World's largest Goodwill? Yes indeed. Huge parking lot, very organized inside, and so many…read moreemployees. There is a boutique area with name brand stuff, but the prices were still amazing. Pink tags were 1/2 off and unlike the stores in Reno, they don't take pink tags off the racks before the sale! There are fitting rooms, and it's all very clean and organized. This is a well-oiled machine here. Home goods side, with furniture, and for that alone I wish I had a UHAUL truck backed up. My cousin spent $150 and I spent about $75 and we spent about 3 hours there. Easily could have spent all day, but it was a thrifting kind of day, so we hit several stores the same day. Took away a star because they don't allow you to use their restrooms anymore. We would have spent more time and money, but they closed their bathrooms to the public (stupid).

Biggest goodwill ever that I've been to. Randomly discovered it while looking for stops to visit…read more There's a good selection of furniture, clothing and home goods. Walls of kitchen things too! It's almost a home depot sized goodwill. I came back for during a 2nd trip to Seattle. Huge parking lot! Can also get there via public transportation (bus stop nearby). The staff often brings out new clothes and there are fitting rooms! You do have to leave your personal bag outside the fitting room door and there's an employee who will watch them for you (trying to prevent theft).

Want to support the second-hand / reuse economy but put off by time spent digging through piles of…read moredisheveled clothing cast-offs? Endless choice selection is a psychological burden. Gathering stuff is not what makes people relaxed and/or happy. At this Goodwill store, you'll be relieved that the garment racks are not lengthy, and are also curated for thresholds of wearability and quality. Within 1/2 hour of entering I found a belt and the right color summer top I was hoping to find. Prices were $5.99. Grateful that it wasn't jacked up like other thrift stores "for inflation." Some of us are here to sidestep inflation! I didn't have the energy to walk down the perilous stairway into the household goods basement but it looked equally nicely laid out. Props to the sophisticated and warm, engaging staff who worked the floor offering humor, second opinions, and help finding mirrors. Other than the lack of mirrors, (ONLY 2 on the floor) this place seems like it will keep giving lucky finds and useful bits and bobs of clothing! Located around the corner from the best little taquerias, bars, and cafes, you can use your saved pennies for treats!

Some racks dont have clear signs of what they are so it makes it tough to find what types of…read moreclothing you want. I like that they have a red tag $1.99 day which makes it fun to shop. I bought two of them and the total was $4.40 and wanted to use 20 pennies and 2 dimes but the cashier said the manager's policy is no more than 10 pennies. Too bad.. even Mcdonalds accepts more than 10.

They weigh by the items you find and I ended up finding killer boots and rare pink dress. Parking…read moreis limited unless you get there right on time.

Staff is nice. Pricing is a little steep to say the least, but at least the store is very organized…read moreand the products they have are good,

This is a great thrift shop with an even better cause! Their proceeds go back to funding HIV care…read moreand other services in the community. When I stopped by, there were plenty of people checking out the Halloween costumes, but plenty of space for a nice browse. I ended up getting 2 fun T-shirts and a sleek phone case (looked brand new!) for just over $20. While the selection of clothing isn't huge compared to other thrift stores I've been to, it was organized well and there are always gems to be found if you're willing to look. The cashier was nice and friendly, and I walked out happy with my goods. Appreciated the Community Board as well, with a nice curation of events going on in the area!

When I worked on the hill I used to stop by Out of the Closet weekly to check out the deals and…read moresupport the non-profit. I met the manager at the time and got to know the staff. When I moved and switched jobs I called the non profit and they brought out a truck with two staff to pick up my gently used furniture. I even had some baby clothes that they donated to Mary's place. I continue to support however I can and really like the stores displays. The non profits mission and values are very clear and they are so community centered. I often refer folx in need of the rapid HIV testing that Out of the Closet provides. I'm happy that the money goes to fund this service. Also, great customer service and excellent staff. As the hill continues to evolve and change, I am so happy that Out of the Closet remains a Cap Hill staple. 10 stars!

Don't have enough positive things to say- absolutely stunning selection, and my jaw dropped at the…read moreprices in a GOOD way! How rare is that these days? I purchased multiple stunning kitchen ware pieces, and had to hold myself back from buying more. What a great homage to Seattle's rich Japanese culture. Will be sharing with friends and family.

Excellent food and fun atmosphere. All the dishes served were beautifully presented and so…read moredelicious.

Love this thrift store. Not only are the prices great but the Assistance League is a neighborhood…read moretreasure. Always a pleasure to stop in on a wall through wallingford.

Super clean shop! Lots of fun treasures! Stop by if you can!! I'll definitely go again!read more

Little tiny thrift shop of the Trinity Parish Church. Everything is cheap, the staffers are very…read morefriendly. Hit or miss. Some wool JCrew dresses for $4, books $.10 or $.25 or less, water bottles and kleen kanteens abound.

Great customer service provided by volunteers. They're very helpful. Cozy thrift store and lots of…read moregreat finds.

I wanted to like this place so much but the prices were simply absurd. Love the idea but the…read moreexecution left much to be desired. I just couldn't imagine paying $30-40 for a Stussy T or a crop top from Target circa 2010. Perhaps there are some folks who look for these exact "bargains" but I just don't think these prices will appeal in this economy to those searching for deals.

The place looks good from the outside, however we felt that the prices of some of the items were a…read morebit steep. Just not about to pay 34 bucks for a used tee. However, they had a DJ and the music was real good !