This Goodwill doesn't have much along the really interesting vein. But I do shop here for regular…read moreclothes, like blouses and sweaters. However, I did once purchase an orange tee shirt that had a cat in a space helmet on it. Pretty awesome. -Turning left out of their lot is a bit difficult at times. -They don't have much for men or kids at this store. The biggest recommendation I have for shopping at thrift stores: learn how to find good stuff fast. If you can tell if a pair of jeans is good quality by the wear on the waistline, the wash, the construction at the waistline, and the texture of the fabric, you can vastly cut down on time wasted perusing the racks. It's not that hard...just look at a pair of gap jeans vs. a pair of Faded Glory jeans. You can tell all of those things. Great! Now that you know what to look for, you'll be fine at this Goodwill!

Definitely had one of the best-stocked dress sections I've seen in Goodwill lately. The racks were…read moreabsolutely stuffed. I found a lot of really beautiful pieces, but the prices - as compared to other Goodwill stores in St. Charles and St. Louis Counties - were absolutely off the charts. Great selection, clean store, but the overpricing completely killed it for me and I ended up leaving empty-handed.

I absolutely love the store setup! Everything is sorted by color palette and they even had a sale…read morerack full of gorgeous stuff outside. Plenty to choose from for every aesthetic and a variety of price points. Diverse sizing as well, sometimes it's difficult to find vintage in L and XL, so I was happy to find plenty to browse through.

Savers is cleaner, larger, brighter, and better merchandised than your typical thrift store. All…read morethat means, be prepared for higher prices than your typical thrift store. It has the best selection of household items--furniture, housewares, and kitchen gadgets--than other area thrift stores. "Best" in terms of quality and amount of items. Clothing is better quality also: other places often have stained or well worn pieces. Savers seems to weed those out. This location is in affluent west St. Louis County, which could account for the better inventory and higher pricing.

After coming to this location for years, I will not be shopping here ever again. As I was checking…read moreout, an associate grabbed the shoes I was about to scan on the counter and proceeded to check the shoes I was buying to see if the stickers were tampered with. Never in my life has this happened to me. She realized the sticker underneath was an even cheaper price ($10.29) and was shocked by that. She then went to the back and added a new sticker to the price it was in the literal first place ($14.99). This store definitely racially profiled me and the reason I know that is because a Caucasian lady at the same time was checking out multiple shoes and never had her stickers checked. I proceeded to question the manager about the situation and he said they check all shoes at check out. That's not true. They are only checking people with melanin in their skin. Ellisville Saver's do better with who you hire to represent you! There are other reviews below about racism at this store.

Prices are ridiculous for second hand/donated items! I shopped good will years ago and it used to…read morebe affordable! These prices on many items were higher than the price when new! (Many still had original stickers on them, so that's a fact!)

I like this goodwill location although it is very small. Pricing is reasonable at this one and the…read moreclothing is color coded which is great. The housewares section is usually messy and of course small, and there is not much furniture. But every time I've been here the staff has been courteous and helpful. Remember to take bags into a goodwill because they do not bag items. I had to make three trips to my car to carry out the items because they did not have a staff member to help me one day.

The shop is small, and I could see it being hit or miss, but I definitely found some good stuff for…read moremy first visit. It's well organized and they even have a small men's section. On Saturdays the boutique is open, and most items are a $2 donation to Marcy's Project. The volunteers were incredibly kind! I will be coming back here very soon with some donations!

I highly recommend shopping at this boutique as it gives back to families In Need right next-door…read moreis a market for low income families The owner is so friendly and kind. I cannot see enough good things about her. My kids donate all of their unwanted items here and I hope that makes a difference

Thrift shop! Sales…read morethroughout , color coded items marked down with discounts on a daily basis. Plenty of items to purchase, mattresses, furniture, kitchen Appliances, clothes, shoes , purses etc. Walking up and down aisles I wasn't impressed. In my opinion items could have been tossed in the trash vs donated. Prices were overpriced for a lot of items. Shelves have too many items on one shelf as well. I probably won't be back in this location. Staff seemed busy but wasn't doing anything. No greetings either.

This was a great St Vincent, a little bit everything. A great place to pick up picture frames,…read moreespecially extra large sizes. Furniture looked nice also. Clothing selection was varied and nice. Plenty of great home goods also.

Moving into a new, three story home, we have had to make many purchases just to fill up the space!…read moreThe decorating budget has been stretched thin since we have been trying to make the house feel like it's truly our space. Going and supporting the Salvation Army really feels good. You're able to find awesome pieces that may not have worked for someone else, but are exactly what you're looking for! I think that this particular thrift store has a very nice selection. I was trying to find books that were yellow to decorate a built in bookcase. Going to Barnes and Noble or another bookseller to purchase brand new books would have really broke the bank! We were able to find four yellow books and paid a fraction of what new books would have cost us!

It's a little difficult to donate this part of St. Louis. Catholic Charities won't take clothes…read morehere. At least the SA will, the donations are taken in back at the loading dock.

Very disappointing. The prices were absolutely all over the place. The clothes were reasonable but…read morethere was nothing worth buying. The socks were all priced outrageously high, with some pairs originally from Dollar Tree priced over $5. Like other reviews have said, this store has a lot of junk. They had some cute furniture but most everything sitting out was already tagged as sold, except for the pieces marked at $300+. The service was not great. The line was super long and took forever despite having 3 cashiers at the till. The woman taking things out of the glass case for people was rude and hurried. This is the only location I visited on this trip and while it hasn't incentivized me to visit here again, I'd probably stop at others of this chain to hunt for good deals.

Wonderful place to thrift with the proceeds going to help those in need. They have clothing,…read morehousehold goods and all kind of knickknacks so you sure to find something you may or may not need.