“My husband and I don't go to Goodwill stores often but this was a special occassion as we were collecting children's books to be mailed as a gift to one particularly good school in Ivory Coast in Africa. We were very impressed with a clean, well-structured and perfectly maintained store and found a good number of excellent books. But what was even more impressive is the attitude of the supervisor Eric with whom we were lucky to meet. Eric exemplifies best customer service traits, being friendly, open, and generous. After he heard about the reason of all those books' purchase, he gave us a substantial discount and invited us to come again. Eric shared his business card with us and overall made this trip to the store truly inspiring and unforgettable. I waited to write this review until I knew that all three boxes arrived safely. They did, and the first thirty children received their English books to read and enjoy. Judging by their faces, they are very happy. Many thanks to Eric again! What a gift to meet such a wonderful customer-friendly store supervisor.”
“Always something new to find when you stop in that you might just need and the selection is varied. You can find things still brand new or very loved. And pricing is worth it. Want to haggle or work on your negotiating skills? The guys are masters at it. All around fun place to treasure hunt and walk away with a smile.”
“I love Lucky dog! I’ve been going there to buy and sell merchandise since I was in college. They are always helpful, cool, and they have a great social media presence. Keep it up!”
“I like this shop especially because of the atmosphere. The inner environment is bright, friendly, and cheerful. This is very different from many others, where the light is dim and you cannot even see the condition clearly. Staff is very nice and attentive, not pushy at all. Good for shy people like me!!”
“Awesome shop based on donations from the community to help support the Japanese Community center. Ever changing supply of cool Japanese items, some common and some rare.”
10AM - 5:30PM
15137 NE 24th St, Redmond
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“This store is full of goodies. However, if you try to donate please call before going. Two times in the last 6 months I've been refused when I tried to donate. Evidently they have more donations than they can handle. I still enjoy shopping here. You must call ahead to leave any donations!”
“The prices are better than a nearby competitor and they have about the same size selection. They always have discounts rotating through the week so I drop in at least a couple times. It's locally owned as well, clean, and friendly.”
“Gratitude to LLTS for masking Thursdays. This is disability justice at work, small acts of community safety that enacts harm reduction for people with disability to be able to return to thrift knowing Thursdays are safe-enough. such small brilliant strategy, everyone should do this!”
9AM - 6PM
17935 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline
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“Hands down my new favorite thrift store! The cleanliness, and organization is unmatched. It feels more like a normal store and not a second hand store. Their pricing is fantastic, and their employees are friendly!”
“I love the selection of clothing, accessories, art and housewares at this gem of a thrift store. The volunteers are all friendly and helpful. The shop is sparkling clean and the prices seem fantastic”
“Great collection of contemporary women's clothing, from blouses, knits, t shirts, dresses and shoes! Worth looking at! Great prices, too, with a sale every day and every wee.”
8:30AM - 4PM
18560 1st Ave NE # 1, Shoreline
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“Great resource for seniors. I get foot care done every six weeks by Echo, this has improved my quality of life. I also enjoy the lunches, they are a nice opportunity to meet others.”
“Can it get better than recycling for a good cause donated hardwood furniture, gently used loveseats, and couches? It can. This Restore has new home goods overstock like queen memory foam mattresses, linen sheets, butcher block countertop, and knitted throws right now. Proceeds go to building affordable housing through a network of volunteers. If you forget to bring your measuring tape, just ask the friendly staff for help. This is a place where hope in humanity is restored even in the smallest ways.”
“A practical organization that loves women into their best selves and helps them find meaningful work. Helping with the outside is only part of it, there's training, peer support, a mentor network, and everything it takes to give women a big boost into employment.”
“Always good stuff. Seems that staff work very hard to try and keep the store looking nice. Too bad many people are awful and disrespectful when it comes to acting like a decent human in a retail establishment.”
