Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana 2435 O'Neal Lane, Baton Rouge, LA 70816

"It was really nice but when I saw so shoes in the back of the store I asked the dude if there are for sell but he said that the tag was not on it and they would hold it for me for tomorrow but when I went there were nowhere in the store"

"Prices are up up up. People will smile and say hello but if you ask for help you will regret it. The answer is a frown and a no for most questions."

"Can sometimes find really cute stuff but the employees wouldn't let us try on 2 tops because they were closing soon. When I worked retail we didn't think customer service stopped before closing time but maybe that's a company policy?"

"Store was really clean, well organized. Workers were patient and helpful. Some things may be a little overpriced, but I just put those things back on the shelf and kept on shopping... No biggie. Overall, nice store, I can't wait to go back."

"Absolutely the most ridiculously priced Goodwill (or thrift store in general) I have ever been to (and I’ve been to many)! This Goodwill location has the most outrageous prices and I am truly in utter shock every time I’ve gone in and seen the prices. Like, it’s laughable. Someone else left in their review that the employees who price things take it way too personally, as if these are their personal belongings. I couldn’t agree more with this. The workers pricing the items seem for some insane reason to be attached and possessive of the items. It’s even more hilarious when you remember that these items were DONATED for FREE to the store. This is not Pottery Barn, nor is it an antique/vintage/consignment shop. Unlike those types of stores, they don’t pay a cent for these items they are charging ridiculous prices for. I am a customer of the Goodwill locations on Burbank, College and Coursey multiple times a week and have friendships with employees at each of those locations. It makes me very sad that on the few and far between occasions that I do stop by the O’Neal location I have repeatedly found that (1) the prices are laughably outrageous and (2) the customer service is awful. I have met ONE employee who actually was responsive and kind to me, and she only started working there within the last month. I can’t even imagine the idea of one of the other Baton Rouge locations charging the amount that O’Neal does on literally anything in the store. I love supporting Goodwill because I know they enable individuals with disabilities and other impairments to work and have support, but I don’t see how this location alone can begin to justify the ridiculous prices and rude, boastful attitudes of 99% of their employees. And I am well aware I’m not the only one who thinks this!"