After the building re-do, this Goodwill is clean and very well kept. No funny odors. The workers here organize and upkeep the order, sizes and colors. The cashiers also are very friendly. It's a charity second hand shop that also has many items with tags and labels still on them. Of course, the prices usually can't be beat. My fave items are the glassware, porcelain and seasonal items. I usually feel more in a festive spirit when I visit/leave this location. I also feel good because my purchase profits go to a good cause. read more

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I go here quite often and today was looking at the new clothes rack when an Asian looking guy with a bad red hair dye job came out from the back and was yelling at me. A little rude, maybe should train employees better in customer service. read more

Win win situation... Goodwill is more than just finding a bargain as it creates jobs and helps the community finding the treasures, deals and items that are no longer found in stores and with a bit of creativity I've seen items transformed to very useable item which would end up in the landfill has found a loving home is the best. This newest location is a lovely addition at the top of Waialae Ave as I patiently watched it being built loved how it turned out as you make a left on Koko Head Ave, there is a drive thru to conveniently drop off your donations which takes you straight out to Wilhemina Rise and just to the left you'll see a parking area where there are a few dedicated stalls for you to park and shop in Goodwill. Obviously new this massive space is so clean and organized which I'm sure is a task not easily obtained is well kept and a delight to shop in it's such a lovely place to find many items some are brand new along with furniture and sporting goods is cool and love to see so many come here to shop is great. Thank you! read more

Goodwill Hawaii - Thrift Stores Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Went there on 8/24/25- a warm Sunday afternoon. Kaimuki Goodwill offers an enjoyable thrifting experience, clean, organized, cool AC, and staff are friendly- especially our cashier Treena!! She was extremely helpful and kind offering great customer service. Mahalo to cashier Treena and Kaimuki Goodwill staff for keeping this Goodwill top tier!! Will be back soon!!! read more

I like this goodwill, it's clean and organized. But the baby clothes are way overpriced at $5 a piece. Some children's clothing like onesies are cheaper than that purchased brand new. Goodwill needs to get real. read more

Finding great deals on things I need (or want, occasionally) or things of value is something I love to do. Goodwill is one of those places to find the hidden gems. Goodwill is located at the top of Waialae Ave., between Koko Head Ave and Wilhelmina Rise. The donation drop off is beside the store on Koko Head Ave. You can park in the loading zone and drop off everything. You'll get the tax deduction paper along with a coupon for the store. The guys back there are friendly and courteous. There's free parking for the store in a private lot along Wilhelmina Rise, right after 3660 on the Rise. There's 8 dedicated stalls. I gotta say that I'm very happy Goodwill decided to renovate and modernize its store. I remember before it had an really bad stench and odor of all their old, musty items and structure. I guess new flooring and proper ventilation really renewed the whole store for an enjoyable shopping experience. All the items are very organized and not overly cluttered. It's more spacious and more cleaner than ever. It even sells brand new items that are excess from retail stores. Most of the items are clothes with a small books and media section, small furniture, electronics, kitchenware, sporting goods, and etc. The prices are decent, definitely better than Savers, and everyday will have 50% or 20% off certain colors on the price tags. Overall, Goodwill is an excellent store to find something you need at an excellent price. And we need to thank all the kind individuals donating their things and giving them a second chance instead of going straight to the garbage. The staff here are all friendly and pleasant. I don't shop and actually buy anything too often, but I still like to peruse and enjoy the hunt to find the gem. Everyone should give secondhand items a chance! Some items are brand new and sealed! Some of the items made from a long time ago are better quality and last longer than some items made today. Some items can be worth thousands and be purchased for just dollars (never found that yet). Goodwill has an online auction on its website for jewelry and other items. You can even purchase from other Goodwills in the US! read more

Lots of free parking in the open lot across Wilhelmina in dedicated stalls. Very open and easy to find your way around. Found lots of great things, some totally new! read more

Treasure hunting! The Goodwill donation spot in Kaneohe was closed for lunch, so I drove to Kaimuki to drop off a bag and, as a result, received a 20 percent off coupon! The Kaimuki Goodwill's donation area is on the right side of Koko Head Avenue. The free parking lot is on the right side of Wilhelmina Rise (about 10 labeled stalls) and the Front door of the store is on Waialae Avenue. The book and DVD area is on the left. It's elevated and can be accessed by ramp and steps. There was a grandpa reading to his granddaughter in the nook between the shelves...so cute! On another visit, a man rested on one of the blue reclined chairs...looks so relaxing! The majority of items for sale seems to be clothing. The household items and shoes are towards the back. The cashier is at the front by the dressing rooms. Come here and take a look! Help the community and save some money at the same time! Remember to get the Rewards Card! I got cash to use on my purchase! read more

