I stopped here after visiting the Savers next door, and this was my first time at this location…read more Honestly, I wasn't impressed and definitely won't be coming back. The prices were way too high for a Goodwill -- seriously overpriced for secondhand items. The layout is cute and feels like it's trying to give "high-end" vibes, but the selection was really limited, especially for clothing and shoes. A lot of items were locked up, which made it feel less like thrifting and more like shopping at a boutique. They also don't allow oversized purses or backpacks inside, which I assume is because of theft concerns, but it adds to the unwelcoming vibe. Staff didn't greet me when I walked in or offer any help -- the atmosphere just felt cold and detached. Overall, this store is trying for something upscale but misses the mark. There's nothing amazing here, and with the prices being what they are, I'd recommend skipping this location.

This was my first ti e at this Goodwill. They did not have a lot of knick knacks and furniture but…read moretons of clothes!!!

I bought a belt for $5 under a sign that said $2, the nasty woman worker said we cant label each…read moresign with the policy "unless marked" and that my belt should have been somewhere else. Fix your attitude and fix your sign.

Nice staff but unfortunately I didn't read the warning that they only accept donations on specific…read moredays of the week! So I had to leave my donations at the Goodwill next door

Still 4 to me staff gets a 5 customers well unique. Best…read morefinds:?sterling necklace $5, some type of old wood hook for that farmhouse chic esthetic $5. Choose quickly as I saw 3 Peruvian crosses for $1 each bam gone in a flash

This place was a bit hard for me to figure out as a newcomer, but if you're willing you dig, you…read morecan definitely find treasure. It's not a typical Goodwill store, so don't expect to find things organized by category. Besides the furniture, everything is in big bins that you rummage through, then pay by the pound (except the electronics -- they're in the bins, but have a separate price list). Things are a little dirty, but I got a few nice things that were easy to clean off. With COVID-19, they require masks to come in. Everyone was wearing one, though I did see a few customers' noses uncovered. And they also only let 25 people in at once, to allow for distance. I was told that there's a line, and you should show up before they open. So I arrived 15 minutes before opening, and got in line. But when they gave out entry tickets (in order of arrival), I was too far back in the line to get one. I had to wait around about an hour past opening time to get in. (The other people in line told me the wait time varies a lot by day. There are a lot of professional resellers who shop here every day for bargains to resell at the flea market or online.) Tip: They put out new stuff in the morning and afternoon. If you want to be first to get a chance to look through the bins, show up an hour early, and wait in line, so you can get one of the first tickets.

Hidden Gem. Don't pass this place by due to the outside look. When you walk in you are transformed…read moreinto a amazing world of unique collectibles. The person who gave a bad review due to rudeness must have different expectations than most. The people who own the place are not there to entertain you, but there to help only if needed. When I went in I got to wander around without being bugged by the staff. When I did have questions they were more than willing to help. I found newly made Mexico furniture that was just outstanding. I bought two pieces that would have cost hundreds more elsewhere. When I told the owner I was looking for a Southwest table he said "just text me the pictures of what you want & I will send it to my Vendor in Mexico. He can make it to order at a much better price than anywhere else in NM" When I went there to load my heavy pieces the owners family member came out to help me. Totally not required by them, just great people. Some prices were high, but there are many things there consignment so owner has no control over them. This is a must stop.

If you're a big fan of hounding down second-hand awesomeness, like I am, your first venture should…read moreactually be the flea market circuit. Thrift stores, much as they can unveil diamonds in the rough, are indeed labor-intensive and exhaustive. Good flea markets refuse to allow worn and torn merchandise to sit on any shelf. The Family Indoor Flea Market offers booth after booth of delightful finds, and yeah, a lot of this stuff might be sitting in your grandparent's cabin in the mountains, but there's plenty of retro goodness tucked alongside at prices that compare or often beat what you'll find at your local Goodwill. I didn't buy anything here, but I spent about a half hour admiring the goods and I can think of four or five items I'm itching to pull my consumer trigger finger on. Albuquerque is awash in flea markets, which makes a ton of sense because, hey, this entire state is about two decades behind the times and so there's plenty of Rubik's Cubes to go around. There's a ton to find, here: furniture (not couches, but tables and chairs galore), decorations, lamps, comics and kids items, you name it. And again, I was often astonished at the cost. Here's a nudge: some of these vendors are seriously desperate for a sale. Cheap, you hear me? And I can dig that. I'm cheap. Sounds good to me.

