Goodwill Houston Select Stores 215 West 20th Street, Houston, TX 77008

"Been coming to this location for a few years. Staff is awesome. Way too overpriced these days. Not worth it anymore."

"Edit to add: I was here today and employees were 100% pulling all red tags out. That’s the color of the week. I know because I looked through a rack that I thought were new items, only to be told that it wasn’t and that I couldn’t shop from it. I asked if I could look through it to see if I could find the matching bottoms to my pjs and the employee said yes but not to tell the manager. I was looking through the rack and it was all red tags. I asked the employee if they were pulling red tags out because they’re 50% off today and they said they were just pulling out stuff “that’s been here for months” HOW SAD I’ve shopped at this goodwill for over 15 years. Lots has changed, but I have always enjoyed coming here. Prices had always been good across the board, nothing too hiked up. Until recently, I noticed shoes for over $30 and shirts for $50. It wasn’t a lot of pieces, but enough to notice. But, what really is upsetting is, I noticed that whatever the color of the week is, there never are any items with that color tag. At first, I thought I was just there too late in the week, so I went on a Sunday, first day of the new color discount. I went in at 10 am. The color was green. I noticed a lot of orange tags, which was the color the previous week and a lot of yellow tags, which were the color the week before that. But only found ONE green tag on some jeans I liked. I go to check out and I asked if my jeans received the discount and the cashier pointed out that the hang tag was green, but the plastic tag was orange and the hang tag read “orange” at the bottom. So, my green tag was actually an orange tag so I didn’t get a discount. So, I went through the jeans again, and I didn’t find any tags that were actually green. I went to the women’s shirts, the dresses, same thing…picked things at random, didn’t go through every single piece, but still very suspicious. Then I headed to the kids section and boom! I found some ACTUAL green tags and they were actually things I needed. There were two employees in the same aisle as me and one of them said “look at all the green tags she has” and asked if I was going to buy them and I said I was.. which was strange… as I walked away, I thought I heard her say that someone missed those. Either way, I get to the counter and by this time, there was a different cashier. She rang me up and when my total wasn’t what I expected, I said to her that my items were on sale and showed her the green plastic tags and she told me they GO BY THE HANG TAG! And to make matters worse, I got a dress that was marked $1.99 and she charged $4.99 and I pointed it out and she said it was marked wrong and dresses were actually 4.99. Which is funny because I’ve noticed they label things as dresses that aren’t dresses before and charge 4.99 for them, but I never pick up. This one said infant dress $1.99. Anyway, I walked out super annoyed. Something is going on here."

"A classic Goodwill experience. Not as big as some locations I’ve seen, but I wouldn’t classify it as small. It is fairly organized and has quite a few items to choose from. If extreme thrift is what you’re going for, this is the place to come."

"This place has built my CD collection. The customer is good the selection is varied. The store is always clean. Be prepared to brave a crowd ample parking located-next to a Kroger.."