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

A small but very convenient Goodwill location with somewhat challenging parking depending on how…read morebusy it is. Easy for dropping off items to donate, or to pop in and shop the latest selection. Staff is friendly and helpful!

This is a no for me. The store is very small. Maybe 800 square feet. Just a few racks for women, a…read morefew for men, and looked like 1 rack for children. One shelf of plates, glasses, and vases. 1 shelf of books. Not sure about the word "boutique" I didn't see a lot of brand names. Let alone high end brand names to display "boutique" Parking lot is a private lot, but it's shared with other businesses. Not a lot of parking spaces, and some of the spots are labeled for the other businesses. So you can't park there. Just wasn't even close to what I was hoping this store to be.

My Nephew sister and I went shopping here and I found a pair of sandals and a few other items here…read morevery expensive but still cute. I think that it's cool to find certain deals. There may be but keep in mind that it is a little bit pricey.

Let me preface this by saying that I don't think I came to this store on the right day. It was the…read moreSaturday before Halloween, so it was particularly busy at 11:30 a.m. I had to park on the side street closer to Cosmic which isn't the best since it's a dead end and at the halfway mark, there are signs for residential parking only. I just lucked out there was a space on the street just a couple hundred feet from their parking lot. Either way, I had been excited to see they were opening a store so close to where I live. Loads of people were shopping, likely for last-minute parts for their costumes for parties later that night. I only saw two employees working, but it could be there were more in the back or some that I didn't see on the floor. My costume needed denim shorts that hit mid-thigh, and while the weather had been cold lately, they had some in stock, I just wasn't willing to pay $26 for them. (I had a plan B for my costume anyway, if the shorts here didn't work out.)  I also came in with a tote bag full of a few pieces to sell. I ended up jumping in the line to pay for things since the area to sell clothing had no one at the desk, or even any signage that indicated what to do if no one was there. So, I waited patiently for the girl at the register to ring the two groups in front of me up, but in the meantime, I eavesdropped and saw she was great at making small talk and not awkward at all. When it was my turn, I told her I wanted to sell, and she had me go sit by the wall near the selling counter and call for someone else to help me. That person seemed conflicted about whether to look through my garments or assist the growing line of folks trying to buy, but she decided to help me out. I maybe had 10 pieces tops (in fairly good condition), and while she examined each and set them aside, she told me they'd buy for all seasons and next time I do a closet clean out, to come on by... but that was my closet cleanout. :/ I had some J-Crew and Madewell tops and a Zara jumper. (Yeah, I know, fast fashion ain't doing so hot right now, but to lessen our impact it's better to reuse than to trash it, right?) Anyway, I left a tad disappointed considering my last Buffalo visit a few months back led to $100 cash.  If you're looking to sell, it sounds like they want a few more higher-end goods or things that are trending. So dust off your old '90s goods, if you were smart enough to keep them. I, on the other hand, will be donating the items I attempted to sell to women in need versus dropping them off at Goodwill.

Uptown Cheapskate is a love/hate relationship I feel like. I love the pieces I can find at this…read morelocation at a fraction of the price, but when it comes to you selling to them the pricing can feel like you're being ripped off lol. So I'll instead focus on my buying experience. This shop is well organized by size and style of clothing which makes it easy to find what you need. There are a few changing rooms (wish the mirrors were higher quality) so you can see what fits you best. They have promotions time to time based on colors so make sure ot ask about that. I found a high end tommy knitted sweater for like $14 when I personally knew it retailed for $250+ so I made sure to play it cool lol. All in all, come here to buy but don't have high expectations when you attempt to sell.

This was my first time recycling or shopping at this location and I'll def be back! they had a huge…read moreselection of shoes in my size (10-10.5 in women's is hard to come by at some thrifts). also found a dope vintage sweater for like a quarter of the og price! super good condition. everything is very organized + clean, everybody was super helpful and kind! they had a super quick turn around time for all the items I brought in too.

Not a bad place to browse around Not bad not bad begging you some cheaper prices lower down prices…read moreon some item special in bang on second third or fourth use using reselling shut down some of the prices please

The prices are great and there is a huge selection. It's not poorly organized, but if you find a…read morepiece -in say small - and you need a large,it's likely they won't have additional sizes. I didn't find much,but what I did find I liked. Register workers were friendly, as well.

Always a treasure hunt and wonderful service for a great cause! I hit up this place every time I'm…read morein Austin.

my favorite thrift shop in town! was able to find a beautiful dress for a Morticia Addams costume…read morefor only $6. they have so much cute clothing and jewelry, and a great selection of accessories and pet supplies too

GIVE THEM YOUR STUFF!!…read more This is an amazing organization that does amazing work. They run a shelter for victims of domestic and sexual assault. They have legal, financial, educational, community outreach, and a ton of other services. They run a school and a health clinic for their clients. They help foster pets, for pete's sake. Take your donations here instead of Goodwill. Rather than help line the pockets of one of the best paid CEO's of a "nonprofit" like Goodwill, your donations really help people in crisis. Yes, they are not as convenient as Goodwill. And yes, to the people who've complained, they probably failed to lick your boots while recognizing the utter quality of your AMAZING donations. Want someone to address you by your regal title when you drop off a pile of hand me downs? Go to Goodwill. Want to help make a difference in your community? Go to SafePlace.

Katherine Saldana She is one of the coldest people I've ever spoken to. She comes across as very…read morecondescending and impatient. If you don't immediately understand her question, she makes you feel unintelligent or small. I only spoke with her a few times over the phone, but every interaction left me feeling uncomfortable and dismissed.

This place has some gems. And they have a $5 bib store next door. Check them both out…read more We got matching vintage purple rain shirts for $5 each. They got shirts from every era. Super old REAL Nirvana. I think they are worth something. Just not to me. Love the register set up.

This was a great vintage shop with a curated items from 60s, 70s, and 80s it seems. It's not your…read moreaverage thrift store, but more of a vintage place with a specific type of clothing. The staff were very friendly and asked us if we needed help if you're looking for a specific item from that era or enjoy dressing in retro type of clothing. This is your spot.

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

DEFINITELY WORTH THE DRIVE!!! Love the staff along with the high quality clothing and name brands…read moresuch as Ralph Lauren, Neiman Marcus, Peter Millar, Patagonia, and Lululemon...and muchhhhh moreee. I just bought three pieces of clothing that retail for 200.00+ for LESS THAN 40 DOLLARS. Definitely worth the hour drive from where I live. Thank you guys!!

This is where you should go in central Texas if you need a suit…read more Michael, the owner, was working the counter when I stopped by. Second Looks is clearly his baby: he's not just an attentive consultant, responding to your preferences on house, material, and tailoring (thankfully, he is not hesitant to offer his excellent suggestions on fit and styling), he's also a gentleman and a scholar, eager to share his considerable knowledge about the history of menswear, soul music, and rodeo, having been a cowboy himself before working in radio and taking over Second Looks. Michael's selection is fantastic. he showed me suits and separates from Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece, Drake's, Canali, and local Austin bespoke tailors Capra and Cavelli. He's got Allen Edmonds shoes and a great collection of belts, which seem to go very quickly. I didn't peruse his selection of casualwear, but it seemed just as well-curated and complete as his formal sections. I walked out with a Golden Fleece jacket and alligator belt having spent about $115--he gave me the educator discount. I couldn't have asked for better value. Having lived in Boston, Cleveland, Charleston, SC, Eugene, OR, Granada, Spain, and Norwich, England, I've never been so impressed by a menswear shop, let alone a secondhand store, or by its owner. TL;DR: Go see Michael. He's got the goods.