Friendly staff. Good selection of items from home decro, toys and clothing. I recommend taking your…read moretime shopping here. You just might find a good bargain.

This is a real thrift store! Very big, nicely organized and friendly staff. They have a little bit…read moreof everything you can imagine. The clothes are arranged by mens, women's, babies, male and female children. There are shoes and purses. They have books and movies. There is glassware and home goods. I found some really great stuff at reasonable prices. I'm really scared of buying clothing from a thrift because of bedbugs.

What a unique thrift store with a great selection of items for all needs of your life. Vintage…read moreitems, clothing, jewelry, houseware, furniture, shoes, small appliances, all dog items, oh and did I mention proceeds all go to support A Home For Spot, an amazing dog rescue ! All the more that's why you should be shopping here. Definitely will be back to find more great bargains

What a lovely little thrift boutique on a very busy street where you'd miss it if you weren't…read morelooking for it. I heard about Dog Junkies on Yelp and saw all the great reviews and thought I'd swing by and check it out. I'm so glad I did because I found some amazing shoes that were in pretty good condition. I'd say the price of the shoes was a little high for a thrift store but since I know the money is going to a really good cause I don't mind spending extra. I mean how are these pups going to be taken care of without sales? So again spending a little extra is worth it and I think it's such a great idea! I actually didn't know that was the story behind this little thrift store until I talked to the lady at the counter and what a sweet story it is. Every time someone purchases something all the proceeds go to the rescue for the pups that would otherwise be euthanized. So if your looking to spend your money on some pretty neat goodies, whether it be housewares, books, furniture, or clothing, I highly recommend Dog Junkies!

I scheduled a pickup to donate my dresser, and it took over a week to get an appointment. I waited…read morethe entire morning for the pickup team to arrive, only to be told that they couldn't take the dresser because their warehouse was full. If that was the case, they should have declined the donation when I first scheduled the pickup instead of having me wait over a week and then waste my entire morning. This experience was frustrating and a poor use of my time. Better communication and planning would have prevented this inconvenience. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I would not recommend this organization for donation pickups.

This is a very organized, well run store with clothing, furniture, cookware and everything in…read morebetween. Prices are reasonable, and 100% of the proceeds go toward services provided by the Mission. Workers are helpful and friendly.

I happen to find this place somewhere on a social media site and decided to check it out!…read more This place has a ton of furniture, decorations, records, books, different kinds of housewares, and everything in between. I came here exclusively to try to find some flatware, and I was pleasantly surprised that they had some cool pieces. Their prices are thrift store prices probably cheaper than Savers or Goodwill, plus they were giving a small discount for new customers that day. If you're in Vegas area and I want to scavenger hunt for some unique items I highly recommend coming to YSL. Also, the staff is very friendly and informative, and that just makes this place even more awesome! Thanks YSL for providing me with some cool thrift finds.

So this place was a bit of a disappointment when it comes to price over value. It is huge and they…read morehave a lot to see but personally the prices were very much like a goodwill if not more expensive. For being a thrift shop there were things that were overpriced. Especially when there are other places near by that also have a great selection and are a lot less expensive. The staff was very friendly and they did have like color sales but even with that, it seemed to be a little overpriced.

I guess I had goodwills all wrong. I'm from Utah and the goodwills we have out there don't have…read morechanging rooms, and that fact alone really bugged me ha. But here, they have changing rooms, and this location in particular is really big and aside from a few piles of clothes on the ground MOSTLY well organized.

