Great place to find cheaper clothes. Better than the overpriced things you can get at Crossroads down the street

Awesome found ten red tagged items. Got them for 1.49 or 1.99 a piece and two things for 0.99. Plus pink snakeskin shoes for 9.99 and a Japanese teapot for 5.99. Spent 36$ total on 14 or 15 items. Ima good shopper!!

Helpful staffVaried and good quality options

Clean, well organized, good prices. Not a bad selection either, considering the limited space. Friendly, very helpful staff at this location too!

Mini-goodwill in the heart of U-district. Small, but well stocked vintage, clothing and home good finds.

University Goodwill is a nice and affordable place. The store is very clean and the employees are super nice.

Definitely the smallest Ive ever been in, probably the coolest. Definitely didnt have a goodwill vibe. Pretty cool

Workers seem nice, but this store literally has nothing good. Im pretty sure the workers get first pick on every clothing shipment, too. The selection is very limited, old, and the prices are expensive for a Goodwill. If you can, just go somewhere else.

Wow! The most unfriendly, unhelpful people working here, theyd just as well not have you come in at all. Well, News Flash-you have a Job because people come in and buy things!Its very small, mostly clothes, which seems unnecessary since there are at least two other thrift or vintage clothing stores right next to this store. And their prices are way high.Dont waste your time!If youre up for a 15 minute drive, The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Shoreline is really great, good prices, helpful friendly team, and they usually have 50% off everything in the store the last weekend of each month!

Amazing customer service. Great selection. Actually too great.

Good selection of womens clothes but prices are a bit high.

Great selection, abit higher prices in downtown.

I hate Goodwill as a principle that hes getting rich off of giving itemsbut I do love that they have what we need and that its being reused instead of going to the trash

Decent selection at great prices!

Get anything lots and lots some new stuff to. it just depends on what day u go there different deals each day grrraet place.new pumas 10 bucks tees to.

Has good collection . At Ave and 47th junction. I guess they have good collection of clothes mainly

Great little goodwill boutique on the Ave ❤

Its nice, selection rotates often, prices arent crazy. During quarantine, they only allow 20 people in at a time, so sometimes you have to wait outside for a few minutes, no big deal honestly.

Ive found several cute shirts and active wear at this location. Friendly staff, great customer service.

This goodwill is a bit different than the ones I have been to before. They have days where all of one colored tag is 1.79 or something along those lines. Id go every time and get something like a pan, french press, blender etc. I didnt really buy clothing, but GREAT to find stuff for the kitchen or to furnish on a whim.

Pretty good selection, clean. Organization is a little strange, seems to be organized with better quality items in some areas but it is inconsistent. Staff is helpful and you can try on clothes in the back. I know its for charity, but prices are pretty high, sometimes more expensive than what it would be new. I feel like they are trying to match prices of the nearby consignment shops who have a different model of buying clothes from customers.

Goodwill Seattle is so corrupt it’s unbelievable. The prices and selection here are ridiculous. They are praised for being non profit, but the people at the top know their workers are being harassed, and collect money and get a raise anyway. This store is no different. Picking donated clothing from the underprivileged and selling it just as high as curated vintage stores in the area is not helping the economy of our city. Goodwill is the next wal Mart masked under the umbrella of service “giving people jobs”. If you’re heard they’re a sham, you’re right. So much power at the top it’s disgusting.

A fantastic Goodwill where you can find a ton of great stuff that presumably has been left behind by UW students moving out of their apartments. I’ve found tons of great stuff ranging from electronics, to kitchenware, to Mariners sports paraphernalia.

Curated to the 5th degree. Don’t expect regular goodwill prices. Insider staff pick over everything and ship it out to sell it online. A good place to find gently used items I guess, but don’t expect this thrift store for bargains.

It was ok. I wish they had more t shirts to choose from

I have to say my visit to this Good Will was amazing . Parker, a sales associate, was a great help and told me good tip about black tags being 50% off if they have been there longer than a month.Also they have amazing brands there and great deals.

Its a boutique style goodwill due to the limited square footage inside. This means many of their items are hand picked for higher quality or aimed toward college students since its on the Ave and the prices reflect that. Sometimes there are good finds, but it wont be as cheap as some other goodwill locations in the area.

The Goodwill U-District tends to have really nice clothes. I think it has something to do with all the students living there. It can get a little crowded at times - especially on the weekend. And it definitely lacks in the furniture department. But overall its a well run Goodwill with an EXCELLENT vintage section on the second floor.

I didnt do anything here other than drop off some donations. But the donation experience was very quick and easy. The donation bin is right inside the front door to your right. We just brought in our stuff, dropped it in the bin and they gave us a donation receipt. In and out. Great setup.

Really good selection of stuff. They need more dressing rooms -- they were full the entire time I was there (I was able to make it in once, but you can only bring 5 items in with you and I had more I wanted to try on) and I ended up trying on shirts over my own shirt because the dressing rooms had such long lines. The staff is friendly and the items they have for sale and the prices are great, though!

