Unwelcome and prices are outrageous. Not a thrift store. You're on camera signs everywhere, watch…read moreyour children signs. Makes you feel like they dont trust their customers.

Very organized and intriguing thrift store. People who work there are extremely nice and helpfulread more

The people complaining about too much stuff are nuts. That's what you want! Some aisles are…read morenarrow, but most just fine. Get over it. There's a large selection of books, most 3.00 and under, mass market paperbacks 50 cents, and periodically there are good old ones from the 50s or 60s. Some items are cheap. Some are costly. They also sell the very high priced stuff online, but there's still plenty of great stuff in the store itself. The bathrooms are old but super clean and not creepy like in some places. There are real antiques, beautiful furniture, art works, plastic storage tubs, all kinds of glassware, figurines, etc. Don't listen to the complainers. I go whenever I can and almost always find something I want.

I really wanted to love this place, especially with its claim of being the "world's biggest." While…read moreit's certainly packed with an incredible array of items, that density actually makes for a frustrating shopping experience. The aisles are so crammed that it's impossible to navigate with a shopping cart, which really limits your ability to browse and buy. It's a shame because there were genuinely interesting items, from high-priced antiques to thrift-store finds, but the difficulty in moving around made it hard to truly appreciate them. After driving over an hour and 15 minutes to get there, leaving empty-handed was quite a letdown. While I appreciate that they at least had a bathroom, which allowed me to stay as long as I did, the overall hassle overshadowed any enjoyment. I'm not sure if I'll make the trek again for a second chance. I had high hopes, but ultimately, this place just didn't live up to them. Still worth a try. I did find that the employees just sat around on their phones so I couldn't get a feel of who they are. One actually scolded me for trying to pick up and item

Really nice selection of various items and the pricing was pretty reasonable as well. Some things…read morecould have been priced lower but I found plenty of things for 50% off so it was a balance! Very clean and organized as well.

If you are looking a place to donate stuff when your moving this is not the right place…read more Horrible and the most terrible service, not friendly at all. The worker was being racist , and reject some of my stuff just because it has some little stains that can be cleaned off. He just look the minimum excuse to says no to me. I make him call his boss, and so sad, the manager defended him. I think the owner of this place should check their employees. That's is unacceptable to have racist people working on a place like this!!

Do NOT go here! Their electronics/iPhones are STOLEN. Do not trust them or any of their vendors…read more Horrible business. AVOID!!!

I went to get a simple piercing done today at the flea market on New york st. (1st mistake) and…read morepoochie? poncho?...however you say it effed it up!!! BAD and didnt even attempt to offer to fix it he said if I didnt like it pay him again and he'll do it ...YEA RIGHT, wont make tht mistake twice!! SO MAD! I told him EXACTLY what I wanted and he couldn't do it right!!!! beware of this vendor he charges the same as a professional who backs up their work

So expensive for resale and the selection isn't great. They wanted $17 for a simple sundress.read more

This store is overpriced with a very small selection. They had a few sale items like old unpopular…read moresized jeans for $1; however many of the items would not be considered "vintage". They have many items on par with typical Goodwill donations, but for 3 times the price. For example, a $38 Sonoma leather jacket from Kohl's. Regarding service, the clerk clearly did not plan to speak to me. However, I kept eye contact until she was forced to acknowledge me. At which point she said hello and I replied in kind. The next customer who entered received a much more enthusiastic greeting that I did. Towards the back, a male clerk walked by me several times, but also didn't speak. Overall, it's a cute set up, but not worth the time or the consideration of spending money. Especially if they can't be bothered to speak.

Clean, organized shop with a nice selection from clothing to housewares and furniture. I highly…read morerecommend you stop if you are in the area.

Clean and welcoming store. Great selection of clothes, jewelry and shoes with reasonable prices…read more Household items as well.

I come to this Goodwill on occasion, sometimes to donate but mostly to browse. I love sifting…read morethrough racks and thrifting for treasures. My thought process, when thrifting, is: keep your parameters broad like "holiday decor" or "brand name clothing" and manage your expectations. Some days I might not find anything at all, but other days I will find an item for $5 that retails for $40. In the past, I have purchased Boden (sweater vest) and Cloth and Stone (brand sold at Anthropologie) at a significant markdown. You really have to sift through the racks and if you have a good eye for material, cut/style, and enjoy the thrill of a hunt, include this Goodwill location as part of your thrift store expeditions. You will find me googling brands on my phone in the middle of sifting, because I am curious about brands. I'd say less of their clothing is vintage, and more of it is donations from brands I recognize at popular retailers. When you walk in, the smell of air freshener will hit you pretty hard so if you can tolerate that, you should be all set. The best finds (to me) have been in the women's clothing sections (tops specifically); less so for kids toys, dresses, bags/purses or any other section. But... it depends on the day, week, flow of the donations as to what inventory you will find on the shelves. Overall, it's always been a pleasant experience here! They have a drive-through donation drop-off at the side of their store that makes donations really convenient as well.

Great staff great options Service is great and the…read moreselections and value are descent. Really nice store

I'm really frustrated with how clothing is being priced and tagged here. Whoever is tagging the…read moreclothes is often not putting the price tag directly into the seam. When I remove the tag at home, it creates a hole that slowly gets bigger over time, completely ruining the garment. This has happened multiple times. It's not every single item, but it's most of them. It almost feels like there may be one person tagging correctly, but it doesn't really matter because so many other items are tagged in random places that damage the fabric. This is especially disappointing when buying clothes that are otherwise in good condition. For a thrift store, clothing damage caused during pricing should not be an issue. I hope this gets addressed, because it's making me hesitant to shop here anymore.

First time coming here while I was checking out stores in the Oswego area. Me and my wife love…read moregoing to various thrift stores. This place did lack alot of men's clothing selection as well as home good finds. Staff was trying to rush everyone out of the building even when it was 30 minutes to close which is a tough thing to do when the store was packed. Various items were overpriced and only members got sort of decent discounts. Not a well organized store from my visit. Smaller than most stores selection wise.