The staff is very helpful. I was able to buy 2 chairs and get them in my car because of their help…read more The store is organized. They have a lot of furniture. The sanitized tag on furniture is in question because the furniture was dirty with hair and other debris. The price was right at 75% off. The coffee cups should be priced lower and not $2.99. A good store.

Great prices and clean store and clean bathroom…read more Helpful and kind workers. 5 stars

Thought I remembered they opened at 9A. Oh well! Thankfully, I only needed to wait a few minutes…read morebefore they opened. Trying to cut back on how many clothes I buy; however, I still found a book. Nice, clean store that is very organized in how their inventory is stock and presented. Staff were friendly and personable. Great place...shop here!

Second stop in my Austin thrift hall and since it is across the street from another big thrift…read morestore, I said why not? It was ok. If you are looking for furniture, give them a go. I found a couple of items. Pros: staff was nice. Prices were decent Cons: a disorganized mess. If you don't mind the dig, then go for it.

Came to drop off donations and they made it easy. Drive up door with attendants allowed for close…read moreproximity to drop items off and easy access/signage of where to go.

This is one of the medium to large size format Goodwill's that sits next-door to a Twin liquors in…read morethe same strip center. 75% of the floor is given over to clothing with all of the hard goods pushed to the back. It's pretty well organized and they do have five dressing rooms. They have one of largest shoe selections I've seen. They definitely have some daily specials and you have seven days to make any returns. Informative photos included.

I used the drive-thru today to drop off some donations. The employee who assisted me was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I appreciated that. He also offered me the charity receipt, which is standard. There were two cars in front of me, but there were multiple employees, and they worked efficiently to keep things flowing smoothly, which kept the line moving. The drive-thru is covered, which was great because it was a rainy, dismal day.

I judge a place by its character and location. When you visit enough times, the people at the…read moreregister begin to remember you as you walk by. Enjoying the chatter with the staff who work here. We can learn when the good stuff comes and you can time your days around stopping by and checking out the new merchandise. The turnover is quick and thorough too. Other things that are claim to fame here is the floor layout is clean and is easy to walk-through. Also, the bathrooms are very clean. Spend enough times that that is important as well. You would never know that if you've never walked in. By far, this is my favorite location of all the Goodwills so far. I think it's because of its central location in Austin. It's not just garbage on the sales floor. If ever you are hunting for a good deal or a project, you'll probably find it reasonably priced. As you go further out of the area, the Goodwill stores don't carry a lot of great items. It's best to do your search closer them towards the central Austin area. As my wife likes to state it's Goodwill Hunting.

My momma dukes had a bunch of stuff to donate. Unfortunately we mixed up a photo album. Audrey…read moretook the time to track us down with some internet skills and got them back to us! I don't think k many places in this business would do the same. Thanks!'n

The white old lady there is RUDE RUDE RUDE! My kids were sitting on chairs around a table there…read morewhile we thrifted. The white old lady puts a sign on the table saying not to sit. While telling us that it is not a restaurant. Which clearly it isn't, so of course we got up and are walking out and I'm explaining to my 5 yr old and 7yr old the reason and telling them that she could've been nicer or professional but she chose to be rude. While she's talking from the counter saying that we don't understand it's a thrift store. Rude lady, I cannot believe people have completely forgotten how to be nice and professional while working. Never have we been rude to a customer or shown our children to be rude. This lady clearly needs some more training if she's working with customers face to face. That's all We will def not be back and of course we will spread the word.

It's not horrible, and they do have dressing rooms (unlike Texas Thrift), but other thrift stores…read moreare better. Here's how this Goodwill is worse: (1) Prices generally higher than non-Goodwill thrifts. (2) Smaller than the largest thrifts (Goodwill N. Lamar, Texas Thrift, Savers Pecan Park). (3) No 75%-off color tags, unlike Texas Thrift and Thrift Town. (4) No storewide 50% off days (like Black Friday), like they used to do, and like their competitors do.

