This is an amazing Thrift store, clean and a lot of new brand name clothes. The management is greatread more

Don't get me wrong, there are certainly amazing deals to be had here. The selection is overall in…read morepretty good shape and well organized. The glaring problem is with the people they have working on the floor and at the registers, at least the few I came in contact with. I understand it's a charity shop, and most of the workers are volunteers, but these are not sweet retirees trying to help out the less fortunate while earning their way to heaven. These are mentally challenged crackheads who appear to be bitterly paying their court-appointed debt to society while desperately wishing they were anywhere else. I found an item I really wanted, but it had no tag so I took it to the register to show an employee and ask the price. She ripped it out of my hand, looked at me with a scowl, said "No", then turned and walked away. I was so shocked by her rudeness I stood there with my jaw dropped not really understanding what was going on. I guess they don't re-tag items without them going back through the inventory process, and maybe she thought I was trying to scam them for a lower price or something, but she could've just F-ING said that without treating me like an asshole and leaving me standing there. Then, after I had been shopping for two hours, and had a cart with a handful of clothes I'd meticulously assessed one by one for any damage, I left my cart in an open area, off to the side and out of the way, while I picked through some narrow aisles. I came back several minutes later and my cart was gone. I asked a worker about it. She looked at me with a stupefied face and said all of my things had been put away. It's not like I left it for an hour. WTF are these people even doing? I was so pissed, I hung the few things I had in my hands on the nearest rack and walked out. I felt like an ass for leaving her standing there, but I didn't want to scream at the poor crackhead's stupid face. This is just one experience, but I think you'll do yourself a solid to not ask any questions, and be sure to keep a hand on your cart at all times, if you decide to shop here.

The other side is a great thrift store with lots of variety. The prices are reasonable and the…read moreemployees helpful.

Awesome place some really nice finds everyone is very helpful. Clean and a huge selectionread more

I haven't been here in a hot minute or even since the pandemic however, they have had the best…read moresales on vintage and been literally one of my favorite vintage thrift stores in Salt Lake County that I have come to find! Check their Instagram and probably their google maps information where you can either call, or go to the website. If you live in West Valley or Taylorsville it isn't far so I'd make the drive just to see if they're open! The owners were very friendly and it was family owned. They were patient as my husband and I were awestruck with the authentic and in mint condition vintage finds we were able to grab here!

It looks bigger from the outside but inside it's tiny. I found a few good things here but I left…read moreempty handed because it's so pricey. $8 for Walmart leggings is just too much. They also had yellow stained used vans for $12. I'm not sure what goes through the mind of whoever prices stuff here but I won't be coming back because the pricey are so crazy .

I'm obsessed with this Goodwill. Why has it taken me so long to come here?! It felt closer to a…read moreconsignment shop honestly. It was really well organized, tons of stuff. Higher quality and more name brand items than the DI or savers. Everything is in great condition. The only downside is there are no fitting rooms, which is a bummer. There's a couple mirrors throughout but not a ton of easy places to try things on. I've found so many great home items and clothing items here.

When I was at this store yesterday and was trying on clothes, I was hunted down like a criminal by…read morePeggy, store employee, with whom I've dealt with before and none of my encounters were pleasant, but this one took the cake. Peggy had trained me before to bring everything I didn't want up with me to the cashier when I was ready to check out so I knew the rules and had been complying with them in the past and intended to do so today. Why she felt like she needed to reiterate the rules in such a brutal and condescending way is beyond me. She said that she was the only employee "who had the balls" to tell me so. She also said that whenever I walk through the front door that the sales staff goes on "red alert". I was so distraught that I spoke to the store manager about this who said she would talk to Peggy. There are more examples to this story but I will not go into them right now except to say that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated by me anymore because I will no longer be shopping at your store. Paula McNair 278-7085

Excellent store! This Goodwill was super organized, and the cleanest one in the SLC area by far…read more Even the restrooms weren't bad. After having a less than pleasent experience with the Goodwill Outlet (big blue bins of clothing that has not been organized at all), this was a breath of fresh air. They had some pretty good deals there, ones that will never be found at, say, a Dollar Tree. Not even Deseret Industries had as good of deals. Nice. I will say, I struggled with finding some iPod classics. There are literally no electronics (phones, tablets, laptops) at any Goodwills in SLC. I may have missed them, or maybe I had to ask an employee, but they've been wiped out, if there ever were any. Other than that, this was a great store! I recommend.

