“Bob is here!
One of the best managers to ever help me at Goodwill is now at Salvation Army. He is the nicest man. He always goes out of his way to help you with anything you need.
Now let me tell you, this store has improved a lot these past couple of months. This store now has a super friendly staff. The young girl and young man are very helpful. It's refreshing to be helped by polite kids. (no offense saying kids) They have a large selection of women clothes. I always find more than I need here. Skip Goodwill and come here. Keep up the good work!”
“A very neat place so many venders the staff there are very kind. However some of the prices and crazy, booth 80 was the one I noticed the prices tenfold! But it’s individual sellers so it has nothing to do with the amazing staff something to remember:)”
“Inventory is constantly changing... if you need that special something keep going back every 3 weeks and half the Inventory has changed
Let them know what your looking for.. they can call you if it comes in”
“This is my favorite Goodwill in Las Vegas. Staff can be a bit inconsistent, but the prices feel very fair and I always find good deals, especially on baby clothes. While worth checking out!”
“Small business that everyone in the neighborhood should support. They are the nicest people that I have experienced. I have been coming here for years and I will drive across town just to buy my pro club. Great service and great people. I highly recommend it to everyone. Please come in and support them”
“Pretty straight place. I stopped there to get clothes for work a few months back and today I stopped in to find a duffle bag and bought a few items. Pretty good spot and the prices aren't wild but they can be so just check the tags and take advantage of the color tags”
“A friendly consignment furniture venue with helpful staff, and constantly rotating and collection of curated household furniture from the curious to the collectible. Bring your measuring tape empty spaces or ask whether they might be interested in your furnishings”