Goodwill Industries of Central Texas

Round Rock, United States

2.3

3 reviews

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+1 512-388-2911
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2120 N Mays St Ste 410, Round Rock, TX, 78664
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Local time (Round Rock) 12:00 Tuesday, 24 June 2025

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3 reviews of Goodwill Industries of Central Texas

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Place rating: 4
Atlanta, GA
It’s a good store they have a great deal of items that compliment the budget I got a awesome Coach purse for $ 6.00 and it’s real… If you take the time to look around you will find some amazing items. They also carry bicycles and they have a donation center outside so it’s quick and easy to give away the old and shop for the vintage. It’s well organized, clean and the dressing rooms are large with lots of places to hang your future purchases.
Place rating: 1
Austin, TX
Prices here are way to high.
Place rating: 2
San Mateo, CA
They have a TON of stuff at this location, but most of it isn’t really that great. Their prices are very, very high, considering. Pants average $ 10 and shirts average $ 5. Shoes are super expensive too. Having moved from California, my local Salvation Army was extremely cheap. $ 2 shirts, $ 3 pants. I guess I just don’t really understand why everything is so expensive, given that the inventory is donated. The quality of the clothing is nothing spectacular, either. I guess I’m just really not impressed with this particular Goodwill. I think I will give the Salvation Army a try.