Very unorganized, dirty. Nothing is marked. It was terrible and not the safest part of town. I…read moredon't know how you could even find anything in there.

The prices here are not those of a thrift store. They're way too high on most things, almost…read more"retail." Maybe the owners wanted to tag along with the increasing wave of thrift shoppers by putting "thrift" in their name? But, at least as far as hard goods are concerned, this is not a thrift store.

I love this place. Please send your donations here in stead of Goodwill. These people price their…read moreitem so that a retiree can afford them. Not only that, but they always have items on sale either 50% off or 99 cents each. The color changes weekly so it is fun to go there to see what I can find. Also, they don't have bags so if you have extras, bring them in so they can put them to good use for other customers. AND they are always nice.

Upset with salvation has new prices on stuff in there store wanted to buy but not want the items…read morecost new in store there subpost to help people not get richer tell them they had new price on the items i wanted to buy they said they new the price was almost same as new product they just ship it to there new on line store shame on you

The company or the owner is getting greedy off the donated stuff. Overpriced items and underpaid…read moreemployees(I assumed as I read the review). Making a full profit out of $0 inventory cost. I understood there are labor and overhead expenses that need to be paid but imagine with the donated items are priced like you would buy new! They used to be the best thrift store I had seen so far compared to the prices and store management but not anymore!

I could sell the garbage out my trash can for 50% off and you'd find better deals than this place…read more You'd think when they got to the point of where they're having literal avalanches of items in the back they'd at least try to get rid of the stuff they have. Instead they ask higher prices than new items. Place must have some greedy management.

This was my first and last time to this very small thrift store period it felt like an icky sketchy…read morepart of town. I didn't like just I felt like my car was at risk period you get in there. The prices are good, but the there's no changing room. The mirrors are right in front of everybody. It would just how do you buy clothes and not try it on anyway? It's no place I would return, but the prices were low.But so is the selection and quality.

Nice staff and variety of shelf items to look at. I picked up some cookbooks and a novel. The…read moreclothes racks were neatly organized and clothes were clean and reasonably priced. I look forward to going back again.

Went before the snow and deep freeze Sat. (Dec13) It was busy with holiday shoppers. I was a bit…read moretaken aback and how expensive it was for a thrift store. They do have a very extensive amount of clothes. They had a few designer items and they were priced 50+. Lots of UGG boots for $60, even one heavily salt stained for $30. Another thing that I didn't care for was that if you get any store discounted items they make you scan a QR code which signs you up by email to be on their mailing list. On the good side, found a few books that look good. I'll be curious to see if prices go down after the holidays

The prices are insanely high! T-shirts between 10 and $15…read more Nothing special about them just used T-shirts. The only thing I can figure is because they run those 50% off sales often they figure that it's more of a value at 5 to 7 dollars but I personally think that's still too high NFL jerseys are priced between 30 and $100 each and again these are used jerseys some of them even have stains on them I would not call this a discount or thrift. I'm not even sure what to call it. Also, the racks are either a little bit too high or too low so you either are reaching up or bending down why not just get one rack that goes at high-level? Not a comfortable experience and again bargains are going to be hard to find.

Way overpriced. This is no longer a place to get bargains or things that you could not otherwise…read moreafford. Whoever is doing the pricing at this store is asking way too much. See pictures as just one exampl

This Goodwill is close to where I work and I love stopping by to see what I can find…read more This is a large sized Goodwill and it always cleaner than others, but it does still have some unorganized shelves. I really like thrifting books because it's much cheaper than buying full price. Unfortunately, this Goodwill does not have a large book section, but I am still usually able to find a few books I end up buying. The changing rooms are usually clean and don't have a ton of other clothes in there when you first walk in. This store is usually pretty busy which isn't a problem until it's time to check out. Most of the time I end up standing in line for 10 minutes or so before I get to the counter.

Owner was very friendly, and seems to be a passionate collector. Visited a little over a week ago,…read moreand saw some neat things. Could use more organizing, as some areas of the store are not handicap accessible whatsoever. As this is a new business, I think 4 stars is a good honest review of my visit here. Stop by if if you like antiques.

Absolutely the best place I have ever been. The man who owns the place is awfully kind and…read moreincredibly interesting. All of the items in the store are beautiful and just so cool. If you enjoy thrifting items or different knick knacks this place is the place for you. I got so many lovely things and was just so happy overall. Please stop by this place, it's incredible.

They have become more pricey then im willing to pay for thrift store items. Really have to look…read morehard for a good deal .

The CHARITY known as Goodwill no longer has any Good or Will. They have become big enterprise of…read morecorporate greed. Prices have tripled at this Goodwill where purses used to be $1 now they are $3 and the same with the price per pound. The Outlet is the last stop before the LANDFILL they should be giving stuff away at that point. Staff were tired...probably from taking the brunt of corporate swindlers. I will no longer support any of my Goodwills my spending my money or donating my goods. I'll put it on Facebook and set the boxes out for free or just throw it away- which is where 90% of their stuff winds up anyway either sold and stored overseas or dumped in the landfill. The whole time I was there they were using a crusher to destroy merchandise because the sound of glass breaking was deafening. Items they cant sell at their premium and refuse to GIVE AWAY get destroyed and sent to landfill. DO BETTER GOODWILL you're supposed to be a CHARITY not Walmart.