Good selection and pricing, clean and well organized, and the staff, who are likely volunteers,…read morewere a ton of fun. Oh, and I got a stunning belt.

Nice. Would go again. Central location. Big selection. Cant remember what I bought there it's been…read morea while.

This place was suggested by my parents as worth a visit while in town. First of all, it is…read morecurrently under construction (as of March 2026), so the parking lot is extremely limited with maybe 6 spots, so we parked at the strip mall across the street along with several other patrons. This isn't really a great idea as there is no crosswalk nearby, so proceed at your own risk. There are also signs designating the parking for the strip mall only. I hope their construction includes more parking! This store is jam packed with clothing, books, houseware items, decor, and more. It was super busy when we visited, so everywhere we turned we were in the way or running into people. It was pretty chaotic but I think they must be expanding since it seems very popular. You can find some high-end items here (according to my parents) so if you're on a hunt for something specific you might have fun looking. I didn't really have anything in mind to look for, but I did end up buying an Athleta tank top for yoga, which was only $10 (they retail for $40-$50). Nate got a Columbia shirt for $10 as well. They have a few changing rooms to try things on, and plenty of employees (volunteers?) helping. Checking out was easy and I was able to pay with a credit card. I don't think I need to stop in every time I'm in town, but I would be curious to visit once their construction is done.

If any of the following conditions apply to you, run don't walk to the Bargain Basket:…read more 1/ Need kitchen ware, small appliances, glassware and resort colorful art - don't pay full price when you can get high quality designer name brands that will make your place look marvelous. 2/ You came down to Marco Paradise with only two pairs of shorts - it's ok, visit Bargain basket to add to your clothes inventory or to brighten up your look. Same goes for ladies and men's clothing. Where else can you find a $100+ shirt, gently used for $10? 3/ Books and sheets and tools and gadgets- don't give the box stores your $. Need an alarm clock, table lamp, extension cord, 9 iron? Lastly, don't just give Bargain Basket one chance - visit at least three times - the inventory literally turns over every few hours. Need a pink shirt for a party- Bargain Basket

OMG!!! This place was a mix of new and old. Where i come from Goodwill stores are all old things…read morebeing resold. This place was staged like a TJMaxx. We don't have Goodwill stores like this in New England. I walked away with some brand new earring for only a few dollars. I was looking for large white hoops. Score! On top of the great staging, it was clean. Then to top it off, they were selling snack in the checkout line. This is top notch Goodwilling!

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. Approximately 25,000 people in Southwest Florida are served by Goodwill Southwest Florida thrift stores every year. I discovered this Goodwill in Egret Crossing on a recent thrifting trip to Naples. The store opened in May of 2021 and it still looks brand new. This Goodwill resembles a Home Goods more than a thrift store. There is so much to explore here starting with the Better Brands section of clothing, a boutique area where you can find name brand clothes. The store is filled with not only donated items but brand new items too. They have a ton of clothing for men, women, and children, accessories, furniture, home goods, toys, small appliances, books, and more, all at discounted prices. Everything is organized by type, color, and size so shopping is a breeze. This is easily the nicest Goodwill I have ever been in.

Had some valuable items that we needed to donate and we were not home to do so. St Matthews came…read moreover, right away, a neighbor helped open the door, and they pick up. So glad I used them. God bless.

Wonderful selection and great prices! Whether you're looking g to furnish a home or get some new…read moreduds for spring- this is the place. In the one month we visited Naples we visited both stores every week and always found something we couldn't live without

Horribly overpriced for junk items. Literal trash on the shelves. Do not recommend shoppers to…read morevisit here.

Lower prices stuff is higher here than in the store new!! Everything is way overpriced, stuff from…read morethe dollar tree is three dollars here.

Great furniture selection! Clean store. I was surprised by the good amount of sports clothes. The…read morestaff was very friendly and informative! Prices were reasonable! I can't wait to check out some of their other locations!

Good thrift shop in Bonita. Lots of furniture and artwork. Good, decent prices. Helpful employees…read more Large store with lots of items. Not too much small items or collectibles. Fun place.

I've stayed on Sanibel several times over the past 15+ years and have stopped and shopped at Noah's…read moreArk every time. The deals are fantastic and the variety changes with every visit. If you see something that catches your fancy, don't hesitate or the person behind you will buy it!!

The service from the ladies behind the cash out counter is dismal. The selection is pretty good…read moresometimes but not so other days. The value on something's are ok: shoes, clothes but on quilts forget it. You might as well buy new at TJ Maxx. Many of the lamps are overpriced as well . All in all be aware of the cost of items at thrift shops. The items were donated but the prices don't reflect it.