Habitat For Humanity ReStore

I love the coffee shop here and all of the miscellaneous household items available.

Good selection of stuff, but a lot of their prices are really quite high, sometimes absurdly so for used and often imperfect items. I was there today, used small ceramic planters ranged from $5-8, so they stayed there, a single, prettier kitchen chair I liked was for $35 (!), so that stayed there, ancient used lamps for $20 or more. A throw pillow I liked was $15. $10 for a nice curtain rod. Seems a bit crazy for items that are used and were donated and literally cost them nothing to acquire.

If you're on a budget looking for basic thrift store items, you're better off at Salvation Army or Value Village on Central. If you're trying to repair your home on the cheap, you might do well.

You can find some really nice, trendy furniture here from time to time - but it is often overpriced for used, donated goods. You can buy brand new furniture for the same price that they're selling some of these items - it's no wonder the store is often over filled with ugly, outdated pieces.

It's my favorite location due to inventory, just one pet peeve. Could the cashier trainer please have ALL the cashiers GREET the costumer and actually speak to them besides just telling them the price? It is the most basic of customer service especially since many of us are seniors and veterans. Also, I have been chuckled at when presenting my military ID, so that wasn't great, either.

Has alof of stuff to look thru. Need to know prices of item new. I know for charity, but some prices are high. Can buy new for few extra dollars.

Good place to find values on all kinds of things. I particularly like looking through the books at Julia's Cafe. Can find many, many good ones. It's also a great place for a couple coffee and a rest.

Don't pay with debit if you need to return the item, you'll get a giftcard in return. Stores are so quick to take you're money but won't refund it the same way. a store credit is nothing in comparison to the money you could use anywhere. Don't accept debit payments if you DO NOT OFFER DEBIT REFUNDS

We recently purchased a home and since it was about one thousand square feet bigger than our previous home, we had to buy some furniture and rather than get brand new, over-priced furniture from a national chain store, we decided to buy some gently used furniture from Habitat Restore and support their cause. We feel smart in having saved so much money, and feel good about supporting a good cause. By the way, we steam clean upholstery and once we did that, the pieces looked like new.

I started going to this store last year in August 2018. I have found so many awesome things here. Refurbished them into beautiful furnitures. Other things like light bulb and electric wiring. Everything is here. I love it Great helpful staff. Best part bbn is the book store and cafe.