Goodwill Bins in San Luis Obispo

"Its my favorite 'thrift' store ive ever been to. I'm not sure about now- but years ago they used to sell cars at this location. My Grandfather actually bought a few for a GREAT price!! Staff was always friendly and helpful. Big bins to dig through for hours and filled with different clothing every two or three days. Its beautiful."

"If you're looking to thrift, I'd suggest sticking with the regular Goodwill locations, not this 'outlet'. This location is just a section of their main warehouse made into a makeshift storefront. It's a collection of pallet bins and folding tables with product dumped in by the truck load, thrown on the floor by inconsiderate customers, then left there because there's only 1 employee left to man the register and entire store alone. Absolutely no organization of clothes. Books are thrown in a giant bin with no regard of the damage they could sustain, and you cant see 90% of the buried ones underneath."

"Always a treasure hunt but so worth it. Proceeds from sales support employment and education. Item prices are not marked on many items but all items are priced at checkout. ( Most things are one to $10.) Don't haggle it is always worth the price asked. Clothes by the pound. Example of some of the items purchased. Wood Chipper works and looked new Retail $1100 Paid $100. Prada bag (real) Retail $1680 Paid $5. Pepsi vending machine Retail $4600 Paid $50 + New lock. Kirby Vacuums Retail (Could my get a firm retail price) but I got it for $10. Always worth stopping and shopping!"

"This is a goodwill outlet where all the rejected items from other goodwill stores end up mostly. They sell clothes by $2.xx /pound. All items with a sticker is NOT actual price, bring to counter and the sales clerk will discount even further. Found pairing knives were .25 each, sporting good items were $1, wii games $1, tons of great finds & deals. Most clothing will require digging as its in multiple mountain piles. Very unique and most awesome goodwill you'll ever go to."