This is my favorite goodwill in Seattle! The BEST finds, I never leave empty handed. My whole apartment is filled with furniture from here! *including the cheat liquor cart in all existence - $7!! read more

Redmond Goodwill - Thrift Stores Near Me - Redmond, Washington

BEST spot for designer thrifting. Whenever I'm in town, I always slide by and have never walked out without something under my arm. This Goodwill, along with Issaquah VV are my go-to! read more

Donation processing was extremely slow. Got stuck for an hour just to donate some clothes. The culprit seemed that the workers were extremely slow in emptying the bin. Do they only have one bin? read more

The donation line! Backed up ten cars onto the street so little signage had to go around the block to figure out where to join line. After twenty minutes of absolutely no movement I exited before getting trapped in Their driveway and drove the twenty minutes to the Seattle store where I went their the donation line in five minutes. This was a weekday afternoon! Not gonna happen again! read more

I wanted to give the employees here props. I did not actually buy anything from the store, but came in to briefly browse and use the restroom (my little girl had an emergency). While I was there, I left a knapsack containing my daughter's tablet in the stall. When I realized the mistake 30 minutes later, I drove back to Goodwill. The knapsack was missing (not surprisingly), but the employees were so sympathetic and agreed to look out for it. An hour later I received a phone call that one of the employees had found the knapsack. We didn't have any hopes that it still contained the tablet, but yes it did! Turns out, they had picked it up from the restroom and had it sitting in the office. I am so impressed by how nice and helpful the staff was here. In addition, the store is surprisingly large, well organized, with lots of inventory. I've visited a couple of Goodwills in the past and my memories of those stores is not good. Not a lot of items to look at, and horribly organized making it almost impossible to find any items you need. Because of this, I rarely visit any Goodwill store. This store is very different and reminds me of Value Village (which I shop at all the time). So one more thrift store I can shop at and a new place I can come to donate my items. Awesome! read more

I'm a fan of Goodwill and this location is great. The cleanest one by far, it has a lot of square footage as well and a lot of merchandise. Many items are still new too. Found several blu rays still factory sealed - some Will Ferrell movies, Arrested Development, and others. Found a brand new, tags still attached Victoria Secret purse as well as a Michael Kors purse. The two employees I interacted with were friendly too. Small parking lot for the size of the store. It seemed like hardly anyone was in here in the middle of a weekday, but the parking lot was maxed out. read more

Always a good place to find bargains. Would be happier if they accepted textiles for recycle. But just learned they allow leashed well behaved dogs. read more

This goodwill sits on a corner lot in the the Bellevue Redmond area. We didn't know what to expect in terms of being open for donation drop off on a Saturday but they were open! The line to the donation drop off trickles onto the street turning onto the property however the wait wasn't too bad considering there is one guy accepting drop offs. Since we had bags of clothes in garbage bags it was pretty painless and quick. After we decided to park to check out this huge store because if you watch antique road show or pawn stars then you never know what you treasures you can find! The store itself smells a little funky and musty with a stale type of warmth but the inside is very organized and clean! They have almost new razor scooters, mongoose bicycles, brand new bicycle cannondale bike parts, brand new kites, Tommy Bahama shirts with tags and much more. There are some really cool finds and if you find yourself bored on a rainy weekend wanting to explore then this is like a huge garage sale. I have to say though somethings are really not that cheap. Just have patience and tolerance to bargain hunt. Will definitely come again as merchandise seems to turn over pretty quickly! read more

Great place to shop! Clean and friendly environment. However, the donations drop off is a bit of a nightmare. The staff and volunteers move as quickly as they can but due to the amount of donations being received cars often flow out into the street and block traffic. Goodwill has made an attempt to advertise that people should not be blocking traffic but it does not deter most. read more

It's a second hand store so you can't have an idea or be picky with what you are looking for you can only hope for the best. I am originally from Federal Way and I go thrifting a lot, and given the area this thrift store has a huge selection of clothes and home goods. I got BRAND NEW LEVIS for $15 and some really nice dresses. I would highly recommend this store!!! read more

So happy we stopped in at this Goodwill on a recent trip to Bellevue. The store is clean and organized and the staff are consistently good. Everyone we spoke to was helpful and knew what they were doing. They had a good selection of bags but not as many shoes, which is a bummer. I am spoiled by the Ballard store as it has a huge shoe selection for women. My partner found some brand-new kicks that made his day so that was enough for me. read more

I have coming to this Goodwill for some time and find that it's by far the best! If you're looking for labels and high end brands you'll(I have found and purchased) find: Lululemon (mostly with the tags cut out), Kate Spade, Jimmy Choo, LV (questionable authenticity), Eileen Fisher, Michael Stars, Free People, Michael Kors, Sam Edelman, Mott & Bow, Paige, Kut from the Cloth, Lucky Brand, Hudson just to name a few. Everything's been in pretty nice condition, but inspect it for stains & wear. You only have 7 days to return for store credit. read more

