Not a bargain store anymore. This used to be a decent place…read moreto find deals on overstocked items. Things were discounted 10-20% compared to buying them online or big box stores. However, recently I noticed that the price difference is negligible and you are essentially paying almost the same amount as if you were buying it at Walmart /Amazon /Costco. I rather pay one or two percent more and buy directly from Amazon/ Costco so I can get warranty, get it shipped to my doorstep, and make use of the return policy. Not sure how these guys are still in operation.

Went in today to find a recliner. While there, I saw a four piece fabric couch. It was absolutely…read morecovered in stains and had a huge tear in one of the seat cushions. Big Box had the audacity to price it at $750! Are you kidding? You couldn't get more than $100 for it in that state on Facebook marketplace. So annoying and makes me not want to give them any more business

Friendly service, clean store, large selection and interesting selection as well found some…read morenew-to-me items that made our camp trip ten times better

Grocery Outlet in Monroe Washington have the best employees. The employees will help you get item…read moreoff the shelf. Grocery Outlet has a good selection of Christmas and Halloween. If you want good deals, Grocery Outlet has good deals.

I haven't made my final purchase decision yet, but this is by far the best customer service I have…read morereceived anywhere in a long time!! Very helpful in making a decision and knowing what to look for. She gives you honest information for you to consider. And she has a cute plant shop on the side!

This is the best priced furniture you will find in the Sky Valley / Monroe/ Everett/ Lynnwood /…read moreSnohomish or whatever area. We looked online ACROSS THE GLOBE LITERALLY at different online web sites and this furniture store beat all their prices. This exact bed we looked at all over and we got it at Best Price Furniture in Monroe. It was over a HUNDRED dollars cheaper even at the most discounted online stores. It's a beautiful sturdy/ heavy queen storage bed. It has dovetail construction and its rock sturdy with a smooth comfortable upholstered headboard. This bed (and all the furniture that I could see) comes from Coaster Furniture. That's the only retailer that Best Prices gets their furniture from. But that's ok with me because that furniture provider has modern/ contemporary/ classic/ traditional / beautiful vintage and rustic etc etc . They have bedroom and living room and office and whatever rooms you have in your home. You just filter it how you would any other furniture store. I do wish that they were open more days: Lucy who runs the business is close to retiring and doesn't work as many hours as some other businesses. But it works ok because I know which days to go in. We will be getting all our furniture pieces through Best Prices furniture and Mattress.

I have shopped here many times even though I live in Des Moines and it's 45 miles to Monroe. M&M…read morehas always had quality antiques and collectibles and I have a number of pieces in my home. I was just there today and even though it's a new location and a smaller venue, I still enjoyed browsing and bought a small vintage ladder.

A pretty good, medium-sized antique mall in Monroe. And it seems to be just about the only one left…read moreon this stretch of Main Street! Most of the other stores listed on Yelp are gone. Like any antique mall, it's a jumble of stalls run by individual sellers, so the selection and pricing varies. Quite a few of them are the "shabby chic" kind of stall, with a few artfully arranged baskets of shells and glass fishing floats and not much else. But enough of the stalls are the real deal, crammed with rusty old tools and medicine bottles and teacups. I'm usually looking for minerals, bones and skulls, Pyrex and old medicine bottles, and I didn't find much of that here. The few antlers they had seemed overpriced. But the mall is clean, spacious and well-maintained and the people at the register are friendly. Overall, a nice enough antique mall that won't take you too long to go through. Worth a visit if you're in Monroe.

Sitting here in the parking lot and feeling obligated to sit in this blazing toasty Prius to write…read morethis because unlike the +130 reviews I currently have in draft mode, I feel I gotta get this out. I'm here in Monroe because of an offer up deal I was doing at the nearby Lowe's so I'm about almost an hour out of my ways due to traffic, and out of a completely spontaneous decision I went into the nearby goodwill. I don't frequent most places, but I have been to probably an unhealthy amount of goodwills. Idk why but even if I don't have time I usually make time if I see one I haven't gone to because it's such a random occurrence of events to find a dope find. Tbh in the last 5 years I've grown to usually take about 10 minutes tops to get in and out due to the mediocrity that is so casual for goodwill but I'm here to say that I want to go on record confidently stating this is the best goodwill I've ever been to. No, it's not doing something out of the scope of goodwills agenda, but everything you expect from a goodwill they are doing in an ideal way. The team here is just putting out such a variety of items and EVERYTHING is in sellable condition. Holy moly it's organized. I've seen organized goodwills but it's not common, and it's unheard of to see the combo of variety and organization. Tbh I was forcing myself out after finding like 3 amazing things because of my budget, so I didn't have any interaction with the staff or anything, but who cares. The store itself shows these people are talented and care about what they do. This review will amount to nothing, but this should be said. Thank you Monroe Goodwill and keep flippin thriving! P.s if you're worried that I'm toasting I'm not, I'm still in the parking lot in the heat, but my phone was at like 10% so I'm chillin in the car and the a/c on Bye

The pricing there is out of control. Saw a planter pot with the original TJ Maxx price if $19.99 on…read moreit Goodwill price $29.99! Small wire plant stand for $79.99. Crazy!!

