Well, where do I start???…read more Prices... any shoes is either $14.99 , $19.99 or more. Other thrift stores I can find shoes for $4.99 and mostly $6-$8. Exceptions for boots that go up to $15. Jewelry way overpriced. $6.99, $7,99, but mostly $8.99 fir junk, faded, ugly jewelry. In other thrift stores I pay from $1.50-$3.00 for jewelry. Also their furniture is pretty expensive...just saw a foldable guest bed for $99 (what I think should be sold at $25-$35 tops)... You get the idea... It's all for a good cause but the good cause of people who can't afford is not there. I buy myself things in thrifts to give to who doesn't have the money to do it but at this prices, will look somewhere els On jewelry BTW, I have seen the same inventory for months... maybe because such hug prices?

I've been shopping at this store since it opened. They always had a great selection of home goods,…read morecraft supplies, books and clothing. I don't know what has happened to this store but it is not what it used to be. My last three visits to this store had me leaving empty handed. The items are overpriced for being donated to them, the selection is not that great and to me personally, the atmosphere seems changed. I believe my time will be better spent avoiding this store for awhile.

Great thrift shop benefiting the community. Located in an older home in the Tyler brick street…read morearea. Lots to choose from. Cash only.

I had huge huge leftovers from garage sale. I had a lot and I mean a lot of wonderful and…read moreexpensive things to donate, a garage full. I also had things outside some really good some not. I told them all this upfront that it was all or nothing and they readily agreed. When they got here immediately started picking and choosing and grabbing some things and rejecting others and this all before I even opened the garage. I refused saying have in writing you agreed to take all. They cheated the very people they claim to want to help let alone stay true to their word. Such liars I would be very careful of all this business supposedly represents.

Not much employee visibility. No customer greetings. Nothing stood out from other non super store…read more goodwills I have visited. Cleanliness was decent and found some hidden gems after minutes of digging through items. Really appreciated the big parking lot and easy access.

I ABSOLUTELY love this Goodwill location. I have become a regular customer at this store, that when…read moreI don't come in one day to shop, the entire staff notices. The staff here is AMAZING, especially the young lady named Tara. She (Tara) always has a smile on her face and does not hesitate to go out of her way to help the customers. Tara is the best!!! Tara is definitely a keeper, she really understands what it takes to deliver excellent customer service.

I love this store and the people that work here are very nice and very helpful I will always come…read moreto this store

Prices are outrageous! I was in there this morning and left without buying a thing. They had a…read morefaded, broken small patriotic hat figurine for $5.99. It should have been thrown away or sold for .99 at the most. There were small clear glass pieces that looked like toothpick holders for $2.99 and $3.99 and at most thrift stores would have been .99 as well. This stuff is donated and they are trying to sell at antique store prices.

Where is the minimum decent jewelry that used to be in this store?…read more For years I have been coming here and and they used to have decent jewelry but in the last 1,5-2 years the only jewelry I see are bottom junk only. Not sure what is going on but I don't think they don't receive good jewelry. I just don't know where the items are going to...

The old Sears building has switched tenants many times, and the current iteration as The Loft is…read moreprobably one of the best since I have lived in Tyler. The Loft is an antique mall with 60 different vendors set up with their own decorated blocks and booths filled with anything and everything from glassware, clothes, vinyl records, knickknacks, and more. All three stories are worth exploring because you'll never know what you'll find and see. It's like a museum of history in itself and free entertainment as you find stuff you never knew existed (Coca-Cola branded Labubu?) Give them a shot when you're in the area. We got a good 2 hours of exploration out of it! RIYL: old stuff

This is simply an awesome antique shop. There are multiple sellers within this storefront. Their…read moreprices are reasonable and the staff were friendly and helpful.

I love this store. Clothing is carefully hung by size. Household goods are tastefully arranged…read more It is clean and upscale. The prices are very good and the proceeds go to a good cause.