This is a secondary thrift shop run by The Caring Place (their larger main location is on Railroad…read moreAve). Unlike that store, which has a bit of everything including books and clothes, this location only sells home decor. It's located in a residential home which makes for a very pleasant browsing experience. They have a pretty great selection of items. The prices vary (there are some more high-ticket antique objects here). Tuesdays are 10% off so if you're eyeing an expensive item, that's your day. I also noticed that they drop prices so if you're willing to take a risk and wait, keep checking. Restocked regularly. I came two weeks apart and saw a whole bunch of new interesting merchandise. For my fellow parents with small children: The other shop is large and has shopping carts where you can place your kids. This one does not as it's smaller and in a house. However, we were able to navigate just fine with my toddler inside a small umbrella stroller. I wore my baby in a carrier. The staff is very nice.

This business sits back about 100 feet from Williams Road on a gravel driveway. This was formerly a…read moreresidential home that has been converted into a thrift store. Calling this place a thrift store is misleading since the prices for everything are more in line with consignment store prices. Everything is well laid out and nicely displayed. The store is open 10 to 4 Tuesday through Saturday. Tuesday is 10% off everything.

I was killing time due to other things and thought I would stop in here. It is my first time so…read more.. Pluses: Huge selection separated by booths. The main walkways are lettered and big.There are signs with front desk phone number if you get lost 2. The staff up front was friendly. 3. The booth vary and have something for just about everyone. 4. Fans around to keep things cool. 5. Some good prices, they range for lower to pretty pricey. Negatives 1. The size does mean you will be there hours to see everything. I was there an hour and didn't see half. 2. Not really organized well. Kind of random and sone booths are hard to manage. 3. So many shoplifting signs. I get it but seeing them over and over and over is annoying. Makes it seem they think everyone is a thief. Still the positives outweigh the negatives and my wife wants to visit now. 1.

This place has a lot. Almost too much where it's exhausting…read more Some prices here are hit and miss. A lot of non antique things plus some custom art pieces. Personally I did not find anything worth buying. But others might find something here.

Please support this thrift store, it's for a good cause, hello?! Pets!…read moreI come here occasionally to donate, please bring towels, blankets, any clothing in good shape, any toys in good state, home decor, etc. I think the good items you donate can definitely support this great cause instead of going other places that do only for profit.

Just came here today bc I was in the area and they were having a 50% off everything sale across all…read more5 stores. Great selection! We made out nicely :) I appreciate the hold table. One star off bc our cashier, who was young and brand new was kind of apathetic when I asked her a question she didn't know the answer to. I got a "I dunno... it's literally my third day. You'll have to ask my manager".... instead of getting her manager. mkaaay... So after an awkward silence, I pointed out an older woman whom I saw walking around and opening dressing rooms, asked if that was her manager, and THEN she called her over so I could get my question resolved. My husband and I complained about her to each other on the way out. besides that, good experience. Would return.

Here is a clearer, more polished rewrite that keeps your honest tone but improves flow and…read morereadability: I have visited the new expanded location several times now. There are some things the store does very well, and some areas that are clearly struggling. First, the space is much larger than the previous location. There is plenty of room for merchandise, and they seem to have many kind volunteers working there. The furniture and home goods section is organized fairly well. However, the shelves are extremely packed with merchandise, which may be related to the pricing. Many items feel overpriced for a community thrift store, which likely slows down how quickly things move off the shelves. The layout is also a bit confusing. It almost feels like two completely separate stores. Furniture and home goods are on one side, while clothing is in a different area. What makes it more unusual is that you cannot pay for clothing on the home goods side, or home goods on the clothing side. You also have to go outside to enter each section. It seems like this setup requires twice as many volunteers and makes the shopping experience less convenient. The pricing on the clothing side is actually very good, but the organization is quite poor. I found high-end men's shirts, such as Brooks Brothers, mixed in with women's clothing. There were several other similar examples of items being misplaced, which made browsing more difficult. I have visited multiple times before writing this review because I hoped that, after the expansion, the shopping experience would improve. Unfortunately, the store actually felt more organized in its old location than it does now.