Bellevue Goodwill used to be my favorite for some great deals. Since they moved to the new location, the prices absolutely vary. I love thrift store shopping, and I know that wherever you go, you need to search to find the good stuff. However, in this location particularly, the prices are very...strange. There are some great desks for 9.99, or a vintage coach purse for $25. But then there are old, stained dresses for $16, or an absolutely beat up dresser for $49.99 (I'm not exaggerating, I just wish I had pictures to show!). There were some very random pieces of furniture for over $250, (and just remember, everything in this store was donated, this is not a consignment store). It just felt so random, and since there was so MUCH to look at, it was frustrating find pieces that would fit in my home, and then on second look it was ridiculously overpriced. As far as clothing, when brand new items at Ross become significantly less expensive, it's disappointing. I did not want to go under four stars, since the location is clean and organized & as stated throughout the employees are great. However, they really need to create some guidelines for their staff as to how to evaluate pricing. read more

Best goodwill ever! Nice brands at good prices and cheap furniture. I saw book cases for around 20$ and nice dressers and tables.

The Goodwill in downtown Redmond has the best deals almost every day. Great selection of Men and women's clothing, house decor, bathroom accessories, kitchen accessories, electronics, furniture, books and so much more. Check out their website for amazing deals. #yelpelite read more

There are better run charities. Based on my experience this morning I am leaving this review. Apparently you can only enter the drop off drive from one direction but I didn't see any signage indicating that. I am not a "regular" and was not aware. I thoroughly enjoyed being lectured by a young rich white woman and a rude drive employee. Any attempt to politely suggest signage indicating mandatory preferred traffic flow is met with pretentious interruption. I gave up. read more

I was just assisted by Jill, the front end manager at Goodwill in Redmond. What a sweetheart and on the busiest shopping day of the year! Something Jill said really struck me. When I thanked her for helping with the customer service issue she said That she appreciated my business and that without customers she would have no job!of course she said and I want to thank you for picking icing or store and she said also when Anna rang me up In no time, assisting me with a complicated purchase and making it seem like it was something she did all day long! Talk about Norstrom's style customer service!!! Goodwill not know he has great customer service their name says it all: they have GOOD WILL! read more

Ohhmahgawwwwww!! I love thrift stores! Goodwill always has amazing deals and I love to go look at things and occasionally find treasures. This is a new location for Redmond/Bellevue since they moved from down the street and it's amazing!!! It's at least 1/3 bigger than their old location and it's in a private lot now so it's less hectic. For reference this is the old Office Depot building, it's clean and neat and spacious! I know they opened recently but even so the store is filled and organized very well. The donation area is a little tricky to find as it is to the left corner instead of the right corner this time. It's worth coming to look! I am a huge fan of this new location and will drop by when I'm on the hunt for some weird or random stuff. read more

Redmond Goodwill - Thrift Stores Near Me - Redmond, Washington

STAY AWAY !!! Bad place to drop donations. I went there to drop a 3 year coffee table and they refused to take it. Bcoz it was a few spots/ nail paint on it. What's the point of donating to a goodwill store when they simply refuse to take furniture that someone else can use for sure? Am I supposed to buy new furniture, assemble it and donate it?? Next time you want to drop stuff here be prepared that they may refuse to take it. There are a couple of places around here that are happy to take all your stuff. You have been warned ! read more

Like the new location but if you're not there early, parking can still be an issue. Employees are very nice. The main issue is the pricing. I don't care if it's a "name" brand; if it's worn out or so outdated that no one is going to buy it, why is it so expensive?!!! You really can find some Nice stuff but you have to go often and really look things over. Found a nice cashmere sweater for $9.99 but 2 big holes in it. read more

There is no help at the jewelry counter! Every time I go into this store they don't care about the customers wanting to purchase jewelry. Most of the jewelry and high end, high priced items are locked in the case in this jewelry section. Every time I go into the store I have to ask numerous times for someone to assist me. If you can wait 45 minutes to an hour before anyone can help you, then you are in luck. Worst customer service out of all of the Goodwill stores I have shopped in across the United States!!! read more

Literally the most expensive goodwill in existence, but not if you're a man. Anything in the womenswear is a minimum $25.

