Excellent selection, tons of sizes, FULL of stuff. Need a Jansport backpack in amazing condition?…read moreThey probably have it. Looking for cute sandals that are barely worn? They probably have it. Need some cute baby clothes? It's there. Men's shorts? Yep. Jeans in different styles? TONS! Need a dress for a wedding? They will have one for you. However...you won't be able to try anything on bc they DO NOT HAVE FITTING ROOMS! What?? The place is huge and they could absolutely stage some fitting rooms somewhere in this behemoth place. You might be thinking, "Oh, I'll just return whatever doesn't fit"--whelp, their return policy doesn't do them any favors either. You have to return items within two weeks for same-day store credit. AKA...you have to buy more that same day with your return credit. Everything has to have tags and you have to your receipt as well. Outside of that, great place, great selection, great location.

Savers is now added into my rotation of thrifting self care adventures. The staff are so friendly!!…read moreI couldn't figure out where the scrubs were and an employee that was not fluent in English was so sweet and told me that it's okay she needs to practice. I told her we both do. So I got a lesson and some dope finds amongst other things that I wasn't even expecting to find. The prices are reasonable, the store is very organized and clean. They have a wonderful of selection for any age group which is a plus because it's hard to find a good kids section. The cashier was so knowledgeable and had us signed up for text alerts and emails before leaving and explained the coupons and discount days to us. You definitely have a forever customer out of me.

This larger format Goodwill store is very well laid out and easy to navigate. The aisles are wider…read morethan normal and it does not have that rummaged look. 75% of the floor is given over the clothing and all the shoes are located in one spot. All the hardwares, media, toys, etc. are located in the back left part of the store. It appears the "pickens" here are above average compared to your average Goodwill and it is more organized. They have seven dressing rooms, however, four of them are used for storage and only two were open. There are multistall bathrooms here and you don't need a key. One thing I did not see was a collectors/boutique case of higher end items. Definitely one of the better Goodwills that I have visited as the photos below reveal.

We came for some Halloween ideas and trying to be nice but if you invite Halloween Headquarters you…read morereally need more then one small section of to the side. There were some fun things but very limited and nothing must have. Staff was friendly though. Just seems the Halloween part gets worse every year.

Where do you go when you're looking for a certain theme and don't want to pay full price retail?…read more Uptown Cheapskate of course. Was looking for a 90's themed outfit, so I was thinking Nirvana shirt. Or Misfits shirt, definitely a flannel shirt. And I totally nailed it. Men's section had both shirts that I was looking for. Perfect size, they looked like they were in good condition, although I might do some scissor art work on the Nirvana shirt I got. The flannel shirt is perfect. Can't wait to put this outfit together. They are located in a pretty large shopping center. Plenty of parking.

When there last Saturday with 70 pieces that I counted myself paid me for 23 got back 42 missing…read morefive pieces? Not what I expected from this business very unprofessional if they. gonna take pieces.

Dropped off some items to Goodwill today. It is usually very easy to drop items you want to…read moredonate. Today was a little different because a truck with a trailer got in line before me and they had a lot off stuff to unload. I could have been there 45 minutes for the unload. So instead I packed up my small load of three bags (pales in comparison to the trailer) and took them to the second Goodwill associate. She happily grabbed my items. By this time, there were two cars behind me. So, I had to do a car dance to get out of the queue. Alas, I was out and off to lunch. So ends my donation caper...

Prices are ridiculously high! You can buy new stuff for those prices. Leave it all there so they…read morecan throw it away! Parking lot is dangerous.

The store is super clean. You can find real vintage interns at thrift store prices! They also have…read morea great furniture selection, and the people are nice :)

We tried this store for the first time today!! Loved it. Some prices are a little wonky but some…read moreare very good. For example I got a new Teflon covered whisk for 50 cents, measuring spoons for 50 cents and a beautiful crystal container for $4.99. They have a ton of furniture, and not just old particle board stuff, nice pieces. The store is clean and well laid out. They also do two color tag discounts every week. One at 50% off and one at 75% off. They also have higher end stuff in cabinets and behind the counter and some collectibles too. Highly recommended. We will be back.

So our dryer broke about 2 to 3 weeks ago so I have had to go here a few times to keep our clothes…read morewashed and dried. The staff is always friendly and helpful, they have quite a few washing machines though there are a few broken ones and at least one that can't get hot water but works otherwise. The whole back wall is dryers which seems like plenty and would be if it were not for inconsiderate people. Most days I have gone managed to be a weekday so no bad. This last visit was on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed. Barely found a parking spot, but my big issue was the dryers. So many had clothes sitting in them, the cycle done but no one taking care of it. Not a great look when it is not busy but when it is so busy there are no open ones do better. I wish the laundromat had some kind of rule or did something if it is sitting there too long, at least when it is this busy. But otherwise it was fine. None of the TV's have ever been on, though that is one of the selling points on the wall. The first visit back in 2019 had one of them going. Since then not at all. They do sell cans of soda, water, and chips if you are going to be there for a while.

I used to really like this place. It was so clean and well taken care of; it wasn't like laundry…read morewas ever fun, but it was definitely okay at Washatopia. I come here frequently because of their big machines but now some of the same machines week after week have the same issue with no hot water or only can run on the light cycle. At least 1/2 the dryers are full of clothes someone has left, the floors are dirty, and there is so much lint dust. The staff are busy doing laundry but are helpful when needed. The customer service has not changed, it is still top notch. Bottom line, weekends are messy. I'll try to stick to during the week and that might help.

I spotted this little Goodwill tucked into a strip center while I was pumping gas at the H-E-B next…read moredoor. When I stepped through the door, I discovered that it was the tiniest Goodwill I've ever ever set foot into. The square footage of the place would equal a large efficiency apartment. I have to admit for such a small place they did have some choice items on the shelves of better quality than your average Goodwill. This is also the only Goodwill I've ever seen where the majority of the floor was not actually given over to clothing. As a matter of fact, there were no clothing racks whatsoever. Apparently, this place is been here for almost 10 years. Lots of books, media, glassware, and knickknacks can be found here.

This place is a hidden gem! Particularly for those who often keep an eye out for serendipitous…read morefindings, in the nature of thrifting. I personally seek out materials in thrift runs for crafting/repurposing/etc. and have found this place to be unexpectedly abundant. I agree with other posters that this is unlike most Goodwill experiences, more of an offering of home goods and tidbits. It may not be some people's cup of tea, but it certainly is mine :) I've been glad to encounter a few well-curated vintage finds-- namely bags/purses. The employees there have been warm as well!

I moved to 78717 in September. Moving has required reviewing all my possessions, and given the new…read morelayout of my home, some long-owned items can be passed along to appreciative new owners. What's nice for me is, one can simply drive into the drop off area along the side of the building, and someone will come take your donation, making it very easy! Very nice staff here, and the help is appreciated.

Dropping off a donation of men's clothes which were in the back seat in large garbage bags. Waited…read morefor staff person to unload a car in front of us which didn't take long. Big production for this car to leave bc of a box truck partially blocking the road. We backed up to let her out but she wanted to pull forward to the worker had to get someone to move the truck before unloading our car. Worker had an attitude with us but not sure why. Will donate somewhere else.

This is definitely one of those much smaller Goodwill's out there. It's basically the size of a…read morelarge convenience store. They do have a few short aisles of electronics, toys, glassware, and knickknacks. They do have a very large selection of shoes which are all displayed above the clothing racks. Like most Goodwill's, this store also is primarily geared towards clothing. They do have a fair amount of DVDs and books. Unless I lived in the immediate area, I would probably cross the store off my list.