This is the WORST goodwill ever. You used to be able to find great prices on old donated otems…read more They are now slapping retail price tags on items here. It's insane. $399 for a dresser! $499 for a wardrobe cabinet! $200 for a couch! 3 section laundry hamper? $25 bucks!!! You're better off going to the goodwill in hampstead! Or the goodwill in Frederick. Yes it's further away but it's worth the drive! I paid $6 for a 3 section hamper at hampstead a goodwill and $29.99 for a huge couch in almost mint condition. This goodwill should be investigated. There's no way it's legal to sell donated items at these prices. You'll spend $10 on a shirt for kids here and don't get me started on the jeans. You're better off going to Walmart.

Terrible place, they are supposed to serve the community but their employees are rude, loud and…read moreself serving. One particular male employee is hostile and runs around the store screaming at women for trying on sweaters. When you question why.... he screams louder "YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOP HERE". Employees at this Goodwill talk about customers, they are angry and unhelpful. This store is supposed to help the community but they dump half their donations in a dumpster (located right outside the collection area). They also do not offer a tax exempt form and you need to go online. Waste of time.

This is definitely one of the better Goodwill's I've been to. I can't leave an area without…read morechecking out their thrift scene so when I found myself in Westminster recently I had to check them out. They're located on a main street surrounded by strip malls, restaurants, and big box retailers. Getting there and finding the place was easy, even for someone like myself unfamiliar with the area. Immediately inside I noticed their carts as they were one of a kind I've never seen anywhere else. I should have gotten a picture. I appreciated that they had a drink holder, a hanging bar, as well as a hook for my purse without being so cumbersome to get down the isles. Every retailer should switch to that version. The store was clean and organized. The racks were separated by size although many items weren't in the right location. The quality was good and I didn't pull anything from the racks that wasn't sell-able. The shoes were well organized, by gender, size, and color. Most were priced what I would consider high for used shoes (in the $10 range), some were less, but many were more. Overall I felt the clothes were higher priced than what I'm used to for thrift. Some dresses were as high as $19.99. The housewares section was organized well, with an entire 2 isles devoted to small appliances (grills, coffee makers, etc). Brick brac was separated by what is was (all shelving together, wire items together) etc vs what most Goodwill's do and that's separate by color. Organization was on point. The toy section was plentiful as was the sporting goods - which is usually departments that fall short for thrift stores. There was a small furniture section with prices ranging from low to high that was hit or miss as far as quality. New mattresses were also sold. What impressed me most was the organization, cleanliness, and quality. I scored a Vera Wang purse for $6.99 and another purse without a brand label that was real leather for $1 more. Look for the sign featuring the current color special for 50% off as it changes from week to week. I wouldn't have bought a so-so fitting pair of jeans if it wasn't for the discount. Other deals: a large kids play kitchen intact for $12.99 and a vintage Loving Family Dollhouse for $10 ( a real score because I was on the hunt for one a few years ago and even on Facebook marketplace the cheapest I've seen them is in the $50 range). There were several dealers plucking items from the shelves and openly talking about how much they can sell them for on eBay so if you see a deal...grab it as someone else will recognize it too! The dressing rooms were large and clean but check out was understaffed and slow. Three cashiers and it still took a good 30 minutes + to get thru the line. In their defense the credit card terminals were running slow but still..... While they didn't accept my Keystone stores loyalty card for additional savings the cashier did enroll me in their version. No card required, register with your phone number, and you accumulate one point for every dollar spent (that don't expire) once you hit $200 you get $10 off - score!

