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“Best Goodwill store I've been to. Nicole is exemplary. She went over and above helping me today. Don't have room for all the details but she knows what I'm talking about: was a great lesson in compassion and empathy that she exhibited to me ( guy with crutches).
Thanks so much nicole!
Chris”
“I always seem to find the things that I want to buy
I bought a headlight cleaning and polishing kit that when I was done made my headlights look like brand new, the cost of new ones $300.
It got rid of all the yellowing and cloudiness. Cost $2”
“A hidden treasure! It’s a tranquil resale shop selling mostly small items like dishes, cups, and decor, all beautifully curated and well cared for. A must see if you’re even remotely interested in Japanese culture, design, or antiques. I got my very first wall decoration for my new apartment here, a lovely old print of some koi fish.”
10AM - 6PM
1185 Andover Park W, Tukwila
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“Jason and Steven are so wonderful and helpful - they have helped me a few different times I've been in here. Love this place sooo much for a deal on house stuff!!”
“Fascinating store. A bit of something for everyone. It is best to not go in trying to find a specific item but when I asked the clerk she was able to cheerfully walk straight to what I needed. I will be back.”
“I have consigned here a lot and some of my favorite pieces in my closet come from this store. I adore the people here and shopping around Madison Valley.I love this store because I can find my favorite designers and labels but also try new stuff I didn’t realize I would love so much.”
“The comments I'm finding here are odd since I know some of the front end and the back end. Everyone is nice and yes the coffee mugs are priced lower than 4 dollars. Ive seen them. Super basic white mugs....”
“Very well organized by size! Good quality items, no holes, stains, etc. Prices a bit higher than other Goodwill stores in less expensive areas, but comparable to other big cities. We found some great bargains, including new with tags.”
“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.”
“One thing I love about the organization I work for is it's a corporate standard to give back to the community on a monthly (not yearly,) basis. This month Habitat for Humanity store- Bellevue was selected, and what a fantastic day I had getting to know the team and volunteering. I was initially saddened to learn we wouldn't be helping build a project, but once the store team provided insight on how the donations, volunteers, and purchases from customers help make those projects happen I grew overly excited. I was pleasantly stunned at how much inventory was on hand, but especially the great quality. Many of the items for sale were brand new, and priced unbelievably low regardless of the branded name. Whatever your reason maybe for considering to shop at this location just know the Bellevue team really care and take great pride in ensuring all items are checked, cleaned, and sanitized before placing on the floor for sale. I have plans to not only donate, but volunteer and shop here again; I highly recommend!”
“I got a good deal!!
I am not good at speaking English, so I apologize for not understanding what the clerk was saying at the register! From other google map reviews, they may have been asked to show ID.”
“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.”
“Fabulous non-profit serving Puget Sound area women with career coaching, interview/employment clothing and networking. They also have 4 awesome clothing sales per year to sell excess donated clothing - you can snag some amazing deals and 100% of sales go back to their program.”
“This Goodeill has a shop by pound side and a retail store on other. Surprised to see new items everywhere, donations from stores no doubt and with more frugal prices than the Bellevue/Redmond Goodwill. ( which is OVER PRICED! This store is big with section of MENS clothing and shoes that I haven’t seen anywhere else. MEN go shopping!!! There’s no public restroom and a few handicapped parking spots. Enjoy thriftjng!”
“I’ve seen a lot of community thrift stores in my time. This is a nice one for sure ! It feels good inside, well
Organized and lots of room
To browse! Great selection ! Nice people !”
“This location goes above and beyond. We had some family heirlooms in the donation pile and once we realized, we called down do see if we were too late to get them back. The manager went straight out to the donation center and had them keep our items aside. We are very thankful for all of their efforts.”
“This is a friendly Goodwill, although I must say Seattle Goodwill's I believe have lost touch with their mission statement. The prices have become ridiculous at the Goodwill's in Seattle.”
“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….”
“Well organized. A lot of prices are as much or more than new, but reasonable prices for used is there too.
The music is good. A couple people were singing along. That says a lot about the atmosphere.”
“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! ?️??”
“Nice, clean offices located on lower Queen Anne. Also has a sandwich shop available on bottom floor. Street parking - 2 to 4 hr options but must pay. Also pay public parking lot next door. Free side street parking 2 blocks north of building.”
“It is the cleanest value village I have been in , the clothing in really good condition the styles not to outdated and a lot of the common sizes that most stores run out of as soon as they get them in immediately because everyone needs that size . There is a ample supply and the prices are really a bargain
I will be back”
“Overall my first time at the bins was pure success! Found lots of name brands. But beware of poopy stinky doo doo shlookah unds. Highly recommend wearing gloves. But if a little poop don’t bother you than dive right in!”
“The guys who take the donations are always so nice and happy to help everyone who pulls up. Its a clean building and the staff has always been kind and helpful. Great place to donate unwanted items!”
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“Found just what I needed at a moments notice then again I’m not super picky. But prices are great as one would expect. The atmosphere seemed quite welcoming.
Worth the stop in!”