Goodwill Industries

Who doesn’t love going thrift shopping? I definitely do! There’s nothing like finding almost-​new brand items for a very cheap price. I decided to pay this Goodwill a visit and check it out, and I’m glad I did.
The store is huge and it was well-​organized. For a thrift shop, I expected everything to be a complete mess. To my surprise, everything was in place, clothes arranged by sizes and styles, and nothing was on the floor.
Now, when it comes to the prices, everything was reasonably priced for a Goodwill. Books were $ 0.99 for paperback and $ 1.99 for hardcover. I got a bunch of good books, in PERFECT condition, that would’ve costed me $ 40+ had I bought them on Amazon or a bookstore. The book selection is immense.
Now, the only constructive criticism that I have is regarding customer service. The cashier was not the nicest person in the store. Additionally, there was a huge line at the register, and there was only one register opened, even though there were other employees walking around the register. I also agree with a previous user who said that the men’s clothing is very limited. This is true. Not much for men, just plain shirts and pants.
Overall, I’d probably go back to do some more thrift hunting.

Great for getting infant clothes as they grow out of them so quickly. I do hate this place though for no apparent reason, just the fact that the wife makes me come with her here.
Kinda smells like an old closet in here, but that’s to be expected.

This Goodwill is very large and well lit. It has ample parking to boot. You will find all the standard stuff inside.
Lots of women’s clothes. In fact it’s mostly all women’s clothes. The men’s section is downright anemic. Relegated to a small section in the front of the store. Lots of t-​shirts so you might luck out there, but most everything else is in short supply.
Could be a great shopping experience, manly speaking, if the offerings were beefed up. As it is… If you are a woman check it out.