Broadway Goodwill you have so many wonderful employees why would you keep someone so rude to your customers around even one more day?

This Goodwill has ruined me for other thrift stores. I loved it so much when I lived in Denver that I wouldn’t have dreamed of endorsing it because I didn’t want more competition. But I don’t live in Denver anymore, so now you can get the goods.
Unlike the Goodwill on Leetsdale, the parking lot is spacious so I don’t have to weigh the buying-​used savings against my car insurance deductible. Jesus, that’s an awful parking lot.
It doesn’t smell weird in there. Good, no, it doesn’t smell good, but it doesn’t smell like the lovechild of mothballs and plastic thermos filled with spoiled milk.
While I love thrift shopping, I hate sifting through junk to find the stuff I want. That’s not a problem here. Everything is so well-​organized, from the books to the housewares to the clothing to the furniture in the basement. All you have to do is single out your color/​author/​function, that you’ll either find what you’re looking for, or know that they must not have it.
I’ve had some good scores here. I’ve passed up some Prada, Marc Jacobs, and Burberry items here because they were ugly and I’m too lazy to turn that stuff around on eBay. I have, however, purchased an entire wardrobe of office-​wear (all J. Crew, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, and other nice-​but-​not-​runway stuff) for about $ 60. It was a rad bonus discount day, but still.
One more thing: this is great spot for picture frames. Go to Goodwill first!

I remember Goodwill back in the day, when it was attached to an old strip mall or just something that kind of seemed depressing. There was even one point when I thought (I was real young, I promise) when my mom took to me to Goodwill, I was being punished.
And then they started opening more of them. And then they became the cool place to go to. But, until yesterday afternoon, I thought Goodwill was just a thrift store. I also realized that I have way too many clothes for someone who does nothing but work, and then usually does boring stuff on the weekend. I definitely could afford to donate a portion of my wardrobe to a much better cause. So I had a trashbag full of clothes ready for donation.
I saw there were a few in town, but this one caught my eye. I saw the Unilocal business pictures and I had to double take.
I mean seriously, awnings for one, but brick walls on the inside? Reading areas? Crown moldings? I mean, WTH??? In the south, All Goodwill needed was a roof and electricity. And the smell of old urine.
I should have paid more attention to where I was going, I actually drove by the place (the parking is NOT on Broadway, it’s in the back) — and drove through the neighborhood. Thankfully I saw it and I was perusing through the local neighborhood.
Parking is kind of tight, so I suggest staying near the back of the lot– especially with all of the donations/​pickups going on. Not sure if the drop offs are ²⁴⁄₇ or not, but they took my bag with open arms and I moved about my business.
I will definitely have to do some more exploring with this place– I mean this place looks like an Urban Outfitters!

In my opinion the best thrift store in Denver. This one is so good we visit once a week. I constantly find great designer cloths and shoes (and I mean high-​end designers!) at this location, as well as the occasional great find in housewares and furniture. This store is BIG, come prepared to spend some time. It is generally well organized, clean, and doesn’t smell like the typical thrift store ;-) I recommend coming during the week (weekends are nuts here!). They are constantly rolling out new racks and bins of goodies to peruse (A note from this thrifting pro, always run to the new stuff and check it out first.) The only real con is the pricing is inconsistent (though sometimes this really works in your favor, like the Laundry by Shelli Seagal dress I found this week for $ 2.99!). Come often and I promise you’ll find lots of bargains you’ll cherish.

The good:
–Parking
–Huge, massive selection
–Saw lots of newer brand name items
The bad:
–Not organized at all. Shoes were thrown everywhere, none close to their mate. Sizes for womens clothes not in the right spot. Everything in the home area was just stacked on shelves with no thought or organization.
–Expensive– most items were marked a bit higher then I have seen at other thrift stores, maybe it’s related to the area
Overall I don’t think I would go out of my way to go here again, but I might stop by if I was nearby.

Goodwill is a great place to go on a shopping spree if you want a new dress or even a new outfit. Some clothes are skanky, but others are a great find. I would reccomend coming here with a friend or two. The clothes are cheap and in style.

I love, love, love this goodwill! I’ll start off by saying it’s pretty big! There is an entire floor below dedicated to furniture, sporting items, etc. I’ve found some really nice work clothes here, from J crew, express and New York & Co. I’m not sure if Goodwill partners with a Target but I’ve also found items from Target with the tags still attached.
I wish their book selection was a little bit larger and their men’s clothing section is a lot smaller compared to women’s (sorry guys!). There is a little bit of that «goodwill smell», but that’s to be expected. The store is clean as are the bathrooms. I wouldn’t recommend going on a Saturday, as their color of the week discount items are 99 cents so it’s insane! I usually go on Thursdays which is when I’ve had the most look finding things.

