I like this place! Check out my first picture, I picked up that piece of artwork for $25 at this…read morelocation. I'm somewhat new to shopping at Goodwill. Ever since I stop by out of curiosity, i've been hooked. I love the artwork I got for cheap. This location compared to one I went to in Renton feels cleaner, but that location had its own perks. This location is staffed with friendly people. The place is tidy with some cool finds. Some things seem over priced. I usually find good deals in the tool isle. I like some of the unique items I have seen. But Goodwill knows how to price them so they are not too good of a deal. For example a small wooden sailboat I liked was priced at $30. I can find it online for the same price brand new. Often times, the items that are marked up more than usual are labeled as an "antique" on the price sticker. That is definitely one example of how some things may seem overpriced when you shop at goodwill. My wife and I were going to grab a play kitchen for our toddler. Those go for $100+ at Target or walmart. Goodwill had one priced at $30 and check out the picture of it on this review, it's a nice one... They got seasonal items and other things that are brand new. Fridge with cold drinks, candy and snacks at the front. A bathroom for customers. You are good to shop for hours if you want to...lol Minus 1 star because some items are overpriced.

There is no good will at this store. They asked me to donate to their employee training program…read morebefore they ask if I wanted to purchase a bag... seems likely that its so they can pocket the change. After opting out of donating I asked if I was going to get bags for the glassware I purchased, the cashier (male with a lot of tattoos) got upset and literally threw a bag at me... and I bagged the items myself. I don't complain. I observe and report. But only when the service is reprehensible.

Sitting here in the parking lot and feeling obligated to sit in this blazing toasty Prius to write…read morethis because unlike the +130 reviews I currently have in draft mode, I feel I gotta get this out. I'm here in Monroe because of an offer up deal I was doing at the nearby Lowe's so I'm about almost an hour out of my ways due to traffic, and out of a completely spontaneous decision I went into the nearby goodwill. I don't frequent most places, but I have been to probably an unhealthy amount of goodwills. Idk why but even if I don't have time I usually make time if I see one I haven't gone to because it's such a random occurrence of events to find a dope find. Tbh in the last 5 years I've grown to usually take about 10 minutes tops to get in and out due to the mediocrity that is so casual for goodwill but I'm here to say that I want to go on record confidently stating this is the best goodwill I've ever been to. No, it's not doing something out of the scope of goodwills agenda, but everything you expect from a goodwill they are doing in an ideal way. The team here is just putting out such a variety of items and EVERYTHING is in sellable condition. Holy moly it's organized. I've seen organized goodwills but it's not common, and it's unheard of to see the combo of variety and organization. Tbh I was forcing myself out after finding like 3 amazing things because of my budget, so I didn't have any interaction with the staff or anything, but who cares. The store itself shows these people are talented and care about what they do. This review will amount to nothing, but this should be said. Thank you Monroe Goodwill and keep flippin thriving! P.s if you're worried that I'm toasting I'm not, I'm still in the parking lot in the heat, but my phone was at like 10% so I'm chillin in the car and the a/c on Bye

they had an outdoor jacket that was covered in dirt, dried stains, and oil stains listed for…read more$30.00, when the havket was brought up to the register to be price checked, because surely the coat was too dirty to be put out on the floor as merchandise as-is, and the $30 price tag must have been a mistake. Their manager Michelle said that the price is firm, her exact quote was "most people wash their clothes, do you want it or not?". They made me feel bad for pointing out how dirty (and grossly overpriced) the item was, when both placing it on the rack and pricing it egregiously high were no fault of mine. I don't recommend this Goodwill.

Do you have a few ***hours to kill? This place is quite amazing if you have the time and patience-…read morePay by the pound! I average about $1 per piece when I get bags of baby and kids clothes. If you want first pick of a bin be ready to get real up close and personal with people... Definitely wear gloves and a mask tho- no bathrooms or water fountains- and be ready to listen to the workers sound like prison wardens when they switch out bins!

Very dirty and I didn't realize it was bin shopping but items were so gross. One item either had…read more or a chocolate milkshake spread all the way across it, and they just put it in the bin, hoping somebody will buy it. I'm all down for a discount but not with somebody else's fluid on it.

