This store has been around for quite sometime. Recently visited and it is a little packed to…read morecapacity and somewhat disorganized clutter. If you visit o advise spending a few hours here just to attempt to get through each section.

This is probably one of the smallest and not as clean Goodwills I have been to…read more There is a large parking lot, which is nice, but it can get pretty crowded with the people coming in and out. The selection is VERY limited and it feels kind of dirty and disorganized in here, despite the usual items being organized by category and size. Staff helping me at the register was friendly. I think you're better off going to Salvation Army next door.

Goodwill used to be a place where thrifting was affordable to people in need... sadly this place…read morehas stuff at regular prices.... But it's used.. shoes for 69.99 when you can get them BRAND NEW, for 30-40 and Nike outlet.. just sad..

This store is a hit-and-miss type of thrift store. One thing that definitely turns me off is most…read moreof their prices are far too high. Whoever prices the donated items needs to be educated on prices! The store is very crowded and stuffy. Customer service is excellent! I visited Goodwill today and as I looked at the jeans I was shocked to see some $19.99 jeans! Too much! The staff must not of heard stores like Burlington and Ross. They can beat the prices at Goodwill and one is getting new items vs. used. Hopefully this Goodwill will find their groove, lower the prices, and stock the shelves more frequently!

I've been here 12 times in the last two weeks to drop off items to donate. I could not do what…read morethese guys are doing who are sorting through all of these donated items lifting heavy items and dealing with random stuff. They have commercial sized laundry baskets on wheels for you to bring to your car and offer you help if needed. They were very nice and welcoming.

This location needs to learn how to tag their items without damaging the item. Found two hats and…read morehad to put them both back due to the way they were tagged.

We purchased this ceramic planter today, and once we got it home and started removing the tags we…read morediscovered a large chip in the ceramic. The employee that covered it up used two price stickers, as the chip was too big to cover with just one. Very disappointing and highly unprofessional. Ironically, we had asked one of the long-time employees at the register if they still take donations of used items (as we saw the store had a lot of brand new items this time around), and she said in a condescending tone, "Well, yeah, but not if it's damaged or stained." Evidently, damaged donations that can be covered with a price sticker must be ok.

Awful. Overpriced. Dirty, charges more then walmart clothes…read more I will never go to a salvation army again. They do not give discounts or help the homeless. They make millions and show nothing to outer communities. I think they should be ashamed and give.clothes out for free to needed people.

My whole world revolves around thrifting, so I wanted to leave a review for my fellow thrifters --…read moreI got you! I first shopped at Savers when I lived in Phoenix, AZ, and I've been a huge fan for over 10 years. Everything is donation-based (obviously), so what's available will always vary. PROS: When I went, they had a ton of great options for clothes and shoes!! My cart was full of jeans, dresses (both casual and dressy), statement jackets, and unique tops. I ended up spending $50 and walked away with two pairs of jeans, a long jean skirt, a knit shawl, overalls (which are hard to find in my size), and a couple of tops. There were a few items I wanted to keep soooo bad, but they were $20+ and I wanted to stay on budget. CON: Very, very, very messy and unorganized. This definitely isn't the employees' fault -- they're working as fast as they can -- but so many shoppers pick things up and put them back in random places. My advice is to check all rack sizes in both clothing and shoes. For example, I found a women's 8.5 Hoka in the men's section, though it was priced at $49 (a little steep for me). Hope this helps -- best of luck thrifting!!!!

Many odd and unstable people in the store wandering around, and then targeting vulnerable people to…read moreask for money or share some kind of sad story to say why they want that person to buy them something. That is crazy! Those people should be kicked out of the store. That is like harassment. My fiance and I were in that store recently. I saw the guy when I was coming out of the bathroom - which is pretty clean by the way, but there is no door to enter the actual room the stalls are in. That seems dangerous to me. Anyways this dude looked like trouble, I looked at him made eye contact and kept walking. Then later in the store near the shoes he walked up to an older lady and asked her to buy him a coat because he didn't have any money. I don't think that is appropriate. He should go to the Savers people and ask them. I observed and the lady declined and he walked away. This is not something I am willing to deal with every time I come into the store. The Savers in Orange County and the bay area, San Jose and Redwood City do not have such troubles. I haven't found anything in that store that I purchased. So, I will not be back. The staff is ok, there are not many mirrors, no dressing rooms, and just a really sketchy area. I am disappointed this wasn't a better store. I was really looking forward to it! I just recalled, when this store first opened we visited it. It was so much cleaner, brighter, and there were not random unhoused people harassing the shoppers. We actually purchased 3 sports coats for my fiance which were a great deal for some nice coats. I hope maybe one day they will get security who can help filter through who enters the store or at least be aware when one is acting inappropriately. I see someone in a different post mentioned Ross. I agree Linda B. I end up at Ross and get new items at better prices than that Savers, and there is not anyone in there asking me to buy them anything! They have security and a great team. Thanks for reading. I would absolutely advise stay away from this Savers. It is really gross and unpredictable.

They don't have plastic bags to purchase or give out anymore. Also they don't sell reusable bags…read moreanymore. The last few times I went here they don't have enough shopping carts. They have a whole bunch that you have to use two plastic shopping baskets to mimic a two basket mini shopping cart but they don't have any plastic shopping baskets to use. What is wrong with management here? This store has gone downhill.

This Goodwill is on the smaller side and can be hit or miss. Sometimes it is organized, but other…read moretimes like today it feels pretty chaotic. A lot of items look worn out or incomplete, and it is unclear why some are even on the shelves. That said, I have still scored a few good finds here, and prices are generally fair. There's a small parking lot, but it is also not too difficult to find a street spot since the area is not very busy. There is also a large thrift and antique store next door called Urban Ore that I plan to check out. It might offer a wider selection or better deals. The staff here seem friendly, and despite the clutter, I usually leave with at least one item. If you enjoy the thrill of the hunt, this place might be worth a browse. Just do not expect to find anything specific, and be prepared to dig a little.

This Savers has great selection! I found one thing I really liked in each section. There was a pack…read moreof brand new art canvases, a digi cam, musical instruments, and classic gaming consoles. Haven for serial hobbyists. I found a t-shirt with a chicken tender collage on it. The prices were just a few dollars or so more expensive than other Savers, but the items were definitely of higher quality and much more gently used. The service was great as well, with the workers being informative whenever I wanted to see items behind the counter.

I've been to this location once. There's plenty of parking…read moreand a long line of cars down a lane lined up to donate items. This store is HUGE. There's so much to look through. Everything is organized in sections and labeled. Again, a lot of variety. The book section is grand and I like how they're also organized by topics. Only thing that was a deterrent with this store was the pricing. Sure, you can look for the 50% color tag on some items to get a discount and possibly find a hidden gem of a deal, BUT Ross and Marshalls are literally across the street and they have all this new stuff for the same or even cheaper price (at least what I saw clothing wise). I personally wouldn't go out of my way to this location. I would think with so many items being donated, you'd find a fair price to keep items circulating and truly being a thrift price. Would I go back? Sure. It's just wasn't my exciting go to thrift spot. Check it out for yourself!

Don't pass on the smaller thrift shops!…read more This place is pretty great. I bought two books for only 2.25 and the furniture is well priced. I'm sad they're closing soon.

We love Thrifty Kitty, so we were excited to hear about Diggity dog opening!…read moreTheir grand opening was a great community event. They have a huge selection of clothes, with a smaller selection of furniture and other household wares. We also stopped by to donate some things. Easy street parking and parking in the lot shared between East Ocean and the old Kelly Moore.