Goodwill

Saint Louis, United States

2.9

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18 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 314-918-7804
Website:
www.goodwill.org
Address:
9116 Manchester Rd, Saint Louis, MO, 63190
Brentwood
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.3 miMETROLINK Maplewood-Manchester
1.4 miMETROLINK Sunnen
1.5 miMETROLINK Brentwood I-64
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
No
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Saint Louis) 17:35 Thursday, 28 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

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18 reviews of Goodwill

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Place rating: 2
Saint Louis, MO
I don’t like Goodwill that much because they are a for profit company that poses as a non-​profit company.
However, when I have stuff that I want to get rid of… I «donate».
When somebody wants to walk around the store with me… I sometimes find something to buy. (I bought a Spider-​man statue that was new overstock from a store this time.)
Yes, I know they sift through all the stuff & save the recognizable collectibles/​expensive items from being sold here.
Yes, I know that I can get items cheaper at «close-​out» at the stores before they donated the item to Goodwill.
However, sometimes I find a cheap enough item that works and I just don’t care.
But my word of advice is that simple items like furniture that is 50% off may be an all right deal because few things can go wrong. Complicated mechanical items like a microwave that is 50% off is a bigger gamble.
Place rating: 4
Saint Louis, MO
While making a left hand turn into this place can be scary depending on the time of day, and the parking lot can be packed, an they don’t always post what the discount of the day is, I still keep coming back. I couldn’t tell you why. I guess it’s because the location is convenient for me — I do grocery shopping in Brentwood. I can usually find some decent clothes for both me and my husband. And sometimes it’s fun to look through all the crazy unorganized housewares.
Now that I think about it, I probably come back again and again because of the amazingly low prices. Yeah, that’s probably it.
Place rating: 1
Saint Louis, MO
This location is getting trashier and trashier. Customers swearing up a storm, cussing each other out over who know what precious item. Customers (dealers) actually unload wares carts and put items on shelves so that the cart will be clear and they can bring another one out for the attack. I’m kind of scared to go in there after some of the cussing and fighting that I’ve witnessed in this store. Lots of dealers in here that just hang out much of the day. The parking lot is an accident waiting to happen. They need to clean this location up in more ways than one.
Place rating: 1
Maryland Heights, Saint Louis, MO
Terrible corporation that masquerades as a charitable orginization. They pay disabled workers almost nothing. Nope.
Place rating: 5
Saint Louis, MO
Clean, great customer service, friendly folks! Found some really nice stuff for my place. Will definitely be back!!!
Place rating: 4
Saint Louis, MO
They have a great books section, with all types. They had a good selection of big names (Dan Brown, Janet Evanovich, Clive Cussler, etc.), most books were a buck or less. Their bike selection was pretty nice, several adult bikes in good condition around $ 30. I found a nice living room lamp, and the cashier pointed me to an outlet to make sure it worked.
Also, I wasn’t sure if they’d accept credit cards, but they do.
Place rating: 5
Columbus, OH
This is my secret favorite store. As a Goodwill «Elite» shopper, I refer to it as shopping at the «G-​dub» or «GW». This store flips clothes faster than McKayla Maroney on the vault. You’ll find a lot of Target brand clothes with the tags and mid-​tier brand name items. This is not a high end area and you wll rarely find designer items but you can always find great work out or casual clothes. Prices start at $ 3.00
Place rating: 3
Saint Louis, MO
Not a bad place to find Target rejects. I found a lot of children’s toys, still in the box, tags and all.
Place rating: 2
Saint Louis, MO
This goodwill on the old Manchester Road is actually bigger than the one on Watson Road, just that the stuff inside is meh. When I get into hipster mode, I search this city high and wide for stores like these, but much to my dismay the men’s section inside here had little to offer as far as ironic tee-​shirts go. Most of the threads here are really faded, and more suitable to serve as rags. The furniture stuffs are pure garbage. Seems like they put all their money towards their automatic doors, just that the rest of the building is about to collapse.
