I actually disagree with the poster below that ranks this shop poorly because they sell knock off goods. Being reasonable there are TONS of knock offs no matter where you look; be it E-bay, Poshmark, Mercari, or thrift stores. The counterfeit market is huge and I don't believe that people working at a Goodwill are qualified to assess whether something is a genuine article or a counterfeit, nor do I believe that they have the time to do so. That being said, even if it IS a knockoff - most of them are priced at $30 or under which is reasonable, considering that even decent knock-offs are going to be a bit more expensive than that.
As for my own experience - I come here once or twice a week. I always find a decent selection of clothing, which they do their best to organize by size and color, and I find plenty of books, homewares, art, children items, etc. If you come on a Sunday or Monday they have two colors on sale for 50% off and if you spend more than $10 it's also another 5% off. So it's not a bad savings if you're saving and buy things of a specific color.
Most of the people are friendly here, though I will admit there is a shady cashier who will sometimes look at the items that are being sold and if she thinks they are "boutique" or somehow "special" she will run back to the manager and try to have those items repriced to be higher. I don't think that's an acceptable practice. If the item is priced and put on the floor and someone wants to purchase the item AT THE LISTED PRICE it is NOT the cashiers discretion to see that item and try to have it priced higher. Again, this goes back to the people doing the sorting and pricing not being qualified or having the time to price things based on what they "think" they are worth. It's a secondary market, in any case. People don't go to thrift stores to pay retail.
That aside, I like this location. The parking is good, the staff are helpful when there's a question, and I can usually find good books and clothing. It's not the best thrift store I've ever been to, but it's not the worst. It's a solid "Okay". read more