Not happy with this new "Round-Up" scheme. When you check out they ask if you want to round up to…read morethe next dollar to support their job training. This makes you feel guilty if you don't say yes or ok. I'm supporting their job training with my purchases of items priced higher than they should be. I don't appreciate being gouged for more money at the cash register where everybody can hear you say yes or no. After that news story about their top executives making millions I really don't think they ought to be shaming loyal customers into donating even more money.

I have been an avid shopper at Goodwill for many years. Finding "Treasures" at a bargain price is…read moremy goal. However, recently I've noticed the 1/2 off one item (monthly) has been eliminated and the top off price had already been reduced from "unlimited" to $100.00 or less. I bought my grandson a stuffed toy at the 51st street store recently. It was priced at $3.00 but had a 1-1/2 " hole in the seam. Yes, it can be repaired, and I could make the necessary repairs, but when I asked for "an adjustment" for the damaged item, I was told by the cashier that "we don't price the items". Prices have been increased and the stores are constantly rearranging the store layout. I usually shop at all the retail stores so this isn't limited to one location. I 'm retired so I especially enjoyed Senior Day. I never even made an effort to attend the last two sale days. There are many other used merchandise stores in Tulsa so I have other options.

Incredibly overpriced furniture it's priced as if it is new absolutely absurd every time I go back…read moreit's the same pieces because they won't sell at that price

Very rude service and late opening, workers were unkind and gave no explanation to their late…read moreopening while gating the entrance. my husband went to help a lady with opening the door and she looked him up and down. it was our first and last time at this facility. left us along with a couple other individuals waiting past opening with rude looks through the glass, felt extremely unwelcome.

Shelby is so helpful and knowledgeable about fashion! A lot of great finds in the past for work and…read morecasual clothes. My last awesome find was a Calvin Klein plus size dress that is amazing!

Mom's Closet is a spot I pass by all of the time without noticing & the only reason why I know is…read morebecause I went with my partner for her to update some stuff for her art display. Once I walk in, I see all kinds of eye catching colors & articles of clothing. Clothes on the left wall, right wall & right in the middle... plenty to choose from. What's funny is a day or so before the visit, I was telling myself how I wanted more buttoned short sleeved shirts & I found two at great prices. Both shirts were $10 a piece & there were other pieces I went back & forth on that averaged around $8-15. I look forward to coming back more often because I enjoyed a lot of selections that weren't in my size, which made me on the hunt for more of the inventory whenever it's updated. Shelby, the owner, was super nice. She was also telling us about a special they were having with certain discounts on jackets & sweaters. There are events that happen often here, you can stay up to date on their social media accounts or website.

The store is clean, well organized, and easy to browse, which makes the experience more enjoyable…read more They have a selection of clothes, shoes, books, furniture, and plenty of other finds. The only thing I didn't love was the way the bottom, skirts, shorts, and pants were sorted. Instead of being organized by actual size (like 8, 10, 12), they're grouped by small, medium, large, etc. which makes it a bit harder to find the exact Overall, it's a clean thrift store that's worth visiting.

Surprisingly, this thrift store has several different categories of stuff. Clothing is their…read morebiggest category, but they have shoes, furniture, toys, office supplies, merchandise from big box stores like Target, books, handbags and backpacks and health and beauty products. As much merchandise that's in this store, it's organized and clean. Prices are irregular. For the most part, prices are reasonable. However, clothing items that are new or a high end label, they have the prices higher. Staff was friendly. A security guard is on the premises. This thrift store is in a strip center. Shared parking lot available.

Today was my first day to shop these "bins." It was smaller than what I am used to but that is…read morefine. This shop was very organized and clean as it goes. This is the Goodwill Outlet so what doesn't sell is taken here. Less likely to find the treasures you may have read about but because the items were recently on sale at a retail Goodwill, they are clean and in good shape. They are tagged - so the size is easy to see. Staff is friendly and not as bossy as in some other places where I have shopped. Selection is wide and you never know what you'll Find. Pricing is by the pound - can't do better than that. Message me before you go for pointers if you are interested.

