I don't like to brag but I bring my wife here often. Sometimes we just save time and go to the Dropbox. I hold her ankles so she can get to the bottom of the box where the good stuff is. In the store you never know what you will find. There are times I believe they think it's Walmart the way they price some items. Always check the underwear before buying I didn't and purchased a pair that had more skid marks than a get away car. read more

Goodwill Outlet - I purchased this fur coat because pimping ain't easy. You need to look fly to be the guy. I felt like King Kong - Thrift Stores Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Good prices! The people who were there were kind and helpful! Good environment!! Definitely coming back again !

I go there usually with people and pick up a ton of finds. when I go alone, I learn don't talk to anybody.They don't talk to you so don't make small talk. some of the bins today had wet items lck. the people just throwing clothes all over the place is but that's what you get when you go to these stores like many other goodwills today the staff was not very friendly. read more

this is the goodwill bins no gate keeping here found many rap tees in here if you wanna find gold mines pull up to this goodwill plenty of vultures but many goodies read more

I came and walked around for a while. The outlet side (where the things are cheaper) is to the right of the building when you're looking at it from the parking lot, then there's a more traditional goodwill store in the middle, with a career development center on the left. I found some good clothes in the store section, and I tried to walk around the warehouse outlet side for a little bit, but it was so crowded it was hard to get into any of the bins. Full families of 4-5 people around one bin just made it a little tricky to find a spot to jump in to look. If you want a cart you have to get it in the main store area, as they don't have any in the outlet side. read more

So it was a definitely a bit of a drive for us but I brought my daughter we wanted to check it out. As in other Goodwill locations everything is organized according to size as well a womens and mens sections. I appreciate the time they take to sort things out. They did have a lot of clothing and other kitchen gadgets, books, jewelry & so much more. We found some good deals 50% off for a few items. I found a new sweatshirt it didn't seem to have ever been worn. As it was so far we won't go there again. The cashier was super nice. read more

I heard about a Goodwill with bins that you dig though, and was confused when i arrived that there was a store more like a traditional Goodwill, attached to a bigger warehouse space. Apparently though I missed out if there is actually a bins store next door to find Goodwill clothes on the cheap. Anyway, this review is only for the regular store Goodwill. It seems like it's a store in progress, as it has finished floors, but curtains for dressing rooms. There's a bit of spillover sorting area, I guess from the other warehouse side. Other than that, there's mens and women's sections, all sorted by general size and type. There is just one category for XL and plus size, they are combined together as XL. There's full size carts (with the store being on the medium side, I wish there was half size carts). Three fitting rooms. The store is clean, looks new, even if unfinished. The clothes are in good shape. Average prices. The shoes have good selection, but are mostly individually priced higher than other sections (I paid $5.29 for Keen sandals not individually priced, and $10 for ASIC sneakers in good condition that had the price written on the sole). They are very roughly sorted, as there is not the wall the wall space to sort by size that other goodwills have. The store has the color tag system, and a half off color each week. Most prices are around $5-$10. The brands are ok to pretty decent. I found Land's End, Eddie Bauer, and a pair of Ugg and Brooks shoes in ok shape. Really wish I asked if there was a bins section. Maybe there was as you had to ring the bell to call the cashier over from another part of the store. read more

Dont go!!! To many people and they are rude. I will never go again. I would rather go to salvation army.

Thrifting is a great hobby and Goodwill is a staple, but this outlet location is not quite what I expected. It felt as though the minimal amount of effort required to consider it "organized" was what's going on here. They don't even price individual items, instead you pay by the pound, $1.59 for normal goods like clothes and household goods, and then $0.59 a pound for books. There are just piles of stuff to sort through in giant blue bins. The potential allure seems to be more about the experience of digging through stuff than finding something good. Would prefer a normal Goodwill since it's at least somewhat curated and seems intentional beyond dumping out piles of donations into big bins. I felt as though the chance of finding something worth the time spent searching here is too low to make it worth it unless you just love to sift through piles of stuff. Some people will probably like it, but the outlet just wasn't quite what I expected. read more

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Good will is good , but go next door and buy clothes by the pound for cheap.it will take some digging but you can find lots of cool clothes Wright for you. I definitely recommend if you were buying in bulk. read more

I found this place really good worth it!Just spend your little bit time to digging you'll find what you need!