Place rating: 3
St Louis, MO
My secret place to buy books, they have a lot! I usually walk out of here with a few at a time. I’ve never looked through their clothes or anything else — usually just straight back to their housewares and books section.
They do seem to get frequent shipments or donations from Target of things that had been on clearance — I have bought things here that were obviously brand new and still in packaging, but for just a few bucks.
The store itself seems kind of a mess and is always crowded, but for the few minutes I’m in here, it’s not a big deal.
There’s probably better thrift stores around town, but this one is just fine for me.
Place rating: 2
Jacksonville, FL
This goodwill is pretty run down, considering the location. Crappy cramped parking lot and a definite funky smell to the store. I had much better luck at the other area Goodwills!
Place rating: 4
Saint Louis, MO
I like this store, I am a tall guy 6’6″, so shopping for clothes here for myself is out of the question, but I always find good stuff for my daughter. She is 4 and growing quickly. I’m a single dad and money is really tight for us and they have nice quality kids clothes for under $ 2. I think because this store is near a nicer area of the city they get better stuff, but my daughter is wearing Janie and Jack, babyGap, and even sometimes I will find a Lily Pulitzer dress. You have to really dig and have a lot of patience. I usually stop by a couple times a month. I also snag a toy sometimes on the cheap. The other reviews knock their adult clothes and I can’t speak to that, but if you need to dress your kiddos in style and can put in a little effort, this is the spot. I also, like the one on Olive as well and they have a little bigger selection.
Place rating: 5
Saint Louis, MO
I bought a catholic schoolgirl skirt (don’t ask!), a REALLY ugly red dress (again — don’t ask!), a button up blouse, a tie, and 5 books — all for less than $ 10.
I wouldn’t come here for ‘regular’ clothes, but for kitschy, costume-​y things on the cheap, Goodwill is the first place I’ll check from now on.
Place rating: 4
Saint Louis, MO
I got a pretty dress here today for $ 5. It was brand new with the tags on it still from Target. I actually tried this dress on at the beginning of the season at Target, and didn’t want to pay $ 20+ for it. $ 5 was definitely worth it though! So… my trip was a success. I’m ok with going to the thrift store and not finding anything though. It’s always an adventure. There are no guarantees.
Place rating: 1
Webster Groves, MO
You can find NEW clothes somewhere else cheaper. Ive been here quite often over the years. The more they advertise on radio billboard and TV the higher the prices get. Plus they built new stores in blighted areas all over St. Louis (and all the Goodwill stores are ALL NEW). Then, some executive at Goodwill got busted embezzling a million dollars last year. Not to mention they give away trips to Disneyland for donating every year. They really pride themselves on that good feeling you get when you donate. They are just pulling heartstrings for their own profit. Personally I felt like they took my stuff, jacked up the price so poorer people couldn’t afford it. NOT A GOOD FEELING AT ALL. Last year I had a garage sale. I gave some stuff away to some people who’s house had burned. They said goodwill was unaffordable for them.
Place rating: 2
St Louis, MO
I have visited here a few times and alway the same result, this place has a very poor inventory of anything but tired looking clothing. the furniture section is very weak and I think you might do better driving up and down the streets of UCity during bulk trash day. It’s very low rent stuff here, even for Goodwill.
Place rating: 1
Seattle, WA
The Goodwill sucks. Period. There’s never anything worth buying. I take that back — one time I bought a cast iron dutch over for $ 5. Regardless, it seems like ¾ of what they get now is overstock and returns from Target. Even though they didn’t pay a dime for it, and Target is just down the road, they seem to feel comfortable charging the same price or higher as Target does. Don’t go here, unless you’re really bored and have money to burn.
Place rating: 4
Red Bud, IL
I almost always find something worthwhile here.
I usually shop for clothing, but have found nice décor items and shoes as well.
My BEST find was a $ 200 nearly new contemporary computer desk (still available online) for $ 60.
Stock changes regularly.