I'm obsessed with this Goodwill. Why has it taken me so long to come here?! It felt closer to a…read moreconsignment shop honestly. It was really well organized, tons of stuff. Higher quality and more name brand items than the DI or savers. Everything is in great condition. The only downside is there are no fitting rooms, which is a bummer. There's a couple mirrors throughout but not a ton of easy places to try things on. I've found so many great home items and clothing items here.

This Goodwill is new and it was packed with so many goodies. It didn't disappoint. I definitely…read moreneed to go back. It was also very clean, lots of awesome clothing as well.

Cutest store in Holladay, or at least one of them!…read more They have their own brand of adorable boutique style stuff you can try on in person! & then they also carry lots of local and handmade items including my candle company called be light candle co; which gives 15% to Suicide prevention and awareness. The owner is Emilee and she is super sweet, loves to host events and is very accommodating for anything for looking. This place is way bigger than it looks--- there's a whole mother section in the back!!!

Lots of super cute unique finds! Things from clothes to restored furniture to fudge and wreaths and…read moreart work and unique jewelry. Great new boutique.

Great place that helps so many. The thrift store is clean and always organized. I've donated there…read moreand shopped there!

After visiting their sister store in Boise, I was excited to check out the Assistance League in…read moreSalt Lake City. This one is similar in mission and purpose-look them up to see what local charity they provide-they do good things! The store is setup more like a boutique than a thrift store, which makes the experience feel a little nicer than just bargain hunting. Whomever is in charge of dressing the mannequins and putting out the displays does a fantastic job-it really sets the tone of the store and looks incredible! The inventory might be a little less than some of the other second hand stores in the game, but I think they might cater to an older, more classy audience than folks who want to look like they buy their clothes at a thrift store. (Nothing wrong with either group!) Based on the clientele I saw here, this is the perfect place to bring your mom or grandma or to get a lovely dress for a tea party with a matching hat. Come to think of it, the Kentucky Derby is coming up soon-I'll bookmark this as a place to return!

This place is polarizing...I can imagine that people love it or hate it. Fellow "collectors" will…read morelove browsing through the piles of treasures and chatting with the store owner about their latest finds, estate sales and vintage collections. Minimalists will feel a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff found in here and the seeming lack of organization. I find myself in the minimalist camp, but I can appreciate the fun that can be found in admiring old items and imagining the history that they hold. I just might stick to the aisles that are a little less cluttered.

I thought I was getting a great deal. The sweater, camping top and free hoodie looked great. But…read more Made in China, according to the label. I thought I was buying local. Bought as a gift so the order may be returned.

Hey Savers, you get this sh't for free, and this is how you thank the community?…read moreYes, plenty of items are reasonably priced. But too many tags are eyebrow-raising. Some merchandise is marked higher than full retail, which feels exploitative, esp considering the inventory was donated. Every time I stop in, I see cheaply made dollar-store items (clearly labeled Greenbrier) priced at $5, or more. I've found two identical shirts marked $5 and $12. The same item, two completely different prices. There's no rhyme or reason... A great deal on one, $7 more for the exact same thing. As a longtime thrifter, that kind of inconsistency is hard to ignore. Savers is a for-profit company, so this isn't about supporting a charitable mission. If your shopping goal is to thrift and resell, you'll have a hard time turning a profit unless something slips through the cracks. I do want to note that the employees are super kind, hardworking, and they try to keep the store orderly. My frustration is strictly with the absurd, and inconsistent pricing.

I really like this Savers location. This is the first Savers I went to when first moving to Utah. I…read morelike the % off sales they have. Sometimes the colored tag with the % off for the day is hard to find, but when you do find something good, the savings is nice. It's usually pretty organized, but can get messy due to shoppers leaving stuff around. Favorite finds here: aerobics step, cd towers for my husband's cd collection.

A few weeks ago I had to help the company I work for schedule two donation pick ups that were sort…read moreof last-minute. Both times, it was Mason and Andre that came to assist us and they were both WONDERFUL!!! They were so helpful and patient and kind while I felt like I was full of chaotic energy trying to help get everything ready. It was a breath of fresh air to have them both show up with such great energy and it helped me feel less stressed, too! So, thank you to Mason and Andre for helping us in a hectic time and thank you for being awesome while you did it! And thank you for pivoting with me and taking more stuff than we had originally planned on. It was such a smooth process and I am so grateful.

Wide selection and friendly staff. We bought a table and a child's rocking chair. Very clean tooread more

selection is fine (3 stars maybe?), especially their glassware. but holy is this place overpriced.read more

I came here on a whim, and I thought it was amazing! I really want a home with a lot of vintage…read moreaccessories, and this is a place where you can definitely find some statement items to breathe personality into your space.