Goodwill Los Angeles Campus — Local services in Los Angeles

Not kid friendly at all .

I seen a lady walk in and got a cart to put her daughter in then was shook that it didn't have a spot . She had to carry her kid in the store while shopping. I just put my kid in he was sitting . I don't bring my stroller because the tiny isles. Only one cart can pass at a time.

They also didnt have a changing station in the bathrooms well in the ladies room anyways and I'm sure they didn't have one in the men's bathroom I had to change my son in the fitting rooms .

A lot of clothing didnt have tags and the cashier just said its regular price so she told me it was 7 dollars whatever didnt have tags like she just said a random number . Never knew regular price on all clothes with no tags was 7 she just looked at the most expensive thing I had which was like $7 and said that...

The store itself was clean, and the staff were nice. There were a bunch of Executive people walking around the store and they ignored everyone shopping there instead of leading by example to their staff and greeting the shoppers. Some corporations need a ride awakening that it is the shoppers that pay their bills, not their employees. If any of you Executives are reading this, you may want to reach out to your shoppers and ask THEM for advice. After all, in an era where everyone is shopping online, the only way shoppers will keep returning is if they feel valued...

First time here. I found one of the pair of shoes and it was really down my alley. I asked the lady if they carry the other half behind the counter for security purposes. She said, its probably just misplaced. In hopes of finding the other one I went looking around and sure enough. I found it about 5 minutes later but for some reason it felt like an adventure although its just because people here dont care to replace what theyve gotten back to its original rack. All in all found a hat and these shoes for 13 bucks. Not too...