This place was legit before but now it's kinda crappy. They used to change out the tables like 2-3…read moretimes a hour. Now that they open later and stay open later they are doing it maybe once a hour once every other hour. Not worth it anymore. The cashiers: Roger and Patsy are really nice but Christoper is a jerk. Come here if you are desperate.

Prices have increased. I included a pic of the new prices. The day I was there they only switched…read moreout the clothing bins. The hard good bins were never switched out and I was there just under 3 hours. I have no interest in clothing and only enjoy looking at the knick knacks so that was a bummer. I got there a little after 10am so maybe all the good stuff was gone because all I saw was broken toys, suitcases, shoes and a lot of used pots and pans

I will never donate to another goodwill ever again. They only want new items donated. I tried to…read moredonate a complete table set with 4 chairs and only after I finished unloading everything from my truck did the girl tell me that they couldn't accept it because it has a scratch! Then she asked me if I have a place to trash it or I can leave it in the street for trash pickup. I ended up donating it to Savers. Everything will be donated to Savers from now on!

The good: I found a coffee table here that I'm now using for…read moremy courtyard. It's definitely cheaper than what I would've paid if I bought it new or even on fb marketplace. This is a smaller goodwill. It's organized and well kept. More than half the store is for clothes. The bad: The coffee table was missing a metal spoke in the back. The cashier said she'd ask the manager for a discount but the manager said no. Outside of the coffee table, I didn't see many interesting home goods. I'm usually most interested in the plates, pots and vases section but there weren't a lot of great options here. There were very few toys. The interesting: I grew up shopping at goodwill with my dad. Today, I still have a raggedy Ann doll with backwards legs that my dad got for me from goodwill.

Came here for a super well attended job fair and boy what an event it was!…read more Kudos to all the employers and job developers who made it happen, with a special shout out to those from Goodwill specifically, who played the role of host. There were too many people to count, and the line was wrapped around the building. Good luck to all of those who attended, both from the employer and employee perspective.

This Goodwill Store and Donation Center is the closest one to our home, and does have a retail…read morestore. We skipped it this time, and instead went right to the donation area set-up near the garage entrance. A nice young man helped us with our many boxes (as we had done some spring cleaning over the weekend) and offered to give us a paper donation receipt (which honestly is just easier for me to use vs the digital ones that some other Goodwills use).

This is a fun thrift shop located on Pacific Ave. right in the heart of Pedro. As is the case with…read moreall thrift shops, you never know what you will find here. It's a great, ever-changing plethora of a little bit of everything. This is a well organized thrift store. The moment you walk in, you can pretty much see all the various departments and what they are offering where. They generally keep their records and books up near the front, and their clothing over to the right side. They also keep their more boutique items behind the counter. That is a perfect place to discover that unique and/or antique or collectible item. They have all their electronics in the back. So if you're looking for anything electrical, and or anything else like that, that's your place to go. Overall, this is a fun shop to go into. The staff here are always really nice. And, you can come upon that item that you've been looking for or that's something you never knew you needed.

Shopping with Dave's Matthew's Band as the background music, how can you not enjoy your experience?…read moreClean store and plenty of men to assist you. Smaller than the store in Long Beach, so the layout made it easy to move around without feeling overwhelmed.

This place holds magic…read more I always discover something perfect that I didn't know I needed 'til I found it.

Best thrift and treasures in the area. Clothes, jewelry and unique finds around every corner and…read moreshelf. Warm, friendly and inviting store with welcoming vibes to stay and have a coffee and a chat.

Highly recommended! Upon entering the store Cheryl warmly…read morewelcomed us and other shoppers as well entering the store. She was proudly promoting Goodwill and so passionatly letting customers know what was on sale. As it turned out I had previously worked with a her as her supervisor (District trainer/ Director of Retail) years ago. Cheryl has been a long time in customer service / retail mgmt member as far as I can remember around 1998. I look forward to shopping at this location again real soon and highly recommended this location.

