Goodwill

Pretty great store. Some weird items sometimes, but that is expected from a second-​hand store. Great for costumes and other items that you don’t need to be «high quality». Recommended!

Clean and odorless! I found some wonderful books (a set of Harvard books that retail for about $ 300 at $ 3.99 each, Lemony Snickets A Series of Unfortunate Events, hardback at $ 2.99 each), beautiful shoes (Steve Madden wedges, new, $ 9.99 and Coach flats $ 29.99), a beautiful grey wool cloche hat, Calvin Klein and Leroy Jenkins (its a World of Warcraft thing) shirts for one of the boys and Anne Taylor Loft jeans ($ 6.99) for me. They have an AMAZING housewares selection and golf clubs.

I like the setup of this particular Goodwill quite a bit
* immediately to your right is the book section. There are plenty of interesting books to choose from that are relatively organised.
* to your left are the fitting rooms that have a good amount of space to work with. The doors lock every time you close them, so be careful with that.
* in the centre there are the checkout booths with some stands where you can buy candy and knick-​knacks
* the rest of the store is obviously clothing and home goods. I didn’t spend a whole lot of time searching (I got caught up in the books), however there were some sweet shirt finds.
* the people working here make it worth 3-​stars; they are extremely funny as well as helpful. They truly try to make the best of their jobs and it is much appreciated for the overall thrifting experience!

Somewhere between Meh and Ok; there’s great potential but this Goodwill just doesn’t deliver. It’s large, clean, well-​organized, and seems to have a decent turnover. But the prices are jacked up, and even after a dozen or so visits – it’s on my way home – I haven’t found anything worth buying. It’s an odd store.

I was more than a little disappointed after reading the reviews and driving down to this store. Maybe I am more used to some of the huge Goodwills in Phoenix that are quite organized. Of course I have gone to the Goodwills in Flagstaff where you have to dig in those huge barrel carts to find anything.
Pros:
Clean
There are some designer brands to be had, although I didn’t see many
Cons:
Small (selection as well)
Prices are high on generic/​no name items

I’ve found some really cool stuff here — furniture as well as clothing and linens. The prices tend to be a bit higher than they should be, but it’s definitely worth checking out since there are usually some treasures tucked away!

Nice clean store but the prices for home décor and electronics are ridiculously high. Used lamps that are 10 dollars new are often priced close to 20 dollars. Clothes are also priced way too high.
Its a good place to find art work. For some reason they price art items reasonably.

This is the is the cream-​of-​the-​crop, top-​of-​the-​line, goodest Goodwill in Tucson. It’s quite a hike for me, but worth the drive. There are tons of awesome designer and vintage finds here! Lots of brand new items too — closeouts from other stores, etc. Bonus! Seriously, every time I visit, I cut myself off at the $ 50 mark, and I always have to put things back — there are that many buried treasures here. It’s da’ bomb diggity! Go — but leave some goodies for me!

This Goodwill has the most expensive prices of any other Goodwill in town (from what I can tell). However, this store wins in the cleanliness department. Seriously. it’s clean and organized for the most part, but does feel a bit on the small side. I’ve snagged a few good deals here and stop by if I’m in the area.

So happy this store is on my side of town ~ I can do a cleaning of my house and sorting of outgrown kids books, toys and shoes and pull up and away they go onto to someone else. I love what Goodwill provides to our community and I try to remember to pack up all my things for donation and bring them here.

this has got to be the nicest good will in town, its so clean and organized and open. i love coming here to see what tresures i can find and since i live in walking distance its also nice to get some fresh air on the way. the people who work here are really nice and they have a decent selection of everything. gee now just writng this review makes me want to go and see what i can find today because i never leave empty handed.

This is a fancy, nice-​neighborhood Goodwill. The dressing rooms are particularly posh, with their cherry-​stained doors and brushed chrome knobs. The book section is more reminiscent of a Barnes than a thrift. Ambiance is nice, but in the end, we come for the finds, and this Goodwill delivers.
My daughter & I consider ourselves thrifting connoisseurs, and this location is worth visiting. There seems to be a greater quantity of name-​brand inventory (if you’re into that) and the shoes are particularly appealing — an often rejected category of thrift store find. The furniture and framed prints are also worth a look.
On the down-​side, the chachkies are over-​priced (way over-​priced) and check-​out is s-​l-​o-​w. There’ll be no dashing in & out here, approach the cash register with a sense of zen.

This is a brand spankin’ new Goodwill and boy is it nice. Super clean, the people working there are super friendly and they have a large collection of clothing. Everything is really well organized and they have a separate door to pull up and drop off donations. Definitely the nicest Goodwill I’ve shopped in before… They do have a senior discount day which I *think* is Tuesday. but call to check. Don’t forget to ask what color the ‘tag of the day’ is, it’s an extra 50%.