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I used to love this Goodwill until it renovated and they started marking up their prices like crazy. I remember when their clothes used to be $3-8, but now prices start at much higher prices, even generic/no name brands. I do admire the renovated look - I used to get MAJOR allergies before the renovation, from all the dust but I don't have the problem anymore. The store itself is organized but with the crazy prices, I've hardly come here to shop anymore. During COVID-19, I heard that all of their donations go through a quarantine period before they enter the store & shelves, which is nice to know! read more

Just feel free to browse around, you might find a diamond in the rough. Some are still new, with tags on. Some are still almost new, gently used. For their price, you can't go wrong. read more

I have never found anything good at this location! Another sucky thing is there's no close parking! FYI: Did you know that Goodwill pulls all the good stuff aside for their online auctions? For example: Pokemon stuff, video games, anything new with tags and designer clothes and shoes. I forgot exactly what they set aside, but they have a list of things! So much for treasure hunting! BOOO! read more

Probably the cleanest, most organized, and least sketchiest Goodwill I've been in. Parking is adequate in the back parking lot (a couple of stalls) and the municipal parking one block away. This one is located close to Chaminade and UHM, so quite a bit of these clothes are college-aged friendly. It's nice. But what really stood out to me were the books! Awesome selection. There was a BOGO promo going on and I had to stop myself from grabbing more than four. Will be back for my next book rotation! read more

Goodwill is located on the corner of Waialae Ave and Koko Head Ave. Parking is limited, I don't believe they have their own designated lot, so we usually look for parking on the street. I like Goodwill because you can find some amazing stuff in there. However, it truly is a treasure hunt, you have to dig dig dig to find the good stuff. All the prices here are great! I usually never spend more than $20 when I visit and I walk out with a handful of goodies. read more

I cannot get over how ridiculous this place is. There are Gap tops that cost more than they do BRAND NEW at the Gap. I'm from nyc and all tops there are $3-5. Here they are $8-10. I found out after I got home that a bunch of them were very frayed or had a hole. There's a no return policy as well. I also tried to buy index card from them one pack is FOUR DOLLARS!! ($1.79 at long drugs). And if you didn't know, goodwill donations never go to charity, they only pay the salaries of the staff. read more

Hands down, one of the best Goodwill locations on O'ahu. This thrift icon has revamped their total image in the past few years, and has really become a go-to for almost any occasion. Mother day's, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas; hoards of new and used items put on display near holiday seasons. This Halloween, I was able to find accessories for Carl and Russell costumes from UP! Carl: four legged walking stick, square black glasses Russell: yellow collared shirt, orange hat, backpack accessories I saw a bunch of brand new costumes, accessories (hats, wigs, face paint, crowns, capes etc), and Halloween goods for sale. Target seems to be an overstock supplier, as there as TONS of stationary, kitchenware, furniture and clothing. In addition, they have a FREE rewards points program, basically earn back cash for everything you spend at Goodwill. read more

Goodwill Hawaii - Thrift Stores Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

It would be unusual of me not traveling anywhere in the states, or out of the country to shop at a thrift store, more so another Goodwill!! Yep, I really liked this Goodwill, I wanted to spend my whole time there, but my daughter was timing me, so I was only able to score a cute top, a pillow and an umbrella (for the hot sun sitting on the beach) and the prices were very practical, compared to the prices back in California....I loved it!! I almost scored a Lynyrd Skynyrd rock t-shirt, brand new (reprint) but it was too big - about a 3 or 4 XL, :( Yup, this one and pretty much all the thrifts here in Oahu are on my bucket list (I'm that boring OK?) The area it was located at reminded me for some reason of Echo Park near Los Angeles, it had that artsy - bohemian feel to it and almost like East Los Angeles, when you drive up the hills, the streets get really narrow and the houses back yards are the views of the city, man that must really be nice to live out there!! Actually all of it is nice to live and be in, just paradise away from the tourist crap. read more