This place has been open over a week and no one's reviewed yet? Yelp Cbus is slacking! So the concept here is random stuff chucked in bins and sold by the pound unless otherwise marked. The bins are pretty shallow so you're never completely engulfed in piles of stuff, but having a long reach is really helpful. There's very little sorting apart from bins of things made of fabric (clothes, pillows, sleeping bags [ew], textiles), toys/stuffed animals, householdish stuff, books, and then some larger items like furniture around the perimeter. There's a drink machine, restrooms, and places for tired shoppers to sit, but nothing in the way of fitting rooms. I ended up with two books and a spool of thread for $1.25 total, but this is the kind of place that you have to be in the right mood for (ie, bargain hunter who isn't too picky about having to dig). My mood was more of a "oh god, what did I just touch?!?" hence the low rating. read more

Goodwill Outlet - The entrance is flush to the strip mall on the left - the right side is for donations only! - Thrift Stores Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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Hey where are the carts? There's like 12 maybe. That are always being occupied by someone, if I'm lucky I can corner a sweet old lady and poach a cart off her but I don't want to do that every time I shop here. Don't know where they've been running off to these past couple of months but it's really actually making shopping insufferable. Buy more carts. Didn't think I'd have to write that one down. read more

There is not enough carts for people to use when you have people going in there and grabbing six at a time and putting them on the wall so they can fill them with stuff they're going to buy and sell on eBay this is not friendly to elderly when they cannot get a cart there should be a limit to how many carts you have read more

I will give this five stars based on the goodwill outlet and the new Goodwill retail store. The outlet was fun and busy but digging around through things I found a good amount of stuff brands like Nike, patagonia, Dior, Lacoste, a bunch of jeans, Victoria secret sport leggings. Things with tags still on them. It is the cheapest way to thrift, but bring gloves, Clorox wipes, and possibly your own bag as they were short on carts. Be ready to look through a lot of stuff to find the gems. It was a lot of fun for me, but I know it might not be for everyone! Photos attached. The staff was kind of rude, but I think I would be annoyed with how many people crowd the bins when they first bring them out. Be patient and wait for them like 5 feet back at least. They will tell you when the bins are locked down. It is attached to a newly opened Goodwill retail store, this store was extremely clean and organized. This might be just because it just opened obviously, but there was a lot of quality items in there as well. Everything was decently priced and the staff was extremely nice! Photos attached. read more

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This is the Goodwill bin. First-timers or those who are not familiar with the bins, bring some gloves (like garden gloves), curiosity, and patience. I love the outlets and digging through the piles looking for that hidden gems gives me such thrills. I've found amazing deals here but this is definitely not for faint-hearted. Go with open thrifty minds and you will find something. read more

I didn't see any bins ??? Didn't find much of anything either, was disappointed driving out here to find they didn't even have bins out.

This is the first Goodwill Outlet I've been to. I really enjoyed it. To me it is like digging for treasure. At my last visit I found a North Face mens fleece jacket. Some people have stated that it is just junk but that is not true at all. I understand that this is not for everyone but it is an Outlet. It is not arranged like a typical store. But these items are here because the next stop for them is the trash. It's like giving them and us one more chance...You do have to dig through piles and piles of stuff. I wear gloves and to me it takes the "gross" factor out of it. Like I said this isn't for everyone but if you do go keep and open mind, be patient and kind. And remember you can wash what clothing you find so keep that in mind and just have fun!! read more

This requires some strong patience and a lot of digging through broken crap. They have a ton of books but they charge I think $.49 a pound so it adds up quick. I found a baby doll there that was heavy (full of sand or something) and due to its weight it was $6! It was a junky doll, not really sure why I wanted it anyway but it's probably still there being heavy and expensive lol. Anyway, it's basically a bunch of unmatched shoes and broken items in dumpsters you have to dig through but if you're lucky you might find a treasure or two- if you have patience and potentially gloves so you don't get too germy or stabbed by a broken picture frame. read more

Pretty in to this place! You've gotta be ready to dig, but I found some great items for under $10! (And I got quite a bit!

As a prolific thrifter, the goodwill outlet is one of my favorite, most cost-effective destinations to go on a shopping spree. I always leave spending about $50 for about 30-40 items! You pay per pound, and I believe it's currently $1.59 per pound. You have to take your time to dig, and I don't have a problem with that, I enjoy the hunt. If you're looking for something specific, this is probably not the place for you. You never know what you're going to find! read more

of The place is dirty. The employees are horribly rude. We left almost immediately because of the overall grossness of the place .

This place has a management that discriminates between customers. Very rude. The worst Goodwill outlet in Ohio. If you go there, make sure you get on well with the cashier with glasses. Highly recommend avoiding this place. read more

The salespeople are friendly and eager to answer your questions. There was no air conditioning so it fel like you were in a sweatshop and it got uncomfortable there to look through all those bins. Dealing with the old grandmas was a nightmare tossing through everything and pushing people around. Old bins come off the floor and new bins are replaced. It takes awhile to look for things and its the same merchandise you get at a regular Goodwill. The pay by the pound sounds great but when you start adding merchandise to your cart 46 lbs was about $75.00. Boy was i surprised. I will go there again but not on a regular basis. read more