We used to shop at Yard Sale fairly frequently and purchased 3 mattresses from this location in the…read morepast. However, during our last couple of visits, I've noticed their discounts becoming significantly less impressive... In fact, on our last trip, I Googled a few of the products out on the sales floor and discovered two of them were actually priced HIGHER at Yard Sale compared to retail! Resultantly, we don't frequent the Yard Sale stores much these days.

had a lot of options and a lot of great deals. I love that they have a lot of new nursery and baby…read moreitems as well as pet items.

Priced ridiculously marked up!. Ex: Vitamix A2300 not new (retail returned item). Dirt cheap…read moresticker $1269.02. Then two written prices on box $499/30% off. $449 twice written on the box. Got it at $360. Which is incorrect. This Mother Day with an additional 20% off. Which the discount should be 50%. Searched Vitamix A2300 new on Vitamix website on sale for $449. Item I bought was not new it was used and returned. Just because the manual/ menu book is still sealed does not make the item new condition. Called store manager Billy he do not what I am asking him..lol. I did not ask for anything as of yet. Just looking for an explanation on the pricing? The store set up and pricing is confusing to shoppers and workers in the store. The employees even states the prices are not dirt cheap for sure. Unless it's misc small products that can go for 90% off. Basically stuff average people just don't buy anymore. I believe all these businesses are going down and now they overcharged and price gouging. Damn you have to research every little thing you buy in these days. Companies illegally robbing consumers and protected by bullshit laws. Change is coming!

I miss the old dirt cheap. I'm not interested in "lux" brands. I come because I work in a school…read moreand I could always get a good deal on stuff I would use. I've given it a chance and I went to the M'boro store (that is supposed to be like usual and was sorely disappointed. Sad day...

I've came for the past three days in a row and different times and every time it says they're out…read morefor lunch. I've ran errands in between and came back on my way to see if they were still out on lunch and they were. I was gone for over an hour. Why bother having a business if you're not gonna show up?

Lots of cool stuff to look and and purchase if you are in the market for vintage items.read more

I stopped by Joseph Riley Land's Gourmet Pantry pop-up shop that recently opened late last week and…read moreI was floored! The pantry is made up of carefully selected items that you would find in Joe's kitchen. He stands by everything that his shop sells 100%. The Gourmet Pantry represents so many regions as far as Argentina and as close as New Jersey. This shop is all Joe - an eclectic blend of tastes that suits all of your kitchen needs from balsamic vinaigrette, wide array of artisanal sweets, red peppers, butters, grits and so much more. And this is only the beginning! I'm in awe by Joe's tenacity to see his vision become a reality and am looking forward to seeing his brand at local markets across the city as well as the shop's special events coming in the near future.

Hand picked curated products are what you will find at this tiny, but tasty gourmet pantry. I love…read morethe caramel corn with curry, fresh ketchup, Chai peanut butter and other delicious snacks and condiments.

I came in here looking for some scale modeling supplies and they had what I needed and more! They…read morehave a vast selection of R/C stuff as well. You can tell the employees are really passionate about what they do. You could hear them talking with customers the whole time I was there, swapping stories and giving advice. The pricing was great too. I'll definitely be back.

Friendly people and they had the parts I needed in stock. I wish I had a good Hobby Shop where I…read morelive.

If you are looking for an AMAZING place to have your patches sewed on go see…read more Steve @ Buckle and Hyde He has always done an amazing job for us.. Not to mention the all the awesome leather items and biker accessories. Thank you Steve you are blessed with many talents and Thank you Jacob for your help as well

Steve and his team are the best in Middle Tennessee!…read more My Motorcycle Club uses them exclusively and have never had an issue at all. Support your local stores and stay away from the large box stores or the internet. The service and attention you get from Buckle and Hide is well worth the visit.

Joe B's went above and beyond to get me into a Power Lift Recliner at the very best price. This…read morefamily owned store cares about the Customer. I am very happy with my Catnapper Recliner, It's not only comfortable, and made with high quality materials, it was affordable and delivered and set up for me. I will be a long time repeat customer of this store. The commercial competitors just can't compare to friendly, caring and helpful local family owned bussiness.Thanks, Joe B. Anita

Stellar service and great prices. What else do you need? Their selection will surprise you, too, so…read moregive them a try! We ordered a mattress and it is very good quality.

Pricing. When an item is donated that was originally purchased for $1.50 at Dollar Tree and…read moreGoodwill tries to sell it (used) for $4.99, that is what is known as a ripoff, aka price gouging, aka taking advantage of the customer. When I go to Goodwill, instead of finding good deals on most items, I find a good deal on an item or two but the rest is outrageous considering the items are donated and usually used. Goodwill is not what it used to be.