GOODWILL MARYLAND PARKWAY -- DO BETTER…read more As many people know, I go to thrift stores all the time. I spend a lot of money, and I write honest reviews--good and bad. If I see problems and can take pictures, I will, and if I could post videos, I would. I have been shopping at the Goodwill on Maryland Parkway for a long time. The managers know me very well. I have even helped them by pointing out shoplifting, tag switching, and other issues. They have checked their cameras and verified that I was genuinely trying to help. I spend money there every time I go--scrubs for work, merchandise to send to my husband in the Philippines, and other items. I can post receipts. I probably spend a minimum of $50, and sometimes $200-$250 in one visit. The managers and employees have always appreciated my business and help. I understand this location has serious problems. The shoplifting is horrible, and there are significant issues with homelessness. I know the employees have a difficult job, and I have always tried to be respectful of that. Most of the employees are actually pretty decent. Some recognize me, say hello, laugh and joke with me, and provide good customer service. Sunday, however, was completely different. Lisa was working at the register. When I walked up, there was no hello or basic courtesy. Instead, I was immediately asked, "What do you need? Is that everything?" One item I was purchasing did not have a traditional price sticker. I honestly didn't know the policy. There was a price written on the bottom of the power cord, so I assumed that was acceptable. Lisa told me I couldn't purchase it and that it had to go back out for sale. I asked if she could put a price tag on it or call a manager to verify. I explained that the managers know me and that I shop there regularly. Her response was that the managers didn't care, that they told employees to do this, and that she wasn't going to waste their time. I asked to speak with a manager. She told me they were at lunch and that I was wasting my time because they were going to tell me the same thing anyway. If the Goodwill policy is that an item without an official price tag cannot be sold, fine. I can accept a policy. What I cannot accept is being treated like I'm an inconvenience for asking a simple question. Then, when I asked for her name, she turned her name tag around. At checkout, after she entered the transaction, I was standing there waiting because I didn't know the total. She then said, "Are you going to pay or what?" I told her I was waiting for her to tell me the total. She pointed to the screen. Again, this wasn't about the price or the policy. It was about attitude, disrespect, and basic customer service. I'm not asking employees to give me special treatment. I'm not asking for a red carpet. I'm asking for basic human kindness and professionalism. If something cannot be sold, simply say, "I'm sorry, unfortunately we can't sell this without an official price tag." If necessary, call a manager. That's customer service. Goodwill receives most of its merchandise through donations, and customers still come in and spend their hard-earned money. Goodwill has also become increasingly expensive, so when someone is standing at your register ready to spend money, why make them feel like they're bothering you? I have supported this location for a long time. I've spent plenty of money there. I've helped employees identify theft and tag switching. I've defended the store when people complained. So when I have a bad experience, I'm going to speak up about that too. I will be contacting Goodwill corporate and asking them to review this incident, including the policy regarding items without price tags and the customer-service expectations for employees. I'm not saying every employee at this location is bad. They aren't. There are some genuinely good employees and managers there. But Goodwill Maryland Parkway, DO BETTER. Train your employees. Hold them accountable for how they speak to customers. And remember that every legitimate customer walking through those doors deserves to be treated with basic respect. I love thrift stores. I support Goodwill. I will continue to shop--but I also have every right to speak up when I am treated poorly. Do better, Maryland Parkway Goodwill.

Good finds. Friendly staff…read more Good brands. Glad to see this store ran by Hispanics instead of orientals

Came in looking for Shaka shorts. They were friendly, helpful and had the best price in town!read more

They organize and keep strict rules for fairness and safety . Always a good time and great finds!read more

Be Prepared -- It's Not Your Average Thrift Store…read more I went to the Goodwill Clearance Center hoping to do some thrifting, and let me just say -- be prepared. Bring gloves. You'll be digging through a lot of stuff that isn't exactly clean. This place is basically where all the unsorted items go. They dump everything into large bins, and shoppers line up waiting for new bins to be rolled out. When that happens, it's pure chaos -- people rush in like it's Black Friday. One woman even started pushing me, and I had to push back multiple times. Some people can be really rude and aggressive. If you enjoy hunting for treasures in the middle of total disorder, this might be your thing. But if you prefer a structured, organized thrift store, you'll probably find this overwhelming. You pay by weight, not by item -- everything gets weighed at the end, and I think it's around 50¢ per pound. Some people walk out with a lot of stuff for cheap, but just know it's a true dig-and-sort experience, not a regular Goodwill setup.

Sadly all kind of junk... Savers has better thrift finds. I saw this place on Tiktok and wanted to…read morecome check it out, but definitely not worth the trip.

Great coffee!! The thrifting selection was mainly clothes and random shein junk. Will be back again…read morefor the coffee