You can find stuff. But they get everything for free then sell it for a high price. I can get new…read moreclothes on amazon for like the same price sometimes.

Yikes, I feel unsafe at this store after seeing the way management handled a situation. Just saw…read morethis store trespass a lady for crying without asking her to leave. A patient and caring employee asked her what was wrong, went to get the manager, and then the sheriff arrived and forced the lady out of the store. Was really expecting more empathy from a business that supposedly donated to charity

I have been stopping here regularly for a couple years now; the main part of the store is not big,…read morenot a lot of men's clothes, but I have bought a few books here, and quite a lot of old records that they sell much cheaper than Goodwill. It's been a great place for furniture. We have two chairs in our living room from St. Vincent. Best of all is the courteous staff. Clean restrooms, and I always get an ice cold Coke from the machine (cheaper than at any grocery store).

Super close to home, a thrift store with the good thrift prices! Found so many goodies for home…read moredecor, I also like how cheap the DVD's are. Also got some dining chairs from the yard too

Honestly -- for a good will, this was mediocre. It was not uncommon to see clothes on the floor…read more They do have occasional good deals like 50% off for green tags or pink tags are 1.99$. But, otherwise, I would recommend Ross, Marshalls, tj max, or Burlington. They're all discounted shops that are comparable to the goodwill prices, but they're new. Eg. Ross had a painting for similar size around 25$. This painting is $20. You can find unique items here though.

It's Goodwill so what does one really expect? Lots of people seem to get drawn to stores like this…read moreand somehow cobble together good looks for their wardrobe. I don't know how long they may be going through the clothes and formulating the outfits in their mind but some pull it off really well. For me more often than not it doesn't go that way. More specifically with this particular store they always accept the clothes I give for donation. It's almost always clothes I can't fit into and unlikely I ever will again. As a customer the first time here was frustrating. Returns aren't likely to happen but Steve bought a pair of shoes here and both shoes were for the left foot. The folks acknowledged the situation but wouldn't give a refund. So watch out for stuff like that. After a long absence as a shopper here after that we came here and bought some pieces of luggage for some upcoming longer trips we will be doing in the next year or two. Nothing seems amiss with the luggage so I think that transaction and the items will meet their purpose. However if a bad turn comes of an unusual sort with the luggage we bought here that may be relevant to Goodwill I'll post an update but it's unlikely.

This store is now CLOSED. I loved them when they were open…read more Very organized and friendly. Great prices. We will see what the new owner does.

This is a fun place to shop and visit. always well organized and clean. It is a thrift store so you…read morecan't expect perfection but the prices are very low and reasonable. The staff are welcoming and friendly, especially for volunteers. I enjoy my visits.

Super organized, fair pricing, kind and helpful staff...A trifecta!…read more This is one of the best thrift stores in Tacoma and with Blue closed, I'm so happy to have found this treasure.

Sis is a thrift store fiend so when we found ourselves in Tacoma an hour early for a dinner…read morereservation, we ended up here. I thought it would be closed because it's New Year's Day, but surprise. I thought the place would be kinda junky from the exterior but it's clean and has a curated collection of items. She walked away with a handcrafted pottery bowl for $5.99 that is amazingly similar to one of her favorite mugs. Score! Now I know we'll be checking this place out again whenever we're in town.

I was really surprised at how much I liked this place. It was about as clean as you can expect a…read moregoodwill outlet to be and the staff was super nice and helpful. There were a lot of people there who were clearly regulars. Shopping at the bins is always going to be a competitive environment, everyone's looking for the best stuff in a limited space. It can easily get a little combative in other locations, I've seen pushing, grabbing, and even fighting at other outlets and to some extent I expect it. But that was just not the vibe here, it was relatively chill. The staff here had very clear procedures to make it as fair as possible which they kindly but firmly enforced for everyone. From what I witnessed, all the other patrons respected the rules and kept calm and considerate of each other even in such a small space where everyone's digging around in the same area. And of course you can't beat the value, it takes some effort but I got so much great stuff for way less than I expected to spend. They have just about everything you could ever want, clothes, books, toys, household items. I will be back for sure.

This is definitely not your typical thrifting experience. (No bathrooms, smells like weed, rude…read morepeople) BUT the pricing can't be beat for what you can find. Definitely give everything a thorough look over before you buy. Especially with clothing there is usually a reason why it ended up there. BRING GLOVES!

They literally start kicking people out at 740 on the dot when they don't close til 8. Screaming at…read moreeveryone hurry and get out. Definitely not coming back. Apparently because "management told them to close early"

Marnie isn't very good at their job. Rushed me through an entire transaction, I wanted to use my 5…read moredollar coupon but was told it wouldn't be in my email. It was there. Also after buying over 10 clothing items and 4 fragile items I had to ask for a bag and then was told they don't have any. Why prompt me to sign up if I can't use the coupon that I already have? Why see I have several items I clearly can't carry out myself and not say before making me pay you don't have a bag?

Do not get your CPR here. I live in Renton and it takes me 30 minutes to get to Tacoma. I had a…read moreclass at 9 am so I left my house at 8. I am ALWAYS early. But today I ended up being 4 minutes late even though I left so early. I tried calling through the Bluetooth in my car once I realized I'd be a tad late but of course, it being a Saturday, nobody was manning the phone. The door was locked when I arrived and the instructor didn't even have the courtesy to come to the door and say "you're late, too bad so sad." If you can, get your CPR through the American Heart Association or literally anywhere else. This instructor must be some super-human who has never had car problems, unexpected road conditions, etc. I sure hope that if this instructor is ever late to anything that they get locked out of wherever they're going. Even when we plan ahead stuff happens that's outside of our control. It's called life. I understand not accepting people past 10 or even maybe 5 minutes. But 4 minutes and you won't acknowledge me? I think we can all agree that that's ridiculous.