Metairie - Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana
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Monday
9AM - 8PM
Tuesday
9AM - 8PM
Wednesday
9AM - 8PM
Thursday
9AM - 8PM
Friday
9AM - 8PM
Saturday
9AM - 8PM
Sunday
10AM - 6PM
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About This Store
Shopping at Metairie Goodwill Stores
If you’re into thrift shopping around Metairie, the Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana location is definitely worth a look. This Metairie Goodwill Stores spot is part of the well-known Goodwill chain, which means the focus is on affordable used clothing, housewares, and a wide range of everyday essentials. It’s the kind of place where you can pull together whole outfits from vintage tees and gently used denim, or hunt for quirky home décor items that add character to your space.
At this Metairie Goodwill Stores location, you’ll find more than just clothes. Furniture pieces turn up here regularly — think dressers, chairs, and occasional tables — often with that worn-in charm that vintage lovers appreciate. Plus, the housewares section features everything from kitchen gadgets to lamps, making it easy to pick up secondhand items that are still perfectly functional. Books and media round out the selection, so it’s a good spot to browse for some affordable reads or a classic vinyl record.
What’s great about this Goodwill thrift store in Metairie is how it supports the community while making thrift shopping accessible. The chain is known for its mission-driven approach, so every purchase helps fund job training and employment programs in the area. It feels good to shop here knowing you’re contributing to a local cause while getting quality secondhand goods. The store is well-organized and the inventory changes regularly, so visiting often is a smart move if you want to catch the best items.
If thrift shopping is your thing, this Metairie Goodwill Stores location provides a steady stream of interesting finds without the chaos you sometimes get at smaller, independent thrift stores. It’s a solid, reliable choice when you want to browse used clothing or pick up vintage-inspired pieces, and it’s easy to spend a couple of hours digging through the racks and shelves. Whether you’re refreshing your wardrobe or sprucing up your home, it’s a spot to keep on your radar.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Metairie or visit the Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
a year ago
Today I went shopping at Goodwill. The store was clean & organized . Miss Gloria was nice & helpful. I ❤️ ❤️ denim, rain boots & a white shirt. I found all of these items & much more. There are some great prices there. all of my GREEN TAGS were 50% off. Wow! I saved a lot of money. I really enjoyed this store& recommend others to check them out. 👍
a week ago
I stopped in for the first (and only) time on 3/4/26 and immediately found (what appeared to be) a nearly new novelty Hawaiian sport coat, which I immediately purchased. There appeared to be a lot of clothing, but what I'd really come for was small appliances and mirrors, and perhaps some picture frames. The housewares section was sparse and very picked-over. There was hardly anything on the shelves, and what was there was junk (IMHO). There were no small appliances. There were no mirrors. There were a couple of bed frames, but no other furniture. The prices seemed quite high, which now seems typical of Goodwill stores. Sad. There was a lady ahead of me in line who seemed to have made some score purchases---an entire basket full of clothing for $40, and another lady with a pretty, and new-looking, bedspread, so seems like they did ok, but I thought this store was a bust and I won't be back.
2 months ago
This Goodwill is close to my job so I poke my head in frequently to look for stuff. Because I'm in here often, I notice a lot of things about this location. The store goes weeks without restocking some sections and employees get an attitude when you ask about it. Which is strange because their back room is packed to the top with donations. Employees take up to an hour to finish clothing racks and are often wearing donated clothes from the back so you can't tell if they're an employee or customer shopping from rack. Speaking of which, employees will tell some customers they can't shop from racks but let their friends do it. Very easy way to get a discrimination lawsuit. This store also pulls out and prices items they cannot legally sell. They tried to sell a used case of weed killer which is illegal in Louisiana without a pesticide license from the state for a business to sell. I contacted them to report this location. Corporate management needs to audit this location badly and get rid of existing store management. They are likely losing tons of money from the restocking issues alone.
5 months ago
It had very nice things I was coming from out of state and decided to stop ! I witnessed the manager slam the door from the back of the store and she came out verbally attacking an elderly woman with her service animals kicking tbem out and screaming at her. The woman’s daughter got involved and she started taunting the daughter telling her to fight her etc it was a very frighting and unpleasant experience for me NO MANAGER SHOULD ACT THAT UNPROFESSIONAL! She was being racist and discriminated that poor lady and her service dogs! That is a violation of her rights ! And a damn good lawsuit for her! So if I was y’all I would deal with that manager immediately! I will not be coming back to that store !!!!!!!!!!!
a year ago
I've been going into this store for a month now and I'm amazed they're making any money. Every Sunday, they pull old clothes and items off the shelves that aren't selling and take WEEKS to replenish the stock that was removed. This leaves the entire store looking empty with tons of open spaces on the racks. A large reason it takes weeks to refill the store is it seems like employees will only restock one section a day and leave the rest of the store derelict. The men's section and children's section have both been almost barren for multiple weeks. This store has quite a lot of donations piled up in the back with tons being left every day. There's no excuse to not have the shelves and racks full other than complete laziness. Speaking of which, employees will spend literally hours pulling empty hangers into a cart or bring out a single rack of clothes then take 30 minutes to put it up. They will spend hours talking to one another with no sense of urgency. Sometimes the floor will be devoid of employees except for a single cashier because they're all mingling in the back and talking. One employee in particular, a white male with glasses and curly hair, spends 75% of his time talking to girls out of his age range and talking to employees about customers he doesn't like. Out of all the employees there, he's by far the laziest. District management needs to visit this location badly and make the employees here do some work.
