Goodwill Englewood

This is my local Goodwill — I go at least once a week. It is not the biggest Goodwill, but I like how they organize it (color code shirts). Unless it’s 50% off day, the place is really tidy and I always find so many great things.
As others have mentioned, the pricing can sometimes be way out of control. (They seem to go in waves). I’ve seen Target merchandise priced MUCH higher than the sale price at Target. So, I don’t bother buying any of their Target stuff. Also, this winter, they started pricing any ski jacket that was a decent brand (like Columbia or North Face) up to $ 49 — but that didn’t reflect the crap conditions. I used to find good purses, but they completely overprice them now (and most are fake). So, when they start pricing out of control, I just start shopping at the other Goodwill at 26 S. Broadway for a while.
Also, all of the Goodwills just started adding a space somewhere in the store that is for the supposed «higher end boutique» items. It is really a joke. There may be a few nicer things, but for the most part it is surprisingly enough the worst condition and worst brands.
I’m rating this as a 3+ to 4 because I consistently find good things that work for me. And, the regular employees (long term) are really nice and professional. And, even if I don’t buy much, I tend to go on Friday nights to just unwind from the week and see if I can find any bargains.

Decent merchandise but WAY overpriced. waaaaaaaaay overpriced. Go to arc instead. This goodwill literally is the most expensive thrift store I’ve ever seen. This goodwill is ripping off poor people from donated goods. Don’t wast your time

While I’m usually one for keeping secrets, I will spill this time– this is one of the best Goodwill locations around. Maybe it’s because it’s located near Cherry Hills or just because it has an awesome location but they have killer stuff at this Goodwill! I’ve found a number of goodies like North Face pants, Express pants, Talboy’s and Ann Taylor tops not to mention other awesome finds. Goodwill is my place for clothes for the office since I hate spending money on clothes to wear to work. Parking can be tight and a pain in the butt sometimes so beware but on the flip side, it’s located next door to Santiago’s so you can go shopping then grab yourself a burrito!

I just overheard a conversation about how Mexicans browns and blacks were all thieves between a customer and an associate. I just walked in the store when I overheard this. Goodwill needs to reinforce rules when it comes to discrimination and tell workers to keep racist comments and conversations to themselves. So disappointing because I shop here often.
I just reported the incident and thankfully management handled the situation. They said they would find out who it was and would be addressing the issue with the entire staff. Thank you management for handling the delicate issue because of them I will continue to shop here.

Sorry Goodwill, but your hygiene is just sub par. If you have public restrooms they need to be sanitary. We were killing time and shopping waiting for gold sound to open. Furniture and electronics sections were sparse. The whole joint was kind of run down. Also boyfriend went in mens room, and there was poo on the floor. Quote– I knew I did not want to go in there. Sounds like a horror movie. Worth a look, but honestly the thrift stores and pawn shops are better in Denver. Just whatever you do don’t go in the bathrooms.

So I am very guilty of thinking all Goodwills are made the same. In this store’s case, that is definitely not true!!!
I was bored and fiending to thrift, so I checked my handy-​dandy Unilocal app for a thrift store nearby. I was a bit skeptical that I was headed to a Goodwill, but I decided to give it a shot. (Most Goodwill stores in Sacramento, CA are disheveled, disorganized and expensive!)
This Goodwill is clean and pretty well organized. Men’s and women’s items are separated and there are sections for home items.
And a successful shopping trip it was indeed! I hit the shoe jackpot! I wear size 11 and they had all sorts of adorable flats, boots and sandals! (i.e: If you have feet size 9 and up, check out the shoes here!) I also found a lovely vintage hat and beautiful dress.
This Goodwill also has a really cool colored tag system. They pick a color of the day and that tag is 50% off! They also have some pretty sweet sales on the weekends, so keep your eyes peeled. Happy hunting!

I am shopping for specifics, and this is the place for my Ceramic finds. I look for Salt and Pepper sets, Teapots, and Cookie Jars.
The shelves are always full! The place had a major rehaul a few years ago, and it is basically decent.

although parking was a bit of a bear on 50% off day– good brands well organized and clean store.

Good deals, fun hunting!

Goodwill is a place to go for cheap craft clothes. I bought 4 t-​shirts, 1 $ each. Made 5 scarves out of them.
Deal I would say!

