This is a good place for deals if you like thrift shopping, but they are not the benevolent charity place they make themselves out to be. They give no more than 10% of their net profits to non profit causes, and they never tell you what those are. Shady bait and switch BS. But they do have good deals sometimes read more

The store was not too bad. It had a few things that I was looking for and add a good price as well.

Some of the most helpful employees. It seems that their job is to make your life easier. Every single employee was pleasant, professional and exceedingly helpful! read more

I'm an avid thrifter, so I know pricing. This store has lots of inventory, well organized, friendly staff. Although, the prices are way too high. Like retail for new or more high. 30% off for Seniors on Tuesdays. No dressing rooms. Be cautious parking, tight spots. read more

Talk about inflation!! People donate free items to this For profit company and they are the most expensive thrift store around. $17.29 for a men's long sleeve polo that is used! read more

Value Village Community Donation Center - $17.29 for a used Men's long sleeve Polo - Thrift Stores Near Me - Spokane, Washington

The Spokane Valley Value Village is much better. Go there. I stopped by with my dad and brother to browse. Prices were amazing, but not everything was tagged, so you had to ask the staff what something's price was, which is annoying since it is self checkout only. Another major bone to pick with this VV is that there are no dressing rooms, at least I didn't see any. I'm not sure if the same can be said for the Valley location, but hopefully not. read more

Value Village Community Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Spokane, Washington

A few months ago, I came here to buy some new clothes for work. I intended to try them on...only to be told by an employee that there are NO fitting rooms.... What?!?! I was also told their return policy is store credit only. I only purchased one item (out of 8) as I knew it would fit. The checkouts are now self-checkout. Very disappointing, impersonal shopping experience. read more

I love thrifting and this is for sure one of the best stores to look for anything. BUT my only complaint here is the staff. There are plenty of good things like clothing and electronics but the staff was so rude. I found something without a price in the electronics section and I'm thinking "oh maybe I could get a deal on it". As I got my things to check out I asked the short woman of color "hey this didn't have a price" and she was quick to say "oh does 5.99 work?" I was trying to negotiate prices because hey it's a thrift store, things are meant to be cheaper right? After going back and forth for a minute another taller woman in the back who also works there said aloud "Oh my Husband specializes in those, it's around that price!" Like excuse me, is this your conversation? That was so uncalled for. The original woman was still firm on her price so I said screw it since the item is at least 4X it's value if I do want to resell it. That was my worst experience there. I'll still visit occasionally but it just ruined my day how I was treated by the staff. Completely unprofessional. read more

It's a clean store with a lot of good stuff, shoes and clothes, glassware, workout clothes. But the prices are high and they do not negotiate. Ex: womens jeans: $9.49, women's sandals: $9.49, $13.99 and $15.99. Veterans get 25% discount on Wednesdays only. THERE ARE NO FITTING ROOMS, and you can only return for store credit. It's self check out, bring your own bags. Today DESIREE was sitting in the chair overlooking self check out and decided to loudly make snarky remarks about a customer "who has 2 arms and can push a cart." She obviously felt very comfortable being obnoxious and unprofessional in front of customers, her other coworkers and shockingly, the manager. I then quietly asked an associate for her name, Desiree asked "did she say I was rude?" So I hollered back "yes I did because you are. You are in customer service!" So I asked the next associate as I walked out to grab a manager, she was the manager and said she witnessed it all and will handle it. I hope Desiree gets a serious attitude check and learns how to act while working. read more

I have to say that I do not love this VV. I am used to one that has much better items and honestly better pricing but I am not willing to drive to Marysville, WA to visit so this is it. I love to shop second hand stores and I am always looking for great deals and great finds. I would like to see this store a little better organized and cleaner. Also there are little to no electronics which I find odd but seems to be the trend in the Spokane area. read more

Value Village Community Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Spokane, Washington

I'm always looking for a good deal at thrift stores. This one had a large selection of dish and glassware. The best find was over 40 pieces of fiesta (retired colors) at a great price. read more

Over priced as fuck! Whoever is doing the pricing is clearly just doing it for the hell of it. Thrift shopping is supposed to be for convenience and cheaper, for obvious reasons. This is sick and honestly fucked up! I can't share the video of the 2 exact same cheap jackets with different prices, absolutely no difference in the item itself. read more

be careful here - no fitting room + no returns (exchange only). I went in for the first time last week, grabbed a bunch of clothes and asked about the fitting room. I was told by an employee that there wasn't one, and as I turned to start putting my stuff back she told me I could buy my stuff and return anything that didn't fit. Two pieces didn't fit and when I brought them back in I was told I couldn't get my money back. Of course the return policy is at the register and on the receipt so it's my bad for not checking, but I was told by one of the EMPLOYEES that I'd be able to make a return. This place is a scam. read more