This goodwill is a hidden gem !!! Such great brands!! The store is clean and organized!!read more

I want to support Habitat for Humanity. Truly. I've been a fan in the past, and when I was building…read moremy house a few years ago, this was one of my go-to spots. I walked out with some great finds and saved a solid amount of money. But something has changed--and not in a good way. Even back then, there were a few items where I remember thinking, "Wait... this is the same price as new. Or more." I brushed it off as a few outliers. Fast forward to now? It's not the exception anymore--it's the norm. We walked through recently, and I was honestly shocked. I'm talking about worn-out, wobbly, particle board pieces--the kind of items that are one step away from the dumpster--priced at $200 like they're showroom furniture. Dirty, heavily used pieces marked so high it makes you stop and double-check the tag like, "Surely that's a mistake..." It's not. At a certain point, it just doesn't make sense. When brand new items from major retailers are the same price--or even cheaper--there's no incentive to buy secondhand here, even if you want to support a nonprofit. And that's the frustrating part. I do want to support local. I do want to support organizations doing good work. But pricing like this makes it really hard to justify. I'm hoping this is something that gets reevaluated, because this place used to be a gem. Right now? It feels completely out of touch.

I've been meaning to check out the Habitat for Humanity ReStore for years, and I finally stopped in…read moretoday. I wasn't hunting for anything specific, just wanted to see what the place was like. It's pretty much what you'd expect, a big warehouse with a wide mix of donated and new items. There were rugs, dishes, doors, tubs, showers, washers, dryers, fridges, microwaves, and a handful of couches and TVs. They even had sporting equipment and a good amount of wood, tile, and flooring. If you visit often, I can see how you might stumble on some great deals. What didn't land for me was the lack of customer service. The only person who really engaged me was the woman at the front desk when you walk in. She greeted everyone who walked in, and she was warm, upbeat, and genuinely welcoming. Beyond that, there wasn't much support on the floor. The cashier seemed bored and not happy to be there. There's also security at checkout and a man sitting by the door. I'm sure it serves a purpose, but the setup felt a bit odd and honestly a little unsettling. I love the mission of Habitat for Humanity and think the organization does incredible work. As for the store, I'd probably only go back if I needed something very specific.

This place doesnt tell you that the max payout is $2500 I hit for 6800.00 and was only paid 1500…read morebecause the night before i hit 1150.00 and cashed out at 1000.00, So even though it was a new day they said that becuase they paid me 1000.00 already they only owed me 1500.00 so i asked what about the remaining money on the winnings which was about 5300.00? I was told that they would clear my winnings so i could donate again and redeem if i hit again. My question is if max payout is 2500.00 why the fuck do they have shit that if you pop gives you 4000.00 like the red boat on the fish game....i checked with two other game rooms and was told by both that they are just making up excuses to not pay me..Did i mention at 1st they tried to say i was cheating and that there was a glitch in my account...once they realized there was no glitch and that i won fair and square they made up that bullshit about 2500 is max pay out regaurdless of how much i win..total scam and bullshit. these people are full of shit and since they are a LEGAL game room have to adhere by consumer rules and regualtions..not only are they false advertising but they are stealing peoples winnings. Fuck this place. Goto Tropicana or Oltorf...both game rooms told me it doesnt matter how much you win if you cash out the only cap they have is how much they pay a day...unlike vip which i guess is making up shit as they go or only paying people out that they want to or know personally...

This place ripped me off for $1800. I won the jackpot and split it with 1 other winner. Came out…read moreto $2834. They said they only had enough cash to pay me 1000 and could cashapp the rest to me. Never sent the money, and the employee "helping" me stole it and got fired. I'm out $1800 for something I had no control of. My adviice to anyone going here is don't leave without getting all your money if you win. Never could talk to the owner/boss ... said he'd call blah blah.. got crickets.