This thrift store sits at the corner of a strip center and it is about the size of your average…read moreconvenience store inside. The quality of the offerings here are definitely better than your average Goodwill. There is some nice vintage furniture here in really great shape and more than reasonably priced. Men's jeans and pants are all $6.99 and ties are just $2 apiece. Women's jeans are $5.99-$6.99. Basically everything in here seems to be priced less than your average Goodwill and the quality is better. You'll also find some vintage clothing, artwork, jewelry, lots of clean glassware, and collectibles. It may not be the biggest of thrift stores, but it is one of the best. 10 photos for more insight.

Many exciting tops, even though I did not get any. Some nice earrings place looks so bright and…read moreclean. I definitely would stop again.

Update: I've stopped coming to this location because of the customer service experience and the…read moreprices. Multiple times, I've had employees ignore that I was at the front waiting for several minutes for checkout -- like they have looked at me, made eye contact, and kept doing their task without coming to the front or contacting anyone else to do so. They also don't wrap fragile items even if I ask them repeatedly to wrap fragile items and throwing them in thin fabric clothing doesn't cut it. I'm always wary about this and now I carry packing paper to do it myself in the car afterwards, which is ridiculous with Goodwill prices. They clearly use Google lens to make pricing decisions based on active listings, not actual sales. They get their merchandise for free, so the significant up charges and pricing make me angry and feel exploitative, at minimum. I have found other thrift stores and don't go here much anymore.

This is a very clean Goodwill. They have items organized nicely around the store. The bins of…read morelittle kids clothing items is a bit clunky. Much easier to find sizes when they had them hung up on racks. There was a large variety of household items and Christmas stuff (1/2 off). I love the drive-through donation drop off here. We had a truckload of stuff, so this made it really easy to drop off stuff and then head into the store right after. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Their prices on gently used stuff is pretty great. Perfect for Halloween costume time and for ugly holiday sweater season. You don't feel like you are breaking the bank when you want to wear something only once.

Huge store. They have a lot of everything. Restrooms right when you walk in. Interesting jewelry. I…read moredid not find anything. Just the same. I like this place I would return.

Clean, spacious, well organized & lots of items to look through. Reasonable prices & friendly…read morestaff. Plenty of parking too!

This is my second favorite Goodwill in the Madison area! The staff were awesome- both friendly and…read morehelpful, restocking the shelves with new reassures and tidying up the areas that are more prone to disorder, like the toy area. I picked up a few beautiful hand-knit blankets, a sturdy framed mirror and a piece of art- a fantastic etching. Plenty of parking, clean restroom, loads of functioning carts, and no wait to check out. I'll be back!

very clean. I have been to a couple and this one was definitely clean and manageable. Knowledgeable…read morestaff, I was 3 pounds from receiving discount and the cashier took out time to let me know.

While in Madison I needed to kill some time before heading to a tour at the Monona Terrance so I…read morefigured I would check out some thrift stores and Goodwill Madison Northside was not too far out of the way for me. I found the store without problem, it is in a plaza which also has a food Co-Op. The Goodwill is clean, well organized and pretty much what you expect, plenty of clothing, a nice selection of home goods and decor. I was impressed with the selection of computer related equipment at this store; they had a large selection of computer printers which were in good condition. I had been looking for an Epson printer that uses specific ink refills since I had them on hand. I was lucky enough to find exactly the printer I was looking for and it was priced at $5. When I got the printer home it worked well, just needed to install the software and have the printer clean the printer heads. While not the most recent printer, this was a great buy and made my day. Well worth checking out if you are thrifting, especially if looking for computer related equipment.

This is a clean and well organized store with hardworking and friendly staff! Everyone I…read moreencountered seemed genuinely happy to be there and help customers, even the evening I popped in just shy of closing. So nice! The art selection was particularly good one day. Another time, scored some really beautiful leather purses! The prices are slightly higher than other charity resale shops, but reasonable.

In my quest to leave no thrift store unturned (at least on the east side), I visited the Salvation…read moreArmy thrift store. The last time I was there it was a Tuesday Morning or something. I think they must have taken a wall down or something, it seems way bigger now. The place had the usual thrift store feel. Not pretty, not fancy, but with the whiff of potential. Well, that whiff delivered! (That sounds gross.) I found five different items (two skirts, one jacket, two shirts) all for less than $15. Like anywhere else you need to really dig. The signage was not great, very inconsistent, but it seemed like they were making an effort. It was mostly clothing (mostly women's) with a wall of books, some bedding and luggage near the books, and I think a little furniture. Honestly, I was there for the women's clothes and paid almost no attention to the rest of it. There are three changing rooms (all tiny, but mine had a working lock for which I was grateful), and they do take plastic. The color of the day was purple, meaning that everything with a purple tag was half off (the jacket!). The pricing varied within the categories (example: a shirt could be $4.99 or $7.99), depending on the perceived value. To sum up: I will go again.

While I think I may have checked into, and am thereby reviewing, the wrong address I do mean to…read morecomment on the giant Salvation Army store by East Towne. Big store, large selection, but it's mostly clothes and books with a bit of furniture and a whole slew of old electronics. It seems well organized and the prices are thriftastic!

**Review for Donation Only** The donation process could not be easier with their contact-less drive…read morethrough lane. There's always someone ready to step out within seconds of arrival and it's always been a fast and convenient experience each time I've dropped off items. From what I can see outside the interior looks to be bright and clean and it's one of the newer Goodwill buildings in the city.

Better than many goodwill stores I've been to but honestly I'm not rushing out to return here…read moreanytime soon, I scoured the store and found only 3 items I wanted and nothing I couldn't live without, I spent $20. The prices were okay but the selection was picked over and disorganized. They had no high end clothing or handbags to speak of. Book selection was lacking. I'll admit I have high standards and specific tastes, this store didn't do much for me this week.

Clothes were organized by size accurately. They had a lot of name brand options which was nice. The…read moreprice for items was fair based on the name brand and wear of the item. The dressing rooms were clean. The employees were actively organizing the store and helping people as needed. One of the best goodwill's I've been to!

I shop LOT of Goodwill stores throughout WI. This one is the worst!! They break up nice sets of…read moredishes into sets of 4 or 2 pieces. They do not have a 1/2 price sale on certain items everyday like all other GW stores. Just on Sunday and Monday. Rude staff & no rewards card!! First & last time I'll go.