It's too bad this location closed. I walked by yesterday and saw a new sign for a thrift store. I…read morereally enjoyed the carefully curated displays in the windows which were inviting and quirky. The store really added to the identity of the Hill and culture and I always would get a slice of hot mamas pizza after a good find and run into a friend while making my shopping rounds. When I think of Capitol Hill and Lifelong, I think of indie stores and boutiques, asymmetrical haircuts, and locals that really cared for the cause. I hope the new vibe is equally as giving to the community as Lifelong thrift was. You can't beat .10 cent bundle records or a Nike Dunk in good shape for $25. So long Mia's teriyaki, the apothecary shop, Freeman's, Revival, Jai Thai, and now Lifelong Thrift.

The selection of clothing and household goods is excellent. The staff are helpful and very nice to…read morespeak with. The store is well lit and very comfortable to visit. I highly recommend it.

World's largest Goodwill? Yes indeed. Huge parking lot, very organized inside, and so many…read moreemployees. There is a boutique area with name brand stuff, but the prices were still amazing. Pink tags were 1/2 off and unlike the stores in Reno, they don't take pink tags off the racks before the sale! There are fitting rooms, and it's all very clean and organized. This is a well-oiled machine here. Home goods side, with furniture, and for that alone I wish I had a UHAUL truck backed up. My cousin spent $150 and I spent about $75 and we spent about 3 hours there. Easily could have spent all day, but it was a thrifting kind of day, so we hit several stores the same day. Took away a star because they don't allow you to use their restrooms anymore. We would have spent more time and money, but they closed their bathrooms to the public (stupid).

I'm 80. They closed their restrooms permanently going on years now. And there's no porto potties…read morefor the public. I have to pee into a bottle in my car in their parking lot, it's embarrassing. I used to go there all the time, not now, not one more time, folks. What if Bellevue Square did this? Do you think anyone would go there? Then Seattle Goodwill, like all Goodwills want me to round up extra money at the register for their programs. No way. Piss on it. The other Goodwill in Redmond had to rebuild the restrooms recently, it's a cost of doing business, and they did it, and they put porto potties outside while work was in progress. Not Seattle Goodwill. They are not what they used to be, now hundreds of people have to shop without restrooms of any kind. You know what they can do with their store? It has to do with restrooms. Their top management should all be fired for allowing this to happen. It's Restrooms, not leukemia, they can be fixed. Until they are, I'm avoiding it and letting friends know about it, don't go there without a hazmat bottle in your car and a blanket to hide under.

I love this place, I can't leave here without finding an awesome piece of artwork, or cool table or…read moreeven some great dishes! I enjoy the deals I get here. Especially with the rising costs everywhere it's comforting that there's still a place that's affordable. Not everyone is a millionaire in Seattle and it's awesome to know that this goodwill keeps it affordable for the community around them. Even their customer service is top notch! I never have had a problem or issue with this place. And I hope the level of integrity stays as this is a gem in the cap hill neighborhood

Amazing clothing selection and lovely staff. This is the best goodwill I've been to for clothing.read more

They weigh by the items you find and I ended up finding killer boots and rare pink dress. Parking…read moreis limited unless you get there right on time.

The inventory here is absolute garbage. The thrift hunt at this location is not worth the hassle of…read moresorting through bundles of fast fashion clothing, old suitcases, cheap shoes, and flimsy purses in search of a nonexistent deal on a quality item. The customers act as if it's a Black Friday sale circa 2002 when new bins come out but it's literally all just garbage. Not worth your time.

This is a great thrift shop with an even better cause! Their proceeds go back to funding HIV care…read moreand other services in the community. When I stopped by, there were plenty of people checking out the Halloween costumes, but plenty of space for a nice browse. I ended up getting 2 fun T-shirts and a sleek phone case (looked brand new!) for just over $20. While the selection of clothing isn't huge compared to other thrift stores I've been to, it was organized well and there are always gems to be found if you're willing to look. The cashier was nice and friendly, and I walked out happy with my goods. Appreciated the Community Board as well, with a nice curation of events going on in the area!

When I worked on the hill I used to stop by Out of the Closet weekly to check out the deals and…read moresupport the non-profit. I met the manager at the time and got to know the staff. When I moved and switched jobs I called the non profit and they brought out a truck with two staff to pick up my gently used furniture. I even had some baby clothes that they donated to Mary's place. I continue to support however I can and really like the stores displays. The non profits mission and values are very clear and they are so community centered. I often refer folx in need of the rapid HIV testing that Out of the Closet provides. I'm happy that the money goes to fund this service. Also, great customer service and excellent staff. As the hill continues to evolve and change, I am so happy that Out of the Closet remains a Cap Hill staple. 10 stars!

Don't have enough positive things to say- absolutely stunning selection, and my jaw dropped at the…read moreprices in a GOOD way! How rare is that these days? I purchased multiple stunning kitchen ware pieces, and had to hold myself back from buying more. What a great homage to Seattle's rich Japanese culture. Will be sharing with friends and family.

Excellent food and fun atmosphere. All the dishes served were beautifully presented and so…read moredelicious.

Love this thrift store. Not only are the prices great but the Assistance League is a neighborhood…read moretreasure. Always a pleasure to stop in on a wall through wallingford.

Super clean shop! Lots of fun treasures! Stop by if you can!! I'll definitely go again!read more

Little tiny thrift shop of the Trinity Parish Church. Everything is cheap, the staffers are very…read morefriendly. Hit or miss. Some wool JCrew dresses for $4, books $.10 or $.25 or less, water bottles and kleen kanteens abound.

Great customer service provided by volunteers. They're very helpful. Cozy thrift store and lots of…read moregreat finds.

Wonderful selection of a variety of goods!…read more The atmosphere was very interesting with specific themes to each room and level. Everyone was super friendly and welcoming with conversation and questions. Great place to browse for fun and look around for different trinkets and fashion finds.

The place looks good from the outside, however we felt that the prices of some of the items were a…read morebit steep. Just not about to pay 34 bucks for a used tee. However, they had a DJ and the music was real good !

I've been to thrift stores from one end of the state to the other. And many out of state as well!…read moreThis store has a boutique vibe when you walk in with the way the displays are set up for the Knick-knacks that is cute and inviting if you don't experience overstimulation but once you get beyond that, it seems they have overpriced a lot of the clothing and other items that seems to keep merchandise from moving effectively. I went on a holiday where the parking lot was packed with street parking full as well. I didn't see people with loads of things they were buying. For instance, an older genuine leather credit card and checkbook holder (I.e. not a complete wallet) was priced at $20. Used David's Bridal formals at $60-$80. Keep in mind that any used formal will need to be cleaned before wearing, which adds to the price of buying a used dress. David's Bridal sells bridesmaids dresses with two different webpages on their website. Dresses under $100 and Dresses under $70. I drove to this store specifically because I'd heard they had quality things at good prices and my daughter was hoping to find a formal dress. While I did find most of their books reasonably priced, I won't take the time to go back.

My last visit here was somewhat uninspiring, and I bought one trinket for a few dollars. The time…read moreprevious was phenomenal and it was challenging not to buy many items. It is well organized and laid out and very clean.