You will love this store if: - You like long lines with only 1 or 2 cashiers up front. - You like getting yelled at by cashiers who are always irritable. - You enjoy going to a thrift store that is picked clean (all the good stuff is being moved online to Shopgoodwill.com and priced at least triple in store prices). - You enjoy ever increasing store prices that are already higher than eBay prices with new in box items in a glass case with no one there to help you look. Today, I went to their 50% off closing sale hoping to find some "good" prices. While I did find a few decent pre-owned items, having shopped here for years now, I've noticed more and more items being picked from the store and put up for auction for the highest prices possible on ShopGoodwill.com. This is an alarming indication of the future for Goodwill Honolulu locations because Goodwill was originally known for offering great bargains: they are now moving to squeezing as much money out of their customers for beat-up used items or "brand new with tags" items that are unwrapped and sometimes stained. (I'm honestly seeing cheaper clothes prices at Ross and Marshalls for NEW clothes, versus Goodwill's prices for used clothes which are more expensive - now that's saying a lot!) The front glass case is supposed to be their "premium" section. It's actually rejected Target store merchandise that couldn't even sell on clearance. This goodwill frequently prices ABOVE Target clearance prices! Wth! (For example, the Target clearance sticker says "$6.99" but they price at $9.97. They don't even bother removing the original Target price tags! LOL!) There is no system in place to look at items in the glass case. So I end up asking for help from the front cashiers...they are always mad and irritated at the world, apparently. Today, I was looking to buy 20-25 Target store video games from the front glass case. (I buy a lot in bulk - but not typically from goodwill!) Any way, I waited for about 10 minutes for help. I finally spoke up and asked if I could just pay and buy what I needed. First, the rep told me I had to "wait till the end of the line." Keep in mind today's line stretched all the way to the back of the store. I had actually been in this line earlier in the morning to checkout my first batch of items, then went out the store to refill the parking meter, then come back to shop! And how am I rewarded? BACK OF THE LINE, BUB! You're never getting service! Muahahahahaaaa! I'm not stupid either - I know there are nonstop people lining up - so basically the cashier is telling me she will never help me checkout. I finally ask one last time I just want to buy these games from the case and leave. THE CASHIER FULL ON SCREAMS AT ME. At this point, I tell her, "Never mind, forget it" and I just walk out of the store. NEVER yell at your customers. Especially those who wait for 10 minutes or more for help and ask, but not demand, for assistance. For shame Goodwill Hawaii. It looks like this location is closing this Monday the 22nd. Years ago I used to have positive experiences here but as of the past year (around the time of the pandemic) service and selection of items has gone completely to shit. As a result, so long Goodwill Kaimuki. You will be gone but you won't be missed. On a side note, if you are looking for bargains on clothes but don't want to pay crazy goodwill prices, there are luckily many other options! Salvation Army has a weekly 50% off all clothes sale - much better selection too! read more

For a long time, I did not like this Goodwill. With a recent remodel, and some excellent finds as of late, it was finally time to write a review. This location is on the corner of Waialae and Koko Head. They have free parking, a fact we weren't aware for a long time. Driving toward Kahala, simply turn left after the store, and park in the paid lot behind 3660 on the Rise; along the wall immediately to the left are about 10 free spots for 1 hour at the store. This store is kept very clean and organized since the improvements. Upon entering, they have glass items to give it a classy feel. Books are in a dedicated wood-floored area inside the windows; DVDs and VHS are also here. Toys are at the back left, followed by furniture, home goods, knickknacks, and random items. Clothing is on the main floor, with fitting rooms to the right. Be sure to check the cashier counter for collectibles, jewelry, and more valuable items. The staff here is okay, better to just do your own thing. Prices are low and typical for Goodwill; be cautious for buyout items from Target and other stores, the prices are often too high, sometimes higher than in the original stores. For people who love to thrift and haven't been here in a while, be sure to give it another try! Recent treasures: gumball machine for $4.99 filled with marbles (I love marbles) and over $15 dollars in change inside; unopened retired LEGO set for $15, down from original price of $30. read more

Goodwill is pretty awesome. . I could always find one item here every time. I've gone here I picked up new shirts the retail for over $100. Sometimes I'll pick up some cloths, military stuff just to ruin going hiking cause I like to go in the jungle and play it the mud. I mean this location I've found some more pricey brands like Bathing ape, Travis Matthews, reyn spooner and Tori Richards. You go to a good will near a more affluent area or golf club you really can snag some nice stuff. read more