“Finally I made it here. I love a good thrift store find. This thrift store did not disappoint. Loads of things to find here. From kitchen, toys, furniture, shoes, clothes and much more! Two stories and kept clean and organized. If you need one glass or twelve this is your spot. Prices are clearly posted and easy to see. Upstairs are loads of clothes to go through. Three dressing rooms to try on your finds. I really enjoyed this thrift store and look forward to visiting again. Cheers and SYOP.”
“The staff is incredibly friendly. Jason and the women here remember me and my kids by name and it’s overall such a great place. Prices are great and better than the Goodwill across the street. There are two floors here but it’s a bummer for people in wheelchairs or strollers because there’s no elevator to go up.”
“The one-stop shop, for your prescription medications, & the cool second hand stuff we ALLL need & ♡LOVE. PARKING IS TOUGH, but possible. BROADWAY party spot is neighbors, so hoot n hollar all the way there. I do.;-)”
11AM - 4PM
14840 NE 24th St, Redmond
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“Wonderful store! The remodel looks beautiful. Lots of light to shop by. The volunteers are more than willing to help you find whatever your needs are. Every Tuesday is 20%off for seniors.”
“So sad this place closed. I liked thrifting there and I remember volunteering here while I was in high school during the summer breaks for community service hours.This was such a neat store. They’d make us iron out the clothes with a steamer and the items were well curated. I hope this store reopens again….”
“What is not to love? The latest quality brands and styles in all sizes for what the original owner paid in taxes and now you can wear for years. Great, friendly service, large, clean dressing rooms and 1 week return on everything with receipt. Finally, spend your money here, engage your community and give locals a job.”
9AM - 5PM
14199 NE 179th St, Woodinville
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“Since moving from Seattle to Bothell, this has become my go-to thrift store. It is far from the best Goodwill when compared with Dearborn or Shoreline. So don't expect to find the steals, but you will find deals. Well organized, generally clean and well-kept, friendly staff. Will continue shopping here as long as I am on the upper Eastside.”
“Very small store. They dont have the variety the other stores have due to the size and space. This is a great place for UW students to get stuff. Wish they had more room.”
“A great location and nicely organized. I was actually surprised by how big this Goodwill store was! There are two stories! The upper has clothes and the bottom section has cooking ware, toys, and other items. I didn't see anything I wanted to buy but I enjoyed looking at their different Halloween and seasonal items available. It's a pretty busy location but definitely worth a stop if there's something you're looking to thrift or if you're just browsing, you might find a hidden gem.”
“Treasure Hunting at Seattle GoodwillSeattle Goodwill is more than just a thrift store; it's a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. From vintage clothing to unique home decor items, the selection is vast and ever-changing.What makes shopping here even better is knowing that your purchases support a good cause. The store is well-organized, making it easier to find those hidden gems. Whether you're a seasoned thrifter or a first-timer, Seattle Goodwill offers an exciting shopping experience filled with possibilities. Happy hunting! ?️??”
“I love this location they have so many things here. It needs more room to be honest that's my only complaint. They have too many clothes on racks it's hard to look through them all. Otherwise helpful staff and great selection. Prices though are a bit much sometimes for a place that's all donations.”
“Great items, you can save a ton of money. Every Wednesday there's military discount of 25% off. Unfortunately, Value Village has been steadily increasing its prices to the point some of them equal retail prices. This is quite bad for a second hand, used goods store, and it really defeats the purpose of shopping there.”
“This place has great left over parts of machines and electronics as well as nick-nacks and a large selection of cups and dishes. High price for clothes however. Outfits cost around 7$+ but are often good quality however I'm not buying a shirt for 17$ used.”
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“Keep returning to this little gem, volunteer staff members are friendly and helpful and it's always a fun treasure hunt. While small in size the selection is quite good, name brand items for clothing, shoes and accessories, great finds in the kitchen section and lots of vintage crystal, silver, porcelain sets. They also have color coded tags with 50-75% off and rotate their selections frequently. Love this place!”