I donate to Goodwill often, and this location has one of the easiest drop off areas of any Goodwill in the area. Multiple lanes, easy access and an efficient staff make for a very painless process. The new building is a huge upgrade over their previous location down the street, but I have to ding them a star for the parking situation. The lot is too small for the number of people who seem to be coming by, and the number of parking spots just isn't enough. read more

This is the best goodwill in the area! I love to refinish old furniture and this place is no shortage of good finds. A big furniture section so my heart is happy here! This store itself is huge and tons of sunlight coming in makes it feel so bright and welcoming. The employees are top notch and have a cast of really funny characters working there. New stuff is hitting the floor all day long and their donation drop off is one of the easiest. Just bring your car around to the side of the building and the workers help you unload. Everything is organized impeccably. This is my favorite weekly stop. Thanks goodwill! read more

Donation center is so frustrating. After waiting 35 minutes in line, they declined taking our basically brand new futon. They said that it was too dirty (5 pine needles) and that it had no mattress. It is a futon. I told him that the mattress is built in. He told me that they don't accept "junk" read more

I am a Goodwill Connoisseur and I went to the one out in Bellevue/Redmond. I was not impressed at all. The only thing I was impressed with was the cleanliness of the store. I am a plus size woman and was very sadden at the fact that the selection for my size was slim pickings to none. Like they had maybe 4 to 6 items in that section. So you mean to tell me there are no plus size women in Bellevue??? A lot of people told me you need to go out to Bellevue to get the good stuff. Well I'm here and I didn't find any hidden treasures here. Very very disappointed. I find more treasures at my local stores than I did here. Waste of my time !! read more

Point blank- they wouldn't let me use the bathroom- but stay tuned for a lil backstory. Ohhhh. I'm writing this review after having a bad day or experience with almost everywhere I went today but Goodwill kicked it off and really try to set my mood. I'm still trying to look on the positive side, but forget you GOODWILL and your management team. I arrived on the lovely day around 9am. It was the second day since reopening. I checked online, called & even looked at the front door- "OPEN: 9:00AM". So I drove on up to you and sure enough, it's actually 10 am. I've been doing some light shopping since stores have slowly opened, so I'm chill & decide to wait in line behind the others. I was doing well, light chit chat & all of a sudden- disaster. Idk what happened but all of a sudden- I needed to tinkle ! It was 9:40 at this point and I thought hey, they'll let me in for a quick second. I thought the lord himself was watching me because an employee came out to add a trash bag to the stores trash can right outside the doors. I politely ask if I can use the bathroom. I've been waiting over 40 minutes & I think it was reasonable. He says he asks his manager & I watching walking from person to person. This guys walked to like three different people & finally returned. He said they all had different answers but they asked that I just drive somewhere else to find a bathroom. I was really surprised but also, I physically couldn't. I knew if I would have gone into my car & tried to sit, I would have to go back into goodwill to buy some new pants. I asked him if it could be really quick and reminded him the store was suppose to be open 45 min ago & he just asked that I wait or go somewhere else. This was some bull on the managers part. I am in plain sight of the employees. I've been waiting all this time. Find your soul !! I was in physical pain. If they had a strict policy or if they would have been fined for opening the doors early, then I would understand. But they opened 5 min early! Which my bladder was very happy about but c'mon man. You see me crossing my legs for dear life. Throw me a bone. The fact that it was cold and raining didn't help at all. read more

I was impressed with the quality and quantity of goods here. It is interesting to note how purging fads differ between communities. Apparently no one in Bellevue uses rolling pins anymore; there were more available here than any thrift store I have ever seen. And cheap! Chairs on the other had were grossly overpriced here compared to other area thrift stores--$15-25 for your standard slightly broken dated kitchen table chair, what would be $5 anywhere else. This one is definitely worth checking out. read more

I've been getting in to thrifting lately and love the rush of finding good deals! This Goodwill is brand new and pretty spacious but it does get very busy at times (avoid Mondays!)! If you have the time and patience you can find some awesome brands in great condition (although they do overprice them) and for my littles, I can find some new with tags toys and great looking clothes! read more

A madhouse. Donation site is at the back, cars piling up and totally blocking both lanes, so it's impossible to get out that way. Guy was 'directing' the traffic, he was fully incompetent. Store is open, kind of organized, but cashier is rude ( might be the cultural difference...), no returns. As everywhere else the fitting rooms are closed but unlike everywhere else here you can't make a return. You are buying used stuff so if they are afraid of covid particles living on clothing they should not sell used clothes. But since they do, they have to change their return policy. Ridiculous. All the other stores accept returns. read more

Prices were pretty expensive considering it's a thrift store.... Found great things just wish they were a bit cheaper...