I love the concept & business model. That, and I'm a true blue cheapskate/fashionista ;)…read more This business lets everyone: - take an active role in recycling fashion, - make a few bucks for participating, & - keeps community dollars in the community. And all the while having a blast shopping... How you like my carbon footprint now? ;)

Gosh I don't know…read more As a buyer - it's great. 5 Stars As a consigner - it's not the big money maker everyone hopes for. 3 Stars but maybe you will do better than me. The owner and coordinator of Seattle East is AMAZING. Really could not ask for a better, more communicative, helpful person. Auburn and Issaquah Sales. I bought stuff at the Mill Creek sale last year. I got some good buys but had anxiety after 20 minutes. It was so chaotic and the line was really really really long to check out. I bought at Monroe and there wasn't much but I did get a few good things. Checkout was fine. I then decided to sell at Auburn and Issaquah - there was a lot to learn but it wasn't that hard. Hangers are free at Old Navy just get them there. And use offwhite or white cardstock which I found around my house (old cards that go through the printer that I never used). I am frugal so this worked well for me. I got safety pins at the $1 store. So pricing is hard. Basically if you price too high then it goes to 50% off... so if your prices are high then be ready to be sad when you see your stuff go for 50% off. Be ready to spend 1 hour dropping your stuff off. You must have them separated by gender and SIZES. You hang all your stuff up. Also, if the racks are stuffed, put your items on the bottom. WHen they get stuffed, shoppers skip over those sections. Follow the rules. If they say NO SUMMER clothes, just follow the rules. They know that people will NOT buy summer stuff in droves in October so you are screwing up your sales and everyone elses due to space issues. Then today I arrived to try to sell my stuff at the Mill Creek sale. It was different in that you wait in line to have your stuff inspected. Knowing it takes me 60 minutes to do a drop off, park, drag my stuff in, hang up in each section.... this scared me as a woman a couple people in front of me had been waiting 30 minutes JUST to have her stuff inspected. The other sales I did didn't do this - they inspected everything after people dropped off but before the start of the sale. I had to just take all my stuff back to my car and leave. This meant it would be a minimum of 1 hour 45 minutes just to drop my stuff off and I had to pick my son up in 1.5 hours from the time that was on the clock. It really probably would have been 2 hours total. Keep in mind I also drove 30 minutes there. 30 minutes home. And will have to drive this all again to pick up my stuff. I think it only makes sense to sell if you don't care about your items and just generally donate them. In this case, do the sale and mark everything to reduce to 50% off and then Donate at the end of the sale. Otherwise it really isn't worth all the driving around and following all the rules. Entering your stuff on the website isn't that time consuming at all. It's the hanging, cutting tags, pinning tags, etc. I also wonder if enough is being done to market these events. Are there too many sellers and not enough buyers to support? And some people show up with BINS and BINS of stuff and frankly some of it looks really dated.... my stuff has all been bought within the last 1 year or within the last 5 years for my son's stuff. So I don't know what to say about that other than it takes up space and does it really sell? Do a little math to see if the time to drop off, etc. is all worth it? Shopping the event is great. I would pay the money to get in early. Come well rested, fed, caffeinated and consider leaving kids at home.

Workers aren't great. We bought chickens yesterday and they knew nothing about them which the…read moreworker is supposed to know about them but they didn't so and she took our paper for our chickens and she wouldn't give us the paper back. She checked our ID just to buy a certain type of chicken. That's ridiculous. Who needs an ID for a chicken? Like they do that and whatever could fit in the bucket and if it was $40 you get 20% off for everything that can fit in the bucket. And to me that was kind of ridiculous!!!!!!!!!

The worker by the name of "Alysa" was extremely rude when I was trying to make a return. Behavior…read morelike this should be completely unacceptable. It seems that the customer service has really gone down hill at this location.

Was invited to go. Kids had fun but the young gal who hosts it is loud and bossy . Like louder than…read morethe kids... Said she was gonna put kids in time out if they didn't listen.. um.. excuse me? You don't have that authority.

We have been here twice already and love it! There are so many options and thankfully the prices…read moreare not totally outrageous! The people we have met here are so knowledgeable and friendly. We have been able to get Lego sets that are discontinued and hard to find!

The owner at this location is extremely rude and has no idea what promotions 7-Eleven offers. I…read morecame in with my new black thermos they started selling and it comes with 6 free refills and when I tried to use the coupon he didn't know what it was and said I only got 1 free refill when I bought the cup and he argued that 'he has been doing this for a long time'...well it doesn't seem like it's been long enough because I've been to multiple 7-Elevens and have NEVER had a problem presenting the coupon for my free refill. I told him to go open up one of the new mugs and check for himself but he didn't have any of them and told me to take it to the 7-Eleven in Seattle where I purchased it. I couldn't believe how rude he was and the lack of knowledge of what 7-Eleven promotes. I still walked out with my free coffee after going back and fourth with the cheapest and dumbest 7-Eleven owner in the world.

This place has horrible customer service, won't let paying customers use their restrooms in dire…read moreneeds, and were extremely rude to us. I very much do not recommend going here.