Of all the Goodwill locations in Hawaii, the Kaimuki location seems to have the best selection. I come here regularly. Going to a thrift store once a month is good. Going about four to five times a month is even better. Since I am in Kaimuki often, I stop by to see what items have arrived. The inventory turns over quickly. If you see something there, get it. Shopping at Goodwill helps others in the community. Goodwill Industries provides jobs to the disabled. You can do two things if you shop at Goodwill. You can fulfill your shopaholic tendencies without incurring credit card debt and help people who have special needs. This recently trip with my GF was fun. I signed up for a rewards card so I'm excited about all of the future savings I will have! The store was well organized and the staff was very nice and friendly. It wasn't packed with was a great thing. They do have street parking and additional park on Wilhelmina Rise on the right side. Remember that Stalls 74-79 are for Goodwill. read more

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I like coming to this Goodwill store because it's spacious and the sections are clearly categorized and separated. It's unusually busy today because the store (all Goodwill apparently) is having a storewide 50% sale on all items. Service is pleasant, and they have their own radio station playing in the background while you shop! Parking can be a hassle though. Limited stalls for free around back, or street parking. read more

Second hand stores are hidden gems. I don't know why more people don't shop at second stores. It seems elitist not to. Maybe these places have to be called vintage stores before people stop turning up their noses at them. We're willing to sleep on hotel sheets that a hundred other people probably slept on or put utensils in our mouths at restaurants that many people used, but the idea of buying someone second hand shirt or book makes some shudder. That's ok. Different strokes for different folks. It also leaves more items for me. Of all the Goodwill locations in Hawaii, the Kaimuki location seems to have the best selection. I come here regularly. Going to a thrift store once a month is good. Going about four to five times a month is even better. Since I am in Kaimuki often, I stop by to see what items have arrived. The inventory turns over quickly. If you see something there, get it. Contrary to what people may think, not everything at Goodwill is used. There are brand new, still in the original wrapping items too. There are also horrible paintings, kitschy knick knacks and all kinds of garish fashions too. There's something for everyone. You just need some patience and time to spend looking through the selections. It's not your mother's thrift shop. This particular store underwent a renovation recently, so it looks vaguely like a Ross Store which is not a bad thing. There's not a dedicated parking structure, so you need to find parking on the street but even someone like me with terrible parallel parking skills can find a spot if you come during the non-peak hours. The store has a great selection of books for adults and children. There are two comfortable chairs in the book section if you want to read a book or take a nap while your spouse looks around the store. Guess what my husband does. The children clothing section has quality items. Look at the pretty Gymboree brand white sweater I found for my daughter. I bought myself a lovely salmon pink Liz Claiborne work shirt for a third of what it would cost at department store. Score!! I even found a hilarious parody book of the The Very Hungry Caterpillar called the The Very Hungry Zombie. Shopping at Goodwill helps others in the community. Goodwill Industries provides jobs to the disabled. You can do two things if you shop at Goodwill. You can fulfill your shopaholic tendencies without incurring credit card debt and help people who have special needs. read more

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I don't think they spent much time pricing their merchandise at this Goodwill store... it seemed like the majority of items were $4.99 which was a little pricey for a Goodwill. Maybe prices are marked up like most other things in Hawaii? They did seem to spend some time organizing their items by size and color though so that's nice. I found a super soft long dress that was shockingly not $4.99 ($6.99 instead and very worth it) and a plaid belt for $1.99. I can never miss a chance to shop and buy at a thrift store, even when I'm on vacation in Hawaii!! read more

Simply RUDE....stopped there today to donate a bag full of "stuff" and a computer....the receiver stands back and in a harsh tone says "What's in the bag?"....He just waits for me to haul it out of my car and walk it over to him...then I go back to carry the computer...no thank you...nothing... Savers on the other hand, comes out with their wheeled bin to help you unload and is so friendly....They know how to say Thank you.... I've read the e-mails going around saying that Goodwill is really not a charitable organization...I think I'll try to find out... Their stores is also not very well organized...I think I'm still a fan of Savers...oh well... read more

