Fabulous thrift store with clothes, games and housewares. They have a great selection of toys too…read more Excellent prices and they help people in the community with their housing, food and utilities.

If I'm not mistaken clothing was organized by color and size and type. Jeans were definitely by…read moresize. Jewelry. Workout wear. Costumes (final sale). shoes. Really nice selection on all. Staff so nice. Got a great vintage-y bracelet for 4$. Parking out front. Donations accepted.

Oh wow this is by far is the worst Habitat for Humanity store I've been to. It kinda reminded me of…read morea junk shop. The items they had on display outdoors were not the best items to be on display. Once inside the store is small and the items seem to be on top of one another. I was able to find 3 or 4 pieces of glass that I could use for my flowers but there wasn't much more inside for a reasonable price. I had high hopes for this location but the items I saw on this trip really killed that. Greater Matthews Habitat for Humanity Restore 2447 E John St Matthews, NC 28105 (Review 509 overall, 53 in 2021)

Have a new director and she has really got this place running like a top. Rows and rows of…read moredisplays, super clean, and great prices Such a wonderful cause-you will feel good knowing your are helping others. They accept tools, dishes, books, furniture, decorative items, really anything! Come donate and buy, buy, buy!!

The Y is so amazing, it's the best place to work out and get your fitness on. If you haven't…read morealready you definitely should come. My best friend works there, we met at the YMCA. Overall it's a really good place

Not the best Goodwill in the Charlotte area. The selection of household items was mediocre. They…read morehave an extensive amount of apparel. I noticed there's a community room that I believe can be rented out at this location. I didn't really care for the employees talking loud to one another over the customers. A couple of them even crossed directly in front of me without saying "excuse me."

I wish all Goodwills were like this Goodwill on Wendover. Clean, nice staff, very well maintained…read moreclothing, and the pricing is consistent (unlike other bigger city Goodwills like NYC or Chicago where the range of pricing goes from $5-$50!). Staff are super nice, and making sure the store remained clean. As for the goods, a lot of current styles but also found some great vintage as well - picked up J. Crew, Amo jeans and an adorable Savanna Jane blouse NWT! All in all a very positive experience--will definitely be back!

Fries were cook beautifully. The bread was tasted perfect . But, maybe I picked the wrong sandwich,…read morethe roast beef and cheese were served cold. The roast beef was very, very grizzly not what i want in a sandwich. It looked very pretty just didn't deliver the sandwich I wanted. I want hot food and I definitely don't want gristle. I will try something else the breakfast muffins looked great.

Service is ALWAYS good! The food is ALWAYS good! The quality and quantity are perfect. I had my…read moremorning birthday celebration with family here today and it was a blast! Chef Ro, Instructor Shannon and Staff Charlotte makes your dining experience enjoyable.

This is a non-profit organization that helps people/organizations in the Matthews area thru…read moredonations, fundraising, and volunteer activies. It is made-up of 80+ woman volunteers and donates about $10,000 a year thru their annual holiday tea. The annual holiday tea is held at the historic Reid house on John St in December. Each room is beautifully decorated and the tea/desserts are excellent. You feel like you have stepped back in time to a more genteel era and everything is served by gracious, smiling club members. Great place to take out-of-towners for that old southern town flavor. The tickets go on sale in November and go very fast! I actually have tried and missed getting tickets the last two years. (I'll get them this year if I have to camp-out overnite!!)

I'm going to go on a "thrift store review spree" one of these days, so I'm starting it off here. I…read morestopped in this Goodwill one day when I had dinner plans across the way at Lam's (delicious!). I arrived early and had time to kill so checking out Goodwill was a huge unexpected bonus! This Goodwill was like most, plenty parking, signage and goods! I lucked up on some super cute dresses and tops and only spent about $30 total. They had plenty of inventory to peruse and that I did. From furniture to clothes, to home decor, they definitely had just about everything. I'll most likely stop in here each time I visit Lam's just to make it a thing. Lil shopping, lil dinner, lots of happiness.

