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Goodwill Outlet San Francisco storefront in South San Francisco, CA

Goodwill outlet · South San Francisco, CA

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco

2.7 (3 Google)
  • Kids allowed
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accepts cash and card
  • Restrooms available
  • Pay by the pound
  • High competition

100 Utah Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080

Pricing

Pay by the pound. Goodwill outlets weigh your haul at the register instead of pricing each item; rates and per-category exceptions (furniture, electronics, books) vary by outlet. How pay-by-the-pound works →

Store hours

  • Mon 7 AM–3 PM
  • Tue 7 AM–3 PM
  • Wed 7 AM–3 PM
  • Thu 7 AM–3 PM
  • Fri 7 AM–3 PM
  • Sat 7 AM–3 PM
  • Sun 7 AM–3 PM

About Goodwill Outlet San Francisco

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco is a Goodwill bins location in South San Francisco, California, open daily from 7AM to 3PM and featuring pay-per-pound pricing. Like other Goodwill outlets it sells by the pound rather than per item, and the bins are swapped out through the day. It is open seven days a week. Listed amenities: kids allowed, wheelchair accessible, accepts cash and card, restrooms available, pay by the pound.

Rules & amenities

  • Kids allowed
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accepts cash and card
  • Restrooms available
  • Pay by the pound
  • High competition
  • Bin rotations
  • Clothing

Rotation schedule

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices the same day — see how restock days work and call ahead to confirm.

Rotation guide cover for Goodwill Outlet San Francisco

Third-party rotation guide available. This guide answers questions about rotation start times, the number of bins rotated each day and hour, total daily rotations, fresh morning bins, and busiest and slowest days and times.

What the guide covers (9 topics)
  • What time new rotations begin
  • Number of bins rotated each day
  • Number of bins rotated each hour
  • Total number of daily rotations
  • Number of clothing bins vs. non-clothing bins at this outlet
  • What time the last rotation of the day occurs before the store closes
  • If this store starts each morning with fresh new bins
  • Busiest days and times of the week
  • Slowest days and times of the week

The guide is sold separately by an independent publisher ($19.00); our directory does not hold the rotation times themselves. View the guide

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco: quick answers

When does Goodwill Outlet San Francisco restock?

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices that day; the store's website or phone line is the fastest way to confirm.

What is the cheapest day at Goodwill Outlet San Francisco?

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco sells by the pound rather than on a weekday ladder, so there is no single cheapest day; bulk tiers lower the per-pound rate above a weight threshold.

What are Goodwill Outlet San Francisco's hours?

Open seven days a week; the full weekly grid is above. Hours change around holidays and restock days, so call ahead for a long drive.

What shoppers say3

2.7 (3 Google)
  • Nice employees. Unfortunately the customers in line were extremely rude and really turned me off of the whole experience. Mostly resellers who are strangely competitive which was a bummer. Not the most relaxing thrifting experience but if you want v cheap clothes definitely the place to go.
    Julie
  • UPDATED HOURS & PRICES The current process is each person/group gets 2 min per bin and a beeping sound tells you when the 2 mins are over. There's about 12-14 bins to go through. At the end you can go back to any of the bins too. I'd recommend bringing someone else bc it's too hard to go through a bin in 2 mins by yourself. Also I recommend bringing gloves and your own bags since they don't provide any. They change out the bins after every group, so you'll get new stuff too! The whole process takes about an hour so be prepared to wait. Some people bring chairs. The people who work there are they're doing the best they can.
    Paula
  • Went back for a 2nd time and learned more: The only way this works out is if you bring someone to sit in the line for you all day. The entry process is wait in line as they replenish the clothing bins inside, then they let a certain amount of people in (if you don't make the cut, you wait another 40-60 min in line) eventually and hopefully you get in but I did see people turned away after waiting a long time. The reason to bring someone is so when you get in, once that round is over and everyone is kicked back out, you just jump back in line with your person (who is likely at the front).
    Hugh

Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.

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