Goodwill

Besides being the most overpriced thrift store I’ve literally ever been in (14 dollars for a nappy sweater with 2 missing buttons??? Im going to a REAL store for that price) I got to experience incredibly rude staff that made me walk out. The 2 stars is for cleanliness only. The prices and RUDE cashier only deserve 1.

Consumer alert: I went to Goodwill today to buy a used table and paid $ 14.99 for it in cash. When I checked the receipt at home, my receipt said dishes” for 99 cents.

Was there today… 1 cashier and 3 other employees looking at shoes. The other cashier went on break early to go to another Goodwill to buy shoes. I don’t know who the manager was today but they should have stepped up and helped the poor cashier. The ladies in front of me were critiquing their purchases and deciding what to buy in front of the ONLY OPEN REGISTER! Line getting pretty long. I waited for 10 min before I told the ladies that they need to do that someplace else, set down my PURCHASES and walked out. POOR CASHIER! Bad supervisors.

Goodwill is in a large commercial shopping center. obviously, space will be small. offerings mostly clothes, ceramics, glassware, home applicances.
books anemic and pricey (3.99)
take outs:
–adequate parking,
–good place for clothes hunters.

The prices at this Goodwill are absolutely insane! I can go to the store l, and buy brand new items for cheaper. When I go to Goodwill is to find a great bargain, I always come away empty handed when shopping at this Goodwill. I have been to many Goodwills, this one is way overpriced for donated items. The only good thing about this location is the staff are friendly, and it is well organized.

Newly open Goodwill that’s been in the shopping center for probably a year or two now. Walking in, the sections are small but well organized. I often donate items here and they also will help get your donations out.
Also make sure to grab a receipt because it’s tax deductible! Up to $ 500. It’s better than just dumping in the trash right? Another persons trash can be someone else’s treasure. I have a habit of keeping these forever and luckily I went through clothes that have sat in cupboards for years and finally decided to donate. Hope they go to a good home! Lol .
Haven’t shopped here yet though. Only downside is the prices on some of these things. For some ok, great condition and brand but there were some very worn and used items that could have gone for $ 1 at best, maybe $ 2. Not for the $ 5 or $ 10! It’s nice to browse tho…

Seems like a lot of people are in the back while 1 person is up front doing all the work. I can see one guy eating cheetos looking through the window. Long line of customers waiting.

Stopped in looking for dog stuff. I asked the worker there if she could help me locate where some items would be and she pointed me in the right direction.
I found a kitchen tool (aka a poop scooper) for $ 0.49, three dog food mats (yes they were actually for dogs!) for $ 1.99, and a metal bin (for the doggie toys) for $ 0.99.
Everything was very organized and I can’t complain about the prices (like the other Unilocalers) as they were great for what I found!

I really like the people who work there. They always greet me, they keep the place organized and clean, they can answer questions about things on sale there BUT the prices are just way too high. You can buy brand new clothing at a store for less than they sell for here. Electronics and furniture and décor items too. The only thing I ever can find there at a reasonable price is a book. Therefore I only go there when I want a book. If the rest of the prices were more reasonable (LOWER) I would go there for other things too, and I think other people would also.

I am usually not a big fan of thrift stores but this place is my favorite! The beauty of thrift shopping I have found is you really need to be patient and dig deep at times. At this location I have found a BRAND NEW pair of American Eagle and Aeropostale jeans, brand new pair of kids Toms, and gently used kids Sketchers. I have also found some amazing home décor along with some great books and movies. This store also hooks up with Target and receives merchandise from them that didn’t sell in Target stores which has always been all brand new or returned items that are still in great condition! The employees are really friendly and keep the store in great shape, it looks better then some Wal-​Marts that I have been to! If you are in the area and can stop by, do! You never know what you may find! :-)

It a pretty well organized goodwill, I’ve been in here a few times an ive found great things. I found 2 pairs of TOMS and they were a total of $ 10 for both. Not bad. But that’s about the best deal I’ve found there. It’s alright but a little expensive for a thrift store, I’d prefer to go to Eco thrift in Vallejo

The prices here seem ridiculous, makes buying used — not worth it?! I’ve compared prices and the Goodwill in the Haight is cheaper, makes no sense and doesn’t attract my interest in visiting this Goodwill again.

I would agree that the prices at Goodwill are a bit out of whack, compared to other thrift stores. I would suggest you only go when they have their 50% off days.
If any Goodwill supervisors ever read this, I would recommend they instruct their employees on the importance of good hygiene. The guy who checked me out, who was very kind and helpful, smelled something terrible. That’s unacceptable.

Cleanest goodwill I’ve ever been to. A bit pricey, but that’s okay because they have 50% off days every month and high quality clothes. The people that work there are amazingly nice, as well.

What happened to Goodwill ??? They get donations from Target for FREE … They are items that were previously on clearance at Target and were then donated to Goodwill .Yes these items are «new» but clearly aren’t checked for missing parts or pieces. After the 3^rd time coming to this store and buying «new» items at rip off prices. I will NEVER donate or purchase items from Goodwill. When I called to let them know about this, I was told we dont do refunds. only store credit. Well that’s to bad GOODWILL. What good are you doing anyways ???

I’m not much of a thrifter, but I love browsing! When I found out about this location. I had to check it out.
This place is well organized. Men’s clothes… to the left, to the left and the Women’s… to the right, to the right. All clothes and shoes are arranged according to color, which is awesome, but the sizes are randomly placed, bummer. I found some stuff that I liked, but the prices… I couldn’t agree with them.
They wanted $ 9 for a used, brown stained 10lb dumbbell, $ 20 for a used F21 linty jacket, and $ 12 for a used Old Navy button up top with stains on it. Are they forserious out here?! They do sell some unused items, such as target brand clothing. I found a dress that I bought at target for $ 8 and they were charging a $ 1 more for it! And I came across some target plaid jeans – they were selling it for $ 2 more than target. I was like, these prices are ridic’! I thought this was Goodwill, not ExpensiveWill. –_​_​_​–
In the end, nothing tickled my fancy, made my round, and walked out empty handed.
Employees weren’t helpful, didn’t even greet me or acknowledge my presence when I walked by. Didn’t even ask customers who were at the jewelry counter if they needed help (when they were standing right next to the jewelry case/​cashier area!). They were too busy holding conversations with eachother.
Overall, the layout of the store is great, employees need to get it together & the items need to be reasonably priced. I’m out.

Erin S and I were getting cheap gas at Costco when we noticed a Goodwill sign nearby. We both love thrift stores, so we headed over to check it out. This looks like a brand new store, but the clerk told me they have been at this location since July.
The interior is clean and orderly. They carry a lot of merchandise, yet everything is neatly organized. The only problem with the layout comes if you’re looking for clothes. Clothing is organized by type (and sometimes by color), but not by size. So, if you’re looking for a pair of jeans, you’ll have to pour through a collection of about 100 pairs to find items in your size.
While you may need to spend a lot of time here, it’s well worth the effort. The store carries quality items and many popular designer labels. I found a Hollister shirt for my daughter (Shh! Don’t tell her it came from Goodwill!), like new, for $ 6.00.
Prices and selection are great here. The staff are friendly. I’d definitely become a regular customer if I didn’t live so far away.