I've been donating to this location for years now and my experiences have always been exceptional!…read moreThe drive through drop off is always incredibly efficient. I've also enjoyed shopping at this location. The store is well organized and the staff is always incredibly friendly.

It could just be chance, but the few times I've gone to a Plato's closet I feel like there's been…read morenicer stuff than I've found at similar stores. Particularly in the shoe department. I found a lot of really cool and kinda obscure Jordan's, dunks, and Air Force's that I've never seen before and most of them were decently priced . My wife found a fair amount of lululemon and nice Nike clothing as well.

Honestly, this place has completely gone to crap lately, and it seems like it all started right…read moreafter they let Diane go. It used to be my absolute favorite spot, but management has completely ruined the place over the last few months. The customer service has totally plummeted; the new staff they hired just stand around acting like you're annoying them by existing, and nobody seems to care about helping people anymore. On top of the terrible service, the store is a total mess now and is so disorganized that you can never find what you actually came in for. The whole vibe and standard of the place are just completely gone. I used to come here all the time and recommend it to everyone, but I'm done wasting my money here until they get their act together and fix this mess.

I like this location! Awesome thrift store, no tax since it's a church organization. They don't…read morehave a huge plus size selection, but great couches, tables, and other furniture. Their books are not super organized but I still found good stuff!

The workers at the West Jordan D.I. did such a fantastic job when helping me with my recent…read morefurniture purchases. When I asked for a dolley to move my chaise lounge, they were so wonderfully compliant! I asked them to go about loading my furniture into a car in not at all an unusual but maybe not PERFECTLY normal way & they were complete good sports about it. The fact that my furniture had to be transported back to my home in an Uber & not a normal car, could have caused shakines; but it didn't with how solidly they went with it. I am TRULY appreciative! With Thanks, Brittany

My wife and I were drawn into this boutique by the bright signage outside and curiosity about what…read morecould be in those doors-and we are so glad we stopped by! This is a labor-of-love thrift store that as akin to shopping in your big sister's closet...but without the big sister getting angry at you for stealing her clothes! The store is easy to navigate with clothing divided by category and then size. There's even a section of items that have been featured on Instagram-such a fun idea! the women's clothing selection outweighs the men's-but that's to be expected in just about any clothing store. The owner of the shop is engaging and friendly-super willing to help find just the right piece to add to your collection. My only bit of feedback would be to tidy up the dressing room floors a bit-they were pretty dirty. But otherwise, it's a fun store that I'd happily return to!

They've changed their business model, they are now selling mostly designer items which is great,…read morehowever... they are all purchased from Rent the Runway so many of them have damage to them. Stains, tears, missing embellishments etc. aren't the Runway sells off used items once they have more wear on them. So you really have to watch out for that. A lot of the time you can purchase it used from RTR for less than you can in this store. Nice curation of items though

A delightful surprise, this shop is charm and whimsy on steroids…read more Excellent selection of vintage clothes and decor plus many items by local artists that are perfect for gifting. Owner has great energy and engaging. In a perfect world, they would be open on Sundays.

This place is so cute and has such awesome curated goods. I loved the vibe and especially the…read moreclothing and shoes. Felt the prices on those were a bit high and was a little bummed that some of the cool things I found were way out of my price range. I'd love to come back and browse some more though and see what new treasures she finds. Tricky to get to because 7th East has a big divider down the center, but it's on the east side of the street (so try to come at it from the south) and look at it on the map before you come so you can turn before the store and park on the street behind or in the little parking lot.

Thrifting is life and thee best way to reuse, reduce and recycle!…read more You can always find a treasure and I recommend frequenting the different Savers in the Valley. Only issue: pricing on certain items that Savers staff has control over. The inventory at Savers is all DONATED by community members & local businesses. Certain items are marked up because of brand name and that feels greedy and at times makes items unaffordable. There should be flat rate pricing on all clothing, regardless of brand name and Savers staff preference. Other than that, Highly Highly recommend thrifting at Savers for items a person is needing before buying new

People were very nice!! A tiny but messy but nothing you wouldn't expect at a thrift store. Prices…read moreare ok.