Goodwill Industries

Found a few great deals here. They had a decent furniture and book section. Also went on a Wednesday where (if I remember correctly) most things were 50% off. The woman behind the counter was the only employee in the store at the time so she was also answering the phone and checking in people’s donations. I felt bad for her, but didn’t mind the wait since I had time on my hands. Good place to go, but it’s a smaller goodwill so you might have to «check in» less to get more inventory turn over.
**in addition to my original post**- i’m still not clear what the store’s policy is, but there have been a few times where they have great items hanging high up on the wall in this location. Sometimes, they tell me they absolutely can not take them off the wall until they change the «displays», other times, they will grab a hook and take them down for me. Isn’t the point of Goodwill to sell the merchandise? If I want to buy the drywall right off the wall, you should be selling it to me.

This place surprised me. Went with my fellow Goodwill hunter Miss Becky. Went in with low expectations, came away with a bag of seven brand name tops for $ 22.
Color me impressed.
Brand names I found and bought: Gap, Ann Taylor, Talbots, Banana Republic, and AT Loft.
The hours here are a bit shorter than at other Goodwills I have frequented. They closed at 6 pm on a Saturday. The location is in a more urban area and the prices reflect it. The prices are über reasonable and then you might score 50% off in certain color tags.
Also, this place allows you to return merchandise within 14 days for store credit or exchange. Say wha?! This never happens in CT Goodwills.
Housewares had some cute treasures.
Staff were very pleasant.
Will be back.