Goodwill

I think that this store is beyond disorganized. If you want to hunt and hunt for something this is the place to go.
I will say its a clean store just not user friendly at all.

Can’t beat Toddler Thursdays 50% off sales. I have found so many items that were either barely used or brand new. All the tags with yellow, blue or green are 50% off. The red ones are Target, Carter’s rejects most likely priced fixed– these are usually brand new with the tags.
This location has a decent selection of kids clothes.
Shelves of old VHS movies– always the same titles– different location.
Clean
Well organized
Friendly Staff.
Just wish they would have more than one person checking people out.

I have to say that this is probably the nicest Goodwill location I have been to. Lots of great items, and very clean and organized. Purchased 3 high quality men’s dress shirts for $ 11 today with their 25% off Brown Bag Sale! I will for sure be shopping here again.

If your in the mood for browsing (which I’m usually not!), this is a great place to go. The stuff is dirt cheap — literally. It just so happened that I stopped in on a Thursday, Toddler Thursday to be exact, and ALL the kids stuff was 50% off! I loaded up on shirts & shoes that were nearly brand new for like a $ 1.00 a piece. Pretty sweet if you ask me :)

This certainly is one of the nicest Goodwill in the Cities.
I dont buy and wear used clothes that often, so whenever I go to thrifting, I will dig the hardest to find new clothes with tags on them. This goodwill location really meets my expectation. Ive visited this goodwill several times, and have scored so many good items.
This goodwill has so many brand-​new clothings with tags on, decent selections of nice-​looking used furnitures, decent selections for kitchen items, kid toys, and so many books.
Ive gotten myself a few brand new sun dresses. My bf moved to his new apt last year, and I got him an incredibly nice looking wooden microwave stand for 15 bucks, when we later saw that exact same item at IKEA. He also got himself a very good condition four-​seat dining set for only 35 bucks. He only wanted to use the dining set temporarily before he got a nice brand new set, but after a year, the dining set from goodwill is still in a great condition.
Overall, a very nice goodwill with great selections of goodies.

All I have to say is this: Thanks rich suburbanites!
So far, I’ve found the thrift stores in the Twin Cities to be pretty lacking, or mediocre at best. Either the selection is thin or they charge too much. Then I was introduced to the Maple Grove Goodwill.
It’s located in one of those asphalt jungle of ugly box stores, but don’t let that fake-​stucco/​poured-​concrete look deter you from walking in.
Prices are typical of what you would find at other Goodwills, but they have premium stuff. The first time I went, they had a lot of kitchen goods and appliances that were new or pretty new looking. The last time I went, they had some ice tea makers. Kind of a ridiculous item, but the pitcher was a nice, heavy glass so buying it just for that would still be worth it.
Browsing through the purses, I found a Coach bag, the classic kind they made before they got all trendy. And then I found another. And then another. I ended up with a black leather crossbody from Coach. It was marked at $ 14.99 but I got it for $ 8.99. Old lady-​style, here I come!
Clothes selection is generally good and really orderly. Employees are surprisingly nice. Shoes, as usual, are the one section I Do Not Touch, along with Underthings. Why buy used underwear, people? I knew a girl who did this. Target sells them for cheap!
Furniture section changes quickly. I am still kicking myself for sleeping on a pair of cool white lamps I saw on my first visit. You can get some solid wood desks, if you have the means to take them home.
There are always people milling around for good deals, but there’s always room for one more, so get your ass over there!