With luck you'll get a good cashier with friendly attitude. Don't ask for a manager, specially if…read moreyou have a question about price or some mismatch pot with the wrong lid. In my experience, managers are outright nasty. They act rude, condescending, rude, and ignorant. Most of them! There are some workers who are really nice but some are just there. They used to have good, decent products, now it is just junk! I guess most of the good stuff is shipped out to their online store. They do seem to allow some resellers on site. They sit around waiting for the carts to come out to stock up the shelves then they rush out like vultures to cherry pick the best items they spot. God forbid you get close to the carts, they'll push you away rudely no apologies. The store managers must be getting some kick backs from these resellers because they do nothing to stop the practice. I used to donate tones of stuff to goodwill but I have lost faith in them as a good organization. I think it is scam organization pretending to be a charitable organization helping the poor and disabled people but what I see is a greedy organization overpricing the donated items and making huge profits for their upper class echelons. If they had a good mission now it is lost.

It might be a better use of company funding to simply close down this location. Barely functional…read moreemployees who steal from their employer. Sparse inventory. Unsatisfactory service. Also, they request that customers go mess up some other bathroom so that their people who are there to work but don't seem to desire to don't have to, you know, work.

Terrible service; very rude employee's, particularly the manager; extremely high prices for the…read moreitems being donated, store is a mess

My favorite thrift store! Great selection and prices. The staff of volunteers are always so…read morefriendly and helpful. Great place to donate to as well; benefits the INOVA Loudoun County Hospital. FYI: their annual rummage sale is HUGE and held at the local fairgrounds in the fall: this year on 10/18-18/25.

Very nicely organized, and clean as a whistle. You actually feel like you're shopping in a nice…read moreresale shop rather than a "thrift" store. The ladies who work there couldn't be friendlier or more helpful. They truly go out of their way to make sure everything is perfect, and it is much appreciated. I've started going just about weekly to see what treasures they've gotten in, and it's quickly become a very fun outing I really look forward to. Can't be beat!

This is my go to Goodwill! I keep coming back because I have so many good finds. My only complaints…read moreis things that come in sets are priced separately, making it more expensive which I don't understand. I think prices could be worked on more , I have definitely put things back that I would've bought if I thought it was worth the price. Younger staff is always nice and welcoming. There was this one lady manager who I would not be excited to see whenever I had a return to make but I have not seen her in a while. Speaking of returns , no there is no fitting rooms but you are able to make returns for up to 7 days so love that.

Great customer service! You are welcomed by this really fresh smell and everything is well…read moreorganized. Not junky like some thrift stores. The prices are also reasonable. Some thrift stores can charge new store prices, but not this one. We found some wonderful house wear items for my daughter's new place and cute accessories, and blouses. Between the both of us we didn't pay more then $20-$30. This spot is worth a peek. You never know what treasure you may find

The owners are amazing. super friendly. they got great collection and very very affordable…read more I got a great jeans for just 10 dollars. would recommend 10/10. must visit for some grear thrifting collection.

If you love thrifting and haven't visited Reversed Thrift Store yet, you're doing yourself a…read moredisservice. I love a good thrift store and Reversed is definitely a winner. The owner is amazing, greeting everyone the moment they step foot through the door. She's the sweetest and helpful in assisting you with finding the perfect piece that speaks to you. The shop is quaint in size, but there is a good selection of men, female, and kids clothing, shoes, coats, and accessories. And the prices of the items are what keeps me coming back. The prices are not over-inflated like you find at so many other thrift stores nowadays. Shopping at Reversed Thrift Store is a great bang for your buck. I scored a cute Prada purse for just $10. I couldn't pass up that deal. And they're constantly putting new items on the floor. So, it's best to check back often. Reversed Thrift Store has curated the perfect little shopping experience for thrifted items at a really reasonable price tag. A welcoming shop to the Fells Point area with great finds that won't break your pockets for something that may be considered vintage.

If you have not visited this store yet, you MUST do so! Outstanding selection of gently used…read moreclothes, toys, games, and household items. (not furniture). You will find not better prices. Most items are under $10. And most clothing is $3.00 TO FILL THE BAG!!! It is 100% volunteer run so I guess that keeps the prices low. No cooperate overhead. And even better - all profits are put back into the local community. https://www.facebook.com/groups/338847306875237