Goodwill - Marysville - Marysville, OH

Amy R.

Plenty of parking and dedicated handicapped spots. The layout seemed a little odd; you had to walk through clothes to get to the nick neck area. The aisle seems a little tight; 2 carts would have trouble passing each other. The prices seemed fair, not overpriced. The people at the checkouts were polite.

Brian D.

So, I never use to like Goodwill because I didn't want other people's stuff. But I'm all about saving money now. And the things I buy I don't use that much anyways. Way cheaper than buying new. Picked me up a nice pair of shorts for $5, and some shoes that don't look like they were worn twice for $6. For $11, I'm ready for Florida. Nice store, simple layout, good prices.

Nate S.

EDIT- if you have a sign that says every shirt is 4.99 and I bring a shirt up to the counter that doesn’t have a tag on it…. Doesn’t take a lot of common sense to figure that out. At the end of the day; you guys get stuff for FREE ; fair would be , making it convenient for every customer to buy something they find on your sales floor even if one of your employees dropped the ball and didn’t tag , because once again you got it for FREE. Instead of ducking responsibility for having a ran down goodwill location , take accountability. I’ve been to multiple goodwills where something wasn’t tagged and they were able to just give me a price on the spot, you should definitely take notes because your way is losing business, and you’re not in a prime location. Do better, in the mean time we won’t be visiting your run down goodwill full of untagged free items you guys forgot to tag. I’ll take my money elsewhere. What does all of this mean to you?

Let me get this straight, people donate stuff, something ends up on the sales floor without a tag, I try to buy it and was told “we can’t sell it” I’ve been to so many goodwills where people with common sense just make up a price so the CONSUMER CAN BUY THE ITEM, the IQ of this place is very low. We will not be returning.

Robin H.

Until recently I loved the goodwill in Marysville. I would always come out with a cart or 2 full of items. Can't really do that now that they are too cheap to offer their customers bags for their items. It's kinda hard buying household items or clothing and have to carry all out by hand with no bags. The items you sell are donated so you make plenty of money for bags smh. Youve just st lost a customer!!!!

christopher K.

Its ok for a goodwill store, the prices seemed fair.

Jonah B.

Store has definitely changed in the many years I've shopped here. The middle booth where the cash register was had all sorts of collectables, but they've since removed it and I don't always find interesting stuff to look at, although that's not the stores fault either. I'll say that staff is much nicer than before though and I didn't have an awful visit. Hope to see some change here soon but I still recommend it to others.

DeVona L.

Bling all over the store. A few nice designer finds a Vera Bradley bags in great condition. Prices are rock bottom.

Tom J.

Apparently either you ppl take glued on shoe sole boots or you do it yourself. Just bought a pair of black work boots, a week ago, from this hole of a store and the soles of the shoes came right off 30 minutes into the work day on a construction job site. an hour away from my house. They were glued on. Never again will I shop with these scammers. I suggest everyone else to stay away.