This is a thrift store and food pantry. I didn't go and look at a lot of the things there because I…read morewent to pick up an eBay order, but I went in the wrong side first, and they already knew why I was there and sent me next-door. That in itself told me that one hand knows what the other is doing, and it's obviously really organized. Second, when we went in the thrift store side, it smelled clean. On that side, they were super nice too, and my eBay purchase pick up was super smooth. Purchases that you make their go toward providing food for people who need services from the food pantry. Even the eBay purchases go toward that. I feel better about a purchase if something good comes out of it for somebody else too. That's important to me and my family. I highly recommend this essential part of the community!

I've been in hundreds of antique shops (yeah, I know, I should get a life) but never one like this…read more They have a shabby chic section, Texas section, Christmas section, Halloween section, antique postcards section, and, not everything is old. You will find lovely jewelry, purses and books here, too. We spent the better part of an hour wandering about and gawking. It was like a museum. I was so overwhelmed and wanted so many things that I had to leave. It's like going into a car dealership without the sleezy salesman. You want everything. The candy apple red convertible. All the whistles and bells. But then you look into your wallet and a moth flies out.

One teacup costs $70. Very nice antiques but the prices are outrageous and I thrift often! I won't…read morebe going back until I feel like the value is worth it.

The staff is super nice but this location needs to do something about the regulars. I've come 30-45…read moreminutes before the store opens multiple times this month and the regulars put a line of empty water bottles, chairs, and gloves to hold their family/friends spot in line. So while I should be first in line, I end up with 15-20 people in front of me because they claim they held their spot in line. It's ridiculous.

Every time there is a new bin rotation, people are running and grabbing armfuls of clothes, which…read moreI'm pretty sure is against the rules but for some reason this goodwill outlet lets it slide. Some people are also aggressive, I've had people just snatch a clothing item I'm holding out from my hands and walk away. I don't know why this goodwill doesn't do anything about the aggression at these bins. Not to mention, there are some families that camp out at the bins all day and leave their children widely unattended without any sort of protection, there are usually little kids playing around with items and digging through stuff without gloves. Besides that, I've been here three or four times and found a couple really good finds. Some days I find nothing of value and other days I find some pretty good stuff. If you come to the goodwill outlet, just make sure to wear gloves, because I've literally came across diapers and dirty undergarments. Also be sure to wear a face mask because there is a lot of dust and I'm always sneezing around the bins.

If you're looking for real thrift-store pricing, this is the place! There is a 'boutique' area of…read morehigher-end clothing and accessories with higher prices, but still reasonable. Check the website for hours and services. This is a true charity, mostly staffed by cheerful, courteous volunteers.

I absolutely love The Caring Place. They do so much good for the community. We just dropped off a…read morefew bags of non-perishable food donations via their drive-through and it was super easy, quick, and the staff was so nice. They also accept clothes and home goods. Full list of acceptable items is on their website. The thrift shop is awesome too! Large selection with many sections. Their holiday decor section is huge. Very low prices! Snagged a couple great items and can't wait to return. Parents: they have shopping carts to put your kids in. And 2 bins of $1 and $2 stuffies to make them happy (I just machine wash them).

This is by far the newest and cleanest Goodwill I've ever visited! The store is well-organized,…read morebright, and offers a really enjoyable browsing experience. It's always fun to explore and see what unique or unexpected items might pop up--perfect for treasure hunting or casual shopping. I love stopping by every now and then just to look around. Whether you're thrifting for clothes, home goods, or something quirky, this location makes it a pleasant experience. If you're in the area, definitely come check it out. Who knows what gem you'll find! Cheers to sustainable shopping!

This is one of Goodwill's newer medium to large stores where most of the floor is given over the…read moreclothing. At the back of the store, there are aisles of glassware, toys, home decor, small appliances, picture frames, and knickknacks. And just like all the Goodwill's in the Austin area, they do have a weekly color tag sale. They do have five dressing rooms and six checkout stations, although usually only two are manned at any given time. If you find yourself on Highway 29 in Georgetown looking for a thrift store, this would be a good stop.