Awesome service! Super easy to make an appointment for them to pick up your used items. They are…read moresuper polite and helpful. Will be donating more through them soon!

Easy to make an appointment for pick up. Easy instructions to get your stuff ready for pick up…read more Great organization to give to where our veterans need things that we can help them with. Show appreciation to our veterans that have served our country for us.

I am a regular customer and member at this location, but unfortunately I often feel uncomfortable…read moreand unwelcome while shopping here. As a Black customer, I have noticed there appears to be little to no diversity or representation among staff, and employees frequently speak among themselves in Spanish around customers, which can feel excluding and unprofessional. My concern is about the overall customer experience and creating an environment where all customers feel respected and included. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and works toward improving the atmosphere for everyone.

This is a great thrift store, plenty of items to choose from and the prices aren't too bad. They do…read moreseem to mark things up if it's brand name. I got a blazer for $3, Steve Madden sandals for $8, and a nice purse for only $4. I always leave here with something. There are often sales depending on the tag color. I would come here during the week or very early, as it can feel chaotic with all the stuff and people. I went on a Saturday morning as soon as it opened and it gets packed pretty quickly.

This cute little shop packs a wallop with the selection of clothes they have. It is very well laid…read moreout and organized. They also had some great quality pieces of clothing. I was able to score a beautiful gown, a cute denim skirt, and two tops all for $36. My sister in law also found a cute Miami Heat tank and also came out very happy. The dressing rooms were also very spacious and the staff was friendly. I will definitely be coming back.

This place feels so welcoming and funky. I was immediately drawn to the whimsical aesthetic of the…read moreplace and the prices are phenomenal. A hidden gem id like to keep that way haha. The selections were pretty slim, there wasn't many size options. I saw a lot of 2 and 22-24 not many in between unfortunately. I'm sure it's because they're all gone and I'll just have to try again later. The service was also fantastic, they were helpful and ready when needed but also minded their business while we were shopping around. Frequent visits are a must- I'll be back!

I loved this so much!!! What's better than recycling books and sharing them for free?? They have a…read morelarge selection of all types of books, in different languages, some look brand new. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. You can also schedule an appointment to take in donated books. They have events for children once a month too. You are missing out if you don't stop in!

Lovely selection, very well organized and caring staff! Was so happy to visit this location, had…read morebeen to the location in south beach in the past.

First of all, do not try to shoplift in the spot because they will catch you. Second of all, this…read morewas one of the best Goodwill I have been to and the selection was great and the staff were wonderful and I'm certainly making a trip here next time I'm in Miami.

Don't bother going here. Terrible clothes, no air conditioning during the summer, and the woman…read moreworking the dressing rooms, Gloria, is extremely rude to all the customers every single time I've been there. I have never experienced such blatant disrespect from a service worker before. She has ignored people asking to unlock the bathroom or the fitting rooms and this last bad experience I had was enough to ensure I never come back here.

We scheduled a pickup of a natural wood bedroom set bought from a north carolina furniture store,…read morein good condition. However, at the time of pickup they started questioning a 2 inch water stain on top one of the nightstands and stated the furniture was used. At that point we realized how rediculous they were in not accepting a good and expensive piece of furniture being donated. WOW, we often donate furniture and goods from our house and office, but will not use this organization anymore. This is like a starving individual rejecting a plate of food, cause it was cold or the plate was old. God Bless Them somehow.

The Miami Rescue Mission has been serving the needs of the homeless in Broward and Miami since…read more1922. First named City Mission they helped the community through the 1926 Hurricane, the 1929 stock market crash, and the years of the Great Depression. In 1935 the name was changed to Miami Rescue Mission and they continued to offer help to the community during the years of WWII. In 1969 they opened their building at 2250 NW 1Ave. In 1980 it became the Center for Women and Children. In 1992 the Broward outreach center opened. Today they offer 1,300 men, women, and children daily food, shelter, employment, and educational programs. Last year Miami Rescue Mission sever 850,000 meals, 260,000 nights of safe shelter, and helped 4,500 men and women find jobs. In order to fund their programs, The Miami Rescue operates their thrift store, The Bargain Barn. Items donated to the Bargain Barn are given to clients or sold to raise money. In addition to providing low cost items to the community, The Bargain Barn provides job training at their thrift store. Items you can purchase at the thrift shop include furniture, tools, clothing, accessories, and household goods. I was pleased to see the vast selection of inventory. One thing they could do better is to clearly mark everything with a price. On the things I asked about, the prices were extremely fair. Best of all, your money is going to help the most vulnerable in our community. Please consider supporting this worthy organization with your donations of clean and gently used items.

I'm a big fan of the Coach brand, so when I saw on Instagram that Flagler Vintage acquired a huge…read moreselection of vintage and Y2K Coach bags, I had to check it out. For this haul, Flagler Vintage auctioned their selection through a live bid on the "Whatnot" app, rather than selling the stock in store. I had never used this app before but found it super easy to use and got a credit for my first purchase by joining through an invite through Flagler Vintage. Shirley, a team member with Flagler Vintage, has been managing multiple shows on Whatnot to auction off this massive inventory. Her work ethic is really impressive, managing multiple late-night, multi-hour shows many days in a row. She is honest in her showings, being diligent to point out any issues with the bags and being transparent when she may not be sure about the answer to a question but crowdsourcing and researching information on the spot. All bags have started at $1, regardless of style or condition, so nice to see Flagler is not trying to artificially inflate prices on any bags. She has a positive and open attitude, especially being supportive of others to promote their shows, which helps to build a positive bidding environment and community. One thing I will say is sometimes planned shows either are cancelled or very delayed. Some have even started hours early. Appreciating these shows run late at night and Miami has been having stormy weather, it's totally understandable the plans for shows might be fluid. Just a little communication somehow to subscribers planning to attend would be great for people to be able to plan. I was lucky to win two different bags (funny enough, one is a Dooney & Bourke - a few of these slipped into the Coach shows). The bags arrived super fast and tracking through the Whatnot app was painless. I was so impressed with the condition - they looked even better in person than on the show! One was a bit dusty inside, but a disclaimer was made that all bags would need some level of cleaning, so this was not a surprise or issue. Really enjoyed my online experience with Flagler Vintage and looking forward to visiting their brick and mortar in downtown Miami!

They had nothing to offer, everything was out dated and dusty. Not much of a selection at all. The…read moreprices were also extremely high for the items they had.

I am so glad we popped in. Everything was organized, the staff were friendly, and there were a lot…read moreof nice things to consider. Lots of beautiful glassware. I found some bracelets for me and my daughter. I believe the money for purchases supports women's cancer charities.