It's always possible to find a bargain here. I rarely spend more than forty or fifty dollars and…read morestill take home reasonably fashionable clothes in great condition.

This is a lovely small town Goodwill. Prices are competitive and selection is solid. Staff is…read morewelcoming and easy to tell they are guest focused. Wish I lived closer to this Goodwill to visit it more often.

Lots of little booths upstairs. All were nicely displayed. It's too bad the young man watching the…read morefront didn't have any authority to do any haggling. Lots of places have some policy in place if an item if over a certain amount they will give you a percent off if they are asked. Ended up buying a painting I'm going to alter later.

Vintage Treasures seems like you've walked into a clean, but abandoned shop at first. The lower…read morefloor is unstaffed and set up with furniture and some art but is quiet, giving the feel like you aren't supposed to be there. But over in the corner are stairs that lead to the main shop which is larger than anticipated and pretty full without looking crowded. The booths are well-maintained and tidy. The cashier and only staff member was absolutely delightful and pleasant. I would go back!

It was fun to stop in this little spot on my way through Huntingburg today. It's been open about 3…read moreyears. The space has two sections in this older commercial strip. They offer a variety of home goods with a broad selection of ceramic objects in particular ranging from candle holders to soap dispensers to spoon rests. They had candles, jewelry and a small selection of furniture. All in all it was a reasonably priced. The exposed brick walls and tall ceilings give the shop a nice feel.

Adorable shop in downtown Huntingburg with a large collection of home items, getting ready for the…read morefantastic fall frenzy. Fun fresh shop with so many options

They have some very nice merchandise, I always looks for dishes and cups because they are priced…read moregreat.

On several occasions I have observed employees/volunteers including an individual in a supervisor…read moreposition address and subject marginalized indigent individuals to disrespect and judgement. I found this concerning considering the store is a non-profit utilizing donations in order to accommodate the needy in the community. I found the conduct I observed disturbing. It literally breaks your heart to see less fortunate people treated in this manner especially from a facility that advertises it exists for the purpose of alleviating the suffering and financial hardship.

I was looking to pick up a few gifts for friends and found this cute shop. I bought some earrings…read moreand a flannel shirt. The prices were affordable and there were many cute items to look at. I liked that it was a woman owned shop and one of the ladies dad was working the counter. He is so proud of his daughter. Definitely stop by if you are in the area.

Adorable local boutique! In fact, this town needs about 2 dozen more just like it. We figured this…read moretown would be full of fun, little shops. Nope. Except this little gem. I asked the lady working (I THINK she said she's the owner?) about the town and things to do. She was so helpful, sweet, friendly and talkative. She knew all the local spots, restaurants, etc. She even made specific recommendations about places like Fast Eddies, lol. We didn't make a purchase on our visit but I will say, for being the only of it's kind in such a small town, her prices were very fair. Great job, Owner!! To the French Lick "powers that be" more of this. I suggest checking out the small town of Milford,Ohio. That.

A very nice small town goodwill store. The staff are very friendly and welcoming with the…read morecustomers. Its has always been clean and the shelves are well put together not a huge mess.

This is the worst Goodwill I have ever visited. When possible, I like to stop at Goodwill stores in…read morewhatever town I'm in. There is typically no reason to review any particular one, as the quality and atmosphere is usually about the same with minor variations, and the quality of merchandise can of course vary from day to day or even by the hour. This one, however, warrants my attention by its sheer terribleness. I could tell before we parked that this Goodwill was on the small side, but hey, size aint everything (well, my girlfriend tells me that anyways). Walking in, there was a distinct difference in atmosphere compared to a typical Goodwill. The majority of the products were stocked on wire shelving units rather than normal aisles with shelves, which struck me as odd. The price tags weren't the standard printed ones. They had a color and a hand-written price, but no barcode. The difference in atmosphere alone isn't really a problem, my complaint is the price and the selection. I mean, Goodwill isn't always the best in regards to matching price with quality. Sometimes you find a nice board game for $.99, sometimes you find one with half the pieces for $5.99, but just about any item can be purchased on a 50% off day for a reasonable price. This Goodwill overpriced everything, and most of it garbage. Their toy selection was minimal; there is no "fill-your-bag" section for small toys, and the few shelves of larger toys were boring and priced too high. There was a well-played-with doll with no collectible value for $4.99. There was a single piece out of some sort of castle playset, useless without the other components, for $1. In the household section, they were trying to sell various Christmas items for over $4 (which might not be unjustified for some items, but these were small, trinkety type decorations that might be worth $.50). I walked around in awe at the awfulness of the Bizarro World Goodwill for a few minutes, and then left, vowing to never again return to the dump that is the Bedford Goodwill.