I love going to the Goodwill. You never know what you're going to find. This location was large…read morethere was a lot of clothing and bric-a-brac items.

I detest mass merchants and the consumeristic retail mindset, but I love rifling through stacks of…read moremusty, tobacco-scented vinyl records, obsolete media, and the other interesting knickknacks found commonly at thrift stores. I'm a big fan of Goodwill in general, but this particular location off Loop 410 is one of my favorites. They have a huge selection of gently used, reasonably priced merchandise, easily navigable aisles, and helpful, courteous staff. Whenever I visit a Goodwill, I make a beeline for the media section towards the back. Here you will find many goodies: beastly, bulky CRT TV's, woodgrained HiFi equipment from the 70's, tons of DVDs, and (if you're lucky) an occasional vintage video game console or computer from the late 70's/early 80's. This location features a huge selection of dirt-cheap VCR's, which I've used as passthrough devices to connect antique video game consoles to modern TV's. Shopping for clothes has never been my forte, but I've been impressed with their selection of menswear. If you're in the market for a $5 pair of gently worn Levi's, ties, or dress shirts, then swallow your pride and visit this location. You'll save a fortune and no one will know you purchased your ensemble from a thrift store. Before you leave, be sure to peruse the items housed in the display cases towards the front. On one occasion, I spotted two somewhat rare handheld video game systems for $10 each. Both the GameCom and the WonderSwan sell for considerably more online, so I made out like a bandit. The former is universally considered one of the worst systems of all time (hence its ironic popularity among retro gamers), and the latter was a Japanese product never released in North America. Unbeknownst to me, the WonderSwan came installed with a Japanese RPG game cartridge, which would have set me back at least $30 had I purchased it online. How Goodwill came in possession of either system is a mystery, but I dare not look a gift horse in the mouth. Regardless of your interests, you're bound to find at least something interesting every time you visit. When you're finished shopping, consider dropping by Leon Valley Cafe on Evers Road for a great home-cooked meal. See my review for more details.

Easy to drop off goods, they have staff that will help you unload…read more Drive to the back, you will see a loading dock. Make sure you donate to a real charity, not all are actual non profit and check the CEOs salaries like Goodwill. There are many that accept donations but sell them for profit and nothing goes to a charitable service. Salvation Army is always first on my list. Do you research and give.

Just trying to waist time and went to see what things they have. I had a blouse I really liked but…read moreas I was in line to pay a noticed the blouse was way to big so I saw a rack with a few clothes on it and empty hangers so I assumed that's were you hang clothes you decide not to take and a women yelled at me " WHO IS HANGING CLOTES ON THIS RACK!!!"" Oh course I was mortified since I just hung that blouse.. everyone was staring at me.. I was SOOO EMBARRASSED!! then I got upset and told her "I hung the blouse on the rack.." she looked at me and went to the back without even apologizing..!! Her name is VICKI.. she was very unprofessional.. I deserve an apology..

I was excited to go to my first uptown cheapskate. It was mid afternoon, the store had about a…read moretotal of four customers. When I walked in I wasn't greeted with a welcome or hello. There were plenty of employees behind the counter. I walked around and noticed the purses, which were very cute. Then I walked to the pant section and then the dresses section. I finally chose a dress and a pair of pants to try on. One on asked if I needed help or if I needed a dressing room. Which was very disappointing. I finally asked an employee for a dressing room. They fit but not to my liking so I looked awhile longer but didn't buy anything. I was expecting a thanks for come or come again since there was at least four people behind the counter. I'll try coming back again maybe next time the employees will be more help or cheerful.

The staff was pretty rude and condescending... and what really upset me the most is they only took…read moreone item from the bag of clothes I brought in which I understand but they gave me five dollars for a $200 pair of jeans do not sell to them. You'll get ripped off.

A great new spot to hunt for treasure, the inventory is refreshed frequently, look for Amaya ,…read moreshe's super nice & helpful .

Nice place, very clean and lots of inventory. Many of the items were in good condition, plus they…read morehad a few new items. Staff were constantly stocking and busy. Prices seemed high. As an example, a Special Edition Collection of Downton Abbey CDs was selling for $24.00. Online, I found a new one sealed for $25.00 and it was one of a few in the $25-28 range. Books varied, but many were priced similar to half price bookstores, as opposed to other thrift stores. My belief is that thrift stores should always err on the cheaper side, thus the name, thrift. This one was all over the place with prices. Overall, okay experience, but they need better prices.

Looking better. Stock is a little low but was able to find some items I was looking for. Would have…read moregotten 5 stars but restrooms were dirty.

This Goodwill is small/medium size and is attached to a Conn's. I've been here a few times, and…read moreeach time there are people loitering in the parking lot, and usually coming up to your vehicle and asking for money; this makes me uneasy. Overall the store is fairly well organized, but when I went today, it was a little messy. They do have a rather large selection of clothes that are mostly organized by size. They did have some brand new items you could buy (camping stuff, portable heaters) but they all seemed to be priced too high. I found some cool finds-a really great 3 piece older luggage set that was in great shape and a large set of new stamps (even though I didn't end up buying them). I can usually find a couple pieces of clothing that make it home with me each time I go, and I typically can find things that stil have a store tag on them! This Goodwill does stay pretty busy and you can expect a wait when you check-out. The dressing rooms and bathrooms are in good shape/clean, so that's a plus!

The phone number listed on this page is incorrect... I know this because the phone number listed is…read moremy personal number. I have no affiliation with this business but customers keep trying to reach out to me. Other sources list it as 210-900-8422 and not 6422

Incredibly small family run thrift store tucked away next to OLOTLU. A lot of the clothes there…read moreseem to be genuine vintage clothing and the prices are INCREDIBLY good. The cashier was incredibly sweet and friendly!

Amanda is such a sweetheart and clearly communicates everything you need to know as a first time…read moreshopper. She is also willing to work with you on prices and will assist you with anything you need! Do not be afraid to ask questions and have fun with the WIDE selection of items they have!

Sometimes we all miss the great things near our home. For instance, a thrift store. OMG I did not…read moreeven know that I had one nearby that had opened a couple of years ago. This store is not even a mile away! Amanda and Jerry are the couple who own this shop. Not too small, not too big, but clean, well-stocked, and orderly. All their stuff are amazing to browse and buy. I could not believe that most of what I needed were available to buy. I got a blowdryer, a dinner bowl, and an extension cord all just for $6. Amanda was such a friendly and helpful store owner. She is in a wheelchair but that does not hinder her from her hospitality and helpfulness. I know we have the large thrift stores and shops we mostly frequent but I call on all especially locals to visit this shop first. You will never regret it. I also shopped while enjoying the amazing amabience - music playing...soothing candlescent...postive and friendly vibe... Kudos to Amanda and Jerry for serving the local area with used but useful stuff. I pray for this store's amazing destiny.

I could see this being a very affordable place for those who love Costume jewelry and accessories…read more Unlike other goodwills this one has the name brand items and accessories unlike a regular one would. A lot of purses were running About $40 .They had brands such as Steve Madden, coach ,Vera Bradley and Brighton.They even sell wedding dresses and gowns.

My experience could have been better, I have been there numerous times and there is an employee…read morethere who selectively greets and I was never one of them, and she greets others consistently at entry and explains to them the specials for the day. I believe in the power of the store's mission, otherwise I would not return. She is rude and unprofessional, among other staff who see her behavior and not try to correct it for all customers. She is a mid aged lady with short hair, that works there regularly and does not appreciate my purchases that help the goodwill cause, and that is sad. Sincerely, Landeia