Goodwill

I frequent this location for the occasional great «find». Just like any other goodwill it’s a hit or miss type thing. Good news is this location is clean, well staffed and they seem to turn items fairly quickly.
«Think twice before you put that down.»

Love this place! I stop by a couple times a week to check the books and get a lot of random ones for my collection. Also great clothing and other stuff if you have the time to sort through it. Some great deals to be found! Friendly staff as well.

I love stopping by for books, and my kids do too. They recently expanded into their donation space that was/​is next door to the store. They’ve separated their books between adult in the back and children’s in the front. The adults books in the back are organized, but they don’t stay this way of course.
Overall, I love the store because it’s always generally clean and the staff isn’t the friendliest… but they aren’t downright rude either. BUT they always have a lot of books… and that’s why I go.
For people looking for clothes, they have a really large selection. Along with home goods — picture frames, vases, kitchenware, lamps, etc. They have a TON of television sets now. Some jewelry, always a few wedding dresses, movies, toys, games, table cloths, blankets, and even sporting goods sometimes. You’ll probably find something you want, or even something that takes you back to your childhood and gives you a good laugh.

Nice store and good size. Layout is okay. Store is in a good area so prices are higher. They seem to have some kind of special each day.

I’m generally a big fan of Goodwill stores as you can find some rather fun stuff. This one had some neat stuff (like a bunch of 8-​tracks), but was kinda small compared to the ones I’m use to in Houston. Overall it’s worth a visit to find some random used clothes, or what I go for… costume parts!

I usually drop by Goodwills when I have a little time to spare. I head straight to books, because most days, I don’t have the patience to swift and peruse through hundreds of blouses and skirts. No thanks!
I don’t particularly like their book selection, as it was hard for me to find many good fiction reads. And on that note, I don’t particularly like their organization, as it was impossible to determine how their books were arranged, other than simply placed arbitrarily on the shelf. And I don’t particularly like their shelves, as it was a wall of 4 rows with shelves extending out far too much. When looking at the bottom rows, you can’t easily see the spines of books. No, instead, you must crouch like an idiot and do a twinkle-​toes dance across the aisle in order to see the book titles.
I don’t like to give bad reviews to Goodwills, because I do like their organization and what they stand for. However, there are better ones to visit (e.g., Goodwill in the Heights).

Best Goodwill Ive been too. The store isn’t dirty like some thrift shops and I often am able to find what I am looking for. The staff are also pleasant and friendly. Also, it is nice that there is no minimum about when using a credit or debt card.

The best Goodwill I have ever been to. Everything is nearly organized and the staff is very friendly. This is a must stop if you are thrifting!

I used to live nearby this Goodwill so I would drop in frequently enough to happen to find some good stuff. Overall, it’s not the greatest– if you are looking for a great selection with the intent to make many purchases it’s worth it to go to the Goodwill on Sawdust Rd in The Woodlands.