My favorite Goodwill in the state!
The hardwood floors, lighting and attention to layout give this Goodwill a hipper vibe, not to mention the fact that I ALWAYS find deals there on items that are of great quality and even name brand labeling. I like to shop for cycling equipment and shoes at this location because they always have a deep selection. Same goes for their men’s clothing and their CD/​DVD racks.

I’ve only been to this Goodwill location in Denver and I continue to find myself coming back at least once a month. I needed to furnish my new apartment (and of course on a budget) so I turned to Goodwill for some help.
I really like the layout of the store. It’s very spacious and everything is labeled so you know where the items can be found that you’re searching for. I’ve found several cherished items here and I’ve never spent an outrageous amount of money. I like coming here because honestly, you’ll never know what you’re going to find. They also have a downstairs area as well which the first couple of times I didn’t realize customers could go down. Once I discovered so, I’ve ventured downstairs to check out what else could possibly become my treasure.
The employees are very friendly and are usually in a close distance in case you have a question. If you’re in the area and in an adventurously thrifty mood, visit this Goodwill. I can almost assure you that you’ll leave with a least one treasure.

I don’t have enough good things to say about this Goodwill! We went by as part of my office’s philanthropy day, to buy winter coats and blankets for the Denver Rescue Mission, and I was just so impressed.
First things first, the parking lot is huge and easy to get to (especially as compared to the other Goodwill in town), and they have plenty of shopping carts right at the entrance.
The store is organized very well and it was super easy to find what we were looking for. One of the employees asked us if we needed help, and when we told her what we were doing, she went above and beyond, helping us find some really great coats. Did I mention there was a real Columbia ski jacket for $ 7?
It was also half-​price on pink tags day, and the wonderful employee specifically helped us find those items.
I can’t wait to go back and do some shopping for myself!

This was a big thrift store, but with plenty of room to not be suffocated. Well organized with the furniture tucked downstairs. I stopped by this location rather than my closest location, because it is also a donation center.
Downstairs you’ll also find a bunch of children’s Halloween costumes.
There is a big parking lot out back, although a bit confusing to get to. If you’re unsure you’re going the right way, you are, follow your gut, and then there it is.

Big, bustling shop in hipster ground zero, so super picked over. If you are looking for fairly normal goods and/​or can cruise regularly it is probably worth repeat visits — otherwise there are better pickings elsewhere.

Went on a Saturday evening and they were having a 99 cent sale. Which meant that everything had been pretty picked through. Record collection was pretty disappointing. Decent sized store though.
Parking in the back is convenient.

This is a really large Goodwill off Broadway. Two stores of thrift store treasures. I also is really popular and busier than I have seen any Goodwill. They have an OK book section, although smaller than I hoped. At any rate, it has a lot of stuff in there. Go hunt and see if you can find a deal!

We made the mistake of coming in on a 50% off Saturday, so the place was absolutely packed. Great selection here and the place is huge!

Let’s get things straight: I am a sucker for thrift stores. I’ve been to a ton of them, in multiple states.
The Goodwill on Broadway is one of my most favorite. I walked in & felt like I was in a TJ Maxx-​esque store, based on the set up.
I was looking for hiking pants, and found two pairs of athletic pants that can definitely make do. They didn’t have a lot of outdoor-​sports type clothing, but all of the things I tried on were in great condition. I also found two pairs of brand name shorts for $ 6.
The housewares were unimpressive, but the separate book section was awesome! The only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars is because it smelled pretty rough in there.
I mean… I KNOW it’s a thrift store, and Denver’s been humid lately… but I worked at a thrift store for 2 years, and there are definitely ways around the «thrift smell.»

I discovered this Goodwill sometime late in 2011 and have shopped a few times a month since. I’m a thrift store junkie, and (somewhat) know what types of things I can expect to find, and what is generally good/​not so good at each of the stores I most frequent. Not so with this Goodwill though. My best finds have always been random, for example a KitchenAid blender, new in the box, priced $ 19.99. WIN!
The book nook is charming and exceptionally maintained. Loads of titles, in great condition. Recently I didn’t find anything in the clothing sections but I did leave with 8 books. The locked displays usually have several authentic designer label handbags in recent styles. I’ve even spotted leather bags in great pre-​loved condition.
Lots of women’s office fashion. Dress pants and button downs from Express, Banana Republic, Limited, Ann Taylor, J. Crew. you get the point. Lots of jeans. Not much for small sizes in either though. Tip– skip the children’s section altogether. Quite possible I just happened to go in on a less than amazing day, but lately the women’s clothing has been consistently scarce (for me at least).

Went with my sister to look for deals. Found a great pair of shoes for $ 3.99. She found jewelry she liked for real cheap. They have 10% Senior Discount and every Saturday in December you can get 50% off.
The store was a little disorganized, but I attribute that to so many people being there going thru everything.
Plenty of free parking in the back.
Staff was very helpful and friendly.