I used to love this place and have been going for decades... Suddenly the place is completely different... I'm all for for the make over, thats great and appealing only it comes along with an arrogant attitude from most of the employees, (managers) who put exorbitant prices on usual objects and don't hesitate to tell you off if your not agreeing (Ross is now cheaper) ... Well i regularly donate things to goodwill so i know they get their merchandise for free and think its a very ungrateful way to show their appreciation. Anyway, I boycott from now on. Salvation Army and Ross even TJ Max here i come. PS. I feel sorry for the cashiers there. Go get a job at Salvation Army ;) read more

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FYI, some changes to their stamp card: "Receive a stamp for every qualifying purchase of $25. Collect 5 stamps and get a $5 discount towards your next purchase." You used to receive a stamp for every $20 purchase. *shrugs* A lot of businesses getting Chang (cheap) nowadays. Cut heres, cuts dea. I was hea dis past Sunday and da cashier informed me of da recent change dat just went into effect. -------------------- Came here this past weekend, and da clothes were all a freakin' mess! I browsed through wahine's (women's) shirts, tops, and dresses & da kane's (men's) t-shirts and tops .... racks were clearly labeled by size, but all of the sizes weren't in order. UGH! For example, I'm searching in the medium-sized dresses, and I find a small, and some other sizes that don't belong dea! I also saw mo' den a half dozen articles of clothing that appeared to be in obvious used condition, were stained, or had were hauna (stink). These should've been tossed and were not in sellable condition. I remember when dis thrift shop was considered to be DA BEST GOODWILL ON DA ISLAND. Dunno about that anymore. In da end, I did find a like-new O'Neill black sundress for $6.99, and my friend found a couple of like-new women's tops and dress pants for work. Sloppy retail environment. Next time, I might go to Savers instead .. read more

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After having brunch at Jose's Cantina up the road, i decided to browse in the Goodwill store on Waialae Ave. It's in need of complete clean up and renovation. Yikes! things all over the place and in random order. No sense of planning to their madness. I'm so upset, I am thinking of contacting the headquarters. What they do there is a benefit to the causes sponsored by Goodwill. The donations they receive can hardly benefit the cause, displayed as they were... I am sad! But I will try the Goodwill on Beretania (next to the Audi dealer) and then more than likely stop at McDonalds... stay tuned read more

Tried to make a quick trip here before closing, looking for something specific. I had looked up the store hours prior (6p close), to make sure I didn't go for nothing. Got there at 5:42p, was met with the doors halfway closed and blocked by a sales woman who told me to come back at 9a the next day and that they were closed. Having just looked up the hours, I asked if I could look really quick and was begrudgingly let in. Not cool. read more

My fiancee likes this Goodwill the best. It has lots of women's clothing. I think I prefer the location on Beretania. There is a larger selection of furniture and knick knacks there Tel: (808) 737-3284 Store Hours: Monday - Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Donation Hours: Monday - Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m read more

I can never find anything I like at this location. I stopped by today to look for aloha wear, but there just were so few dresses, I was shocked. It also didn't seem organized by size. Maybe it had been at one point in the past, but all the sizes were scattered. I had to look though every single dress, so I guess I should be glad there weren't that many. I also don't understand their pricing strategy. Almost every dress was $9.99, except for a few that were $14.99. I can't see myself paying that much for a used dress unless it's in great condition or a really good brand. These were not. I ended up leaving empty handed. read more

I consider myself those people who always get most things at the mall or at the Walmart or Target, but never would have considered Goodwill or other thrift stores in the community to buy things. They are there and you really don't pay attention to them, until you have that need to use them. I found myself here, just to check things out since I was on a budget due to recent events - and needed to scale down my buying alot. So, I was here, checking things out and seeing what I could get. I never thought I would come over here, but it's the sign of the times. I found some items, although they have been used, they are good and cheap. That's what comes from eBay at times, but it was in a thrift shop and not have to wait for it through the USPS or other means. Sometimes, it can be a hit and miss when you are looking for something in particular. I guess you can't really tell you are in a Goodwill, but then again, the atmosphere in there does feel like you are. I can tell you that being in here changes my perspective of how I buy things now. Retail is nice, but for those of us who need stuff, but at a much discounted rate, Goodwill is the way to go. This place is in Kamuki, right across the former Liliuokalani Elementary school, which closed in June 2011. Parking is limited, although there is parking in back of the 3660 On the Rise office building. B+ read more

This place a bit unorganized than other goodwill locations. Yet we found some great finds from women hats, tops and men shirts. Parking was limited. read more