Oh, thrift store row. How closely you and I have become acquainted, as of late. I'm really digging…read morethis relationship, literally. Digging your deals and steals, your quirks, secrets and injustices. I'm glad I found Yesterday's Best. Just thinking of your aisles makes me reminiscent... This awesome find, on the north end of the intersection of Menaul and Washington, is on the higher end of thrifty treasures. I was confronted with a notice at the door that the place was "temporarily" cash only, due to an EBT issue. I saw the same note when I arrived two weeks later. Look, most locally owned businesses are all too aware of the scandalous credit industry, and many simply don't do plastic, don't blame 'em. I'm guessing these guys are pissed at the industry, to boot. Anyway, even if you're not carrying greenbacks, walk on in. It's worth more than a gander. Virtually everything is priced on the higher end of thrift, but a quick chat with the owners will reveal that this is more of a pristine yard sale. They're open to hear your best offer. The furniture is high quality, generally good to great condition, with plenty of so-called antique offerings (tables, hutches, etc.). Great used kids clothes and stuffed animal selection, beautiful housewares, unique home office items, solid kitchen stuff. The place has been around for a while, I'm surprised I'm the first to Yelp it, but hey, here's to Yesterday's Best being around tomorrow.

This shop seems to be walking the line between antique shop and thrift store. By this, I mean there…read morewere some really neat items in good condition... Unfortunately those items were marked in the thousands of dollars range. There were also reasonably priced items and even some good deals, but some of the items had extremely high prices. The store had a small selection compared to other thrift stores on the same road, but it definitely was unique. If you like vintage pieces, this store might be for you. Personally, I am more of a thrift store person than an antique store person, so I probably won't be back.

Great service and quality clothing. I shop there quite often and they have such amazing sales…read moredaily. I'd advise more people to shop there as well.

They had some beautiful Day of the Dead masks. Lots of fun witches hats. All new…read more Three racks of Halloween costumes . Check out is fast and pleasant. Bring cash - they have to charge the surcharge that credit cards charge.

My husband and I love a good antique shop. And this one, while it hasn't always been top notch, has…read morerecently emerged as our favorite place to visit. The reasons: they ditched the cheap new furniture that used to consume half the building. And, they added a bunch of new vendors with interesting new stuff that's priced to sell and turnover. So every visit is like a new experience. We just bought a seven foot long media console that is gorgeous, weighs a half ton, and looks like it has seen some stuff. And my husband bought 84 comic books. And any place that has gorgeous furniture/decorative items for me and comic books for my husband is a winner in our book. Staff is friendly and accommodating. But you're really here for the always new, always unique selection. And in that, they excel.

I would give 1 star but they will remove it this plae was gate but recently it's been filled with…read morevultures. There's a long waiting list to get a booth, but somehow the employees set up their own booth whenever they want. Horrible customer service there's only one employee that is amazing and she deserves a raise.

This brand new savers is definitely the cleanest and nicest location I've been to…read more They're in a bit of a hidden spot, but it's worth checking out for sure. I've found some really great stuff, including clothes and home decor. My biggest hesitation towards savers is it is very corporate, and their prices are insane sometimes. I found some really great stuff like decent prices, but I've also found stuff that is way overpriced. They also have a sign outside the door stating that none of the proceeds from shopping there goes to any nonprofit. They do, however, support big brother's big sisters by purchasing donated items from them.

I had heard about this location and was curious to check it out. It is a large, well-organized…read morelocation. Things are neatly arranged and grouped in logical places. The prices at this location are a little higher than at other locations. Since everything is donated, I find it odd that prices would be as high as they are. I will probably come back again and check things out and will make sure of the prices.