Goodwil

Not my favorite thrift store, but also not the worst I’ve been too. It’s pretty hit or miss unless your are searching for clothing (I mean tons of clothing!). I wouldn’t go here if you are looking for furniture. They usually carry a trunk or a few coffee tables, maybe a few lamps… nothing spectacular. The prices aren’t the greatest, a little high for the products you are getting. So if you’re in for a mediocre kind of time, you m kW where to go.

A great way to spend a few hours here. Decent finds, EXCELLENT employees, clean and well organized.
Walking distance to a few other thrifts, this is worth the über ride. :)

This is my favorite thrift store in the universe, and it’s right down the street from where I live. It’s hard for me to find things in my size, but this store has an entire color-​coded, size-​segregated juniors section that makes it amazingly simple. I almost always find something really cute. Lots of typical Forever 21 and H&M and Target brands, but occasionally you’ll also find some higher end stuff — Free People, Anthropologie, etc. Sometimes with tags! I find some adorable shoes and purses, as well. The place is huge, clean, and well-​lit. As with all thrift store items, inspect each piece to make sure there are no defects, tears, snags, etc., but generally they’re pretty good about it. I always keep an eye out for their half-​off color of the day tags, as well.
Every other thrift store pales in comparison, especially when it comes to stylish, small-​sized clothing. High-​waisted jeans/​shorts? Crop tops? Funky skirts? Crocheted sweaters? Look no further. I typically go every other week, just to raid the new arrivals. I try to pay it forward by donating all my old stuff there, as well.
I’m probably saying too much… now that I’m thinking of it, please don’t steal all of my awesome finds. In fact, this place is terrible. I take it all back.

Not bad for a thrift shop… well lit, clean. Good selection. I usually leave with 3 or 4 shirts for $ 30.

Don’t get me wrong I absolutely love the store though it is the cleanest Goodwill I have ever seen, the prices are way out of what Goodwill are normally known for. The selection is huge though they lost about 10 or 15 sales since The shirts were way overpriced and I never noticed until I got to the front. If that same shirt was at a different Goodwill it would’ve ran from 3 to 5 dollars not 6 to 9.

I have never encountered more rude customer service. Cashier barely looked at me, insisted prices are now higher (another associate just quoted lower price) and practically threw change at me. How sad!

This is, without a doubt, the most impressive thrift shop I’ve ever been in! From the immaculate mannequin displays to the various clothing styles divided and labeled throughout the store (including a sizeable designer clothing section), this store was awesome. I personally didn’t find anything to purchase; however, I would visit again if in the area!

I USED to always come here as the store is very clean and organized however I will never return as a woman by the name of Cecilia working the check out register was so nasty!
I was searching for ties and the friendly young lady putting clothes away explained the prices to me, so I selected the ones I wanted and proceeded to the front to checkout. I was met with a bad attitude! She rang me up and all the prices were different than what I was told. When I tried to ask her why, explaining what the young woman had just told me she literally said «she knows nothing»!
I told her she probably shouldn’t have employees working at the establishment that know nothing and proceeded to leave, without the ties. In this day and age, when jobs are hard to come by, I have no damn time for crappy customer service!

I didn’t realize Broward County was awash with so many thrift stores — that alone has me happy to live here because momma loves a bargain! And not five minutes into entering a very clean, very orderly store I noticed a shirt that would be perfect for work (my new digs prefer I wear button down oxford type materials so I’m trying to conform… in my own mutha b way!) and it was mine — for $ 5.00. Another companion picked up a great pair of kicks she said fit her like they werre tailor made and also a pretty decent Guess bag she can parade amongst her Church lady friends. With very clean aisles that are also clearly demarcated by colors and sizes and also a smattering of good movies and DVD’s to peruse — I’ll be back!

The Super Store is wonderful as everyone says. I’m guessing those are folks who don’t mind standing in line? Today, 4÷28÷14, nine people in line waiting while the manger in charge CLOSED DOWN a register for whatever reason and left one sales clerk alone. That poor gal had to deal with 9 people in line who saw a man ditch us all in line and get served first! It was ugly and could have all been avoided by opening up ALL REGISTERS. The time involved to get the line down would have been less than 15 minutes. (Previous register experience here.) Just because it’s a Good Will doesn’t mean people deserve less than quality check out service. Why have such a nice store, then fall apart at the check out, the last experience a customer has before exiting the store? A bad check-​out experience is enough to turn people away, no matter how nice the store.

Yes! It’s super organized and offers so much! I come here for white sheets that are cheap!

One of my favorite places to shop. Always some good deals. Much better organized than Salvation Army’s but not as cheap.

False advertising, all the manniquinsdressed up in any item is made to look like clothes when in fact they are just materials, made to look like dresses. then the hats all 5 located on top of the manniquin heads are not forsale just for show. this is the first place i have ever been to to where you couldnt purchase what they were displaying. i was told it was for display
stupid is that to me thats false advefrtising to get people to come in thinking they had some great items when in fact they didnt i thought the proceeds went to charity, i guess ill be giving my money to marshals since thats where they bought there hats to display from, sad