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Goodwill Hawaii

3.3 (40 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Diva G.

Though my thrift hunting mission was unsuccessful, I would consider coming back here more often. I'm not the thrift shopping type but hey, it's actually fun and you can find hidden treasures inside! Another mans trash sure is another mans treasure, or woman vice versa. I found two baby bottle drying rack for $2.99 each! That is a super steal!! Too bad I already bought one at fill MSRP prior to giving birth.. and I'm not trying to hoard, so someone will be lucky! I decided to park on Longs side of the shopping center because the stalls and aisles are much more spacier than Foodland side. But walking through that little tunnel like hall it smelt like cigarettes and there was 2 chronics hanging out.. They didn't bother but I wouldn't come back here alone.. Pros: Clean Mostly organized Clothes on the rack and not the floor 2 fittings rooms College student discount on Tuesday, Senior Wednesday's Cons: Prices aren't MSRP but they aren't as cheap as I can remember. You're best bet is to go Garage sale hunting for a much cheaper price.. For instance, I found a black crop top that seems to have been cut at home and washed hundreds of times since it was faded, price $7.99...mmmm had to put it back.

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Ajali V.

I love coming here for the good finds! Parking is always available as well. Always feels good to thrift. I usually get pretty lucky and find high end brands. Clothes is what you really find here, household things, jewelry, electronics and books not so much. I go just for clothing finds. Lexis at the front counter though, she is not a very nice person and does not seem to be in a good mood the many times I have visited.

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No price tags, like how would i know whats the right price? I dont understand this method of selling.

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As Goodwill's go this was one well organized, had free parking, was centrally located and had a friendly staff.

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Standard Goodwill. Nothing too good or too bad. Parking is real easy as it is located in a strip mall shopping area.

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This Goodwill is tucked in the corner of the shopping center that houses Foodland.

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