I don’t frequent this goodwill as often as some of the others but I’ve never left without a good find. I enjoy the new store that they have since they just redid it. It’s large and normally pretty clean. all in all a good store. Some of the employees at this one are a little rude but that’s fine

This Goodwill fills my heart with joy. It is clean and well-​organized and there’s always tons of good stuff. The clothes are generally in good shape and there’s a good variety – I brought my sister who was visiting from out of town and we actually fought over a few items! Previous reviewer mentioned a possible deal with Target and I think she’s right; I bought a pair of brand new Xhilaration shoes that crazily enough, I had actually been eyeing in Target a few months before! Score!
The furniture section is excellent. The times that I have been there, it’s usually older (like 70s and 80s) but if you are willing to throw a coat of paint on something this place is perfect for you, especially during Saturday sales. I’ve bought great furniture here for under $ 10, and with a little paint no one ever has to know! But I tell them anyway, because I want them to know how awesome I am.
Goodwill is of course also good for a laugh. Looking for a 5′ by 5′ painting of a cat face to hang in the living room? Or perhaps a tissue cozy made out of a doll head for that special someone? You’re in the right place. Check this place out. Bring your friends. But stay away from the furniture, that stuff’s mine.

This Goodwill ROCKS.
It absolutely blows my mind how some Goodwills can be so awesome, and others can be so craptastic. This one fits squarely into the «awesome» category, with fair prices, a clean, not-​smelly, store, and lots of stuff that’s actually brand new! No lie. This Goodwill must have some sort of deal going with Target, because there were racks of clothes and shoes still sporting original Xhileration and Mossimo tags. That’s cool.
Unlike the Baker district store, the clothes here are reasonably priced and not super picked-​over. I scored a vintage 1960s/​70s linen sheath dress with big brown buttons down the side… for $ 4.99! Another $ 4.99 got me a pair of brand-​new Nurture sandals (originally $ 79, I checked). They’re too big for my little dogs, but I’ve got a friend who just happens to be a 7.5… so I couldn’t NOT buy ‘em!
Furniture is hit-​or-​miss (as in most thrift stores), but the turnaround is pretty quick here. They’ve got busy worker bees out in the parking lot hauling in the day’s donations rain or shine. They were working through a steady drizzle the last time I visited, yet still managed to floor-​stock the large white tile kitchen table I saw being unloaded out of some guy’s pickup truck the day before. Now THAT’s motivation.

Wow, what a store! It’s huge, really clean (none of that thrift store «old lady» smell when you walk through the door), the clothing is meticulously organized according to size and color, and the prices are amazing. I walked out with a pair of brand new Banana Republic pants for $ 5, a $ 3 teapot to add to my dorky collection, and two almost new paperbacks for 99c a piece. Oh, and If you’re into kitschy 70s lamps and glass/​tableware, this place is definitely worth a visit.
I saw a lady leave with a couple of solid wood night stands for $ 9 a pop, and another guy snapped up a 10 speed mountain bike for $ 25. Amazing! I’ll be a regular here for sure.
Update 2.8.09: This Goodwill absolutely rocks! Today I paid $ 5 each for 2 brand new shirts (Nautica and Banana Republic), an almost new shirt (Tommy Hilfiger), a brand new hoodie (Old Navy), and $ 7 for a pair of barely worn Eddie Bauer jeans. I’m absolutely no label whore, but who can say no to that? I honestly do not not know how a thrift store could be any better (well, for people like me, anyway)!

I have a soft spot in my heart for south South Broadway. It ain’t too pretty, but the people are, well, the real deal. And everything is super cheap compared to SoBo. I think I’ve mentioned this before.
Anyway, this fantastic Goodwill is no exception. It is huge and spacious and relatively clean and organized and bright. I think that the usual shoppers here are looking for more practical items than I, so I loaded my arms up with funkalicious dishes carefully picked from their large selection.
When I brought my goodies to the front, there was a huge line. The cashier wasn’t calling for back-​up. There was grumbling among us. I thought a riot might ensue. But then an upbeat woman, I believe her name was Julie, came to our rescue and rang everyone up lickety-​split. And I got 50% off everything (SALES at Goodwill can’t be beat!!), and she even complimented my new dishes!