First it's wonderful what they do as far as a charity. Having said that this is supposed to be a…read morethrift store with affordable items. I was surprised at the prices of the used furniture and used clothes and shoes. Similarly houseswares were priced very high. The idea of a thrift store is to make it more affordable for people to acquire things that they have a need for. It's sad how donated items are priced at such high prices. Not good.

They have a decent variety of items at affordable prices, and the store is clean and organized…read more It's a great place to find bargains while supporting a good cause. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and looking to shop thrift!

You know every one talks about the good good will does with its donations. Well ive never found…read moreanything more than helping with a resume or an job application which is good no doubt, but with the millions in profits they rake in it seems like the least they could do!!! I mean everything is donated so every piece that that goes thru all those stores in every state is straight profit! Bottom line! Ive never found another charity they give to. And helping gain employment is great but im sure not going to sing their praises quite loud as some because in my opinion they arent as charitable as their name insinuates!!!!!

Recently went to Goodwill on the day Tuesday for senior discount day and I found a beautiful land…read moreskin jacket that was something that I had no idea I would ever be able to find again. I had one when I was younger and it was apprised piece of clothing. I've found so so manyamazing items with name brands and especially that just actually meet a need that we have. Thank you Goodwill. we've almost furnished our complete house with name brand unique furniture at amazing prices.

I always end of finding things to buy whenever I come by, everything is decently priced and not…read moreexpensive. Only downside to them being popular is it can be difficult to make appointments to consign clothing.

I wanted to update with a lower rating and a warning…read more.. There is a manager (one of the owners maybe?) with short dark hair that you will want to avoid. Think sorority sister from 1985 who now sports the man cut and permanent snotty attitude. All the other employees I have encountered there have been friendly, but that particular one is a PILL. I have seen the way she interacts with other customers and it wasn't just me. Luckily she isn't there often. Beware!

Amazing thrift store with a purpose! Clean, organized, and packed with affordable finds--clothing,…read morefurniture, and more. Friendly staff and great deals like "Bag Day" on Wednesdays. All profits support survivors of domestic violence. Easy donation drop-offs.

As a shopper of at least once a week I love the Peace Place! Not only do all proceeds go to help…read morevictims of domestic violence- but I feel like I am on a treasure hunt weekly. The store is the most organized thrift store I have ever been in. The merchandise is incredible! All staff are very friendly and helpful. I find the prices can not be beat and the quality is outstanding. Even the store manager and assistant manager are helpful, understanding and go out of their way to assist shoppers. I have witnessed them helping elderly shoppers in the store, helping carry heavy furniture out to cars and accepting donations always with smiles on their faces. I will continue to shop here! Thanks Peace Place for everything you do for others in our community! Perry

First time visiting this thrift store. We arrived around 5:40, and they close at 6. About 10…read moreminutes before closing, they loudly announced that they were closing soon and immediately started turning off the lights.

Used to be one of my favorite thrift stores in town, but in the past month or so, their prices have…read moreabsolutely skyrocketed! Scarves are $7 and most dresses started at $12. Not very accessible thrift store prices... And they've stopped doing student discounts. Too bad!

Great selection, lots of choices, the racks are full and I love to look through the book selectionread more

Best Goodwill ever! More organized than most retail stores, good choice of products at very low…read moreprices. The staff was warm and helpful!

Employees rude and condescending. After donating thousands in merchandise over the years, this is…read moreunacceptable and will not be tolerated. Will never donate again to or buy from ANY Goodwill. Pro tip: Your business depends on people like me, who actually help provide stock for your store. Keep it up and you'll be out of business, guaranteed.

They employees have been super helpful with unloading my car at the donation center and I've found…read moresome gems in the store! I feel like I have better luck finding items here than at the Hamilton Mill location

A spot to find a lot of cheap produce, odd collectibles, appliances, and all around dusty junk. The…read morebuildings house some of your stable booths while the outside is an open sea of wooden tables where anyone whose paid for one can peddle wares. At some odd point in my life, my family made frequent trips here searching for deals or trying to get rid of an ever growing collection of auction items, various memorabilia, vegetables, what have you. This was a time of a lot of legit Pokemon card booths, or the one that might sell you a fake. Ah... all the fake stuff you can buy here. Good times. But all in all, I really believe this place has gone down hill in my latest visit. It's never been great per say, but there was a time where a lot of niche vendors and collectors were here. Particularly, thinking back on a rock collector who sold all the stuff you'd need and then some to polish rocks or study rocks while even selling massive geodes. This stuff just isn't there anymore. It's replaced with walls of factory reject appliances and a lot of really odd junk. Though, honestly, you might find something awesome in all this. It's really a huge yard sale. The produce isn't all that bad, though it is of very questionable origin, but if you're buying produce here you probably don't mind too much...? Appliances can range from $10 for a vacuum to $25 for a kitchen aid stand mixer. There still are old cartridge games at some of the booths. There was also a very nice Tupperware stand too. I didn't really try any of the food... I have eaten here in the past, but that was several years ago, and the places I had eaten at are no longer functioning. The solitary food court, which is extremely small, still is in commission, however. If you go in winter, the buildings are heated. In the summer, there really isn't AC. It's a nice place just to casually walk around, walk your pup, and search for treasure.

Says they are open until 5pm but dead by 3:30pm on a sunday. Less than 10 vendors in the huge area…read moreand barely any cars in the parking lot. Did not get out of my car. At least update hours if everything is going to be closed an hour and a half early

I kept getting ads for La Vaquita Flea Market, and honestly, I love a flea market so I had to check…read morethis place out. It's a bit of a haul from Atlanta so I got up early one weekend and made the hour drive over to La Vaquita. While I'll say, I enjoyed my trip, I don't know if I absolutely loved it or would tell people to run here. Parking was easy to navigate through and I got a spot easily. Now, inside (and outside) really has everything, BUT I will say, this is a flea market in every sense of the word. It has a lot of junk, I mean that in the best (and I suppose, worst) way. I just didn't find the majority of the items that were being sold to be the best quality or really be anything I needed or wanted to buy. The highlight here is the food. Whether it's the large food court or the random stands that are throughout the flea market. You should by no means leave here hungry or thirsty. I think this is a great place if you want knock-off items such as labubus and things like that, but if you're looking for quality materials/goods, I would not pick them up here.

Food court options are many and varied! Many stalls with different options. Food was very tasty…read moreand pricing was okay. Be mindful that some of the vendors both in the market and the food courts don't all accept credit cards so be sure to have cash on hand! In the market, the vendors have all sorts of merchandise from one of a kind handmade items , fresh fruit and nuts, to electronic and jewelry. There is also a farmers market with fresh produce in one of the buildings.