Very convenient location, but its incredibly overpriced for a thrift store and will always be picked over due to its location. Staff seems nice enough and its clean but good luck finding a reason to buy anything that is left. More often than not its still worth your time to head to a further out location for not only better prices, but items you dont have to settle for.Note: if you have a large backpack they will ask you to take it off and they will hold it behind the counter, that doesnt negativly impact my rating but just a heads up

I’m sure that Good Will dies some good-somewhere. Their coorperate image suggests otherwise. I tried to donate items recently and was turned away because they were “not good enough”. Really? I’m supposed to donate new stuff?This is especially true of the Capitol Hill location. I’ve found more worthy-less picky places to donate.

Nice goodwill with a good selection of mens and womens clothes. The household goods/electronics section is small but fast turn over of items. No furniture section.

This is such a great goodwill for young people! they have a great selection of clothes and Activewear but they also have great electronics and home goods. I got a $200 sewing machine for $40! everything is clean and organized and the shop people are friendly. I didnt see much furniture there but there was one really nice mahogany wooden shelf for 24 dollars

Pretty good deals most of the time. Great place to hunt for costumes or themed event outfits. Got a nice 80s outfit here

Nice spot for decent second hand gear. Very small though, so selection is very limited.

Perfect store if youre looking for more of consignment-like organization and feel. Definitely less volume of items than other Goodwills, but in my opinion, it makes for a more pleasant experience since some of the paring down has already been done for you.

High end of Goodwill resides here. No kids appearal, but a large retro section upstairs and upon entry there is a nice size table of designer items. If you are in the market for searching for something special, make sure to stop in here.

Do not waste your time here. They have complete junk compared to what they used to carry and prices are higher then in the dept stores. The management is horrendous, they do not bother actually talking to customers when you have a problem but call from the office upstairs, guess the long walk down the stairs is too much effort for a customer that is looking to drop a lot of money. This store has gone way down hill. They have lost a good repeat customer that spends a ton of money.

Go here if you wanna be harassed by some wannabe hipsters into giving up your bag. Not to mention the employees look like extras from orange is the new black. Ridiculous policy considering the largest demographic of customers is students. Just cause a few homeless people take some clothes to stay warm through the winter....shame

Very organized and clean. Great options and good vintage. Wouldnt recommend it to people of a larger size, not many choices from what I could see but they cant really control this.

It has a good selection of decent clothing and the back has odds and ends of home and bath and such. Really small, tight aisles, a lady was walking right next to me and staring at me to move out of the way so she could look at something... Or she worked there and thought I was trying to steal a T-shir, and if thats the case then they need to hire new security.

The worst Goodwill in town. Small, over priced and a staff that is indifferent at best.

The selection really isnt as good as the other good will locations. Its a smaller store, and about half the store is dedicated to broken electronics and old cds. That being said, its Good Will, so you cant expect much more, and you can find great deals on name brands. Probably worth your effort to just go to a different location

$4 for 2 pairs of socks! A little up there dont you think. Very good quality second hand items, and some new.

It was great! They have great prices on Monday. You must come over and check out..

4.5 Stars- Small, clean, and unique, high quality items (for clothes, also a bit pricier) with a vintage boutique-feel. Not a lot of furniture or books, but very cute selection of clothes, shoes, vast cds, and friendly staff. Would come again!

Great selection of clothes, not much as far as kitchen items. Prices seem a little high compared to other thrift stores. Definitely worth the visit.

Decent selection of clothes and fair prices. Emilio, one of the employees, is very helpful and always cheerful. He always greets you when you come in and is always happy to help you with anything you need.

Most of the staff are real nice and you can sometimes find some great treasures for crazy cheap. But most of there knicknacks, home and electronics are waayyy overpriced. Luckily I dont usually go for that stuff. Also it was extra dusty this last time.

Probally the smallest and most expensively priced good will I have ever been to. This goodwill gives you the impression that whoever it is that is marking the prices are not aware that majority of their inventory is donated. There is no reason to mark at retail prices, there are several neighboring thrift exchange stores that use the platos cloest business model that are much more accommodate in their pricing.

My favorite place to find a new outfit and the staff is always a joy to see. They have a color tag system with corresponding discounts and every Monday the chosen color is 1.79! I love goodwill ❤

Incredible stock. A little pricier than most goodwills, but still very reasonable. Excellent staff.

Good daily deals. Hint: best sale is typically on Mondays. Dressing room situation is not good though, sometimes the wait is too long and its hard to buying wnd hand if you never tried it on.

Every time I walk up in this store, I find something. theyre always giving out discounts on certain days. theyre helpful people, and every other customer that Ive interacted with has been absolutley lovely.

Great customer service!! Went in looking for a specific thing and was in a hurry. When i asked one of the employees she immediately stopped what she was doing to help me.

Not bad for such a small store. Decent pricing, and theyll let you donate pretty much anything that isnt junk.

Small but that have a decent selection. No kids stuff I think because of the location-primarily for college students I think

Rather small, therefore not a big selection.

Pretty nice goodwill. I love that the vintage items are separated into their own section!

