The owner couple rocks. They are so nice and friendly. Store is pretty organized. Not a huge…read morespace. Clothing is priced per category. (Pants, tops, etc). They also sell on eBay be you can pick up at store.

Scored a rad vintage coach bag and quilt here. Really friendly staff and good prices. Go in and…read morecheck them out.

This place hasn't been open for a very long time. Every time I came here for an entire week they…read morewould be closed. They don't post their opening hours or the next time they will open, which is extremely inconvenient for me since I have to drive far. The last time I went my family and I were parked outside of the building and saw the closed today sign. So we decided to look up different antique shops close by and were waiting for two minutes in the parking lot. During those two minutes the owner or someone who worked there opened the door, stuck their head out, and rudely told us "We're closed!!" We felt unwelcome and she was very angry for some reason and had no respect to tell us when they were opening up again or asked if we needed help, just a "go away" attitude. Will not be coming back.

Loved it! My new favorite place to find one of a kind pieces and for a reasonable price! I feel…read morelike they have something for everyone young and old. I am in my twenties and on a budget and found plenty of items that I loved and were in my price range. The only downside is they are only open 4 days a month, I wish they were open more often!

Nice place with various home and clothing items. I loved buying all of my items (sweatshirts,…read morebowls, glass Tupperware, shirt) for a great price. The only Price I didn't like was my orange sweatshirt that was priced at $14.99 which I could have just bought new at that price. The other sweatshirt was $4.99 for the same material so it was confusing. Even At Plato's Closet they wouldn't be charging so high for name brands and this is not even a name brand. I also bought a Gators T for boys at $4.99 which I also thought was a bit much for a thrift store. But I like it anyway so I was willing to pay. I also loved the Pyrex glassware and another glass container along with 2 amazing orange soup or casserole like dish bowls. Just really solid and pretty for only $2 each. Overall a nice experience! And for a good cause. And I love recycling. So good for budgets and the environment.

One of my favorite shops in GF. They organized a couple years ago and so much more organized now…read more Prices are reasonable. Usually different tags are on sale 50% or 75% off. This color goes across all departments which is nice. They get a ton of new merchandise from Target (orange tags). These are occasionally on sale usually special times. My only complaint is that they have nicer jackets hanging near ceiling and it is a pain to ask staff to get them down to see price. If they would put a tag on the bottom of the jacket on the outside I think they would sell more. I also wish they had a vintage rack.

I'm a frequent Goodwill shopper. The good:…read moreThe Grand Forks Goodwill is well stocked, clean and runs an efficient drop off. The bad: #1-this is one of those rare GWs where all sales are final and they don't even offer in store credit for untested electronic equipment. (I bought an "untested PC keyboard") #2-on my visit, the store manager (shorter blond woman in her 40-50's) unfortunately forgot how to interact with customers. Started off by out-loud proclaiming, "I'm not in the mood today!" then coarsely and in a pseudo-confrontational way, pointed out,"All sales are final!" I guess when you're the only GW in town, that's how you treat customers??

The selection was good but the employees were not so great. I get wanting to leave right at 5 when…read moreyou close up but it's incredibly rude to rush customers out the door BEFORE closing time & gossiping amongst your other coworkers. Literally following behind you to lock the door when the time was 4:57.

Will not go there again. Went there about 9:55 and the door was unlocked. A store employee started…read moreyelling at us to leave since they were not open yet. We did not really check for hours on the door we assumed with the door open the store is open. There are polite ways to ask us to come back in 5 minutes. You do not have to be rude to a customer. I supported the store above other stores in Grand Forks as a dear friend used to manage a Salvation Army store in another city.

Great thrift store. They were closed last week to remodel and put in new carpet. They have very…read morereasonable prices and great sales. The store isn't very full right now but I love the new look. They have the best book prices in town. Most adult 50 cents. Kids .25

I used to love this thrift store but the new owner has things priced a little high for me. She is…read morevery nice and friendly and fun to talk too usually. $5 for a used book. A lot of things I looked at were $6.97. She was having a sale the last time I went which was good. She has spent a lot of time organizing so it is easy to find things which is a great bonus.