I like places like this. Places you know that truly support the community and are not just here to…read moreprofit off a neighborhood. Thrift stores are becoming more like consignment shops with more collectable and high end items. My problem is when they overcharge for them. My know here is the same I have at most thrift shops they are 95% housewares and woman's clothing. As a man, I donate items that no longer fit or are just not my style and I assume I am not alone, that said, it's hard for me to find a selection of menswear at most thrift stores. This isn't my neighborhood, so it's less than likely I'll be back, but that said despite a friendly staff, this place is just not catering to men.

Holiday shopping, deadlines, balancing budgets! It's a hard mix to contend with, but we get it…read moredone as best as we can. I found a haven in this holiday madness. Northshore Thrift Store is a celebratory shop that showcases the seasons and products with professional merchandising letting the customer enjoy an elegant atmosphere to enjoy products at reasonable practices. Special sales are scheduled regularly so that people can enjoy more for their dollars. When I took my granddaughter and daughter they were both quite pleased with the finds. Having the opportunity to shop this close to the holidays, we all also enjoyed music, donuts and popcorn. Way to go Northshore.

Got a great deal here on an ornate, vintage mirror. Service was friendly and they even gave some…read moreblankets to make transporting it easier since it was fragile.

Please stay far away from this shop…read more I found this place on Apple Maps, I had never seen it before, I go check it out. As soon as I walk in the isles are small and made me feel suffocated, I'm use to antique stores being crowded but this was just gross and disgusting. The music was BLARING I couldn't even think. I look through one small rack of clothes and a small box in the front, nothing peaked my interest so I walk out of the store without purchasing anything. I go into another shop next door, later as I'm leaving another shop, a lady with long dark hair starts running at me filming me saying I stole and to never come back. She took pictures of my car, she filmed me. Lord knows where she will post them. I felt so scared, I didn't even come to the conclusion that she thought I stole till a bit after, I was terrified that this strange lady was screaming and filming me getting into my car. I was shaking and on the verge of tears on my way home.

Hit or miss. Designer clothes antiques and collectibles along with other miscellaneous items. Small…read morebook room. Some very reasonable deals. Service on checkout is volunteers so be patient. Always work a look.

I have been to this store may times. It is professionally managed and cared for by all volunteers…read more They are helpful, kind, and very clean. Although some prices are high, for the most part, considering what a pleasure it is to shop there, they are better than most thrift stores. Definately worth a visit.

I had an awesome experience at this location and was able to find Hawthorne Village Disney…read moreChristmas decor. It was all in working condition and the prices were fair for a thrift shop. I was able to mention to the cashier I donated before coming in and was given a 20% off coupon which helped a ton. This location I went in looking for collectibles and found some really cool Pyrex I passed on because of the terribly inflated pricing. I think they forget there's lead in most of those items. So - be careful on hunting down those things. There's no public restrooms and some rowdy transients that hang off on the side that'll tell you all types of rude pieces of knowledge as you walk to your car. Self checkout only it seems here which works for me.

I was here with my friend and we were checking the new racks but all the workers seem hostile and…read moreone of them said don't mess them up with attitude. I don't get why we are being profiled just because we are teenagers. I don't like how we are being treated different even though we are paying customers.

Not worth the drive Nothing there is worth buying…read more We looked around and found nothing that we could consider buying.. It's very unorganized inside and things piled up on each other. Not worth it

it is a small place and hardly anyone working or could help, there is a smell that get to you like…read moreold musty or something not good to breath, clothing is small area and not alot of things price is little high for a thrieft store

I have made many donations over the years at this location, although trying to make a "donation"…read morehere now is ridiculous! We brought a whole truck load of items to donate. The workers picked through the items and decided what they would take as if they were furnishing their own homes! We had a nice, used, all wood night stand that they wouldn't take. They said it "wasn't new enough." WTH!? Also, we had some indoor ceiling lights that they said they "don't take," but then they threw them back in the truck nearly busting them. We left there and took the nightstand to Value Village, which they happily took. They will get no more donations from me!

I like this place! Check out my first picture, I picked up that piece of artwork for $25 at this…read morelocation. I'm somewhat new to shopping at Goodwill. Ever since I stop by out of curiosity, i've been hooked. I love the artwork I got for cheap. This location compared to one I went to in Renton feels cleaner, but that location had its own perks. This location is staffed with friendly people. The place is tidy with some cool finds. Some things seem over priced. I usually find good deals in the tool isle. I like some of the unique items I have seen. But Goodwill knows how to price them so they are not too good of a deal. For example a small wooden sailboat I liked was priced at $30. I can find it online for the same price brand new. Often times, the items that are marked up more than usual are labeled as an "antique" on the price sticker. That is definitely one example of how some things may seem overpriced when you shop at goodwill. My wife and I were going to grab a play kitchen for our toddler. Those go for $100+ at Target or walmart. Goodwill had one priced at $30 and check out the picture of it on this review, it's a nice one... They got seasonal items and other things that are brand new. Fridge with cold drinks, candy and snacks at the front. A bathroom for customers. You are good to shop for hours if you want to...lol Minus 1 star because some items are overpriced.

Do you have a few ***hours to kill? This place is quite amazing if you have the time and patience-…read morePay by the pound! I average about $1 per piece when I get bags of baby and kids clothes. If you want first pick of a bin be ready to get real up close and personal with people... Definitely wear gloves and a mask tho- no bathrooms or water fountains- and be ready to listen to the workers sound like prison wardens when they switch out bins!

NO Restrooms! must consider that if planning to shop for long…read more I would give more stars but really need a restroom

Yes, yes yes I would say come there. I have the best rafting that I've seen. I would say go to the…read moreSalvation Army make a donation and join the Thrifting program that they have their excellent store and they provide excellent service to people in our area. Thank you Salvation Army for all you do I would give you 100 stars if I could. Oh, and by the way, you have the best volunteers and the best employees.

This is a donation truck outside Fred Meyer. I've donated twice including today. The men are always…read morequick to get up and help you unload. Mostly i hand them boxes and they put it on a cart. Tjru don't reach into your vehicle as far as I've noticed to help unload in that way which is fine with me. They do offer a tax receipt if you'd like one.

'Glad to have found this gem of a shop! So many great and unusual items…read more.. Your head will swivel!

Relaxed and friendly staff. No pressure ... just wander the store and look over the huge variety of…read moremerchandise. Proves that "one man's trash is another's treasure".