Goodwill Outlet Store

I was helped by Ezekiel, and found a great deal on professional clothing items. (Plus extras)

Thank you for the kind words Ezekiel! Made my morning and I am grateful.

What a treasure hunt! Loved the experience, very different atmosphere from the Goodwill Retail store, but if you spend some time and dig, you'll find some deals!

love this place. i go to the bins whenever i’m in a new city to see what the locals wear. my friends & i found really cool items. beware you might need gloves as one of my friends accidentally picked up a urine soaked tshirt !! ew !! other than it being a little dirty i recommend !

If you appreciate and have a heart for second-hand clothes and stuff and don't mind digging then this is the place for you! It was my first time today and I loved it. Just wear a mask and gloves and you're ready to dig! Don't forget to bring a shopping bag or cart preferably with wheels unless it's fine for you to carry all your stuff around when it gets heavy.

Five Sarts go to Kori, and Jeff from the Goodwill on Reno .

Have shopped here more times than I can count and always left with way more than I planned on getting.. Great selections and great deals! I literally furnished 2 entire houses from this store including all the appliances for one of them. It can be a little chaotic at times though, so if your looking for a relaxing shopping experience or to be in and out quickly I would go somewhere else, however, if you’re ready to really find some great deals; this is the place!!

Found some really cool items for not a lot of money. Wear gloves to dig in bins. There will be broken glass in some. Take a shopping cart or several bags. You'll be glad you did.

It's messy and dirty, BUT, wear gloves and a mask. You can find so many treasures. We've gone about 6 times and always come back with something. We've found from toasters to sheet metal backsplashes for the kitchen. You can also find kitchen items for less than $1!! Everything is weighed by the pound so you get a lot more for your money. If you have patience and like to look around this is the place for you!

If you are looking to jump, jive, and wail your way to jaw-dropping bargains and one heck
of an interesting experience, this is the place for you.

It is, indeed, a journey—not recommended for the weak, the sensitive, or feeble— but if you’re ready to suit up and show up. You truly don’t know what you may find, from Lucchesr boots, to Prada heels, carthartt , Patagonia, and little vintage gems to boot!

This is definitely no boutique. But that’s part of the fun! If you’re hesitant, you have nothing to lose in getting out of that comfort zone and making your way to The Bins.

For what it is — 5stars! Why? Because it’s the thrill of the hunt, even beyond the traditional Goodwill experience! Don’t expect racks of dresses — you gotta dig for the gold. Some diggers get excited and toss things about, breaking and damaging otherwise good items — the staff don’t put trash in the bins. It’s a little dusty and I’ll probably wear gloves next time, but it’s the nature of what the store is — semis brining bins of goodies to the dock door — all the overstock / beyond season (the retail stores keep getting donations and cycle through) and we get the even greater savings opportunity and a good hunt. Just like hunting, you may bag something, you may not. It’s an adventure, just be open to a different experience!

Very clean store, friendly workers. Good place for employment resources.

For the adventurous budget shopper, THIS IS THE PLACE. You have to go in with the right attitude, you're gonna be digging and if a new row of goods "goes live" during your trip, you will be elbowing folks out to get the your hands on the best-stuff first. And the workers are working hard to keep things constantly moving, so if you're there for about longer than a half hour, you'll experience this.

I personally think the best approach is to grab a buddy, bring some sort of bin of your own (shopping carts EXTREMELY LIMITED), and team up to pick through a bin at a time as a pair. If you're willing to endure the hunt, you'll come out with at least a couple treasures. I've gotten a basically-untouched Calvin Klein coat there, I've seen several pairs of good sturdy Levi's jeans, and two of my favorite sweaters came from here. You have to give it a chance, you never know what you'll find. Unlike other Goodwill Outlets, the electric goods here are still in the priced-by-the-pound bins, so you may escape with a heck of a deal on something like a vacuum cleaner, DVD player...I got a paint sprayer once for around $4.

Furniture is also available, typically priced well under $10 for even larger items like a couch. From my experience, inventory turns over on that stuff about once a week.

Ignore anyone saying this is the stuff that couldn't sell and is just narrowly avoiding the landfill. Lots of folks living downtown come to donate directly to here, and it receives items when other stores are too full of inventory to process new donations. You absolutely never know exactly what you're going to find, but I encourage you to give it a shot.

You will have to dig in the tables for things. These are from the stores and things donation centers think won't sell. You need gloves and I would suggest cloth because you will probably break other ones. David is great as his job and knows whats going on all the time. The regulars are great for the most part if your friendly. If you give people space you'll be fine. The shoes are hard to get so you need some practice but I got a pair of great shoes after awhile. Don't bring your kids because they just get in the way. If you do keep them with you at all times and don't let them drag stuff out. This is pay by the pound so read the sign on the wall for pricing. If you have a question ask but look for a manager or a cashier because the other employees are working to get items out. If you get yelled at its either that they tried to get your attention a few times or your not paying attention to your surroundings. Stop bringing your kids!!!!!!!

Love it! We always find lots goodies and the price is nice and cheap !! Only thing I suggest is bring a wagon or or some type cart or big bags, they have very few carts .

Spent almost a hour and a half and all my money, but had the best time finding all those treasures. Hubby had to drag me out.

This place is absolutely a mad house it's like Black Friday. Be careful you should wear leather gloves and atleast a p95 respirator. It's a stressful experience but you can find some treasure while avoiding elbows.

I like this place so much. I recommend always.

Girly pop I ain’t even lyin witchu I got some real nice shoes for the winter time and who wee mama were they nice. 10/10 baby, will come again, on my way!

1st these comments are cracking me up. Expecting 5 star service from literally an outlet of a thrift. That being said, I love the place and don't mind putting in the work to get .99 a pound for clothes. Like most places, come early and bring a bag to carry your treasures

First Timer! Fun place! Clothes by the pound. I read reviews before I took family. Hang on to your kids. They rotate bins and that is exciting to watch. Now I'm waiting for family eating my bologna sandwich in the truck.