Fairly small, but good selection of athletic clothes, kitchen stuff, and electronics.

Ive found some neat things in here. It can be kind of expensive, but they do have specials depending on the day of the week, which can take 10 to 20 percent off. Ask about the student discount.

Small store but they have a really friendly staff!

This Goodwill U District feels like a second home. The highlight of the store is definitely the staff. Employees are always quick to answer a question or show you a funny thing thats come in that day. Ive found a solid portion of my wardrobe at this Goodwill and at really reasonable prices. Some of my favorite finds come from the vintage section, which is very cheap compared to Red Light or other nearby vintage stores.I love shopping at Goodwill U District because the prices are consistently lower than Buffalo Exchange when many of the items are comparable. I have seen really high quality stuff like Chrome, Timbuk2, and Alchemy Goods bags for really cheap, and stuff from Lululemon, Free People, and Anthropologie regularly. I have also found awesome vintage Pyrex bowls and super super cheap art supplies.There are occasions where a price seems a bit off, but when youre pricing items from literally every other store that exists, I get that sometimes youll miss a stain or not be familiar enough with a brand to price it accurately. Thats when you ask a staff member and if they agree the price is a mistake, they will work with you.Their annual designer accessory sale is the main place Ive amassed my giant and unnecessary collection of vintage Dooney and Bourke and Coach purses. It happens every March and has some really cool stuff.Overall, a great store with great staff and amazing deals.

Nice staff, pretty decent price with student discount

They need to work on cleaning the shoes before they resell them. Found nasty amounts of dirt stuck to the bottoms and the shoes smelled like dirty socks. I understand that its all dontations but they could work on their presentation a quality of the clothes.

Its a good place with good deals, but quite a bit smaller than other goodwill stores.

I had such a wonderful time! The man working was very gracious in helping me find some items id found yesterday but had to put a cpl back till I got paid today. It was a really neat place, maNy vintage things and like-new or brand new. Betsy Johnson flowery lace-up back corset-style outerwear top with a bustle on the back, woW! And a fractional cost compared to its ebay used sister-item. Amazing fun nice trendy cool people that dont mind helping or if they do, isure couldnt tell. I bought 2items yesterday and went back this morning to buy 2more. Treasures galore! !! Thank you Goodwill U-district. You all please be amazingly blessed for the kindness and gracious hospitality shown to me while working a busy store keeping it looking great. You men deserve a pay raise- Or just a really tremendous life. Thank you, Tasha

Small, but you can find some good clothes here.

Not The Typical Goodwill that Im used to- Its super organized and had really fun and really hipster-y items

Small shop, small selection, but good finds for students on the Ave.

This location has a really good selection of name brand clothing & shoes. I think the building itself is a lil small, but its upstairs/downstairs.

Very helpful staff, I always do my donations here

One of my favorite Goodwill spots. This one is small, but packs in a good vintage section, plus a lot of seemingly unworn name brands.

Always find amazing items here. Prices are good too!

The store is not as big as most other Goodwills, but it does have a decent selection and the staff there have always been very friendly when I have shopped there. The locations is also great, lots of other stores and great places to eat.

Small store but the staff are extremely courteous & helpful. Sales are fun.

Ave Gwill is best Gwill. Its pretty small, but they must filter the donations thar get stocked here, because this outlet has some premium finds.

The place has a decent selection but is completely over priced. The cashier was incredibly rude and even charged me for an item I did not purchased. When I went back to ask her about it she just gave me more attitude. Oi vey, be on guard with this one...

This is quite a bit smaller than other area Goodwill stores. Most of the focus is on clothing, with a tiny section for housewares and furniture. You can still pick up some gems here, though!

Mostly cloths, some electronics, no furniture. All good stuff.

A lot of clothes and interesting random stuff

Its worth the time to hunt for something great. Nice staff.

20% off for students and veterans on Wednesday! Staff is always nice :)

A really nice Goodwill. I enjoy their sales and electronic

You can find some really good brand name clothing at this one.

A good place for common hardware and kitchenware. Some nice audio speakers too.

On the small side but can find great deal and lots of trendy clothing.

Pleasant staff n great selection

Cute boutique Goodwill store. Not a huge selection.

Great for college-type clothing and accessories as it is the main hub for UW student donations!

Very small Goodwill. Limited selections but super convenient for those living in the university district.

An excellent store all around, with nice, helpful staff, great clothes, and a wide variety. It being one of the smallest Goodwills, though, the actual number of products is somewhat low, despite their diversity.

Collection not that great, staff v cool

Good place for the size, nothing for kids because it is by the University.

Hit or miss, and more expensive than others I have been to. Takes advantage of the kids in the area who cant travel easily to get a better deal.

All kinds of cool things. I find it hard to not buy everything. The staff are very friendly, too.

Its okay for household items. However I have never found clothing here other than t-shirts. But then again Im not a teenager or college student.

Excellent after Christmas sale. Good cause!

Too Expensive! I found a headphones with no price tag on it and the manager want to charge me like $39.99 for it... I know its the expensive one but come on, its thrift shop. How about when its unexpectedly broken?