First time being here in Savannah and our first shopping stop was Goodwill…read more Plenty of parking spaces outside. As you enter the store you are welcomed and greeted by friendly associates. The store is very organized. Lots of men and women's clothing and organized by clothing type and size. There are also dressing rooms which is great. All the Goodwill associates I encountered were thoughtful, kind with their southern hospitality. Houseware, I didnt find much thou they had plenty of selections. I found a wood bread bowl for $2.99 and I was just at the Paris Market in historic downtown selling similar item for $65.00. Also, I did a very good haul of finding a long black cashmere cardigan, a prairie dress which I will use for a period photoshoot and J. crew casual pants. For everything I spent under $30.00 Next time i am in town I'll go shopping in mid-town Goodwill. Thank you to all the associates at this location for making my experience enjoyable!

I just have to say for dropping off items at this Goodwill. They are so so kind. They are so…read morehelpful and there are very few nonprofits in the area that are that helpful or kind when you drop things off most of them look at you while you unload your car from a distance and some say thank you but Goodwill is very kind and very helpful bringing over a cart so you can get it right out of your car helping you. It feels like they have a for graciousness.

At first glance you'll recognize Clutter as a furniture consigment shop selling a unique blend of…read moreold, new, modern, antique, home accessories, oriental rugs, lamps and more. This is a great place to find a unique piece for your home or sell your once beloved piece. I can't compliment the owners of Clutter enough as the creative Rock Stars that they are. The mother & daughter duo offer design services by appointment at $200 per hour with a 2 hour consultation. Do you need assistance staging your home for the real estate market or perhaps a tour of homes? They do that, too.

Great selection of vintage and unique items! Nice helpful staff. I can't wait to go back and see…read morewhat new items might be in stock.

Tiny volunteer thrift store with a very small range of not publicly posted hours. I have visited on…read moremultiple occasions and haven't ever bought anything that caught my eye , but I have no doubt that other people have found some gems. I can't say if the prices are a good value because I'm not in the market for old china or acrylic clothing and that seems to be the bulk of the items available here. Check it out and make your own determination but manage your expectations about the variety of items available for sale.

This is a fantastic thrift store with great prices. The staff was exceptional. I was very pleased…read morewith my purchases!

Great for small Knick back antiques and oddities big place lots of stuff…read more There was a lot of collectibles that were really awesome pieces

Made a big mistake moving - lost all the charm- terrible side of town - and the booths are just…read moregrandmother antiques- sad end to era. Won't sadly ever be back.

We recently visited Savannah Furniture Consignment and were pleased with their wide selection of…read morevarious furniture items. The showroom is located above Green Frog Sleep Center. Stairs or an elevator is available. Tracy helped us find exactly what we were looking for and offered great customer service. Prices were also fairly and reasonably marked. Delivery services are also available! Check out the mattress selection below Savannah Furniture Consignment at Green Frog Sleep Center!

Always easy to do business with. I highly recommend them. I've been enjoying their continuously…read morechanging inventory for over 10 years with excellent support from the staff.

Lois was a doll and very helpful. Loads of clothes to choose from. I couldn't even get started on…read morethe bags and shoes! Plan on spending some time in there. It will be so worth it!

Loved this place. They had beverages and little snacks while you shopped. Also, the woman working…read morethere even helped somebody on the phone when her husband was trying to buy her a gift. I'll be coming back in a couple of weeks to drop my items off, so far I've only been a buyer. But I'll be back

They literally have anything you could possibly be looking for! Really great prices and it's also…read morefor a charity! The lady that works, there is amazingly nice and sweet! We will definitely be back. They have such a great selection of things.

Excellent merchandise, all varieties of linens, kitchen ware, glass, books, records, videos, you…read morename it they have it. Name brand apparel ALl at remarkably low prices!

This is my donation spot for all types of items! They are always friendly, come to my vehicle to…read moreget my donations and always offer a donation receipt. Donated items are sold in their Goodwill Shop and proceeds help fund employment and training services for individuals in need. So, you're helping others by donating your spring cleaning items! I've never personally shopped at the adjoining Goodwill store. However, I know designers that shop periodically for items that can be repurposed, college students looking for a deal and inexpensive items wIth plenty more wear and tear! Reduce, reuse, recycle!

Before Thanksgiving of 2022, I went to Goodwill for help in finding a job. I have a disability and…read moreI was hoping that they could help me find work in a different field. I went to the classes they offered several times and I did my best to do what was asked of me but nothing ever came of work. They have jobs of their own on offer and they partner with local companies looking to hire. I have applied for so many positions with only two interviews. I have extensive previous work experience in many fields. I was told that they wanted to give me a Google scholarship for a certification. The lady handling my case said that she just needed to get her boss' approval. Then it all went silent. Never heard back. I went back to the old way of looking for a job myself on Indeed (another waste of time) and forgot about that. One day I saw on Indeed that there were jobs hiring at Goodwill. I was frustrated and ripped off a complaint on their website. Mr McCloud wrote to me and apologized. He offered me a gas voucher to come attend their next job fair (I had gotten to the point that I could not afford to waste gas anymore because of no money) I went and applied for jobs with them and the job partners. Nothing, silence. While I was there, I was told that the lady handling my case had left the organization. (No one called me to say "this is so and so, I'm taking over your case. Do you need help in your job search ?) I asked about the Google IT cert possibilities and was given a name to contact . Director of outreach ministries. I sent her an email. I explained my situation. I got one call from her that I missed. I called her back four times, leaving messages on two calls. I never got a response. I would not be so mad and feel abandoned if it weren't for the fact that their mission is supposed to help people like me with barriers to employment. I never asked for this disability to happen and when I reached out for help. I got a fifteen dollar gas card. Nothing more. Miss Gloria is a sweet lady, she's the bright spot of the whole place IMHO

Levy Jewelers or Levy's as called by the locals in Savannah has been a mainstay since I was born…read moreand they have have established themselves long before I was born. It would be understandable that they were my first stop in shopping for the perfect gift. Well, last Saturday I decided to pay them a visit. When I walked into the store there were three salespeople standing by chatting to each other which was fine because I was the only one who had walked into the store and no other customers were there at that time. Two of the salespeople saw me, but did not acknowledge me; however, the third person, David immediately greeted me and disconnected himself from the group to warmly welcome me. As I gazed into a few cases, I could see David positioning himself to grab keys while he exchanged some light banter with me. All of this was something that I really appreciated. As he took out a few pieces from the case, I felt as if David had the patience and attention of someone who truly cared about me and my business despite whether or not he knew or believed that I could either afford or would buy anything in that store. This would probably seem like a strange concept for some people; however, I have experienced treatment like that in more times than I care to explain. Yet, David was gracious. I told him that I wanted to check a couple of places before I made my decision. David did not seem annoyed nor did he give me any indication that made me feel as if I had wasted his time. He gave me his card and thanked me for coming to visit. After comparing the quality and price of one other place, I called David to ask him if that piece of jewelry was still available. I asked him to pull them aside and yesterday I returned to make that purchase. Ironically, the other two sales people who were in the store during my first visit was there to witness me paying for the items they probably thought I never would. If ever you are in the market to buy jewelry, go see David at the mall location.

Biggest rip off in the Savannah community. They gave me a…read moreprice over $300 for a battery on a fancy watch I got done at Anderson jewelers for $40 I'm amazed that people don't check them out before they use them. I wouldn't send my worst friend to them.