The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the clothes section is limited and…read moresome things do see highly priced. There was one clothes. But otherwise, this is my favorite location. They have great stuff. When I went, they had lots Our Place Always Pans and plastic containers to organize your water bottles (3 packages for $5 - each package holds 6 bottles).

What happened here?…read more What once used to be a creative thrift store concept that benefitted Habitat for Humanity, has now turned into a junk yard full of rejected, some high-end, but badly damaged merchandise. What made me even more shocked were the lofty prices that made no sense whatsoever. Grossly damaged furniture, like $600 for 4 ugly, scarred, nondescript black chairs? You have to be kidding! I wouldn't even consider most of what I saw, because it was tasteless. We left quickly. It only motivated me even more to hit real thrift stores, chains and mom & pop, and pour through online marketplace sites. Their parking lot was empty. No surprise. These guys need a reality check. I'm disgusted.

I came here not knowing what I would find, and my oh my, this warehouse was a great location to…read morefind some good haul of clothes without breaking the bank! I do believe this is more of a place for resellers, as I saw a few people searching and calling out certain brands - and the fact there was a person saying they could sell a piece for some amount. But...this warehouse is open to the public and is truly the ultimate treasure hunt. This location is very clean inside, along with the blue bins and their contents. I did encounter a random wet item in a bin, which freaked me out for a second, but all was good. The bins are not organized by type of clothing, so you really have to sort through them. They had new item rotations every half hour during my visit here, but everybody hovers over those when it happens. You can join the hunt, but you can't bring your cart to the new rotation areas - you have to carry them by hand. Staff are mostly college-aged and all are friendly. The register staff were polite also. The air circulation was okay here, but it does get stuffy after a short while. I was happy to step out after finishing my shopping. I got a few pieces (7 pieces to be exact) for about $18. It's $3.19 per pound for clothes. In all, a pretty great experience and would come back. Thanks, Goodwill!

EVERY bin store in the nation should model their store after this one. The management has created…read morean impeccable store where energy is respectful and mindful, even for the customers.. the customers are taught to be respectful and mindful of the store and each other while shopping making such a pleasant and fun experience. Thank you for that. A true gem and fun store to always find treasures. There is order, cleanliness and structure here that the management has created that especially the San Fernando Road store needs to exhibit and learn from Spruce Street. There's even a sense of community here, getting to meet other like minded shoppers. They also refresh the bins perfectly. Sets up barricade. Gives disclaimer to be respectful and not to run. Everybody abides. And they refresh frequently. 100% worth spending a day here shopping, always finding gems the t-shirt bros leave behind

My office used to be located next to this donation center. If you have the time to dig, there are…read morevery good deals on baby items, kitchen and household items usually donated by department stores such as Costco. The center also seem to have an endless supply of Serta bath mats for $2 a piece. Before you get any ideas about gifts, be warned that the staff will take all the labels off after you purchase the items. This is their agreement with the donors to prevent reselling by the customers. The staff are generally rude, so try not too expect too much in terms of friendly service. Many of the bins of items do not have a price tag so you may find yourself yelling across the way at the cashier to inquire about prices. On Saturdays, I have seen some really nice sets of new furniture for sale. All cash only of course-no refunds or exchanges. All proceeds go to charity events for kids locally!

They are no longer in business. More liquidation stores in Ontario right off of the 60fwy and…read morevineyard, across from kaiser.

we love this store! we live close and love to come browse, and find treasures to bring home! the…read moreparking lot sale is so much fun!

Clean and well organized. Reasonable prices. Good items to choose from. Definitely recommendread more

This Salvation Army is pretty large. There is more than enough space for clothes and furniture. I…read moresaw a lot of holiday merchandise available and even some new w/ tags items too.

A thrift store is a thrift store.But at least with the salvation army , you know That your money is…read moregoing to a good cause.

Amazing deals , the lady in the front is so sweet and adorable . Hidden Gem!! If you're looking for…read morea thrift store that is not being ransacked by resellers this is the place for you

Everything was dirty, dusty, cobwebs and place smelled like cat urine. As someone who is higly…read moreallergic to cats...please place a sign that there are cats.

