I stopped here on a whim after an appointment in town and was extremely pleasantly surprised. This…read moreshop is very cozy & inviting with plenty of great, affordable finds. Janine (I'm sorry if I spelled your name wrong), the owner, was so friendly & inviting. Seriously, if you want to visit a local owned business that deserves support, this lady is it. The selection was great & I found some really nice hidden gems within. I'll definitely be back & highly recommend you check it out!

We loved it. The owner and her niece were friendly. They were packing up to move next door, but…read moretook the time to talk and help us. We will definitely go back

A yeart ago I was able to find things that had OK prices, however sometime in the past year someone…read morethere caught the AMERICAN GREED virus. Prices are now out of the ball park, For instance, A rusted table saw for $695.00 ?? Almost Everything is Overpriced.

I've been here a few times over the years, usually to donate items…read more The donation process is quick and simple. If you come after hours or don't want credit, they have donation bins where you can place your items. During the day (closed on Sundays), you can drive up to a covered drop off spot and employees will help you unload your items. They also will give you a receipt, which you can use for tax purposes ("charitable donation"). Done! As for the store itself, it's massive. It can be a bit dirty and disorganized. It's overflowing with clothes of all sizes/styles. They also have some home furnishings, books, shoes, etc. I can imagine that it's hard to keep up with. The prices seem fine to me, but then again, I very rarely thrift shop. I do have a sweater from here that I love, that I specifically remember getting for $1.50. If you're looking for a place to drop things off, I highly recommend this location!

Always a great shopping experience! After big sales the options can be slim but besides that I can…read moretypically walk out with clothes. Sometimes I struggle to find jeans/ jean shorts in my size (10/12). But I do love thrifting here! Also, bringing in clothes is a great idea to shop with store credit.

As first time buyers in the store we were elated to walk in on a sale day. Clothes were strung…read moreeverywhere though from customers putting them back in wrong places. Dressing rooms were closed so nothing could be tried on. My teenage daughter was so excited she grabbed items she thought would fit. They were not marked clearance and seemed like a reasonable price at $17 for a pair of designer jeans. Once we were home, we found the jeans did not fit. We took them back the very next day and the very rude girls in the back let us know that they were clearance and could not be returned. They were not marked, there were no signs kn the racks where my daughter picked up the jeans and nothing was said to us. There are clear signs posted everywhere about clearance items but these jeans were not marked clearance. I understand their rules but why do they have to be so darn mean! The girls are so snotty and act like they own the store or like we shouldn't be shopping there. I was disgusted at their attitudes and have to eat the $34 we spent! Be careful if you shop there.

As soon as I walked in the store I noticed how clean and organized everything is. A young man came…read moreup to us and asked us if we needed any help. We made our introductions and I asked if he was the store owner. He proudly yet with a humble tone said he is. He has a large selection of sweaters, hoodies, jeans absolutely great choices as we go into the fall season. Conveniently located next to Dollar Tree, across from Giant Eagle. The old Buchard's Jewelry Store. They do buy clothes as long as it's what he is looking for at that time. We are going to bring in some Vintage Coogi shirts we have so that he can check them out. I looked at the prices and they are reasonable when you are taking into account store front, over head and time and effort to curate and hand pick the clothes. So go meet Noah and tell him Cee Cee sent you. Would love to see this young man succeed in his small business. A graduate from Baldwin Wallace with a business degree.

ordered board shorts online. Condition was horrible, waist was insanely stretched out, and product…read morewas poorly listed. waist was said to be a 34, but was more like a 44 with how stretched out and shot the elastic was. waste of money.

Goodwill stores have definitely raised their prices in recent years, but you can still find some…read moreamazing deals--especially on family clothing. My husband and I were on a road trip from Cleveland (we'd just seen a Maroon 5 concert) on our way home to West Virginia when we stumbled upon the Goodwill Outlet in Canton, Ohio. I'm so glad we did--it was such a fun experience! Walking into the outlet as total blue-bin newbies, we had no idea how to "shop." Clothes aren't sorted by size or color, there are no racks or signs, just bins filled with everything from kids' clothes and jackets to blankets, toys, pots and pans, electronics, and shoes--all completely mixed together. Not even five minutes into checking my first bin, an announcement came over the speaker: "Bins are being rotated. Please stand by the cashier line. No shopping while bins are being switched out!" We watched as employees rolled bins into a back room with swinging doors while a fresh batch of bins was rolled out. Once the rotation was complete, the announcer gave the signal: "You may shop now." And chaos ensued. Shoppers of all ages--men, women, even college students--raced to the new bins. My husband and I just stood there soaking in the frenzy. There were older guys checking toys and scanning SKUs online, college kids digging through sweaters and long-sleeve shirts, and just a lot of excited energy all around. The bins rotate every 30 minutes, so if you don't find anything you like, just wait for the next round. The best part? Items aren't individually priced--you pay by weight. At $1.89 per pound, we walked out with a fantastic haul for just $16: a fun ugly Christmas sweater, two branded jackets, a handful of T-shirts, and three long-sleeve shirts. The Goodwill Outlet is definitely worth a stop for an hour or two. Next time, I'll bring gloves and a few eco bags!

I've gone here many times and have had a great experience. HOWEVER. First article of clothing I…read moregrabbed and touched today had a bed bug on it....... I would not reccomend shopping here until they deal with that.

Melissa and Dave (owners) are incredibly creative, friendly, and awesome! They have their store…read morestocked up with antique trinkets and clothes, home decor, records, Ohio gear (tees and hats), and so much more! Best time to visit is on the First Friday of the month!

Nice selection of clothing, home wares, shoes, books, craft supplies etc. Not over stocked. The…read morestaff was helpful. Good prices. Easy parking.

The people are friendly, the shop is clean and organized, the prices are reasonable, they have a…read morelarge selection of items, AND they support a worthy cause...what more can you want from a lovely thrift store? I always make this a stop when I'm in the area (about 1 1/2 hours from me). I feel good that when I have donations of about anything really, I save them up and drop them at this shop at the rear of the building...and then go back to the the front entrance and go in to enjoy my shopping time there again!

Once of my favorite thrift stores. In fact it's the ONLY one I go to. I especially like it when…read morewe get text messages regarding 50% off days.

awesome place, lots of variety, not a chain so you never know what you will findread more

Me and my wife recently checked out this Goodwill in the area. This place was a great location just…read morebecause it features the things that I like in a goodwill. It has a restroom and plenty of changing rooms with a solid selection of men's items. That's mainly all I look for in a Goodwill location. They had a great selection of shirts and casual pants. I will say that this location has pretty high prices for what they sell and it looks like our Goodwill number that we input doesn't work at this location. They had a fair selection of household goods as well. Staff here was friendly and there was plenty of parking with easy access to the streets.

This Goodwill is a fun little store. While I couldn't find any clothing of value, I thought their…read moreselection of other items was pretty fun. They had a few aisles pretty thickly lined in toys, housewares, games, and even crafts. I found a $50 yard game for $12, some brand new craft items for a few dollars, and a few other odds and ends. This Goodwill is strangely part of the Cleveland group of stores, so their prices were slightly higher than other Akron area Goodwills. Employees were friendly, and I felt like the store was pretty busy compared to other local thrift stores. If I need some random housewares, I may be back, but their book selection was very underwhelming, and I couldn't find a single piece of clothing that I thought was a great deal or cool find.