Goodwill of Southern Nevada

The staff is excellent here. I have much affection for this store. Its walkable to me so I have been coming every week or so for the past 2 years. I have a pretty good eye and find things you wouldn’t believe.
I bought my couch there for 60 dollars. Its gorgeous and came from a historic casino on strip. Probably from the suite because it also has a bed in it. I asked them to throw in a giant stuffed domo doll with it because why not and they did. :)
I have found crystal, gorgeous vintage china ware, designer clothes all day. Vintage native american art, huge framed canvases begging to be repurposed, wicker chairs from pier 1 for 1.99 each.
They have a pretty large variety of silk flowers and the like. One day i went in to see a whole rack of london fog jackets of all sorts.
I have bought really lovely hardwood children’s toys in perfect condition. Really large pillow selection great for patio chairs, parlour chairs, create a day bed look in a guest room/​office. Love random pillows!
And the staff is excellent. Really work as a team and are fun and happy. The managers are quick and friendly but keep it real. I have spent more money than id like to admit at this store. I am just one of those who get a thrill from finding a good deal.
If you are like me this is a good stop on a thrifting day out.
Its also located next to a catholic charity thrift store. Check this store out too! Especially if you are on the hunt for nothing in particular. That one is very eccentric and garbs of fun!

When you’re looking for a crock pot and all the places big and clean and the selection is vast and white call not the pricing is god awful. The wrestling, for the same exact price is it was sold brand new at the retail store. Their stuff is clean and nice however I think they forget that they are thrift store and out of retail store like Walmart or Target. So that is second hand hand me downs however they sell it at retail pricing. I love this election it’s just unfortunate is that they are selling it at retail price if I wanted to buy brand new, without having to sound cheap, I would go to the retail stores sales and purchase it I’m. Mostly disappointed about the non feeling of a thrift store environment I guess more of a retail chain. The other customers shopping for items were pleasant

So I’ve been to this location multiple times and it’s always a treasure hunt as I’ve found some terrific items for a few bucks. Who can argue with that? I love finding a name brand item that is in great shape!
Case in point, on a previous visit I snagged an awesome pair of Polo Ralph Lauren cargo shorts for $ 4! They were gently worn and probably cost at least $ 75 – 80 when new. Score! Also got a sweet camel colored suede sports jacket for $ 7; real sharp and barely worn.
The t-​shirt section for men is really large, but you may find your shoulders getting sore sorting through hundreds of shirts with mixed up sizes on a higher rack, but it’s worth it. Part of the fun is in the hunt and you never know what treasure you might discover.
The store is somewhat dingy with an occasional odd smell wafting through, but guess what, it’s Goodwill, what do you expect?

Just an awful location… tons of people… one cashier… items thrown everywhere by mid-morning…ugh. i didn’t find one thing i wanted to buy… but my hubby found a cool vintage pyrex measuring cup. we lived just down the street from this location years ago, but this was my first visit inside.

Ok prices and variety of clothes at the location. Ok prices as in this store is a little more pricey then other good wills. But Nice area, and friendly workers. Generally organized. The only thing is that it’s a little dirty in the store and they do sell a lot of things that are WORN out so you have to look carefully at what you are buying. But if you can fond the diamond jn the rock then this place is like a gold mine. They need to get rod of the old used items. Ex. I’ll see used as F shoes on the rack, something you will find in the trash can or something you will find buried in dirt. I know its a second hand shop and all but some things are meant to be just thrown out and shouldn’t be given another chance. I give this place a 3 star.

If I could give them a negative star rating, I would. The manager and whomever the other lady was that was «helping» me were just the rudest people. I had TRIED to return a product and they said, sorry, you have to call this number in order to do anything like that. AND you WILL NOT get your money back, it will just be exchange or store credit… WHO THE HELL wants to have 180 bucks in store freaking credit. She was horribly rude and inconsiderate. I couldn’t stand talking to her. I wish I never spent my hard earned money there or bought anything in the past. This place is such a rip off and they take your money. I will never be going back into a goodwill again.