I looooove this location! Thank you to the wonderful staff who don't pull color of the week items…read moreoff the racks before the sales start. It's so easy to find discounted tags here. Today, I walked out with a cart full of clothes that were $2 each. At other locations, I'm lucky if I find 1 or 2 discounted items. The managers seem like they genuinely want to move their inventory instead of just marking everything up as much as they think they can get away with. The manager who helped check me out today was so sweet and kind. She even went the extra mile to apply the student discount for me. The pricing is extremely fair. Reminds me of pre-COVID thrifting. Ever since the grand reopening they've been getting some good brands! I scored some Uggs for $6, Spanx leggings for $2, and there were a couple different North Face for $6-$10. The only thing I'd suggest working on is better organization by size. As you can see in the picture all sizes are jumbled up even though the dividers indicate they do try to organize by size. It's probably shoppers who are putting clothes back randomly, which sucks, but hey, guests are gonna be guests. Other locations do seem better at staying on top of that issue-- but overall, not a big deal if you're not pressed for time.

Just had by far the best experience I've ever had in a goodwill. Not only did I find some great…read moreitems for a pretty decent price but the customer service was absolutely wonderful. I had the pleasure of having Rosa ring me up and she is just a doll! She made sure I found everything ok and was so sweet. I will definitely continue to come here thanks to her. Thank you for hiring amazing humans like Rosa goodwill!

I love this little thrift store , they are so friendly and I love that the money helps animals in…read moreneed . I highly recommend

Foster Army Animal Rescue Riverside, CA…read more Date went 11/9/25 (Sunday) Time went 12:37am (not too busy, but still other customers inside the store) Atmosphere: Kind of reminds me of a small mom and pop shop, it's actually quite spacious in the inside and clean. Come here if... You're looking for clothes that are low in price! This store is actually one of the only stores that I've been to that has prices this low. Also come here if you'd like to support a great cause, animals :,)

Been here many times. Sometimes it is messy but the prices good so I return. Not interested in…read morelittle people clothing or toys. Have bought books here and pictures for the wall. Found a cute coffee cup and a couple Tupperware lids. Some days they seem over staffed and some days you have to wait s couple minutes to check out because they are helping someone else. But if you need help they are really nice. I return every month or so as I don't live close by.

This place was so gross today. I feel like this has got to be one of the consistently dirtiest…read moreGoodwills I've ever been in. I saw two giant cockroaches, one dead and one alive (employee kindly removed the dead one when I informed him). I get that a thrift store isn't going to be as clean as a department store, but I have never seen roaches at a Goodwill before. Some weird beetles, yes, but I grabbed a shirt today and a roach fell off it and then ran underneath the rack. A few minutes later at a different section of the store I looked down and there was a huge dead one right underfoot. This isn't a slight against the employees-- they're very nice and friendly people. It's not really in their control, but perhaps management should look into hiring pest control. Aside from the bugs, this location smells notably awful. The aisles with the stuffed animals and the shoe aisles make me want to gag. They're very mildewy/foot fungusy. I likely won't return here again. If I wanted to get all nasty I could just head over to the bins down the street and spend a fraction of the cost.

April is so kind love her customer service She's so friendly…read more I love coming in when she's working

It's only been a few months that I've been coming here, so I'm sad to say that I'm breaking up with…read morethis location. The manager is a little sassy for me. I exchange things frequently, because why keep something you don't love? Every time I bring an exchange here, she goes "All of thissss??" and it drives me crazy. It's like 3-4 items? So yes please, all of it. There are no dressing rooms, so if you'd like to cut down on exchanges, please feel free to tell corporate to reopen them. The last time I exchanged a tank top as I didn't notice there was a hole where they had pierced it with the tagging gun, she sneered at me and went "You paid $15 for a tank top???" I'm like... ma'am, it could probably be resold for twice that, and anyway, it's none of your business? I also agree that donated (and damaged) goods shouldn't be sold at that high of a price, so it'd be one thing if you're commiserating with me about recent markups, but there's really no need to throw shade my way about it. Also, it's really dimly lit and musty inside. They seem to be having trouble with their A/C or something. Not pleasant to shop here during these summer months!