Tony and I were looking for some Stonewashed Denim Lee Jeans for him for his birthday. We didn't…read morehave any lucky at the larger mall and I was able to locate this store via my yelp app. The store was clean and several staff members offered to help us. In the end, we were able to find the Jeans he desired Plus snag a new hoodie in the process. Very happy with the experience. Definitely recommend and Definitely going back

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.

Cashier said she couldn't sell a piece of glassware because it didn't have a sticker, every other…read moregoodwill just prices it the same as other glassware. Gave us attitude and said she has worked there for 13 years and knows everything.

I have visited this store more than once as I am traveling thru…read more The Mount Gilead store is always clean, well kept and amazingly stocked. It has a wide variety of products( holiday, storage party supplies, cleaning, kitchen, kids books and I could go on) with reasonable prices. The employees here always great you with a smile and are super helpful. I appreciate you Tiffany. I love shopping at this store location and will continue to frequent it when I am in the area. Well done!

Hey...I am out of ginger. Now ginger is not in great demand at our house. One container last…read morelasted me 25 years, but it is not HERE. Kroger will have it, with the Kroger price tag. Dollar Tree is a few steps away. Don't know if they will have it but if they do, the price is right. And they have a big assortment of 50 cent cards that don't look cheap. My grandson used to love shopping here for a cheap toy. Sometimes it lasted, sometimes he learned that a dollar item might break, quickly. But he had fun. He also learned that a dollar item isn't really a dollar. Tax! Then he learned about taxes and how everyone pitched in to get some of the stuff they need. Off to get ginger, I hope. If not Krogers is next door.

I had a lavender latte that was made with expertise! My husband liked his cold brew. The muffin was…read morefresh and egg bites were good. Most of all, the atmosphere was the best. What girl doesn't love morning coffee with a small boutique for small shopping!

The coffee is mid, the prices are ridiculous, and the staff is not friendly or welcoming…read more I paid almost $8 for a small iced latte, zero eye contact from the barista, it took 15 minutes for three people to make it and the place wasn't even busy.

This store has LOTS of lids (hats). Most (I'm guessing over 90-95%) are team logo hats. There…read morewere a few non-team hats but they were Nike logo hats. I didn't see any non-logo hats. I'm very particular when it comes to my "caps" or hats or lids. I like a plain, traditional fabric cap with an adjustable buckle in the back. I DO NOT like caps with the plastic snaps or velcro adjustments for size. Likewise, I do not like caps where the back of the cap is plastic or polyester netting. If you're looking for team-logo cap - this is the place to be. If you're looking for a plain, traditional (non-logo) fabric cap - keep walking.

Yesterday there was a Buy 1 Get 1 50% off sale, which really came in handy for my mom looking to…read moreinvest in new work shoes. This location has a pretty large selection, although the prices are very high and, in my opinion, not worth paying without a sale like the BOGO. During this past visit, the store's computers went down. It was really no problem to wait, and I totally get how stressful a situation like that can be in when you have a line. But maybe 4 employees stood there like sheep while a guy who seemed to be manager did all the work of calling help, troubleshooting, and talking to customers. One of them said, "Our computers went down," to the line without making eye contact with a single person in line or projecting loud enough for the back to hear. It probably could have been a much less chaotic experience to have one of those employees come out from behind the counter to inform the line of the delay or stand outside the door to inform entering patrons that the register is down, and as they loudly discussed, may not be back up by close. HOWEVER, the maybe-manager deserves major kudos, as he was clearly doing everything he could trying to get the computers back online as soon as possible. I don't think it was his fault at all that the other employees stood there, as he was heavily multitasking as is. Thanks to him, we were able to check out just a few minutes later and he even checked in to see if we had a rewards account to make sure we could receive them since the computers essentially reset. Very appreciative of them!

Good prices. The store is packed with all kinds of shoes . It can feel crowded with customers in…read morethe store .

Very pleased to see the products/options that Ollie's provides and found good prices on lots of…read morestuff!

Great place to find an assortment of low-priced items ranging from books to fishing rods, snacks to…read moresheets, suitcases to carpet. Brand name items, too- not cheap knockoffs. The place is filled with bargains. Spent quite a long time here and found plenty of gifts, household items, and crafts.

I really love this Goodwill! They had a huge variety. Their pricing was ridiculous. Just like every…read moreGoodwill now, but overall it was a great experience. The staff were helpful, the store was clean for as packed as it was!

I have to say I am very disappointed in this location. I have always been a big supporter of…read moreGoodwill and when I've had small items I have always taken them to the store. In this case I have/had a full kitchens worth of stuff as well as clothing and furniture and some Electronics. Called the store and told them it was all theirs if they would come and pick it up. While the person who answered was very nice and polite I was told they do not do that and really were not interested. Now this is just a personal observation but I think for an organization that lives in dies on the Public's generosity and even if I didn't have a pickup I think I would find a friend who had one to pick up several thousand dollars worth of resale items. Just my opinion of course