Goodwill Bins in St. Petersburg

"Note that the Outlet is now open 7am-6pm !! What a great place to search for treasures, housewares, cleaning products, clothes, shoes, purses, suitcases, just about anything. I have found so many one-of-a kind- things by digging in the bins. Many shoppers bring cloth or plastic gloves to dig through the used items. Items are sold by weight so dresses and shirts go for about $1. Some people wear gloves because teaching in bina always brings surprises. Today i found a series of Christie's auction books, including an Extensive fine art book and sealed Classic cómics in impecable condition. Amid many things in which i have no interest, i found many brand name items today like Sketchers, Banana Republic, Cat and Jack, polo, Disney, Forever 21, Sperry, converse all stars, LLBean, Jones New York, Rugby University, and more. Leslie is a great worker. She's like a great mom: she's kind and helpful but when she needs to how the line, she's like mom. Lee is a great cashier who us parientes with me and always has a warm smile"

"This was a nice store. Clean, well organized, lots of merchandise. Fitting rooms available. Quite a bit of new merchandise also available. I didn’t realize this place had bins so I missed checking them out. Probably the best variety of shoes I’ve seen in a goodwill. It’s nice that they have their shoes organized by color."

"I recently visited the Goodwill Outlet in St. Petersburg, Florida, for the first time and found a few good items—so that was a win! However, I have to say I wasn’t a big fan of the deep crates they use instead of the usual blue rolling bins. Those deep crates are tough to dig through, and they can really be hard on your back. It’s just not as convenient. Honestly, I think all Goodwill Outlet stores should stick with the blue rolling carts—they make way more sense and are so much easier to work with. Overall, I’d give this location a 3 out of 5."

"2 Words- THRIFT. HAUL. If you come to this Goodwill location in St. Pete, you’re bound to find some goodies. It’s a huge store with so many treasures to be found, in a nice area. It’s so big there’s the initial part of the store where you enter/exit, and then there’s a whole extra room to walk into- and it’s not really a room, it’s like warehouse size. They have everything to shop for- clothes, shoes, stuffed animals, kitchenware, furniture, other household items, ties, belts, holiday decor and much more. I was really impressed with the selection of women’s shoes- basically 4 whole, full racks. I would say most Goodwills are more “expensive” nowadays, but that word is subjective as it’s more like items cost $6-7 or $10 instead of only a few bucks. It’s not quite as amazing of deals as it was, but still really really affordable. And if you have a rewards number you can get half off on the colored tag of the week, which also can be really clutch for savings. This store was clean, well-oraganized and well-kept for a Goodwill. Timothy that checked us out at the register was just a darling. Definitely keeping this spot on my list of thrifts to come back to."