“This is probably the best Salvation Army store anywhere in the area. It usually has a good selection of items, and the prices are always good. They DO HAVE DRESSING ROOMS at this location, that is a big plus when buying clothes.”
“This is an excellent thrift store. Besides having a great selection, which is very subjective, depending on what you’re looking for the staff in the back repairs, the items to come out to the floor to make sure that they’re clean nicely and organized in the racks. They always have a daily sale and by far the friendliest kindest Cashiers you’ll find. Choose to donate here if you have anything to get rid of and know that it can be enjoyed again the second time around stop by and see if there’s something you can find for yourself which you usually can!”
“Love this store the staff is very polite and reasonable prices great stuff I have bought alot of small and big items from them. I'm there every week. So I would recommend this store they have just about everything I hope they stay in business forever lol”
“My boyfriend and I found Fur All Kittys on Wagtopia and drove all the way from DC to pickup our kitten, Jack!
Brandi helped us and was absolutely AMAZING during our adoption process! It was so clear to us just how much Brandi and all the other shelter members care about the animals. True hearts of gold! The process was quick while also thorough to ensure the best fit for everyone involved. I could not recommend this place more and truly admire the work these amazing individuals do for our furry friends! Words can't describe how much we love our little kitten!”
“Love my local Goodwill. As with any resale shop they can be hit or miss, but I have found some of the coolest stuff there. Once I bought about 5-7 pairs of American Eagle jeans in my size in one day, I’ve found some great household stuff there to repurpose, and helped to outfit my daughter’s first apartment with some really great kitchen items that didn’t look like used or hand me down stuff. Nice stainless steel bowls, crocks, ceramic casserole dish, etc. And it’s a great place to go when you need some “retail therapy” but don’t have a lot to spend! If you’re creative and don’t mind the hunt, you can come away with good stuff you couldn’t afford to purchase new. In addition, you’re saving a lot of items from the landfill and doing a good deed for our planet.”
“The service in this store is outstanding. There is a young man, keeping his name private...but you'll know who exactly he is when you shop there because he possesses such a kind and infectious helping spirit. Along with his professionalism it’s truly hard to believe such customer service exist in today’s brick and mortar stores. But this is evident by the top-notch care and attention to detail displayed by the manager of the store as well. She has demonstrated a true commitment to customers by providing products worth anyone's time to stop by and shop there. Well, actually…wait until I have look.”
“One of the best kept secrets for thrift shopping...reason being, there are 3 different colored tags of discounted items each day.On the board there are 2 colors of most every store item 1/2 0ff. The 3rd tag. .say for example, white, *almost all ...items are only 99 cents....
It's a really big store. The clothing section is amazing for a resale store and prices for most items in my opinion are very reasonable. They close at 6PM sharp and encourage you to check out earlier.”
“I'm the kid who always comes in looking for records. I absolutely love it here; it's always clean, and everyone's always friendly, as the name implies.”
11AM - 5PM
1730 Golden Mile Hwy, Monroeville
Thrift Stores
“One of my favorite thrift spots with most of their goods being quite affordable (minus any vintage or popular brand clothing) and all the employees are very sweet and helpful!”
“The Goodwill Bins differ from the storefront version - this is a warehouse full of sorting 'tables' of mixed donated items, a 'pay by the pound' that mixes items from across Goodwill's regional network. It is capitalism's bone yard, a river of things which still have value, but only dubiously. Others have passed them by.
Here one can pan for dinosaurs and dolls like a gold miner would a river. Under fire hazard tinsel trees one can spot wooden train tracks in perfect condition, or half of a Lego set, ready to be broken down for reuse.
Don't come here for the TikTok, don't come here for the vibes. Come here if you see yourself as a mushroom, a vulture, a fast growing tree. You release the hidden value here. The majesty begins when the great creatures fall, and their treasures spill into the forest.
Come down and sort through the bones of civilization!”
“We offer go to 4 different Good Wills weekly some times 2 times a week. When we go to North Huntington, there are couple people deserving to be recognized. Mike, the store manager (I believed is his name) does a great job with the staff. Two there employees deserving to be acknowledged are Riley and Arc.
Riley is so polite and helpful to customers. He will often help people and even let customers know when things are in store when he sees you in shopping to help you. He really knows the customers and is super thoughtful and caring. Riley is every knowledgeable at the store.
Arc will often get directed to do jobs, anything from stocking shelves, customer service, clean (including bathrooms and spills on the floor). She completes the tasks without ever questioning and is a really hard worker. All the above mentioned jobs we have seen her be assigned to do and she does with a smile. I even seen Arc sweep the floors with a broom during down time.”