Senior Thrift in Freeland is more than just a place to find a good deal--it's a must-see spot on…read moreWhidbey Island. What you buy here helps fund key services like Meals on Wheels for local seniors and their caregivers through an organization called Island Senior Resources (ISR). The store is huge, taking up two floors, and it's a required stop for anyone visiting or living on South Whidbey. Unlike many big thrift stores that feel messy, Senior Thrift is exceptionally clean and neat. It's set up more like a high-end consignment shop than a typical warehouse. Everything is clearly labeled, and the items are usually in great shape, showing the high quality of donations, they receive. The aisles are wide, the displays are attractive, and browsing is a relaxing, fun experience. The store is packed with a huge variety of items in almost every category: * Clothes: You'll find high-quality, gently used clothes for men and women, often with designer brands mixed in, especially in their special "Pick of the Litter" area. Everything is sorted well, making it easy to find what you want. * Home Goods & Decor: This is the store's strong point. The two floors allow for a massive selection of furniture, dishes, small kitchen appliances, and unique decorations. A fun highlight is the dedicated Christmas Room, which is open year-round for holiday shoppers. * Books & Media: They have a good selection of books and media. Honestly, I REALLY come for the books. I could spend hours in the stacks searching for rare and vintage book on subject of interest to me as well as contemporary murder mysteries that I enjoy reading. While the prices are generally fair and reasonable for the quality (especially since your purchase is a donation), occasionally a large or antique item might seem a bit expensive. I recently found a large, chunky bracelet with the 12 signs of the zodiac carved into it for $400 and a beautiful Hamsa Hand for $75.00! But overall, you get excellent value for your money. The best part about shopping here is the mission. Every dollar supports Island Senior Resources, funding important services like ride programs for medical appointments, food delivery, and support for those caring for an older adult. The staff, mostly kind and knowledgeable volunteers, are extremely friendly and make the store a cheerful place to visit. Senior Thrift in Freeland is easily one of the best thrift stores on Whidbey Island. It wins because it has a great selection of goods, keeps everything perfectly organized, and directly supports a crucial local cause. If you want a fun shopping trip where your money truly helps the community, head straight to Senior Thrift. You're guaranteed to find a treasure and feel great about supporting local seniors

Huge, 2 floor thrift store! I've been passing this place every time I visit the island and finally…read morecaught them when they were open! I love thrifting while traveling because sometimes you find some great treasures! I had fallen for an local artists whimsical style and somehow found one of her pieces in this thrift store!!! And everything was on sale- so I got a functional piece of art (a soap dish) for $4! When I was in a gallery that very same day with her works priced $80 and up depending on the piece. Jump for joy please! And the staff here are wonderful- the cashier loved my find too.

Our favorite antique store, hope this Virus is over soon so Darlene and I can visit from Vancouver…read moreIsland BC! Ernie and Darlene Smith Zeballos BC CAN

They have a great selection of interesting items. They have a great prices on the antique coins and…read morematchbox cars. I recommend anyone who's interested in antiques to visit the Troybeck Antiques!

Service, selection, quality. My first time in and I got a few items, but probably going back soon.read more

Warm, friendly atmosphere. Good prices and inspiring designs! From vintage home decor and clothing…read moreto current trends..great spot !!

Great place and amazing deals! Definitely will be back! Look for Brandon he made it so much fun!read more

Went here with my 2.5 yr old son. Kinda chaotic, very awesome, random assortment of things. It…read moredoesnt seem like it should be kid friendly but it is. Wish it was open other days.

Visited this place earlier this year and you don't find shops like this often - I actually prefer…read morethe lack of price tags because then you can negotiate which is pretty rare to come by for vintage / thrift stores nowadays. Plus, ended up talking to the owner for a bit and he threw in a free pin that I picked out. I live in Seattle so im glad I stopped by here while visiting family. I plan on going back soon!

This is a very intriguing place. Great collections of things, military memorabilia, rock…read morememorabilia, extensive collection of vintage toys, lunch pails, tools, dishes, leather jackets and so much more. You can really find some treasures here. The owner is very helpful, friendly and knew is stock. I will be going back.