WAY overpriced! Also, what kind of place sells clothing but doesn't have fitting rooms? This is a for-profit corporation; you are better off finding a thrift store that cares about more than grabbing as much profit as they can! read more

Overcharged us on books. They have sign stating all prices and yet all the prices became higher at check out. Had to argue with the cashier, just to told that the sign with the prices was wrong and that they use a barcode system not mentioned on said sign. Payed for a bag but never received one so we had to carry $45 in books all the way out to the car. The cashier was rude and would not listen. Got our phone number wrong two separate times, I assume so we wouldn't get our discount. This will be the last time we get ripped off by value village again. The prices on the merchandise is unreal. How are you gonna charge $2.99 for dollar store items?? read more

Is anyone else experiencing the strong cologne odor eminating from their clothing? It's not horrible but it is strong and will not come out no matter how many times the garment is laundered. I have redonated several items because it. The weird thing is it's not really noticable in the store, but very strong when I get home. I won't be buying any more clothing there until they resolve this issue. read more

It's crazy to see a shirt on the rack with a tag still on it from Walmart for $3.00 and the to see value village has it priced for $3.50!!?? They are strictly for profit and receive so many donations why couldn't they help the community in some sort of way? Like a really cheap price for stuff they dont put in their stores? read more

Don't come without a gun like I did. Super sketchy. I'm a mother who was walking with my baby and some homeless looking person swinging an axe was following me like aisle to aisle back to front of the store (and it was like a logger's type of axe- nothing small or unnoticeable about it). Super uncomfortable and scary experience. Employees around did nothing about him either just let him walk around swinging that. So I just left my cart didn't even bother putting anything away and walked straight out to our car to leave read more

Love you so much Value Village, I am now a loyalty member. As the grown woman I am, I love saving money. I used to have a superficial nature about me but not anymore. Buying hot pink shorts for fifty cents is a life goal for me all the time. Really great selection, wide array of products, dressing rooms, nice staff, but still thrifty. Musty, dusty, used items love. read more

Didn't find anything this time, but the selection and prices were good! Masks were enforced and dressing rooms were closed. I'll definitely come back if I'm in the area again read more

Well organized with a great deal of clothing variety but it is the most expensive thrift store in the area, and I shop them ALL. Hit them on their holiday sale days. read more

I enjoy going into value village. They have really cool things. But they are pricey. But well organized

We were very disappointed..prices were outrageous and not only did they not wrap up glassware..they made us PAY for a bag..GREEDY GREEDY CORPORATION! read more

Despite the fact that this is maybe the largest Value Village on the face of the planet, I wasn't able to find anything to take home with me. Maybe it's the cavernous expanse that was too overwhelming, or the fact that we'd already been to 2 other similar stores and I was all thrifted out. Plus, there were no specials that day, and VV prices run high anyway. Although I did make a mental note that if I'm ever in need of adult diapers, this is the place to get them. Alas, I still have all of my bladder control, so maybe another day. read more

Ahh, for profit thrift stores. Somebody in the Savers chain is making tons of $$$. This is one of the better stores. Prices have gone sky high these days but it's still worth a look. Good luck! read more

I visited Value Village today and found lots of stuff. I had to put a few things back on the rack. Too much good stuff. I am always up to visit a thrift store and while some of the departments (furniture and housewares) were a bit lacking, you can't go wrong if you're looking for clothes or books. read more

Alex R. is completely correct. The prices that they have here on clothing isn't thrifty at all. I can go to Old Navy and buy brand new at these prices. Or clearance racks on many stores. Hardly any deals to be had here in clothing at all. Some Levi's were around $7 so that is decent but shirts, active wear and sweaters for young men and women were WAAAAAY over priced. Almost/new or new prices. The store was neat and tidy but whoever was working the front desk was a an ungrateful and rude lady who upon explaining this was my first time in the store just left me hanging. Not happy with prices or customer service. read more

Overpriced for cheap brands that have a lot of wear and tear in them. A shirt with pilling and cracked symbols and sweat stains was selling for 20$. Overused cheap walmart brands being sold at almost 10$ when you can get it new for that price. Overall just a selection of run down cheap clothes. If there is ever anything nice, even if its run down and used, it will be priced exceedingly high. Not worth the time or money. When I am thrifting I am interested in finding good deals for nice brands, and this place makes that impossible. Won't be coming back. read more

