Warehouse 479 is the upscale and trendy boutique that is the higher end of what you'll find in the…read morethrift store. It has separate hours and is accessed inside the Samaritan Store. It's a bit chaotic and perhaps a little disorganized but they have a constantly updated inventory of tshirts, tops, bottoms, outerwear, dresses and home goods. These are items that are generally not available in the Samaritan Shop. It was a pleasant experience. The staff we encountered were especially helpful and unlike the regular thrift store, some of their merchandise is available online and can be set aside. Warehouse 479 is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared to spend some time browsing through the eclectic mix of products! [Review 2339 of 2024 - 387 in Arkansas - 23353 overall]

i love warehouse 479! not only is their mission great, but they have the best selection of vintage…read morestuff. the prices are incredible as well. go shop there!!

I was there a couple Saturdays ago when they had a sale and it was pretty crowded, but I didn't…read morehave a problem getting a dressing room. I like that they allow you to hang your clothing up and kind of reserve dressing room especially when it's that busy good selection on designer brands, but could be because I am an extra small and so not a lot of people are extra small so I had a good selection. I'm not sure about the other sizes selection. Got a huge heavy bag of clothing for about $160 that I could barely carry to my car I needed help to carry it to my car. There wasn't one item was not cute that I looked at. I would highly recommend it.

I quickly found 4 items I loved! What a great deal! I like supporting local charities.read more

Mrs. K. has really gotten into thrifting so we stopped here during our visit to NWA. I remember…read morewhen this was a VW dealer. I gave them a one-star review so I'm glad to see this better purpose! The store is massive and well organized with a huge variety of merchandise. Clothes, of course, but also housewares and jewelry and electronics and toys. I have a new Razorbacks ballcap and Mrs. K. found two nice sweaters and a really pretty bangle. Some great bargains to be gotten here. Be patient during the holiday season - the queue at the registers was significant! [Review 2336 of 2024 - 386 in Arkansas - 23350 overall]

Great for summer kids and the basketball program is outstanding. Facility is always very clean.read more

Pricing!!!!!! You get everything donated and the prices are too high for the people that need…read morehelp!!

This location used to be in the strip mall behind Panera Bread and Krispie Kreme. They recently…read moreclosed that location and moved to this bigger free standing building right off the interstate exit. I like how big and open the store is and how they have late hours. It is organized somewhat except for the books which were just randomly placed on shelves and mixed with adults, childrens, cooking, etc. They have a big section of clothing for adults but the kids clothing was the smallest I have seen at any goodwill store. They also have a donation drop off in the back. But just like all other Goodwills in the area the prices have majorly gone up on clothing. Everything else is thrift store pricing but the clothes are very expensive for used, good to fair quality clothing. Jeans were average 8.99 and sweaters were 7.99. They do have a color tag of the week that is discounted 50% off which is nice. Also they no longer offer plastic bags for your purchases and try to sell you reusable totes. They also took away the fitting rooms which is frustrating. If you buy something and it doesn't fit you have 7 days to return it for store credit only. 3.5 stars but I'll round up to 4.

Love this place! I always have material and equipment that i need to liquidate and it's nice to…read morehave an organization that can use them in the local community.

I am only leaving a review of the ReStore Shop--not the services provided by Habitat of Benton…read moreCounty. Of course, I DO realize the items for sale at the store are donated, and that their sale is used as a fundraiser. What I don't like is that items are on display (for sale) without price tags. I stopped to look this afternoon. A shade that was literally falling apart had no price tag. In its condition, it should have actually been thrown away. Then, one of three table lamps looked like something I could fix up for a friend just setting up an apartment. Two of those lamps had masking-tape price tags; the third had nothing. What I particularly did not like was that the female clerk made up prices as I stood there. The shade? She said, "Five bucks." I immediately said no, since it was trash--and set it aside. Then I was told that those masking tape prices on those lamps were from somebody's yard sale. The clerk shot me a price of $10--she just made it up. Since this IS a store, isn't it up to the staff to make certain a tag is on items before they're put out? The clerk had the opportunity to size me up and decide what to make me pay on the fly. I do not appreciate that at any store. As I entered this place, there was a sign up that said LAMPS AND LIGHTING 75% OFF. After shooting prices from the hip, the clerk should have let me know that those prices were less 75%--that is, if they were. Instead, I felt she was very dismissive and didn't care one way or the other whether I made a purchase or not. Another worker followed me back to the lighting area to show me what Habitat For Humanity ReStore tags look like--but he didn't appear to be worried about adding tags--neither of them did. I left all their merchandise there.

Weekly $1 specials by color of tag as well as 50% off color…read more Clothing, households and furniture Helpful staff/volunteers in a spacious, well-organized and clean space, sales benefit a women's shelter. I found several treasures on my visit.

I came here to volunteer with my daughter and it was a great experience. The people here were…read moregreat, friendly and very helpful. During our volunteer time, we were in charge of looking through all the clothes to grab certain ones to put in the sales bin. I looked through a lot of the racks with the other volunteers and there was a decent amount of really nice clothes! So, if you are interested in shopping at thrift stores, check this place out! Plus it is going towards a good cause - the NWA Women's Shelter!

Worst workers ever. It's only ever teenage girls working here, and they are all SO RUDE and make it…read moreseem like you're bothering them when you want to drop off clothes, pick up, or check out. I'm the same age as them and I would never treat a customer with attitude or as rudely as these girls do everytime I come in. This store is very overstocked so they rarely take much in, and when they do it's offered extremely low. They won't show you what they're taking unless you ask, SO MAKE SURE YOU ASK and make sure they don't steal anything!

Staff is so nice!! Store has so many options and name brands. So much cheaper than the Fayetteville…read morestore and cleaner too!! You can also sell your clothes and I made $100!!

I like this store but man the prices have gone up! Used jeans were $8-20 and shirts were around $7…read more They also had a very small section of books. I do like the selection of clothing here and it's in a convenient location but I do wish their prices were more "thrift store" pricing.

From the owner: Goodwill Store & Donation Center serving the Rogers community. Your donations and purchases support…read morejob training, education, and career services through Goodwill Industries of Arkansas. We accept clothing, shoes, accessories, home goods, and small electronics at this location.