Adorable cats in the store are available for adoption. They are in a separate room that you can go…read moreinto to play with them.

The store is small and really stocked!! Maybe too stocked really, or too small of a location…read more Staff is friendly and prices are good. I love that they benefit the local shelter.

This might be the start of an addiction... I popped into this store on a day out and immediately…read morefell in love with the wonderful music and beautiful vibe. The selection of dresses is truly amazing with representation of good brands from the 70s-early 2000s, lots of sizes, and variety of patterns. The quality and upkeep is clear in every piece. They also have a good selection of jewelry, jeans, and tops which I'll be coming back for. The owner clearly takes a lot of pride in the store as it is beautiful and clean. She also mentioned that all pieces are carefully dry cleaned and ironed; making them great additions to any wardrobe.

Visiting Frederick for a wedding and found this delightful/fun/fabulous store---the display windows…read morewere to die for and such a cheery and happy store owner. This was by far my fav in the darling town of Frederick,MD.

I always find great stuff at great prices here last week I was chilly and ran in to see if I could…read morefind a sweater omg I came out with quite a few items , tbd store is always clean and well organized, the price range is amazing and the finds well you have to look but I always manage to find something #review

I'd say this was an above average SA, prices tend to run high at all SA locations and their sorting…read moreprocess isn't a thorough, but this store was organized well and cleaner than most. I visited in Nov 2021 but did leave empty handed. Staff was nice, kinda an in/out for me as I immediately scan a store quickly and if I don't see what I'm looking for at first glance I move on. This was one of those places that nothing caught my eye and I kept it moving.

Honestly I didn't know what to expect. I thought it would be like Ross or like a Family Dollar…read more This store reminded me of dingy version of Big Lots. I walk in and place was dimly lit... its was like 11am one Saturday morning. The store was a hot mess.. no sense of organization. Floors were cluttered and dirty. Who knows when the floor saw a mop. They sell a lot hba stuff at discounted prices. I didn't stay that long because it was too dusty inside.

Their books are nice and they have a good selection/prices. They also have other odd and end thingsread more

I wasn't expecting much given the fact that most goodwill stores I've been to aren't the most…read moreorganized and they sell secondhand apparel. Only saw two employees on the floor who were wearing masks and made sure all customers were wearing masks as well. However, there were no social distancing markers on the floor anywhere but two yellow strips leading up to the cash register. Also, there weren't any foot traffic markers to help guide customers through their narrow aisles. They have a wide selection of apparel and knickknacks but wasn't too organized. All in all, not the worst Goodwill I've been to but they could have done more to emphasize social distancing and COVID-19 policies throughout their store.

It's hard not to write a review with a ton of expletives to describe this goodwill. It's actually…read morethe most ridiculously overpriced goodwill that I've ever been to and I've been thrifting for about 7 years now. ANYTHING and I mean ANYTHING that isn't worth throwing in the garbage is priced at $10-30. Today I saw a USED t-shirt for $13!!! $13!!!!! You can goto Walmart and target and buy 3 brand new shirts for that price!!! This store is ridiculously mis-managed when the pricers see anything in the men's section with a Nike swoosh on it and automatically put a $25 price tag. I will not return to this store because I've left empty handed about 10 times since coming here. Not because I don't find anything, but because any shoes that are "good" are $30-50, and shirt that is "good" is $7-13, and any other men's clothing item that is "good" is $10-30. Keep in mind goodwill gets these items for FREE. It's so incredibly obvious you guys went "for profit" but you should be a little less obviously in your transition for being "for the community" to "for lining our pockets." Wish I cold rate 0/5 stars because that's what they deserve for the pure exploitation of pricing.

Lots of great buys here. Mostly clothes but a fair amount of household goods and furniture. There…read moreis an entire half price room in the back with super deals. I found a huge Pampered Chef baking stone for $10 in the half price room!!! Nice people, pretty view of the country. -Kevin

Lots of stuff and incredibly cheap! Got 6 large wine glasses for $2 apiece, plus a mini ironing…read moreboard for $1.

So let me get this straight goodwill. We cannot try clothing on because of the pandemic YET... your…read morestaff are no longer required to wear masks in the store or socially distance. Got it... doesn't make a lot of sense/ is pretty illogical. Not being able to try the clothing on in the store would be no big deal except that they don't allow for full refund returns. Only store credit. My issue here is that if you are not allowing people to try clothing on then you have to allow for full refund returns to only offer store credit makes no sense. I only visit goodwill once a year, if that, so would really have no use for store credit. I even offered to bring the dresses back that same day I just wanted to try them on first. At this point I think a lot of organizations are just using the pandemic as an excuse to provide poor customers service.

Generally speaking this is a great store. The employees are pleasant and helpful. The items for…read moresale are well organized and of decent quality. You can generally find some good stuff in here with ease. Unfortunately, today my senses were totally assaulted by chemical fragrances when I entered. A completely different experience from a week ago when the store was normal. When I asked the nice gentleman working the register about it, he said that they had just installed a bunch of air fresheners in the store to satisfy a new directive from corporate. How insane! This is an absolute shot in the foot for this business when 25% of the population is chemical sensitive. A figure which has doubled and tripled in recent decades. At present, shoppers are masked up in response to cases of the Delta variant spiking, gettin less oxygen. Then, to have to also have to tolerate chemicals in the air is a little bit much. Someone pls check corporate for androids. We still breathe air.