This goodwill is a little unhinged, but that's what makes it interesting. I thrift a lot, and I…read moregenerally identify every thrift store, by their "strong areas" meaning "oh this place always has good bags," or "oh this place has a good book section," but this location doesn't particularly do any category exceptionally well but I always seem to find something. I do love that NJ Goodwills do $1.00 Sundays for certain colors though.

PROS: The staff here is very nice and the place is large with loads of inventory. Loads of parking,…read morepublic bathrooms, and a lot of the items are good quality CONS: Most items are overpriced with the average lowest price is $5 and that's for $10-$15 items retail. also, the shelves are all messed up. nobody is going around straightening out. looks like things were just thrown in OVERALL: If you're in the area, come in, but if you're a reseller you have to comb this place smoothly for the hidden deals

The daily variety of the items for sale. The affordable cost…read moreof all items and the color coated specials every day. The service is available if needed.

There were many times I went here over the years and walked around as a sort of meditation,…read moresometimes even first time thing in the morning before I hit the road when I knew it was gonna be a tough day and you invariably would find that special deal and the rest of the day would be great RWBlue was organized, clean, a little crowded, but very easy to find what you were looking for ....everything had its place and there was a place for everything ....now I've gone back a number of times since they've changed their whole business model and they're very much like 2nd Ave. things are not as clean. They're definitely overpriced and I've never seen such a scattered mess in my life in a department store, layout.... usually most of what is there is what people are bagging up and dropping off at the dumpster there in the parking lot I'm very disappointed that they've gone so commercial...It does seem like they're cherry picking anything that's worth anything at all and leaving what you would probably find at the Salvation Army ....one step down from Goodwill. Definitely not a place where people would go to get great deals or find cool clothes or just what you wanted for the house, but didn't want to spend money on. NO NO NO Not that way anymore. Now I go in with a list I walk around try to find those things I want. Ask the girls where those things might be now and just like the department store. Things are sometimes even in two or three different places at once ....so like everything else, red, white and blue is becoming so commercial that it's not unique anymore.... it's blah blah, blah, and more blah.

I enjoy shopping here, it is very organized and convenient!Great selections and good prices…read more DAVE

Hello? Is this thing on? Not really sure why no one reviews thrifts stores, because they are NOT…read moreall created equal, haha. I like this 2nd Ave location for their extensive glass wears sections, but it really grinds my gears that they have started selling matching pieces only in full sets. I can totally understand selling in pairs, but 9/10 I don't need a full 6pc set or some random glass wear, and guess what? If I did, I would just buy the three pairs of two. It doesn't make sense to me. Also just as a general observation, 2nd Ave stores have been getting super expensive lately for a chain that operates solely on donations. You mean to tell me a secondhand piece of clothing is $25 when you got it for free? Kindof a rip off. Sure I can complain, but you bet your bottom I'm going to be here at least one Saturday or Sunday every weekend looking for stuff I don't need so LOL. Takeaways: selection is good but prices be whack these days.

I fell in love with this jacket.... Went to the counter and told me that I couldn't purchase it…read more The policy required for there to be a tag, but there should have been an option for negotiation in this situation. I don't have the time to come back the next day, this policy needs to be adjusted. I'm devastated.... In addition, my friend pants have been stapled. These employees have stapled their tags to the actual fabric instead of the tags, now the items will be damaged.

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

Always something new to find here. Terrific place to get a gift especially for someone who has…read moreeverything. Staff is friendly and helpful.

If you want to be ignored , feel free to visit this store. I went there today, walked around and…read morethe salespeople did not greet me or ask if they could help me. They just ignored me. Got a vibe that I wasn't their chosen clientele. Did not feel welcomed at all. Maybe would have spent money there, ( I like to support small businesses), but no, not there.

Lovely owners and really cute pretty shop with great selections. They even have plus sizes which…read moremost thrift and consignment shops don't offer

Great selection of classy clothing and accessories. Why pay department store prices for inferior…read morequality? Put this place on your To-Do list...you will be the belle of the ball after shopping here!

I have used this veterans' donation pickup service many times in the past and have always had…read moresmooth experiences, which is why this recent interaction was disappointing. Last night I spent a significant amount of time gathering 15 bags of donations for pickup. These were not just random items -- many were new and unused, including five unopened boxes of Depends that belonged to my mother who recently passed away. I could have sold some of these items, but I chose to donate them because I believe we should take care of our veterans and support organizations that serve them. As I have done in the past, I placed all the bags together clearly on my front porch for pickup. I have had at least 10 previous pickups with this organization and have never needed to label the bags, and everything was always collected without issue. This time, however, I received a phone call and returned it within three minutes. By the time I called back, the driver had already left. When I spoke with the representative, the situation was framed as my fault due to a lack of labeling. While I understand that procedures may change, the interaction felt more like blame was being assigned rather than someone working with me to find a quick solution. Only after expressing my frustration was it suggested that the driver might return after completing the rest of his route for the day. I also had to call back again just to confirm whether I would receive an update either way, which added to the confusion. My main point is that good businesses work collaboratively with the people who support them. Donors are taking the time to gather and give items that could otherwise be sold or discarded, and a little flexibility and appreciation goes a long way. I did some research afterward and noticed the service currently holds around a 3-star rating, and I can understand why communication and customer experience seem to be a recurring theme in the feedback. I truly support the mission of helping veterans and hope the organization can improve its communication and willingness to work with donors, because many of us genuinely want to help.

I have always had good service from Pickup Please. They are always prompt and remove all my…read moredonations, leaving another bag for future contributions.