I donate to goodwill often but lately they have gotten really picky about what they would take so i asked to talk with a manager this lady comes out saying she was in charge, i asked why they wouldn't take my very nice table and chairs she got very rude and seemed irritated that i asked. After a couple minutes she agreed to take it acting like she was doing me a favor She quietly says something to her helper and rudly turned and walked off while her helper took my table inside. Then as i was leaving going around the building i see the same helper throwing the table into the trash. Needles to say i will no longer be bringing goodwill my donations or my buisness. If this is how there manager treats the people trying to help they dont deserve my buisness or anyone elses read more

Over the years we have been donating expensive almost brand new things that we do not need. I have seen also big expensive cars dropping good things as well. So why is that whenever I go to this store or others they have things like in the 70s also the place smells like BO. Where are the good donations that people drop off. We stopped giving donations and we give it to people that are in need. I know it will go to people that really needs it. read more

Prices are way higher compared to other goodwills. Yes, I can find some steal items here (every few months) but most of the time when I stop in every other weekend its just like $20 for an old navy hoodie or $30 for some target brand rain jacket. Dont go near the toy aisle. Toys all over the floor in that aisle, spilling into the main walk way. Seems like parents just drop their kids off in that aisle as they go looking around. Dont get items without a tag either. I got a book that was the size of the other .99 cent books but they rang it up for like 3.99. Theyll always ring it up as the highest price. Its a trap, dont fall for it Edit: 03/02/2018 - Came back here after awhile, don't know why lol. Wish I could give this place 0 stars. $10 for a used looking soccer ball? Seriously? Beware of the staff here! They'll constantly follow you around as if you're shoplifting & deny helping you. Did you forget? It's the customers that are the reason you have your jobs. Also, the parking lot is filled during weekends and tons of cars just drive around for like 10-20 minutes just waiting for people to leave lol, don't risk your safety and getting into an accident just for a scam of a deal. read more

This goodwill is overpriced. It's even worse than the ones in Seattle which is sayin sum shit. Also the parking lot is waaaaaayyyy too small. I'm only giving 3 stars because I did manage to find two nice seemingly new blouses here but if you knew me and how I can shop, that's not saying much. read more

With reviews, we often hear of the customer service that is received at the retail store level and not too much from behind the scene staff (often the directors or at corporate offices) and we don't have very many reviews that thank our customers for helping us when we need it. I would like to share that the great customer service and level of good will continues beyond the retail floor, of amazing team work and the unfaltering willingness to help someone in distress both from our customers and from our Goodwill team. I am a manager, Anna, at the Goodwill in Redmond and while working I misplaced my cell phone. I didn't realize it until about 30 minutes later and as I am sure many people are aware, a lot of things can happen to a cell phone within 30 minutes. I was in the office, fretting and trying to remember where I put my phone. My supervisor Chris called my phone, my assistant store manager Martin was on the standby waiting to see if he could help. I pulled out my laptop and realized I couldn't use my hotspot because I didn't have my phone. Our regional director, Israel was at our store working, said "let's use find my phone, I'll help you" and he came over to my desk and helped me set up my computer to find my phone, took my laptop, walked me out to the floor and walked around with me while calling my phone from his phone or pinging my phone from the laptop. He circled the store while I dug through the aisles. Then I hear a page overhead about someone who has lost a phone to please go to the front. Sam, one of our sales associates kept hearing the find my phone ping from our lost and found container near the registers. She recognized my phone. I was relieved and happy that an anonymous, kind customer found my phone and returned it to the front cashiers. Earlier a different customer offered his phone to me to call my phone as well. We often receive lost phones at our front cashiers from our honest customers who are very thoughtful, generous and understanding. I chose to work at this store because I truly care about the mission of the company as well as it being environmentally friendly by reusing, recycling and re-purposing goods. I am touched and truly grateful that the team that I have affirms all the good beliefs and values that the company exudes and that our customers also take pride in being a good person. Thank you to our wonderful customers and to my awesome team!! read more

I like Goodwill, but not this location. The prices on some of their items are unusually high, and they are incredibly picky about their donations. It almost feels like this Goodwill focuses on reselling pristine donated items for maximum revenue. read more

Very organized store and super accommodating when I needed to do an exchange. The employee even remembered my purchase over the phone! Only downside is if you're looking for golf clubs, they sell them individually instead of as a set. read more

Ridiculous pricing lately. I've seen some items, like a Lodge cast iron skillet (not vintage), selling for what they would cost brand new (and without rust spots). Or vaguely mid-century modern furniture made with veneer or plastic laminate selling for *more* than it would cost at a dedicated MCM dealer. People go to Goodwill to find the best deals possible. Otherwise they'd be better off going to curated antique or vintage dealers, or hell, just buying something new on Amazon. This location usually has some exciting things, but now I always just leave discouraged when I find that not only am I not getting a screamin' deal, but I'm sometimes not getting any kind of deal at all. What's the point? read more

the prices here are so obnoxious that i would rather rob a homeless camp. this store i supposed to be low prices to get clothes for yourself and ur kids but it is so overpriced and dumb. read more