Soooo many treasures down every aisle. I've been wanting to go for so long & am so glad I finally…read morehad the chance. Amazing prices & I prefer to support small shops over chain thrift stores! the owner was nice & informed us everything was 20% off which was awesome

The store was to open at 11:00 am Sunday per online but was not. Door said 12:00 on Sunday. Waited…read moreuntil 12:30 but no one showed up to open. Missed about 12 customers trying to go in to shop. Disappointed bc we drove 30 min to go to this store. Maybe the hours need to be updated to reflect actual hours.

When I walked in I was taken a back buy the prices - $50 for a comforter set, granted it's new…read morestill in the back but I'm at a thrift store for a reason! However I made my way back to the back of the back of the store and I was like this is more my speed. We were greeted by a friendly lady named Eleanor and we explained what we were looking for and she helped us dig and look until we found what all we needed. The prices were fair and we got everything and more than we needed. Should I ever be in the area again, I would definitely stop in and look at what they have. Also, by buying from them you are helping others which is a huge WIN, WIN!

Great prices on many "treasures". Very well organized. Friendly staff is an added bonus!read more

This is a new thrift shop located on Skidaway Road. The shop is conveniently situated and…read morewell-designed, featuring a nice men's section in the front, although smaller than the women's section. The average price for men's items is around ten dollars. The owner is professional and friendly. There is also plenty of free parking available in the back of the store. They accept clothing donations and a variety of payment options for purchases.

Service, layout, quality products were all there. The idea of helping these women is so worthwhile.read more

Very popular church run thrift store that had a line of customers waiting to enter until someone…read moreinside left. So many donations of various kinds are always coming in, and the volunteers try to keep displays full at all times. I'm pretty sure you can find whatever you are looking for somewhere in the shop. You just have to be patient and look through a lot to find your treasure.

Just the best hunting. I love to thrift for the hunt…read more Wish I had time to make it over there more often but I had a great time on my visit

I bought simple items online, they were flat, and only weights 7 pound total, SOMEHOW they would…read morenot match up both my orders and ship all six items in one box! They would not save on the shipping cost for my order! I do not recommend this store!!! I asked for this simple request and they would not do a combine order, all other Goodwill's do!

I had just left another nearby goodwill when I came across this one. I was surprised that it was an…read moreoutlet since there was no mention in the title from yelp but it was fine because I am familiar with Goodwill Outlets. If you are not, they are pay by the the pound centers. Also referred to as the "bins" because you have to sort through bins to find anything. I've gone to the bins in South Florida before and it's a feeding frenzy. Pure chaos. Imagine women fighting over a shirt. Thats what my local bins are like. This was not that. There were a total of 4 people in there the whole time I was there. I didn't have to fight anyone for anything. I wasn't there for hours of rotations before I found anything good. I got to search at my leisure. The staff was nice but the place was pretty quiet. I would definitely return to this location on my next visit to Savannah.

They literally have anything you could possibly be looking for! Really great prices and it's also…read morefor a charity! The lady that works, there is amazingly nice and sweet! We will definitely be back. They have such a great selection of things.

Excellent merchandise, all varieties of linens, kitchen ware, glass, books, records, videos, you…read morename it they have it. Name brand apparel ALl at remarkably low prices!

This location is tucked away in a Kroger shopping center, which sits in a fairly congested inner…read morecity neighborhood with a Home Depot a couple of blocks away. The store is pretty large from a size standpoint, but unfortunately, we didn't find much value within the actual merchandise and inventory. The clothing section was probably the most expansive part of the store and offered a pretty standard selection of men, women and children's clothing and shoes. However, the furniture and hardware were definitely lacking in terms of quality, organization, and even basic value. I suspect that some of this is due to the high level of foot traffic that we saw in this store, which means the early bird gets the worm at this Goodwill.

I can always appreciate recycling rather than buying new. There's so much waste in this country and…read morethis place makes me feel better. The people that work there are always super kind.

Clean, nice inexpensive finds through out. I have found Antiques, vintage or fairly new pieces…read more At great prices. Fun stop in Claxton GA.

This is a pretty big thrift store and things are sorted, clean, and reasonably priced. There is a…read moreside that is clothes and home goods, and the a side that is furniture and used appliances. I was particularly entrigued by the appliances, since there were some older washing machines made with the older energy standards allowing more water use. Appliances seem to turn over fast, since the guy selling them had ones that were purchased and on the way out. The furniture section was great. A lot of it was older or high end enough to be solid wood and plywood. There was some particle board, but not much. Furniture was reasonably priced, and I would say comparable to fair or even good deals that you can get on Craigslist, but this is a store so you could just go in with a measuring tape and check everything out all at once instead of texting and scurrying around like Craigslist furniture. Furniture was mixed, and ranged from plain old solid items in good condition to a few pieces which would fit in in an upscale antique mall. The clothes and home goods part was sorted and clean. Most things were flat priced, like all the pants were $4, so very affordable and easy to shop. I had a drink with me and I showed it to them and asked to take it in the store while I shopped, and they said that was fine, and that was a nice bonus for the shopping experience (it had a lid and stuff, so obviously ask permission for you). Definitely worth checking out if you like thrift stores. This is a real gem, since it's sorted, cleaner, and with a better selection than the national chains like Goodwill and places like that.