It was fine. I won't say customer service was exceptional, but the worker I encountered when it…read morewas time to pay for my items was helpful when necessary. When I arrived, no one really greeted me or asked me for assistance, so I just took note of that and moved on. What I actually really liked what the men's selection here. I thrift quite a bit and it's honestly rare to find a decent breadth of Men's thrifted clothing. This store had probably the most vast men's section I've seen at a thrift. It took up one side of the store. What I've found is every thrift store has somewhat of an identity. This one is hard to pinpoint, but I have to say, it is not the hipster domain that some secondhand stores have become. This store felt more like a place people just looking for some deals turn up to. It was actually really refreshing. That in mind, I found the selection of vintage pieces here to be slightly above average. I even found a very rare band tee (that I plan on flipping). I was shocked at how great this place was for the unique vintage I love, but I think that largely has to do with it being more of a place frequented by community and not a hotbed for those millenials and Gen Z-ers just now on the thrift wave.

I stepped into the store at 5:16 PM today. Instead of being greeted, I was told The store is…read moreclosing in 20 minutes. Which surprise me since the closing time is 6:00 PM but lucky for me. I was only coming in to look to see if there were any tools for sale. Within five minutes of being told, the store is closing in 20 minutes, the same woman came up to me, and I had nothing in my hands, and says to me you need to go get in line now... I paused, pointed at my chest and said "are you talking to me?" She said no I'm just talking to everybody. You need to go get in line so you could check out. The rest of the people in the store were herded toward the cash register. My total time inside of the store? Less than nine minutes, and pushed out the door, and I'm writing this review at 5:37 PM. Just thought that upper management should know what it looks like going into the store.

It's a great place to pick up that special item that you never knew you needed. Also, there's…read morealways a great find to be had when it comes to clothes.

My experience @ this store was appalling. Very poor customer, staff disrespectful behavior and…read moredirty language in Spanish towards customers. Very inappropriate, they never know who can understand that language. Also, their restroom are closed to customers because "they don't want to clean after buying customers". So, they send out their consumers to use other businesses facilities around the store. I will never recommend families to go there!!!

Yes, it's messy, but it's organized in a functional way that makes my shopping ea…read more Organized by color. Today: purple & yellow (in back/ has its own rack) Shoes are organized by gender usually then by category (ie heels vs sneakers vs boots) Highlight: Found a hoka nurse shoe **editing my review in a bit

Let me start by saying that the gentlemen that handle the donations are really great and have…read morealways been friendly towards me. But don't expect a smile from any of the female cashiers. I'm usually met with silence when I say "hi how are you" or "have a nice day". I come often and I've noticed that they're nice to certain people and rude to others. Twice now, as I'm in the process of checking out they've told me that the price that's stapled to the item I have is wrong. For example, at my most recent visit I was in the process of paying and the cashier tells me my $8.99 jacket should've been marked at $24.99. Instead of honoring that price like every other Goodwill they'll raise the price significantly on me. They'll make you feel bad for a mistake they made like you should've known better. Maybe just price it right before taking it out to the floor?

Great place to grab great deals on great stuff! Nothing wrong with second-hand items. You can…read morereally find some gems!

I use to be homeless and some form hear helped me and my family furnished out house it was so happy…read morethat there are still some good ppl out here

A wonderful way to give help to the needy. Lots of my deceased mother's belongings ended up there,…read morehopefully being used by new people. Sometimes pick up guys are a bit rough when handling boxes of fragile items.

A huge thrift store with a lot of product that goes towards a good cause. For that reason, there's…read morereally not that much to dislike about it. This is the largest Salvation Army store and donation center within the Philly proper, and since its within three blocks of my girlfriend's house, I randomly find myself within here a lot so I can boost my thrifty pants style. Since its within the Roxborough/Manayunk area you do tend to find a lot of good products at bargain prices. I've scored everything from vintage Calvin Klein jeans and collegiate pajamas to American Eagle sweaters and Star Wars merch all between $3-12. With the frequency that they get and restock inventory, it definitely gives you good reason to visit regularly, and you run into a ton of colorful regulars who do just that.

Its clean, neat, well organized, has dressing rooms, Wednesdays are 50% off 4 colored tags, other…read moredays 50% off 1 colored tag, certain Saturdays everything is 50% off. The staff are always pleasant and helpful . It is my favorite go to store before I go to any department store for anything I ever need

Very affordable thrift shop, family days are on Wednesday where everything is half off so it's good…read moreif you want to spend a few hours looking and trying stuff on. The staff is generally nice and welcoming. The only thing is stuff can be a bit gross and the AC is BLASTING in the changing rooms. So bring a sweatshirt/change quickly.

Found this place while looking to repair my bike and I couldn't haven't been any more please with…read morethe customer service. Cheap prices, quick fixes, good people, and they even try to teach you how to fix the problem yourself. If you're looking for a bike shop, this is the place you're looking for!

Good ideas.I need somewhere to keep busy since I am on a fixed income,and not let the fact of…read moreatypical depression get to me,this is what I am diagnost with as well as with type 2 diabetes,This will be a great place for me to volunteer my time and get hands on training on how to thoroughly fix a bike.It is a win win situation for me.I am unemployed so I have time to do this training for the fun of it and I will get a free used bike .I love bike riding for fun and exercise.I have an issue with tardiness,that I need to break.Maybe coming here will help with social anxiety as well .

Very disappointing. The (non-clothes) selection was very limited and the prices were way too high…read more No bags at all for purchases.

I needed a tiny stand to support a toothbrush in a little alcove of our half bath. (There's only…read moreone socket in the room.) Not wanting to spend a lot of money, I had a hunch I'd find something suitable in Goodwill. And by gum, I did! Not only that, it was designated half price on red-tag-Sunday. $2.50! This store is pretty big. There are plenty of shelves with knickknacks and household items. Nothing piqued my interest, but hey -- I found what I came in for. While dressing rooms in a lot of Goodwills closed never to reopen, you can try things on here. And you can bring in seven items. The store also houses a career center. I noticed that thrift stores in Florida, my part-time residence, have an impressive selection of furniture. Not so here, but this store has more clothing and dry goods than other places.