Goodwill

Love this Goodwill! Everyone is so nice and helpful. I always find treasures galore there too!

I absolutely love this place! My mom and I are avid thrift shoppers and my only complaint about this place is that it isn’t bigger! They always have a bunch of good stuff, not many good tops for women, but good dresses and pants. Make sure to always check the first section on the right before the dressing rooms for the best stuff.

I was just looking for a thrift store to try while I was visiting in San Diego and came here after reading the reviews and seeing some awesome finds from other Unilocalers.
I went in not thinking I would need a cart, but after the first two racks I discovered that I would be needing a cart, or end up having to lug around an arm full of finds. Walking around the store I found that it was pretty organized, clean, and stocked full of fun items to go through.
I ended up finding a few tops, a couple bottoms, and a few other miscellaneous items for under $ 25.
I liked this location because it had a lot of different items that I found, you don’t have to dig through things (things aren’t stacked on top of each other like crazy), the people are nice, and it’s located around a bunch of other stores (Big Lots right next door).

Very clean store, I think it just opened maybe a year ago. A little on the smaller side but nice selection. Got a good deal on some candleholders. The employees are friendly and offer to help. This is one of my go-​to thrift stores when I’m in the area.

This review is based off of customer service at the Drop Off location, around the back of the store. I like it that the drop off location isn’t at the front, less hassle and a little more space and privacy. The people who pick up your stuff are very nice. She saw me drive up, smiled and waved to acknowledge my presence, then came to talk to me after she finished with the first donator. Someone came around to ask about what I was giving and a tax receipt, then cheerfully hauled away all four of my black bags. No muss, no fuss, and lots of cheerful courtesy! 5 stars for efficiency and service.

Amazing location. Super quiet corner of the shopping center, really nice women’s clothing, decent jewelry selection, i noticed a lot of quality merchandise. And really cool art in the boutique section.

The most over priced used clothing and goods place I have ever been to I guess la mesa’s used clothes are worth more then other areas. WOW.

Definitely one of the better thrift stores in San Diego.
They have a LARGE variety of items.
Everything from mens, womens, childrens, household items, furniture, handbags, backpacks, luggages, shoes, etc, etc.
It’s pretty organized in here as well and it’s easy to find where a type of item is located.
Although most items here range from $ 5-​$ 7 (clothing)
I bought all these items for about $ 30
1. Hollister Sweater $ 6.99
2. H&M Sweater $ 6.99
3. Cardigan $ 4.99
4. Black Knitted Sweater $ 6.99
5. Men’s Calvin Klein Sweatpants (with tags on it still) $ 6.99
6. Vintage Tie Holder Hanger $ 1.99
Also got a student discount of 10%
Not bad… I’d say. You can find some pretty good stuff here if you look hard enough.
Definitely coming back again next paycheck (:

Really well organized and items are displayed well, but there is little to no furniture.

Where else can I buy 3 pair of shorts for less than $ 15 or a set of nice dinnerware for under $ 20? Probably not anywhere you’d want to go, but this is Goodwill and thrift shopping is cool now, right? Even if it isn’t, I’m not going to stop doing it.
This is a pretty small location compared to a few others I have been two but they do have a decent clothing selection (men’s, women’s and children’s) packed into the small space that they have. With pairs of shorts and pants as well as shirts all around $ 5 or less, it’s pretty hard to beat. The clothing takes up most of the space in here. They have roughly 3 changing rooms as well. Moving towards the rear of the store, they have a pretty big vinyl record selection too although nothing I really wanted (Robert Goulet anyone?) as well as the occasional XB360 games (those don’t seem to hang around very long). Additionally, they also some DVDs.
Towards the back they have some kitchenware, small appliances and various dinnerware, plates and other dining accessories. This area seems a little cluttered and they often tape together the plates and other dinnerware sets, which is good for keeping them together but can make it hard when you need to pick up an entire set to see the price on the bottom. It also can be a bit tedious to clean all the tape off once you purchase it. Since a lot of it is stacked, keep an eye out for scratches on the sets due to the friction of constant movement. Regardless, there are some cool finds to be had here. I snagged myself a cool set for under $ 20 and also a «Great American Revolution» pewter plate for a gift.
Service has always been adequate and they offer 10% discounts for student & military which the wallet always appreciates. So now with Goodwill and Big Lots right next to each other, you have two stores that are perfect complements of each other for all of your bargain shopping needs and that’s fine by me.

I went to this goodwill and it was Okay maybe i went on a bad day didn’t see to many things that caught my eye bought a used game for 6 $ thow not to bad. kind of small store thow.

This Goodwill location is much smaller than all the others I have been to here in San Diego, but out of both times I have stopped in I have found something to take home! The employees here are very kind and helpful; I do hope as this location ages they will all remain as prideful of the new store. The parking lot is very large and it is conveniently located in the middle of the Lake Murray neighborhood. I’m sure I will be a regular here!