super organized place, the workers were really nice when i asked them a question. one of the only thrift stores that doesnt give me anxiety lol. read more

I love going to Goodwill and usually have a great experience Yesterday I came to this goodwill and I could not believe the amount of air freshener there was in this place I quickly asked for a mask which was the only positive thing about my experience Do you have any idea how toxic fragrances are. Even with the mask on I could not stay in the store and shop I became light headed and felt very nauseous. When I told the girl at the front she said she's used to it Not only do the clothing smell of these toxic fresheners that you use now you have fresheners all around the store. Ultimately your hurting your employees and your hurting your customers I will never come back to this store This was an absolute terrible experience If you do decide to come here I suggest you wear three masks and it still won't be enough. read more

Anyone who knows me, knows I love thrifting. This is a decent and clean thrift store. If you are in the area I definitely recommend having a rummage here. read more

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from wealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. They are also keeping millions of pounds of items out of landfills every year. I have noticed that Goodwill has started to carry new items and is looking less like a thrift store and more like a discount chain. It has been quite some time since I purchased something at Goodwill. If something is really outstanding they pull it and sell it online. I find I prefer the Goodwill outlet stores where you can still find interesting things but you may have to do endure a shoving match to get to them. Still the thrill of the hunt of is always burning and I generally will stop if I pass a Goodwill, as was the case with this visit. As soon as I stepped in the door I was wowed. This was the nicest smelling Goodwill I have ever been in. It was spotless and very organized. It was also was very large and had a ton of clothes. If you are into clothes, you would be very happy here. They didn't have any of the vintage things I gravitate to so I didn't linger. Kudos to them though for keeping the store top notch. read more

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My experience today was absolutely horrific! I have not been to the Goodwill at this location in a while, and when I came today, I was bombarded with the absolute most crazy amount of sent, and perfume that was from the store that My Wife and I immediately needed masks to be able to even deal with being inside the store. My wife almost vomited from the smell of the toxic chemicals. Why is there such a need for so much chemical because they are actually killing the employees with that fragrance! It is extremely toxic and dangerous and I please want you to look into it and I will not be going to that location anymore until that is resolved. I will tell others about this location and warn them to stay away from how bad the smell is And how strong it is! read more

This location has the most terrible service. The employees refuse to speak English and will only help you if you speak in Spanish. They will walk by you several times before obliging your request for assistance. Several times I've come in and watched the same cashier (blue shirt) be extremely rude to older customers, pretending she does not speak English and just in general refusing to be of any assistance. This past weekend was the worst, she ignored an older gentleman simply asking her for a price on shorts with no tags. He became upset and she got just as loud with him turning the situation into a full blown argument. The manager (the woman in the black shirt) is always on the floor witnessing this behavior and does not intervene. read more

Goodwill - North Miami West Dixie - The woman in the blue shirt should not be assisting the public - Thrift Stores Near Me - Miami, Florida

This has got to be THE most organized thrift store I have ever been to in my entire life!! The place is an OCDer's dream come true! Spotlesssss!!! All the clothes are style, then size, then color coordinated. Everything has a place and is in its place. You can tell that the people who work there take pride in their store. Prices are dirt cheap and I definitely saw some surprise name brands on the racks. Quality merchandise at affordable prices. There is something for everyone in that store. I just wish I had the patience to sift through it all. read more

Superstore is right!. This store smells nice, is super clean and very organized. The clothes are perfectly coordinated with accessories on mannequins around the store. The glassware is easy to see and coordinated according to size. This is a really nice place to shop. They even sell some furniture, lamps, and electronics. read more

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Alls fair in thrift and tagging. I never ever ever find any clothes that have the designated color tag for the day. Blah. I still get good deals here, though; on my best day I got a beautiful wool knee length pleated skirt, a pink Ralph Lauren Oxford, and a lovely ankle length blue wool skirt all for $13.00. Happytown. It's generally a clean and neat place and I've never found any issues. There WILL be a possibility of a stain so check your items carefully and if you have the time you definitely want to make a couple of rounds and check areas a that you usually wouldn't -- standard thrift protocol. read more

I like this store but it's not my go-to Goodwill, which is in Hallandale Beach (Pembroke Park). I am a huge thrift store enthusiast, and I love Goodwill for its organization and wide variety. The only disappointment about this store is organization and staff distribution. I like having staff members near the fitting rooms so I don't have to wait half an hour for someone to come out of one that's already unlocked. The vinyl area is also horribly organized, I have to get on the floor to reach them. Other than that, the selection is great and it's a lot closer to me personally, but I still would rather drive half an hour to reach the one in Hallandale. read more

Suits on the cheap. I mean, suits I'd wear if I was interviewing at a mechanic shop on Dixie -- dirt-cheap, lint-riddled and just about overused to the point of causing allergies. I'm going to go ahead and presume previous owners were taxi drivers in some foreign country. read more