There are a lot of variety of items to choose from. The wait on paying can take a little while but…read morejust go in with an open mind, expecting a wait upon completion of your shopping. For the most I find their prices are as most thrift stores are. There are restrooms. I would warn you of the parking ‍ worst ever. The parking slots are not made for full size truck or suv.

Clean. Efficient. Supports local community…read more It's a tad high on the thrift store price range but it's not junky. Only open mornings and no Sundays so it can be a challenge for someone who has a day job to get there. Because of the crowds, I do not suggest taking small children or anyone frail, for safety.

This was by far the worst experience I've ever had at any Goodwill location. Nathan (the manager)…read moreand Gloria (an employee) were extremely unprofessional and disrespectful. I was going to purchase this glass set that clearly had a price tag on them (some separately), as shown in the photo I've provided. However, Gloria immediately insisted that the price was incorrect for all the glass items on the shelf. I explained that other similar items were marked at $2.99 and even showed her the others, but she dismissed me repeatedly, saying "whatever." Her attitude was rude and uncalled for, so I decided to go to another cashier. At that point, Nathan, the manager, came over and implied that I had switched the price tag. I told him to review the security footage to prove my honesty. Instead of handling the situation professionally, he slammed the glass items on top of each other, almost breaking one, and continued accusing me. I reminded him that as a manager, this behavior toward a customer is completely unacceptable. When I again suggested he check the cameras, he said, "That's going to take all day," and brushed me off. The entire interaction felt racially motivated and deeply disrespectful. To make matters worse, once I left the store, my friend overheard Nathan telling other customers that I had switched the tags, an outright lie. That is beyond unprofessional and incredibly disrespectful to do to any customer, especially one who did absolutely nothing wrong. I even told him that he was an evil person for spreading lies like that. No customer should ever be treated this way, especially at a place like Goodwill that claims to value community and fairness. Goodwill, please do better. Hire managers and employees who demonstrate respect, integrity, and honesty toward every customer. I will be sure to let my friends who thrift know to never step foot in this establishment.

Being a thrift store, I find that prices have increased significantly which makes it a poor store…read moreto shop. Can't look at items that are buried under each other and have other items in top of it all. To pull out what you want to see means you have to unload everything on the shelf to get to it. So discouraging. They did attempt to clean up and rearrange the shelves in the past, but that soon went by the wayside. Too bad. It has great potential as a thrift store.

Stopped by with my mom at 230 today. We were not greeted or approached. We were perusing when they…read moreturned the lights off (without letting us know) my mom and I left without purchasing anything. We felt very unwelcome. I wonder if it is because we are POC. Will never spend my money here. You lost two good customers

Great shop to buy lightly used furniture. Staff are friendly and the prices are right.read more

I've been consigning and shopping at Trendz since they've opened and they always are raising the…read morebar!! They are a class act with delightful employees and I love that they play Christian music!! You can tell they take a lot of pride in their store!!

Not always the friendliest staff. I don't get the feeling they want me to be there. Can be…read morechallenging to consign with them.

I don't know much about the store but there was an open parking spot next to the service door of…read morethe store and the lot was out of handicap parking, my buddy is a paraplegic and in a wheelchair. We parked there to go to lunch a few doors down and as I was wheeling my friend away the lady chases us down and insists we get our car (with the handicap tag) out of there as her vendors need to use that unmarked spot. Here she is, all bitchy, looking at my friend in the wheelchair, insisting we get out of her spot. What an experience, my friend, his wife, and I will not forget.

I quite enjoyed going to this store! I assume this store gets their clothes from people who come in…read moreand sell them, and Green Valley is largely, but not exclusively, a retirement community. So you would expect most of the clothes to be best suited for older people, and some of them are. But actually I found several things I liked when I went in. I hadn't actually been planning on buying anything; I went in to browse and came out with a very pretty pink dress that was perfect for attending my sister's college graduation. I found the staff extremely friendly, making small talk as I checked out, asking if I was buying the dress for a special occasion, telling me a little bit about themselves. It had a very family-business-feel, though I don't know if it is, and very relaxed. There was no coming up while I was browsing the racks and trying to pressure me into buying anything. I was given my space and I really like that when I'm shopping. And the clothes were quite inexpensive. Overall, a very pleasant experience and I'd be happy to drop by again.