I love this Goodwill! The staff is great, they have lots of sales and I always leave happy. My dad and I go every Wednesday, it’s basically became a weekly thing since it’s been open and I like to shop the weekends.

male and female clothes all mixed in the same rack

I’m a regular Goodwill shopper and this was my first visit to this location and overall I was not impressed. The store has a strange layout. The front entrance is a huge bare space save for two rounders filled with both men’s and women’s clothing. Not sure why they were there. Anyway, the store’s racks were so over stuffed with clothing I could not separate each item to shop. My arm got seriously tired from forcibly pushing clothing back so I could see each item. After about 20 minutes I gave up, it was frustrating.
Lastly, the employees here are kind of annoying. On the day I visited, several were loudly joking with one another and practically yelling at each from across the selling floor so customers could hear every word. Sorry I don’t come to Goodwill to listen to employees complaining about work schedules or when one is taking a lunch break. A little chatter is fine, but this was way out of control and bordered on being obnoxious. Obviously there was no supervisor on duty (It was a Sunday). Maybe I caught this store on a bad day, but I’m in no rush to shop here again.

Actually a great store and not bad for the prices found a bayern munich scarf brand new for 2.99 and it was from Germany and found some new items at a great price

Excellent store. This is by far the best Goodwill store in the area. There is lots of inventory and it is nicely organized. Lots of great deals.
Karen signed us up for the VIP program, which allows us to find out about sales early, allows us in the store before normal hours, and gave us a $ 5 coupon.
We will definitely be back to this location.

For person that I am I do not shop so normally I do have to ask were things are all time customer service here is very bad.

Whenever you go to a thrift store, there’s usually one section that shines: here, it’s the shoes. Not everything was gold, but there were several like-​new brand name shoes for low prices, and the majority of shoes were in good condition and not too out of date in terms of style. Lots of business wear shoes and a surprising selection of boots, too.
Rest of the store was kind of lackluster. Large kid’s clothing section, more to the men’s department than I usually see at places like this, and tons of kitchenware, but most of it was straight out of an 80s garage sale. If you need a fondue set, you’ll find a few to pick from though.
Women’s clothing area has some good finds, and all items were clean. The Loft, Cost Plus World Market, and Anne Taylor brands were present, and a lot of dated and faded off-​brand shirts. Pricing is a bit odd: some items were reasonable ($ 1 – 5 per clothing item seems about right IMO) but a $ 30 dress was a bit odd to find.
Heads up, the women’s clothing looks unorganized but all the sizes seem to be mixed together, which was such a headache I stopped looking.

This Goodwill is huge compared to the Ft Apache location. While I was only concerned with $.99 tags Monday when I went, I did find a pair of pants, pair of shorts and an awesome pair of good condition heels! All for $ 3.00! Bargain! I can say that their dress selection was way out dated and mixed in with the prom dresses and wedding dresses and anything else that needs to hang up high. So I like how Ft Apache seperates them. But I love that I don’t have to give dirty looks because I have to go two rows down to get to the end of the row I want to be in, to the rude people that consume the entire skinny isle like Ft Apache. Next time I go it will browse more and see if there digs are better.

When you gotta cut some wedding budget corners, décor is what’s gonna take a hit so I decided to try my luck at thrifting for some simplest of things — vintage old picture frames and old hard bound books for a shabby chic look.
This store is central and really busy for a weekday afternoon. It’s large and I can’t speak for selection of all the things, but for me the frames were a bust and the books weren’t too great. A lot of it were romance, old cookbooks and everyones copy of 50 Shades of Grey and Twilight.
I found only 2 bound books to the price of $ 3 which isn’t terribly bad. The lady at the register was super nice.
Like all Goodwills, depends on the demographics of what you may get there. Perhaps I should go to neighborhoods near senior homes for a chance at really old books grammies been hoarding. It’s not terrible, but it’s not the best so I’ll smack dab this store real middle of the road for thrifting.

Do not even waste your time coming here. They have a large selection but it is all over priced ESPECIALLY for being a good will. You can honestly find better deals at Walmart. If you do happen to find something you want, make sure it is with it because the line being 45 minutes long was not an exaggeration.
This would be a great location if they lowered their prices. It’s even 3x more expensive then other goodwill locations.

Simple clean, friendly staff but the selection is not that great

Clean, organized as usual, customer service lacks personality.
Needing to kill one entire hour, I decided to drop by this location and see what it was like. I’ve been to 2 other Goodwill locations in town and they’re WAY over priced but I had the the time to kill so, why not!
Found a couple books worth considering but passed bc I’m still weary making purchases from Goodwill Stores. I literally walked around the store browsing for 30 mins holding the books contemplating if I was going to purchase them.
I read something on the internet about how a huge chunk of the money made by GW goes to the head honcho and not so much funding their «programs». Usually, I don’t judge anything based on what I read on the internet but it was a pretty reliable article.
Regret not buying the books– oh well.