I seem to always find something here! Rarely ai don't and while their prices aren't the cheapest…read morefor what they are selling it's usually around 50% of new value. Staff is generally friendly and seems like people do buy stuff and keep the stock moving. A few items are over priced like they try to sell the Trader Joe greeting cards for 1.99 when they are normally $1 normally. They have furniture, clothes, toys, and more. I love that they also now distinguish natural fiber clothing. Come by! The store is big

Came at 12:20 on a Wednesday when they said they'd be open. Locked up tight. Call before you go…read more Unreliable.

Stopped by to see what garden treasures I can find! In luck As I walked thru a nice quiet store…read more Clean aisles & staff at the register. I found a cute metal basket, well made for less than 5 bucks. They have a variety of nice crystal dishes also. I traveled over to the games and found 2 games that were reasonably priced.

Goodwill in Highland always feels like a mini treasure hunt for me, which is half the fun. I've…read moreactually been pretty lucky here and stumbled across some interesting finds that made the browse feel worth it. It's not somewhere I would drive out of my way to visit, but since it's close to my office, it's a great spot to pop into and mentally disconnect for a bit. Wandering the aisles and seeing what random item catches my eye is oddly relaxing. Sometimes a quick thrift detour is exactly the reset I need in the middle of the day.

Large selection of records and CD's. Staff is not friendly or approachable. I must say that…read moreCristina the cashier was pleasant and helpful. There was another young man sitting by the door who took my two kids clothes to hold them was very nice too. Employees were complaining when rearranging the furniture female employees complaining of the work. Prices were a bit high for me for being a thrift store as everything is donated to them. GREED. Most likely will not return

Very high prices for a thrift store. Not very friendly service, almost Rude,. Not a welcome…read morefeeling, even when you walk in.

New management, lower prices are back! Sign out front says "50% to 75% Off sale! Got 3 items, total…read morewith tax $8.62 (2 clothing items plus 3rd item). Friendly volunteers too! Only thing missing was sign that posted hours they are open.

I was there Thursday afternoon about a half hour before closing and wanted to buy an ornamental…read morewall hanging we agreed on a price and I wanted to pay for it and she says pay for it when you pick it up and I said I'll pick it up in a day or two went back on Monday morning, and she said the item had already been sold. I even talked to the manager on Thursday and she said she was gonna put a sold sign on it. I think they found someone to pay more for it or some kind of shenanigans are going on there. I would not recommend the store to anyone since they can't be trusted. It's sad that you pretend to be volunteers and then only looking out for yourself. I think it was the new manager's fault Jennifer, who made the mistake or whatever went on.

Have donates many times. Mostly clothes and small household items. Someone has always been posted…read moreat the donation truck who has helped .

The Salvation Army is a great place to find a bunch of stuff. Highly recommend going there very…read morewell organized, and stuff changes all the time. Every time I go there I find something that I need or that I can refurbish as a gift.

Omg I haven't done my monthly visit here in awhile. ECO Thrift always have three different…read morediscount color tags , one for 25%, 50%, & 75%! I came here just to browse because I always find good quality and sometimes brand new name brand items. The cashiers work extra hard to keep the checkout lines down. The clothes are organized to their best ability by sizes, women's, men's, infants, children's, youth, electronics, toiletries, and boutique. I even found new toys for my fur babies I truly believe this place is a hidden gem located in San Bernardino. And yes they have very friendly security guards who tell you, "Hello how are you" "Thank you." The workers walking around filling up the racks with more goodies. They don't mind answering questions, concerns and lots of patience with unruly children. Parking lot is kinda of unlimited and shared with another business next door but I always have a way to park! Come in and visit it's not bad at all and guarantee you will find something good!

I don't come to eco thrift as often as I used to because once their store became popular on tik tok…read morethey raised their prices. A yankee candle at eco was $17.99, when at target they're $14.29...they hike up the prices for name brand items even if they're not in good condition. I came in today looking for dickies and the tags on clearance were yellow, orange, and pink. All the tags on dickies were green. While paying security and the associates harassed a customer who had a bag and yanked it off their arm. Someone walked in during the commotion and realized what was going on and left due to how they were treating the person. Before paying the sales associate asked if I wanted a bag and I told her "no it's okay I have my own" and she proceeded to say "ohh great". Eco thrift employees treats everyone as thief's. They breathe down your neck while you're paying yet when you walk out and you set the alarm off because they forgot to take the security tag from items that are over a certain price. This place has horrible service and horrible prices. Thrift stores should not be reaching retail prices. Start ticket switching and start fighting back. This is unacceptable behavior. Find a better thrift store with better service.

Love the color coded presentation and displays. Friendly staff. Found some good items. Will come…read moreagain when I'm in the area.

Very cute thrift store thats set up like a boutique with dressing rooms. Allthough I didnt find…read moremuch here I will go back. Some prices matched but others were a little high. Service is great. Its ran by a group of lovely volunteers and the money goes directly back to the American Cancer Society.