My wife and I visited the Goodwill Store off of Taylorsville RD the other weekend and were sorely…read moredisappointed. We were specifically looking for used books which this store used to have in abundance dedicating an entire wall. That has been reduced to a 3x4 bookcase with about 20 books. It gets worse. There was no ventilation, fans or A/C and only 2 small dressing rooms (in need of cleaning and disinfecting). Not enjoyable peeling off our drenched clothes to try on others. We purchased a few items (to justify our time?) and vamoosed. To top it all off, a taxi blocked the exit (parking is terrible BTW). Cross this one off the list!

I must admit- watching the Hamilton play by Lin Manuel-Miranda made me want to read up on the…read moreFounding Father. Consequently, upon seeing Alexander Hamilton (the book) on a shelf at this Goodwill store, I could not contain my excitement. Then I saw that this literary treat I picked up was the book that inspired Lin Manuel-Miranda. Mind: BLOWN! I happened upon this Goodwill by tagging along with my two brothers. We walked around covering as much ground as possible since the store would be closing in less than 30 minutes. Employees were straightening up the store and chatting amongst each other- not always in a professional manner, but they were funny, so I didn't mind it. I purchased this book for $1.05, and my brothers bought fun little things of their own at a relatively low cost.

I loved this place up to the day it closed. It's a casualty of the Mid-City Mall re-do. Many favs…read morecame from here. I hope they re-open in another location.

My husband and I visited the Nearly New Shop that is located in the basement of the Mid City Mall…read morein the Highlands neighborhood. The store is huge and seeing all of it is time consuming. I am an avid thrifter and I am sad to say that I was not impressed. Most of the clothing was older, outdated styles and the prices were quite high. Much of the clothing also appeared very-well worn, especially for the prices. The t-shirts were well-worn, stretched, or stained and priced at 9-10 dollars each!! We were interested in children's clothing for our new grandchild but quickly gave up on that idea as one would have needed hours to find appropriate sizes since the clothing was thrown on to tables haphazardly. This is not a thrift store that I would return to, but others may like the offerings. I read recently that the store may be closing, so if you are interested in checking it out, I would go sooner rather than later.

I realize after returning for additional visits that I never reviewed this amazing thrift store…read moreafter our first visit last year! The Big Thrift Outreach is now known as 'City Store and Outreach Center.' It is located on Fegenbush Lane and is run by a Our City Church and we were told that the proceed are used for local outreach services. The space indoors is expansive and it is obvious that merchandise would vary with each visit because the store relies on donations. There is a variety of items (clothing, furniture, small appliances, toys, books, and more) and prices were much better than other thrift stores we have visited in the area. If one wishes to donate items, the donation area is in the back of the building. The store is open Wednesday-Friday 11-6 and Saturday 10-5. It is closed Sunday- Tuesday. Dedicated parking is plentiful.

We ended our Fern Creek adventure the other day by stopping in the The Big Thrift Outreach Center…read moreon Fegenbush Rd in South Louisville. It is is a church affiliated business and proceeds are used to support the local population. People who staff and run this place are certainly genuine. The space is huge and offers a wide assortment of finds whose prices and way below those founds in other 'thrift' stores. I highly recommend adding this place to your weekly shopping for thrift stores treasures; especially since the money goes to such a great cause.

This is the cleanest, most organized Goodwill I've stepped into - and it's obvious as soon as you…read morewalk into the door. Several associates were organizing shelves and sweeping floors. Another standout feature were the prices being reasonable for home decor and other non-clothing items. Clothing is priced individually. If you want to continue your Goodwill thrifting, go a bit further down the street to the bins. I didn't have nearly enough time to browse so I'll be back!

We needed a suitcase and decided to come here. This place was pretty cool because you pay by the…read morepound. I found a doughnut Halloween costume for like $2! We found like 4 shirts the price was extremely reasonable. This is one of the cleanest goodwill bins I've been to. Overall I had a good experience.

So much bigger than expected! This thrift shop carries the items you'd expect - clothing, shoes,…read morebooks, home decor, kitchenware, toys, games, and seasonal items. What wasn't expected was the large warehouse of furniture, garden items, sports equipment, cabinets, bikes a s more. Today's signage noted everything was 50% off. What wasn't expected nice compared to other thrift stores was the amount of space and shelves. Instead of items being on top of each other, it was easy to browse the aisles. Prices were across the board - in some cases, practical and reasonable, but in others the prices were stunningly high. Like do a double take because you think you read it wrong kind of high. We had a good time exploring, but left without taking anything home.

It is a huge location. Wide variety selection. They get items for free. All of the furniture,…read morestained, torn, broken, or even excellent condition are over priced. $50-300 for something you obtained for free is corporate greed to the T. This place is worse than the local goodwills on overpricing the items they got for free. 0 help for the community in need. If you need clothes, it's okay pricing. Don't buy anything else from this store

This place is gross. Very dirty. It smells bad, like something wet and rotting. Half of the lights…read moredon't work. Piles of stuff. Nothing is priced so you never know what the prices are. I thrift all over. This is the worst place. It's just a neglected bunch of garbage. It's actually really sad.

If you are a "scavenger", enjoy the thrill of the hunt, and have an eye for unique with potential,…read morethis is your place. I go here as often as I possibly can. The staff is incredibly friendly. The owner Stephan (spell?) will always work with you and negotiate price, especially when you buy multiple items, and they help you load big items into your car. Yes, there is stuff everywhere. Yes, it can be a little overwhelming. Yes, some items are only slightly overpriced. However, this place has "gems" everywhere. It is a Thrift Store for goodness sake, not a boutique! I absolutely love this place. (Never looked through the clothes, only furniture.)

Great mall .Has some of everything you can think of! Furniture perfumes jewelry whatnot and moreread more

This place is a dump! Plenty of peddlers malls in the city and this one by far is the worst. It…read morelooks filthy, not even a lick of music, can barely see for the horrible lighting. On top of the fact that they have a no bag policy stating that they "have the right to search your bags...but then you can't leave them at the desk to even shop! Had to literally leave my bag outside on the curb as I had nowhere else to put it. Needless to say I was able to go back out and get it fairly quickly as there was nothing worth wile inside.

This is a large Goodwill that is well organized and not crowded. We have found a cool record…read moreplayer, lamps, and more. Easy to donate to by driving up and they come and get it. Great customer service 2.

This is a fairly modern, well organized and clean Goodwill location. It could have more parking…read morespaces because it is that popular. The first time I came to this store I found the parking lot to be completely full. I passed on visiting the store for several months after that. Then by chance I was visiting with another patient at my KORT Physical Therapy.and she was touting how big of a selection of canes this location has. I decided to give it another try. Yep, you guessed it the parking lot was completely full again. Pass! Then I heard from another friend about the vast assortment of clean and almost new clothes. Last week I had time to burn so I gave it another try. Out of the whole parking lot there were four spaces on the farthest row from the store. I was about to leave when I spotted a car leaving from a closer spot. Score! I wasn't looking for anything in particular on this visit but enjoyed checking out the interior of the store. I may be back but I have to figure out what time of day is best to find a parking spot.