Never had a chance to become a member, First impressions…read moremean something still. Walked in to look for a new gym, walked up to the front counter and was ignored for 4-5 minutes with a worker playing on her phone 2 feet away from us. A lady from the back had to come and get her attention. Never offered a tour, or what that had to offer, so we went and walked around looking for ourselves to see what they had. Glad that happened, we found a place that was very happy to add us as members. My personal experiences, some may love the place but your front line workers are an example of how management conducts themselves. Not for me. I need more than some weights, customer service goes a long way.

Friendly staff. Accommodating. Good size facility and low wait times, if any, for work out…read moreequipment. Thank you. Liked sitting for a coffee too :)

This is one of the best local Goodwill stores in the area. It was obvious in the amount of shoppers…read morein the store. The place was very busy. The store is large and full of nice merchandise. The clothing is plentiful.. They have divided it and organized it nicely. They have a men's section, a women's section, and an area for children. The household items are nicely organized on shelves. They do a great job of keeping the merchandise rotated. New items are being brought out to replace the items being bought. They also have some nicer items on shelves near the registers in the front. The store is clean. Their prices are better than the other Goodwills. We were able to find some deals. It was a joy to shop here today.

I was shocked, chagrined, and blindsided by the highhanded imposition we experienced today. I pay…read morefor the items purchased -- and they're sitting on the counter. Turns out that GW no longer provides plastic bags for goods purchased. Instead, I had to buy several "reusable" bags.  This arrogant disconnect from the real needs and expectations of the customers caught me by surprise. How could they be so CLUELESS? (parenthetically, in CA where the bag ban is even more onerous, landfills have been filling up even more quickly, since shoppers often use the reusable bags only once.)

Everyone here was incredibly friendly they were quick to help us. We brought in a little bird who…read morehad been bitten by our cat, they quickly identified it as a house finch and got right to work. They are lovely, they seem to have a very positive and kind work environment.

This is NOT the Salvation Army Thrift store-- it's an administrative office. If you call the number…read morethey can give the telephone number and address for it though.

Dr. Leo is a wonderful teacher and TM has been an amazing change in my life. My stress is lower and…read moremy family relationships have improved!

He Said: 5 Points is the perfect venue. Incredible staff, an amazing selection of music (especially…read morethe dank jam bands), great sound, a bouncy dance floor, and an all around amazing vibe. She Said: He forgot to add that they also have good quality drinks available at reasonable prices. Plus the bar minders are kind and patient and awesome. We go to a LOT of music venues, and the beauty of this aspect of 5 Points cannot be overstated. Potty Points: 4/5 potty points. Do I wish there were more? Yes. Do I have to stand in line sometimes? Also yes. Do I meet some really interesting people in line and appreciate that as well as the cleanliness of the bathrooms once I finally get to use one? Absolutely yes.

Really cool place to see a band play. Gets crowded. Their drink service area could really be better…read moreorganized such as using a line organizer/velvet ropes - no one knows where the line is and you're constantly in someone's way or randomly standing in the middle of the bar line if you're in the back. That part was annoying. Also plan to be squished like sardines when watching a show if you haven't paid for seating. Of course some clutz/drunk guy spilled his drink on my shoes while standing towards the back watching the show. Definitely buy a seat upstairs if you want your personal space and don't want to constantly be in other people's way. General admission style on the ground floor. It also got super hot with crowded capacity of people they allow in. Downstairs bathroom and basement area was nice and cool. Outside the front area for smokers and fresh air. There was also a food truck parked outside the front of you get hungry. The building itself was really cool, old but maintained and remodeled to keep the antique architecture preserved.