“Definitely a place you can loose hours in looking around. The random and useful things all over the store. You will find something that you didn't even know you wanted or needed every time”
“I’m addicted… to shopping here. Ya’ll pray for me! If I come home with another stack of records I won’t listen to, another vintage type writer, or more plates i don’t need, my wife gonna chop me up with one of the three sets of knives I bought here.
i have an unhealthy relationship with this store. don’t start because you won’t be able to stop coming here.
imma see you in the sports equipment section. i need football pads for protection when drop kick me.”
10AM - 6PM
510 County Rd D West, New Brighton
Thrift Stores
“Great place. Big, spacious and has a variety of items that change constantly. The shop people are always helpful and pretty cherry. If you need furniture, paint, building materials, lighting, etc - it's a good way to help your community and find a treasure. Donating is easy also. Plenty of parking and wheelchair accessible on the west side of the building.”
“The absolute lowest prices of any Twin Cities thrift store, and everything is well-organized and easy to browse. Excellent selection of women's clothing including high-end brands, plus jewelry, toys, games, puzzles, books, movies, housewares, home decor, and even greeting cards. The store is clean, pleasant, and regularly restocked with high-quality items.
Your purchases support a women's center that stands out by supporting moms and families until children reach preschool age—not just through pregnancy. Great finds at unbeatable prices while supporting a wonderful cause.”
“Best thrift shop I've been to in a long while! Well-lit dressing rooms, well-organized merchandise, and the nicest employees you'd ever wanna meet. I absolutely love this place!”
9AM - 9PM
1000 E Moore Lake Dr, Fridley
Thrift Stores
“I really enjoy shopping at the Salvation Army Thrift Store! They have some great vintage finds if you take the time to look. I also love their weekly discounts—children's clothing is half off on Tuesdays, and students get 25% off on Thursdays. Plus, they have a good selection of household items at reasonable prices. Always worth a visit if you're hunting for unique treasures or shopping on a budget.”
“I had such a great time here! I got so much stuff! I was talking to this one employee once I think her name was Tina she said she liked my shirt she's so sweet, another time she said there was a mug she just put out that reminded her of me and my shirt ? she told me she was new but I think she's doing fantastic ?”
“This goodwill is organized well, had a great selection of suits (thanks for keeping the pants and jackets together!!) and overall was very reasonably priced. This is one of the best goodwills in the metro I just wish they would bring back fitting rooms.”
“I don't look at the clothing and can't speak to that but, besides media, other items don't seem priced to sell. Besides media, pricing is not as bad as Savers but not as good as Overflow Community Thrift (just north on Lexington at 96) or Mythrift at Rice and Larpenteur. For media prices, Overflow is better, mythrift and goodwill are comparable, and Savers is way worse.
I come to this goodwill a lot - at least once a week - because it's so close. I usually look for books and DVDs. There's good variety of books but the inventory is stale and browsing can be a nuisance, because you'll see the same books for months on end.
It would be nice to put the newer items on dedicated shelves. I've donated a lot of books to this store and, although they are in as good or better condition than what's on the shelf and generally of comparable (or better) desirability, I don't see them put out and I frequent the store enough that I should. I suspect that as long as the shelves are full they books donated are sent to some central location and sort for selling online.”
9AM - 9PM
170 89th Ave NE, Minneapolis
Thrift Stores
“I myself am shocked at how pricey they are
But I do know this..,. This is the corps income including ringing of the bells that they receive annually
But they do need to lighten it up a bit”
“Puzzle section is huge! Prices vary from $3.99-9.99 which is more than I'd want to pay, but I buy the lower cost ones! Everyone is really nice that works here. I only come every few weeks or so, as I live 30 min away. I also love looking at furniture, pets stuff and clothing. Oh! And makeup!”
10AM - 8PM
2500 Cleveland Ave N, Roseville
Thrift Stores
“Stopped at this Goodwill to check it out a couple days ago. Really great selection of items but prices could be better for items like Name brand jackets, especially ones with stains. The moment I walked into the store i noticed how friendly the girl at the cash register was. For someone who was working by herself up front with a long line of people, she handled it so well. I would come back to this location!”
“Good place to upcycle and give a new home to items that still have more life. Needed warm Jacket in a extra large size to go over a shoulder surgery. I know I can use it for 6 weeks and then re donate for someone else to get more use.”
10AM - 8PM
1627 County B Rd W, Roseville
Thrift Stores
“This is my first time here at the Roseville Goodwill location, there's plenty of parking, very friendly cashier, about a few parking spots with charging stations? Admittedly I did drive by the entrance and then had to figure out how to turn around because there's no u-turn signs in several places on the street. But that's not the fault of the Goodwill store. Nice clean store, the bathroom was very clean. Nice big stall with handicap railings. I took pictures of the bathroom to help others. So many puzzles at the store! Amazing puzzles. Thank you to everybody who donated. I could only take 50 pictures that Google allows me to take. I thought the prices were great. I got a Ravensburger puzzle 500 piece, for $2.99. That's amazing. I also got a Yankee Candle for $4.99, and a white barn hand soap, for only $2.99. Amazing! I'll definitely be back I used Talk to Text Speech to make this review.”
“The clothing selection is rather decent. Seemed to be a larger section of women's clothing. Prices seem a bit high, though this seems to be true at other Goodwill stores too. It has a small furniture area and the prices can fluctuate widely, depending on the quality of the items. When I visited yesterday, I saw a customer handling framed pictures. One hit the floor and the glass broke. This customer didn't alert any staff member. He only moved to another area. I flagged a staff member and explained what had just happened. He promptly fetched a broom and dustpan and swept up the glass pieces. I thanked him for doing that. I thought he handled that clean-up professionally as well as discreetly.”
“Went in to both sale and shop. While they didn’t buy much, they are super friendly and the store was clean and organized.
It was super busy both with sales and people shopping, but line moved quickly!”
“It's not a bad location but it doesn't have a ton of inventory. Good staff and the parking lot is nice and spacious. It's also very easy to get to off the same road you use to get to walmart, this is actually how I discovered its existence.”