Every time I purchase something from this goodwill store it's always good service, reasonable…read moreprices and clean.

The workers are pretty nice but they don't have too much furniture. Their prices are pretty…read moreterrific but the furniture part is what gets me.I know they opened a new one in Kissimmee and this is the one I'm talking about.The bathrooms are pretty terrific but they should put a button on the door so a person can press it and notify a worker when they really have to use it.

This Salvation Army location in Lakeland is huge, very clean, and extremely well organized. At…read morefirst glance, it looks like you're about to hit the jackpot--but once you start browsing, it feels a bit underwhelming. From a distance the shelves look full, but up close there isn't much that stands out. Kind of a "Mona Lisa effect"--better from afar than up close. That said, the staff was friendly. One woman who worked there--short, wore glasses--was especially kind, though I didn't catch her name. The store is laid out nicely, and they had a lot of furniture available. If you're furniture shopping, this might actually be a good stop; the pieces looked decent and reasonably priced. They also appeared to use a color-tag discount system, though I'm not sure if it changes daily. About half the store was clothing, and the other half was bric-a-brac and furniture. I personally didn't find much this visit, but it could've just been an off day. I'd consider checking back in a couple of weeks to see if inventory changes. I did leave with one fun find: a vintage floating pool drink holder shaped like a rainbow, with space for ice and drinks--super cute and only $5. On the flip side, some prices felt off, like used wrapping paper priced at $3 when you can get a new roll at Dollar Tree for $1. Overall, it's worth checking out, especially for furniture, but don't go in expecting major thrifting treasures. Pretty cool that they are open on a Sunday, though. I will give them that. A medium size parking lot right in front. And a big grassy area if you have a dog that needs to go to the bathroom. Check it out? Definitely! Are there better thrift stores in Lakeland? Definitely!

The place is so clean and well organized. The staff were really nice but these price were not…read morethrift tore prices. I could've gotten these items on at Kohl's on the sale rack and new. I was a little disappointed.

On my way to Orlando International Airport, I wanted to grab a coffee and found Joe Muggs Coffee…read moreShop while searching for a convenient stop. When I arrived, I discovered that the coffee shop is located inside the Books-A-Million store. From their menu, I decided to try the Peppermint Mocha. While my coffee was being prepared, I had the chance to browse through the Books-A-Million store, which was a pleasant surprise. I explored some of the latest book releases. When my coffee was ready, it was freshly prepared and absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich, the coffee beans were excellent, and it was just what I needed. A great stop for coffee lovers and book enthusiasts.

It was my first time visiting this location. It's similar to a B&N. Feels like it has a larger…read moremanga section than B&N. I signed up for their membership and it's pretty worth it. Chris the associate was extremely helpful and nice. $25 for the membership, but if paid with a card, you'll receive a $10 giftcard to use within 30 days. I received an email after signing up that gives me coupons to use in both in store and online purchases. I used my discount at their coffee shop first. Pretty tasty drinks and the guy was very nice as well. Our purchase total was $170 before using the discount and coupon. At the end, it was $125 for all. Definitely will come back again.