I would suggest being absolutely sure when you purchase something, and to never remove tags off of something you do in case you need to return it-they don't give refunds, but store credit. I didn't know this-I asked to speak to a manager who told me "she was doing me a favor by letting me have store credit because the tag had been removed." Which of course really ticked me off and I didn't respond very positively to that specific statement. I would expect more tact from a manager. A little overpriced on a lot of things, but they have a great selection. The only reason I am giving this one star is because of the terrible customer service. Too bad the manager was rude-I would have given you five. read more

They have a: Used book selection. Kitchen apparel. A bit of jewelry. Used electronics, which are kind of crap. More women's clothes than men's. Dish wear. Shoes. And a few other things. This place is interesting in at least one way. It's big which one might think means they have a lot of options (they kind of do) but at least for me the last 2 times they haven't / been difficult to find. I was looking for a XXL sweater to buy and couldn't find one yesterday. The last tome I came I was looking for jeans and I found some that I settled for but not my size. Good not great, "A-ok" place. Regardless give this place a shot. read more

The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is mainly just the pricing. I love the store and this is a whole lot like Savers, if you have ever been in one of those. The price point was just a little too high for me considering it is thrift. I know they are more clean and organized than other thrift stores, but I still don't want to pay a whole lot for clothing that isn't brand new in the first place. The service wasn't bad and it was an easy to find location. We didn't end up buying anything this time we were in I'm pretty sure. Mainly because it was a Sunday so they weren't open super late and we had other places we wanted to check out while in Spokane. read more

Soooo much fun thrifting at this store!!! Prices are higher, but they have some really nice stuff, if you have the time to sift through it all. I got some nice work tops, a few winter dresses, several pairs of boots and heels, an attractive necklace, a few beautiful winter jackets, and some housewares. We try to visit this store when we come to spokane. I knocked off one star because of the higher prices. The orange tags were half off, but we only saw one, so that was disappointing. read more

Amazingly clean Thrift Store. Well oraganized.nothing on the floor. Looked better than many discount stores I frequent.

I LOVE this store. My first place to look for almost anything. Well lit, well organized, ample changing rooms on most days, clean and staffed with awesome people. They have great sales, discount day for seniors, point systems, etc. They can have some quality merchandise and you may spend more there than at some places if you don't have a coupon or discount. I have consistently found great values in all departments. Like all second hand stores, one needs to check for imperfections in used merchandise, and remember there are no returns, (exchanges only,) within a week, with receipt, with tags still on. read more

This Value Village (or Valu' Vill'ag') is amazing. Despite being an exceptionally large store, they really don't stock much crap that isn't worth viewing. The store stocks the same type of wonderful little vintage pieces you'd find in consignment shops, but at a much larger volume and lower price. They also offer a massive amount of practical objects, in good condition (not unique for a thrift store, I know). The store out on Sprague has a wider selection of housewares, misc objects, etc, but the clothing selection is relatively weak. One last point: Value Village is a for-profit chain, so if you're into thrift store shopping for charity, this ain't it. read more

Stopped by value village during my weekend with family in Spokane. The weekend before Halloween and it was crazy busy. A lot of really good stuff. If you are just starting out in nursing and don't have a ton of $ to spend on uniform this is the place. Don't know if I'd buy hats or bedding here, but they have tons of super cute clothes including winter wear! read more

This place is great for finding clothes that are actually really neat and in good condition. It is kind of overpriced on used items, but they do have good prices on some things(mainly clothes) that make the trip there spectacular. read more

I have shopped at the Boone Value Village in Spokane since the early 1980s, and I really think of it as "my" store. Looking around my life, there are so many parts of it that have been supported and embellished by bargains purchased at V V. Value Village is where I start and often finish my shopping for clothes, shoes, home decorating, kitchen wares, books, office supplies, crafts, sports equipment, furniture, really everything but food and gas! While the prices have gone up in the past few years, the store has gotten more organized, tidier, and the employees are professional, helpful, and continually busy, and I do hope they are paid well for their hard work. I take advantage of online coupons, dollars off for donations, stamp cards for % off, senior citizens discount, and tag color reductions. I tell all my friends, if you can't find something you want or need there today, go back in the next few days, every week, and you will get hooked on the bargains you will find. The only frustration I have is the dressing rooms. I have to wait to be shown into a room and have the clothing tags checked first. I understand the detriments of shoplifting and tag changing. I am honest and ethical and would never steal, but I have to be treated the same as the would-be thieves. If I could have all the money I have saved over the past 30 years by shopping at Value Village, I would be rich! As it is, I just look rich, because I never had that kind of money!! I even purchased my wedding dress from V V for $1.99 and the only reason anybody knew was because I had to brag about the bargain! I will keep on shopping at Value Village in Spokane, and any other community I am in that has this store. Thank you! Kathy Davies-Crane read more

very dirty. dont clean anything. a clothing rack got my brand new white sweatshirt stained.