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    3.6 (16 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
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    Very unique red and black jacket for $8!
    Kim C.

    As a professional thrifter whose closet is 90% thrift items, let me just tell you that this is one of my favorite Goodwills (besides the ones in the Bay Area). I just happened upon this one a couple of weeks ago and I was really surprised at their great selection. In addition, the employees are really nice and everything is well organized. No dressing room but they allow exchanges within 7 days. If you donate, don't forget your receipt as you get a 25% off coupon for your next visit. The amount of original tag items is pretty high and I've seen some really great brands! I scored a brand new Banana Republic mini skirt for $4 and a Free People jean jacket with matching shorts for $15! Just as important as the things I actually buy are the items that are kooky... and there's some great jaw droppers here to keep me entertained! The bonus is the location. SP's Main Street that this Goodwill is on is really a gem! Lots of unique stores and restaurants surrounding, old theaters, etc. I work in SP 2 days a week and this is where I spent my lunch break. It's the most exciting part of my day! Happy hunting! Get those bargains, y'all!

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    Debra R.

    I am amazed at my great finds in this store every time I stop in. This time I found the world's best party dress for $8. My husband found some like-new Hawaiian shirts. It is also a good source for Halloween costumes. You can return within 7 days since they do not have dressing rooms, but the dress I found fit perfectly. Checkout usually doesn't have a line, and they have extended their opening time. You can usually find street parking in front of the store. They also stock kids' clothes as well as purses, shoes, artwork, and kitchenware. Dropping off is easy too, as long as you remember which stairs and doorway in the back alley belongs to Goodwill.

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    Absolutely worst goodwill it's always a mess and the clothes aren't organized by size like in Ventura I live near this one but this will be the last time. Disorganized the whole store needs a makeover falling HAZARD everywhere employees are mediocre not friendly at all

    Ming C.

    This is becoming my thing, just to see what kind of inventory and what people are donating in each area. It is a very big store unlike the ones I normally go to, staff were friendly. Just thank goodness there was nothing I liked enough to carry home.

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