This location of Goodwill has a good selection of popular but slightly (or really) worn out books (ranging from $2.99 - $4.99/pc) and an even larger collection of clothes and shoes and some CDs/DVDs. Not too much good household stuff though, but you can't really complain since it's priced really cheap. Great place for bargain hunters (or even the curious) to explore. read more

Goodwill Hawaii - Thrift Stores Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Parking can be tight as there are a few spaces in the parking lot which is on the Eastside of Wilhelmina Rise kind of behind the store's building. There's mostly clothes in this store but if you need something like a laptop bag or even a walking cane or desk lamp you'll find it here. There's an outlet at the back of the store near the electronics offerings to test items that need to be plugged-in. Get a 20% discount if you're 55+ in age on Tuesdays, get a 20% discount on Wednesdays if you're in the military. IDs needed for discounts. Overall I​ got some bargains here. read more

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Pros - parking, clean store Cons - expensive for a thrift store! This store is hit or miss. They often have things that really should be unsellable (huge holes, suer dirty) - I think they need better quality control. They get in a lot of Target items which is cool - read more

! SHAME ! All about the reduce - reuse - recycle Lifestyle but BUYERS BEWARE!!!!! This store SOLD broken home good ITEM to us. Came to do an exchange won't take return on items purchased 5 days ago ( only 3 days). That really sucks! We had the tag on the item and receipt in hand ... Not everyone has time to turn around and rerun BROKEN ITEMS in 3 days to qualify for your store credit. This is the worst policy and should be considered and eligible for "store credit". Terrible policy Especially for the circumstance. Very disappointed BUT NOT SURPRISED . . . SELLING BROKEN ITEM IS NOT FAIR AND SHOULD BE HANDLED FAIRLY. Shame, Shame, Shame on you! GOOD WILL - Not at all ! read more

Parking -If you can't find street parking there are a few stalls in the parking lot behind 3660 on the rise (Wilhelmina drive) that accommodates Goodwill customers for stalls 72-79. I'm a thrifty girl and I don't mind spending hours in a thrift store finding just one item that I could possibly use. This is one of my more favorite thrift stores, but a bit far for me to drive to and its not as big as the Pearl City store. When I'm in the area, I definitely stop in to check out what they have. At my last visit here, I found a 50 pack of DVDs for $8.99 but since it was red tag week and the tag was red, it was actually $4.50! You can't beat that! I love finding something that you want in the 50% off tag color it just makes you smile, because you aren't just getting something for cheap for shopping at Goodwill, but you're getting a discount too. I previously found a pair of Tony Llama boots and Samsonite luggage at this location. Its a matter of having patience and opening your eyes to find something good. Happy hunting to all that shop here. read more

My theory is that if you're going to shop at a Goodwill, shop at the ones in the best neighborhoods as the people who live there will most likely donate higher quality items. This being the closest location to Kahala, I always come here to try my luck while thrifting. It's a large store, so there's A LOT of clothes to sift through. (Pushing all those hangers sure makes for a great arm workout!) My friends and I always find brand name items, and some still even have the tag on. I have a beautiful Alfani blouse that I always wear to work when I want to dress to impress, and I got it from Goodwill for only $6.99. It just goes to show that thrifting is all about timing, and you don't need to spend a lot of money to look like a million bucks. I also once got the board game Apples to Apples for only $0.99. (Sh**, it was ninety-nine cents!) My only real complaint is that the dressing rooms don't look the cleanest and sometimes the doors don't work... Other than that, this is one of my go-to places to thrift. COLLEGE KIDS: Show your student ID on Sundays to get 20% off your purchase! PARKING: Street, metered parking lot nearby read more

There must be some fancy ass business ladies in the hood, because a good 75% of my work clothes are from here. Let me just start by saying, I am broke. Like, let's buy tall cans from times on a raging Saturday night broke, but with the help of goodwill and the more affluent, petite women of the neighborhood, I can strut into my hourly temp office job looking like a trust fund baby -instead of the broke, with a B.A, post undergrad that I really am. So, for that, I fall at the altar of, and give four stars to, goodwill industries, and those more affluent than me, who are indeed doing a good thing by giving their perfectly mint banana republic blouses to charity. An extra, bonus star for the Ganesh statue I found there last week. read more

Overpriced and They don't answer their phones. I had a question and no one was answering so I went in person and gave them a call just to see why they don't answer and the clerk was literally at the register on her personal phone and ignoring the store phone ringing. read more