I've been wanting to come out here for a long time. They're only open from Thursdays to Sundays…read more The entrance is located in the parking lot of Woodstock pharmacy and The Blue Frog Imports...at least that's the only entrance that I know about. They have pretty good stuff here and for pretty cheap. Stuff like handmade dollies for 50 cents and neat kitchen stuff from the 70's and 80's. I bought a Olympus Infinity zoom 35mm film camera for $2. If I had bought it at a camera store I would of paid easily $38.00. The camera just needed a CR123 lithium battery and some 35 mm. I also saw two typewriters there...one is an electronic- a Smith Corona I think for about $25 and an old Royal standard for about $50. The ladies there were super friends and I enjoyed shopping there. Along with my receipt they gave me a 10% couple for my next visit! Sweet! 1486th 7/25/2018 406th for 2018

I stopped by on a Tuesday and apparently they're closed on Tuesdays now. (And while I was sitting…read morein my vehicle writing this review someone else walked up to the door and then realized they were closed.). Their website is correct regarding when they're open but Yelp wasn't. Wish I could've given it a higher rating but I don't live in this area so won't be back. PS - make that another person! So 3 people would've walked in in a span of 10 minutes had they been open. I feel bad for them since they're not open because they don't have enough volunteers.

"I love thrift shopping. You can get ten things because everything costs, like, three dollars."…read moreLorde I love thrift shopping too! While this trip didn't produce any great finds, it's a very well organized clean store. Prices were ok. Some good, some not so good. Overall a-ok

Goodwill is always a good destination when you're going thrifting. With almost everything being…read morebelow six dollars it's pretty affordable. I went recently with a friend and I was able to find lots of good pieces that will give me lots of smiles and to know I got a huge bag for only $40 is all the evidence I need to keep coming back here.

This is about the Goodwill Store on Hwy 92, Woodstock, GA:…read moreOn Monday, January 26th 2026, I went to this Goodwill, intending to purchase warm coats, jackets, and sweaters (taking advantage of their Monday's .99 items), to take to the homeless because it was supposed to be in the teens that night. While I was their, I purchased a play kitchen for my grandson and came upon a cool, black sequined formal dress that looked very fun! I do not go places where this would be appropriate and the item had no price tag but I thought it would be fun to try it on. It was my size. The checkout woman is known to me and I asked the price. She looked at it and gave me a price, noting that it was a formal. Since Goodwill allows returns, I purchased it, along with over 40 items to take to the shelters, and my play kitchen (which I would have to come back for, after dropping off the items for the shelters). Today, I came back with a few returns from another day and the dress. The acting manager refused to take the dress back because the person who rang me up had not put a tag on the dress. The manager knew who had sold it to me and also knew I had purchased the dress the day before. She had a terrible attitude. It was just a day ago, I told the manager the name and description of the girl who had sold the dress to me and she just said "The return policy is on the receipt". The policy iis that the tag must remain on an item in order to return it. My item was not given a tag, which was not of my doing. She seemed to enjoy refusing to refund my purchase. In the meantime, another customer came to the counter and asked to speak to the manager. The manager moved away to speak with that customer. The cashier who was helping me told me that the dress should not have been sold to me and I agree. It the other person had said that it could not be returned, I would not have purchased the dress. I do not know what the manager's interaction with the customer was but the customer left, obviously unhappy. That acting manager (Lawra Mills) gleefully and sarcastically yelled after that customer as she was leaving the store, "Thank you! Have a good night!" and then turned to the cashier who helping me "These entitled people!" The manager is named "Lawra" Mills and I had never seen her at that store before. I have shopped at that Goodwill for years. The male manager has always been friendly and always smiles. He has a "can do" attitude. Ms. Mills quite obviously feels contempt for her customers and seems to enjoy being incredibly rude. I enjoy going to Revive and Restore (thrift stores in the same shopping center) but I will think twice before returning to that Goodwill Store. If Lawra Mills the new manager, that will make the decision for me. The Woodstock Goodwill on Bells Ferry Road, in Woodstock, is much better, friendlier, and cleaner.

the volunteers are very nice, store is clean and organized. it's a great organization! I have…read morerescued several dogs from them.

It's a thrift store, so don't expect Target or Walmart services. That said, as thrift stores go,…read morethis one is pretty good. Lots of selections of items; everything from furniture to pet supplies to clothes to movies. The items are in good shape, too. Charity-oriented businesses can have lousy products and services, but this one is the exception. The goods are well-sorted, presented neatly, and of good-quality. The volunteers who work there are friendly and helpful. They take credit cards, which is helpful at a thrift store. The parking can get full at peak times, and it's a right-turn-only exit; just something to be aware based on the time of day. Mostly Mutts is a great organization doing great things. This store represents them well, for a great cause. Recommended.

I thought I will give them an other chance since my friend had done well with them by taking in…read moresome furniture. Boy, was I wrong. Nice young man asked me to pull up to the curb. Tall lady with dark hair and glasses came to estimate my furnitures. Ok, so I understand if you don't want a lonely barstool, and if you rather want two dining table chairs because a pair might sell better. However, I had a nice wooden side table with a glass top and shelf with glass sides. You could place small trinkets under the glass for display. She didn't even bother to take a good look at this item on the back seat of my car. She didn't understand how the table worked. So, I'll be happy to donate my furniture to Mostly Mutts instead of wasting my time with this Revive in Woodstock.

Went by today to ask about donating my wifes designer clothes and asked what charities they…read moresupport. Answer was NONE

Great prices and good cause to support…read more Love the 'free' section that is available for a cash donation.

Great service, well kept and clean! Love that it supports a good cause also really great if you're…read morea crafter, they had a big section of Scrap fabric yard different types of things like that. Didn't take any pictures unfortunately.

This must be the cleanest thrifts store I have ever visited. The clothes didn't smell bad,…read morehousehold items were shiny. Smaller toys and some utensils are packed in plastic bags and nicely sorted. Furnitures did look spotless. I saw so many evening dresses and hats among other clothing items. This is a huge store and there were several employees working. Maybe that's why they are so well organized. Also, I found out, that they pick up larger donation items from home. I did talk to one of the Managers, and he told me how they operate. Customer service is great! Good place to make donations.

The prices on USED clothing in here are insane--hard pass. $10 for a pair of shorts or a shirt---…read morenope.