LAZIEST people at the drive thru ever and it just keeps getting worse. If you're expecting help…read moreunloading your car, you're not likely to get it. When they first opened people were helpful but the turnover is high and the people they hire act like they're being put out doing their job. We're giving you good stuff every time to sell for free, tell your employees to do their jobs please or we'll go to GW across the street.

A young man who stocks the racks and sometimes works at the checkout- (according to my receipt his…read morename is Eric) is extremely rude -if he does speak,-literally threw stuff into a bag and the handle broke and he never bothered to get a new one, just stuffing and throwing things as he scanned them and grunted if he ever had to say a word! I was very humiliated. He acts like he's doing customers a huge favor, but actually I'd be happier to have self check out rather than people like him! This is the third time I've had him and he's always nasty and rude. For that reason I hate going to your store! Please get self checkout so I can shop there without encountering people that hate their job- like Eric!

Stopped by this spot today and chatted with the owner Zachary. He has a legit knowledge of the…read morevintage market. Those of you that know me know I flip when I have time. I saw starter jackets, Carhart, Disney, Sports, and some great 90's vintage fashion. Very cool spot and you should stop by and show some love as soon as possible when it comes to small businesses like this. I bet if you have some vintage stuff they may even hear you out on the buys.

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

Clean and bright area. Well organized but pricey! $25 or even $39 for a shirt? They aren't even…read more"brand" names. This is supposed to be a thrift store....

I've lived near the Northland Ohio Thrift for most of my life, donated TONS of stuff there to…read morebenefit the National Kidney Foundation. Staff has always been kind, the prices have been reasonable and the cleanliness, organization and selection of items have been to my liking. Over the last few years, the selection of used items has dwindled every time I visited with more and more discount/overstock/clearance items being added. On my visit today I'd estimate maybe 10% of the items were second-hand. If buying used is important to you, I recommend looking elsewhere.

I really liked this Goodwill. It was quite large and had a good selection of things to choose from…read more I always like to rummage around and and see what cool buys I can find. As usual, there were some good khakis, long sleeves for men. I was looking for a nice set of black khakis which they didn't have, but I was surprised that just about everything was 3.29. Not a bad deal I say. Hopefully on another road trip to Detroit I will find something in there.

We were so disappointed after volunteering as a work team building activity. We worked for a few…read morehours and my coworkers found items to purchase, goodwill told us they don't let volunteers buy items. There are people who don't ever shop at goodwill, this was a good experience for them to see what it's like. They were so disappointed. Bad PR and we won't be back.

I'm impressed with this location. The donation drop-off is organized. It's highly entertaining to…read moresee what kind of items come out of people's vehicles, much like the scene in the movie Mary Poppins where she unpacks her carpet bag and all sorts of magical and impossibly large items come out. At the entrance they even have a wheelchair and shopping carts. They have some pretty interesting items too, with decent prices. I was amazed at what looked like a king-size lime green metal bed frame priced at $2.99! I didn't buy this but I did score a game for $1.99 and a Ghanaian woven basket for $3.29. Lastly, the checkout process is straightforward and the cashiers are pleasant. I recommend this place!

Westerville goodwill This is one of the nicer Goodwill stores. They have a wide variety of…read moreinventory and a lot amount of the items are in good shape. The staff is nice and helpful. They also have a daily sale based on the color of the tags.

No returns, even within hours. Makes it difficult to buy clothing, as fit can better be examined at…read morehome.

Huge selection to look through, with various price points and labels. Brought my own bag but the…read morecashier didn't let me bag it myself.. I appreciate it but I think it is a waste of time. I don't need all my thrifted clothes folded into the bag, I'm going to just throw all of them through the wash anyways.

Couldn't have asked for better Service and Attention. Covid cost many millions…read more Today with step away from we enjoyed the reflection on the horizon. Please destroy upon receipt

Lovely curated shop with high-quality, stylish secondhand clothing and home goods. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and I love that there is a way to shop sustainably while still experiencing that boutique feel. If you'd like to sell items, there are very clear guidelines on their website. I have sold items a few times and love that I can get a bit more if I choose to get paid in store credit as opposed to cash. Any items that aren't selected for the shop get donated, which is awesome. If you're in the neighborhood I highly recommend checking out this little shop and the other sustainable shops (Koko and Little Light Collective) next door.