I read at one of my fellow Yelper's review that for every $1 spent at Goodwill, $0.89 goes to a…read moreprogram. That's great, but it's not a good excuse to price these donated items higher than what they're really worth. Everything I was interested in was priced so ridiculously. I even found an item - a USED item, might I mention - priced higher than its original price from 2017. (See attached picture.) I also found brand new dog toys and other pet items more expensive than its original price. (I Googled them to compare.) I found a dress shirt I really liked for $9.99 but found a similar - not to mention BRAND NEW ONE- at Shein 30% cheaper. Blackout curtains you can score on Amazon for less than $20 is $24.99 for a used one here. Yes. Seriously. This must be the ongoing trend for thrift stores because this is not an isolated case. It has gone the same not only for Goodwill but for Savers and The Salvation Army stores. Someone should really look into their pricing point because they will eventually find themselves in a bind trying to figure out how to dispose these donated items. I'll give them this, though. The overall store was very clean and well-organized. They even separated clothing by sizes. I appreciate how much work that must have taken. But I left empty handed. If I haven't made it clear enough yet, their approach to pricing used/donated items has gotten way too absurd. In the end, it'll be those programs they're funding who will end up on the losing end. It's almost laughable and disappointing at the same time. Here's hoping they change this. And here's hoping it's soon. One and done. For now.

Great plus size selection on clothing and shoes. Staff were helpful and prices were great.read more

Easy drop off. M-F and Saturdays 10-3pm. The list changes so make sure to call before taking…read morethings off!

Not sure why my pictures didn't upload…read more Either way, this place is quite nice as far as thrift/vintage stores go. You're paying a bit more than you might at other places, but these items are cleaner and better curated for sure! They have a wide variety of items as well, and in all it was an enjoyable adventure. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for a vintage bargain. :)

One of the best thrift stores that I've been to, and it goes to such an amazing cause. The staff is…read morereally nice and everything is really organized.

This location of the Salvation Army Thrift Store has been around forever. And, I've been coming…read morehere for many-many years. Throughout this store's existence, it's gone through a couple different incarnations. The interior layout has changed from time to time. The currently out of the store is really great. They've really taken down the crowded shelves that used to be located near the center of the store, allowing shopping at this location to be done quite easily. This is a very large store. It's very open, and it's very airy. Everything is really well organized. So, it's really easy to find what you're looking for. All you have to do is glance around the store, and you can see where the furniture is, you can see where the dishes are, you can see where the books and records are, you can see where the women's clothing is, you can see where the men's clothing is, you can see where the shoes are, and everything like that. It's so well organized, it makes it a very enjoyable shopping experience. As is always the case at any thrift store, the inventory at this location is changing constantly. So, you never know what you're going to find. Thus, every time you go in there, it's a unique shopping experience. The staff here are always super nice. They're happy to help you out with anything you need. If you want to come here and donate items, their donation center is directly in the front of the store. They generally have a man waiting to take in donations. So, if you need any help getting things out of your car or anything like that, there's always somebody there to help you. This makes donating at this location, very easy. Overall, if you're looking for that truly unique something, this is a great place to find it. Literally, you never know what you're going to find. Great store!

This Salvation Army location is hit or miss when it comes to professionalism--or the lack thereof…read more During one visit, I encountered an employee in training who may have been cognitively challenged; I'm not sure. Nonetheless, she yelled, "What?" and rudely pointed at me, directing me to leave the cash wrap where she and her manager were standing and to go to another checkout lane instead. Her manager permitted this interaction to occur without using it as a teaching moment to coach the employee on a professional and competent way to communicate with customers. Instead, the manager simply smirked. Yuck. As for the thrifting portion of the store, there seems to be very little in the way of quality merchandise available. I frequently encounter dirty or torn clothing, stained items, and products that are barely salvageable. I also purchased what was advertised as a brand-new mini organizer bag made of canvas material. Unfortunately, the bag developed mildew. Canvas is generally a durable material, so it was disappointing to see it deteriorate so quickly with what appeared to be minimal exposure to moisture. On select occasions, however, I have found quality items that I am genuinely pleased to have discovered, even if one of them did have a stain that I was willing to overlook. One thing I can confidently say is that this location regularly offers excellent sales that are worth checking out. Overall, what's thrifting without occasionally learning which locations become your go-to spots--and which ones don't? Happy thrifting. xx