San Antonio - Goodwill Store and Donation Station
HOURS
Monday
10AM - 8PM
Tuesday
10AM - 8PM
Wednesday
10AM - 8PM
Thursday
10AM - 8PM
Friday
10AM - 8PM
Saturday
10AM - 8PM
Sunday
10AM - 7PM
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About This Store
Goodwill Stores San Antonio: A Classic Spot for Thrift Shopping
Goodwill Store and Donation Station in San Antonio is a solid stop for anyone who enjoys thrift shopping or is dipping their toes into secondhand finds. As part of the well-known Goodwill chain, this location carries that familiar mix of used clothing, furniture, housewares, and even books. What’s nice about this place is how it reflects the typical Goodwill experience—affordable prices with the added bonus that purchases support local job training programs and community services. It’s more than just a thrift store; it’s an opportunity to shop consciously while snagging practical and sometimes vintage items.
The inventory here is pretty diverse. You’ll find racks of clothing that range from everyday basics to some retro pieces that catch the eye. Furniture is usually on hand, from small side tables to larger items like couches or dressers, making it a good spot for furnishing or refreshing a space on a budget. Housewares and kitchen tools tend to rotate often, so visiting regularly means you might catch that vintage Pyrex bowl or an interesting set of glassware. Plus, the book selection is decent for both casual readers and those who appreciate older editions or unique titles.
Shopping at Goodwill Stores San Antonio is straightforward and rewarding. The layout is easy to navigate, making it simple to browse without getting overwhelmed. For anyone getting into vintage or secondhand shopping in San Antonio, this Goodwill location gives a reliable mix of items and the chance to support community efforts. It’s not flashy or trendy—it’s just a solid thrift store that reflects the strengths of Goodwill’s mission and consistent inventory. Goodwill Stores San Antonio definitely deserves a spot on your list if you want a dependable thrift shopping experience that’s both practical and meaningful.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in San Antonio or visit the Goodwill Store and Donation Station website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
2 years ago
Very clean. The workers seem friendly. Prices are slightly higher than some of the thrift stores nearby, so it's worth coming back for an item once it goes on sale. It felt better stocked than most Goodwills but that's probably due to the prices and not moving items as quickly.
a month ago
Clean and organized, but inventory is meh. Smaller selection than other locations and little variety. They've got the basics, but no hidden treasures found on this trip.
3 weeks ago
Used to be reasonable and clean. Now it's just disappointing every time I visit. This may be my last. Prices are really high for junk. Good stuff is kept by staff and their friends, or sent to "Boutique" style Goodwills for even more mark up on items they get FREE. Asked them once about how they get their pricing when I saw a shelf I'd bought new at IKEA for $18 being sold used for $19 (crappy shelf btw and still $18 new at IKEA to this day). I was told they look up resale values online to price their items. Might want to watch out for price gouging. Check online before you buy. Not the first time this store has tried to sell something for more than it would cost brand new. Goodwill chill out! You're not Homegoods. You're a thrift shop with makeup on.
3 weeks ago
First of all, I love shopping at this store. I hope someone sees this review due to how I saw my daughter being treated by the donation worker this morning on 2/21/26. He was a male Hispanic man with longish hair, mid-life who came out. He had an accent which makes zero difference except that I hope he is identified and corrected for his rudeness. My daughter is a young adult and is moving- looking for boxes. She thought she'd ask a few places just in case. She went into the Goodwill on Quincy Lee and a nice woman told her to pull around and check around back. So we did. All they could say was no, right? Well, when we got to the back this man came out and my daughter rolled window down and said, " Hello sir, we were wondering if you perhaps had any left over cardboard boxes?" He stared at her sternly and said in a severe tone, " This is the DONATION place. Not the FREE place." At that point I said to explain, " Sir the lady inside at front said to check and go around the back . We just thought we'd ask " and he eplied, "Realllly? Thats what they say? (Rolls eyes ) We have NEVER give away free boxes. Neverr." He looked like he hated us absolutely. It hurt my feelings. Ok, well I pray someone talks to this man because kindness goes a long way in this world. Especially to the youth. Give an example to them on what that looks like. A simple, no we dont have any would have worked fine. There's no need to be hateful and hate-filled. What did it do but take less than five minutes of your time. Thank you.
4 months ago
One afternoon I watched the manager come out of the back and to signal to a friend of his in store that he was bringing out something good. I noticed this and attempted to get near the bin he was unloading only for him to pull the bin abruptly from me and proceeded to signal to a friend the item. Workers should not be able to have their friends come for merchandise. I wonder what else is kept from the public.
