London - Goodwill Community Store
HOURS
Monday
9AM - 8PM
Tuesday
9AM - 8PM
Wednesday
9AM - 8PM
Thursday
9AM - 8PM
Friday
9AM - 8PM
Saturday
9AM - 6PM
Sunday
10AM - 5PM
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About This Store
London thrift store shopping at Goodwill Community Store
If you’re dipping your toes into thrift shopping in London, the Goodwill Community Store is a spot worth checking out. This location is part of the well-known Goodwill chain, which many appreciate for its steady supply of used clothing, vintage items, and household goods. It’s a place where you can find a bit of everything, from everyday basics to quirky vintage pieces that catch your eye.
At this London thrift store, the selection is pretty varied. You’ll find racks of secondhand clothing ranging from casual wear to work-appropriate pieces. For those who like to hunt through furniture offerings, Goodwill often has small tables, chairs, and sometimes larger items that can be given a new life with a little DIY flair. Housewares and kitchen gadgets are also regular features, making it a good stop for anyone looking to outfit their home on a budget.
Books and media often show up here too, so if you enjoy flipping through used novels or digging for records, it’s worth a browse. What makes this London thrift store stand out is how consistent its turnover is. Goodwill stores tend to receive regular donations, meaning there’s always something fresh on the shelves. The vibe leans practical and community-oriented, which gives the shopping experience a laid-back, friendly feel.
For anyone in London who appreciates secondhand shopping, Goodwill Community Store offers a reliable stop. Whether you’re after vintage threads or just the thrill of a good thrift find, this spot fits nicely into the mix of local options. Just come ready to take your time — the fun here is in the search.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in London or visit the Goodwill Community Store website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
a month ago
Been to this location and the downtown one a few times and I must say they are MUCH better stores than their Red competitor. This store prices fairly, unlike the other guys.
a month ago
Had a minor misunderstanding that was handled quickly and efficiently way by the supervisor in charge. Too bad I didn't catch her name (1/30/26 about 5pm).
8 months ago
This Goodwill location stands out. The staff are helpful and cheery! The donation process is made very easy with a drive in and staff to help unload. Found lots of candles for a party here at very reasonable prices. Still shop here regularly for weddings and events.
3 months ago
I am at this location on a daily or every other day basis, it’s super close to my home and generally well organized and price. I’ve never really had a bad experience until last night Nov 28th around 6pm. I was in the store looking to buy a printer, I kindly asked the cashier for a piece of paper to test the print as it was listed for $30 and as is, she rudely said no scoffed at my husband. So I brought the printer to the front, and asked for a discount because 1. You won’t let me test it. 2. It’s missing a piece on the front. She says if it’s missing a piece she can’t sell it and she won’t do a discount, so I ask for the manager. Manager immediately says to let it go for $20, he leaves but she calls him back 2-3 times to confirm the price. Bc she can’t hear I guess. And then she asks if I have anything else in the cart I say no, she has the nerve to bend half way over the counter and look into my cart like I’m a thief. This was insane and Rudy’s from a cashier.
6 months ago
Consistently shopped at this location and it used to be so good. Recently I’ve noticed them getting a little out of hand with their pricing. Seen a really cute item I was excited about getting for my daughter’s room, only to realize they have a $50 price tag on it. It was a basket ! $50 for a fricken basket. I Was told they’ve been keeping up with eBay prices to combat the resellers. So because someone wants to re sell something even after goodwill gets their money for it, people who rely on thrift stores can’t get anything nice anymore at a thrift store price. Gross.