The location in Smyrna TN needs help with staffing. Just now you have one associate who was working…read morewho was trying to call for help. He was using the store phone to call to get someone from back to answer but while doing so stopped asssiting other guests at the register. Two employees eventually walked into the store from outside at around 12:19 one smoking a vape actively and one drinking a soda. Other guests in line said he really needs help in which the girl smoking the vape replied I don't help him. Hopefully this can be verified by camera on your end . Very disappointed in how your store treats it's employees who need help- I can understand if I have to wait in line that's life but seeing employees vaping and drinking when another employee clearly needs help is unacceptable

I am a former employee of this retail location, having worked for this company for approximately 15…read moremonths. I began in December of 2024 and was involuntarily terminated in March of 2025. I believe more people should know what I experienced in my time working with this store before deciding whether or not they should continue supporting it. Let me be clear, Goodwill as a whole is a fantastic company. They provide incredible services and education as a nonprofit, and most of the people I worked with were friendly, professional individuals. However, in my short time working here, I have become incredibly doubtful of the performance and overall competence of the upper management for Goodwill Middle TN's retail locations. As stated above, I worked for this company for roughly 15 months. In that short time, I had seen FOUR separate store managers. Not shift leads, not assistant managers, but managers; as in, the single person in charge of overseeing the location. I can only imagine what must be going on in this company that the highest position with the most responsibility needed to be refilled four times in just a little over a year. My third manager, who shall remain nameless, was by far the worst of all. She was also the one I worked with the longest. While she would normally be upbeat and supportive, in the event of a bad day, her mood would crash and she would immediately take it out on her employees. She would give instructions only to give the exact opposite instructions an hour later; she would berate and belittle employees behind their back when she thought nobody was listening; she would blame employees for situations outside of their control or her own shortcomings as a leader. It should be noted that she never properly quit nor was she terminated before she left; she simply stopped showing up. It is my belief that she was not emotionally mature for the position she held. During my time with Goodwill, I worked in the DEC area. Think of it like a small warehouse in the store where donations are collected and stored. It is easily the most physically demanding position in the entire store. DEC's duties include, but are not limited to: -Accepting donations -Separating donations -Bringing wares to the pricers -Bringing clothes to the clothes hangers -Replacing full gaylords with empties (approximately 18 set up at any given time) -Moving gaylords on/off the storage trucks -Moving palettes of supplies off of the truck -Moving furniture -And so on DEC is a three-man operation at minimum. For approximately six months (out of my 15 month career), I would spend 6 out of 8 hours a day, 3 out of 5 days a week, the responsibilities of this entire department would fall on me, and me alone. I was doing a three man job. By myself. For six months. There was another coworker with me during that time (name withheld), but he was of no help. If anything, he made my job even harder. I can say, without exaggeration, that this individual would spend an entire shift literally sitting in the corner and staring at the walls. To be fair, this man was mentally disabled. However, that does not change the fact that management refused to accept the reality that he could not perform the duties that were expected of him. Eventually they would hire more people, but they were not much better. Some would do the bare minimum of work to avoid getting in trouble, while others meant well but did not fully understand how to do their work properly. For most of my time working at this company, my job consisted of me spending an entire week cleaning up unorganized donations dumped on the floor, scattered furniture blocking pathways, and literal piles of work left unattended. Most of the time, I would have everything successfully cleaned up by the end of the week, take my days off, only to see that everything I had done had been undone in a mere two days. One day, I came in to see an excessive amount of furniture in the DEC area. I spent the entire day loading up the truck with furniture, constantly being interrupted to perform other duties, such as answering the door and moving gaylords. I was not alone during this time, with two other DEC workers in the back, chatting with each other and ignoring their responsibilities. By the time I had finished loading the truck, one of said coworkers pointed this out to a shift lead, who told us to unload everything. At that moment, I lost my temper and verbally berated my shift lead and coworkers. I spoke with the lead and assistant manager in the office, and later apologized to my coworkers. A month later, I was terminated. No official explanation was ever given. I tried to get in touch with HR, but could not get through. I fully admit this outburst was unprofessional. But it certainly wasn't unexpected.

Easy peasy drive in, unload, hi and hello and drive out. Good Will workers were very nice. I lost…read moremy guy at Walmart on Charlotte and Good Will on Sunday closer to the city did not take donations on the weekends. So while down in Smyrna for a hair cut, stopped in dropped off and on my way. Getting of 68B on your right, coming from Smyrna on your left.