Extremely busy on a Saturday. A lot of neat finds for thrifting in mind. I recommend checking…read morethem out for deals. Today is 50% off for BLUE TAGS. Enjoy..

Goodwill has many convenient attended donation centers around town. This is the one that I frequent…read morethe most. It is open 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday and noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. All and donation centers are closed on Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. They accept gently used clothing and household items in saleable condition. They do not accept furniture. Check out the list of items they accept and don't accept. Goodwill is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable nonprofit organization. Donations in good condition are tax deductible. After you drop off your donations, Goodwill takes them to their processing center to sort and ship to a Goodwill Tulsa store. Shoppers then buy these items. The sales support jobs, job training and job placement services that they provide which enable people to improve their lives through the power of work. When you donate, you are also doing your part to help the environment: they reuse and recycle items that would otherwise go into the landfill. Together we can help sustain individuals, communities and the environment!

Donation center only. There is parking in back, but the back door was locked when I went…read more Definitely easier than driving to the west side of town to drop off donation items.

It was an okay thrift very up in price on some stuff. I did felt a lil judged like when ppl look at…read moreyou to much but I found some cute jewelry. When I checked out I counldnt feel the vibe it felt no welcoming but they might just had a rough idk. Overall cool spot

I was across the street at Buck Atom's Cosmic Curios on 66 looking for a Route 66 themed t-shirt to…read moretake home to commemorate our Route 66 Centennial Celebration road trip in the Midwest. They didn't have my size. I was sent over here to Meadow Gold Mack (MGM) Route 66 Outpost for the t-shirt I wanted to buy. Thanks Julia! This outpost sits in the same lot as the world renowned Meadow Gold neon sign on Route 66 in the heart of Tulsa, OK. Mack (one of the 5 Giants) was created in the 1960's and stands 20 feet tall. He's a very handsome mack! I spent about an hour perusing the store. My eldest daughter didn't join me inside because she was done with stepping out of the car on the rainy day LOL. Anyway, I found very cool variety of merchandises for sale from local vendors within one big space with fun merchandises, unique and interesting clothing, vintage books and stuff, hand-crafted household items and artwork, Tulsa themed tees, and more. So much creativity that captures the spirit of Mother Road Route 66! The gentleman staff behind the counter was friendly, cordial, and helpful. Thank you Sir for your warm welcome and our wonderful conversation! I bought one black and white Route 66 themed t-shirt (love it!), some magnets (of course, can't leave without them LOL), Centennial Route 66 inspired tote bag, and two "Land of the Giants" custom designed limited edition non-alcoholic drinks... they were just okay... very light in taste! 1. Buck Atom: Prickly Pear & Lime (passed on this one!) 2. Cowboy Bob: Orange Cardamom Vanilla (got this one!) 3. Meadow Gold Mack: Melonberry Basil (got this one!) 4. Stella Atom: Cherry Lime Fizz (passed on this one!) Highly recommend for any locals and out of town visitors! Just come and explore. You may find something of your liking to take home as a keepsake for you or gifts for friends and family or both. Happy Shopping at MGM!

If you're cruising Route 66, visiting Tulsa and want a souvenir or even if you're a local, you…read moreabsolutely cannot miss this spot! You'll know you're there when you see the 20-foot-tall Friendly Lumberjack statue, Meadow Gold Mack, standing outside. Within the store are many different local vendors. I enjoyed browsing through vintage clothes, records, knickknacks , Tulsa-themed tees, and even a tiny bookstore. They have everything from handmade candles, postcards, to original artwork from Tulsa artist. Don't leave without checking out their custom coffee blend, Bucker's Brew. It's such a fun, creative atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique souvenir or just a cool place to explore! Also, it's on the same street as Decopolis, a second smaller souvenir store, Bucks, a thrift store and the other giant statues to be sure to capture photos of.

This is a fantastic place to find great deals and one of a kind items. The owner is extremely…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about antiques.

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