For the last many years, I have been a very regular and loyal patron of this Weddington Store. I am…read morethere almost daily and have spent thousands and thousands of dollars in this one store. I know lots of employees there and have befriended many of the other loyal patrons. Shopping at Goodwill has been one of my retirement hobbies and I have had hours of fun there. I even started a Facebook group entitled, "Goodwill Fun Finds", that has 9,000 members and is growing rapidly. Something happened to me today in the Weddington Store that needs to be exposed. As I often do, I brought my new 3 month old seven pound puppy with me. He was in my arms the entire time I was in the store and was asleep. He has never made one whimper and is loved by store employees and customers. He is well mannered and never meets a stranger. Unfortunately, there is another customer who frequents the store who brings his unruly and misbehaved dog. When his dog sees other dogs, he barks and becomes very disruptive. The previous store manager there, he would politely ask this customer to leave the store, which was entirely appropriate. Customers do not like to be surrounded by barking or upset dogs when they are shopping. Today, when that unruly dog saw my dog, he became unruly as usual. The assistant manager, Carol, approached the man with the misbehaved dog and told him that he needed to leave the store immediately. I was in another part of the store, minding my own business with my sleeping puppy in my arms. Carol came after me with a forked tongue and told me that I also needed to get out of the store. She told me that when one dog barks, all the dogs have to leave. I told her that she sees me every day and knows that my dog never makes a sound. I asked her if it was fair to throw the whole bunch of apples away if there is only one rotten one. She told me that if I didn't leave immediately, she would call the police. I told her that it wasn't my intention to leave and if she made me, she would never see me again in this store. She abruptly rushed to her office to call the police. Her tone, attitude and manner of talking with me was entirely inappropriate and unprofessional and I am quite certain, it is not the what GW would want to represent them in any of their stores. She approached me like I was a piece of trash. This entire conversation was witnessed by an employee, Lisa, who has also known me for years. It was also witnessed by several customers, all of whom were in disbelief that I had been treated in this manner. So, because I didn't want a confrontation by police, I left the store after I told a few of my favorite employees there what had happened and why they would never see me again in this store. I am in my sixties and have never been talked to as I was addressed today. I have seen Carol speak inappropriately to customers for years. She has never been welcoming to me and has never been kind. She is brash, loud, unprofessional, and radiates negative energy. I have heard many customers complain about her. When I posted a google review for this store today, I noticed there were multiple complaints about her. Why do they allow this to continue? I had a very successful high level management career for over thirty years. I have had a lot of experience and professional training in managing people and have a good sense of what is effective and appropriate and what is not. What is going on in that GW Weddington store is far from acceptable. The Ballantyne East Store is cleaner, more organized, and has friendlier and happier employees. The store manager is consistently kind, as is the assistant manager and the team leads. I would recommend this store over the Weddington store for many reasons. As long as Carol works at Weddington, I will never return. They do not deserve my business, or yours.

YES. We scheduled the private tour and it was so fun! We met the animals and were able to give…read moresnacks and love. It's an amazing mission and we're in awe of their work! Playground review: it's a super nice space and is designed for ages 2-12. There's a ton of different equipment for all abilities. However frustrating when older/larger kids are wreaking havoc and abusing the equipment while moms are talking with their backs turned away from the playground. Don't be those moms.

The kindest souls for the sweetest rescues. This place doesn't get enough credit. My child and I…read morealways learn something new and have the BEST time!

Cute sized shop, or typically look at/ for items such as shoes jeans purses and dvds. Do not recall…read moreseeing DVDs. Clothing areas were basic items. Not too much stood out. Snagged. A cute red velvet top for 10$. Impulsively bought a pair of sandals 14$ (above what I would normally pay for secondhand) because I thought they were Michael Kors. They were Anne Klein. AK looked like MK haha Regrets but no returns. It's worth a look, you never know what you might find !

Nice location, very clean stores, polite staff…read more The organization has a general thrift store (kids toys area, a little bit of clothing for men and women, general items), & a furniture store around the corner. This store honestly frustrated me. I go to cause- or benevolent-type thrift stores because I want to support them- in this case, I want to support differently abled adults being trained for work. (I believe this is the org's goal?) This store made it harder for me to spend my money- & I really wanted to! Seemed kinda high end and a bit pricy for a 'thrift store' in my opinion- particularly for women's items and furniture. They had a good range of clothing sizes for women tho. I always hope for a surprise find in thrift stores but this was not going to be one of those places for me-- unless I hoped to spend a few hundred looking for a used designer purse (a la Fendi) or an unusual mini-fridge. I asked about an item in the furniture area & no offer/effort was made to work with me on the (high) ticket price. Usually folks in a cause-related store will work with you because they want to see money generated & they know you're there to support them. Not here/ Got the sense that things are priced & that's that. And when they give you a color tag to look for for a discount of the day, & you don't see any discounted items with that color tag...not fun. (Also guessing that the coveted Matthew location near the Farmers Market is part of the higher prices. But just not as much fun to thrift when a used shirt costs $20.) I did see some kids toys for a range of prices which was nice...but just not a 'thrift' store to me. Maybe I got it wrong?