Goodwill Super Store

Wow. This location has gone even further downhill. I can’t adequately describe how messy and horribly disorganized it was. The pictures will give you some idea. Apparently they don’t even try to sort or group items in categories anymore. They just throw everything into a pile or basket. A disgrace to thrift stores everywhere.

The store was very clean; although the clothes selection wasn’t very good I did manage to find some cute pieces… I bought a funky patterned ankle length skirt (their skirt selection was actually pretty good), their shoes were 25% off so I got a pair of black pumps for about $ 5. They do a color tag of the week and everything that color will be half off which is pretty cool! Will prob go once a week to browse!

This place is merely okay. And that’s me being nice, unfortunately. I’ve been into it enough times to make an opinion about it. I know its a thrift store, but some are better than others. This one is crap. Even their new items are overpriced. I was just there and they had a few Dollar Tree type items for more than the dollar stores have them for! Like, hello??? I guess we’re all supposed to act ignorant. I continue to go in whenever I’m out that way, but I would NEVER go out of my way for this place. (Disappointed)

Lots of good stuff here.

I usually come here 2 – 3 times during my visits to Texas. A few years ago– this was a deal finders paradise. The book store had probably 400 – 500 books, there was row after row of reasonably priced items. They also had a great discount card and such.
Well… things have gone down hill a bit.
The book store is gone and so are the rows of great items. If you dig, you can usually find something decent. I used to always buy bags of items– now I might buy 1 – 2 things. Hopefully things will recover soon (perhaps once everyone clears their items for the New Year???).

A decent place to walk around and explore what they have to offer.
The clothing /​goods can go from looking great (almost new at times) to horrible (like who would allow this on the rack), so the selection is spotty.
I’m not going to lie and say that this is my girlfriends favorite place to go (as far as thrift stores go — she prefers the Thrift Town in North Richland Hills), but it’s convenient when we’re shopping at North East Mall or Mid-​Cities Antique.
Other then going here with my girlfriend, I typically donate my old clothing to this store (they have a Donation Station available), and that’s pretty much my involvement with this location (I’ve never bought anything here personally, but that’s just because I can’t find anything I like).
I do agree with Disirae B. about the furniture selection being pitiful. (Maybe about 6 – 7 pieces available the last time I went)
So if you’re into thrift stores (and in the area) then this is a good place to look around if you have the time to kill.

Not as good as the location on Industrial. This store is much larger but the selection of furniture is usually pitiful. They are doing some remodeling here… not sure what the plan is, will be interesting to keep checking in and see what they’re up to. They have a lot of clothes, but I never buy clothes, just home décor/​furniture to fix up. The best way to shop at Goodwill is the Wednesday around the 15^th — half off day… but beware… all those stay at home mothers and grannies are out in DROVES on that day.