Habitat For Humanity ReStore

Find some odd things here hit or missI believe that they price stuff off of eBay pricingUsed wore out tiresMilk cratesScratched furnitureStuff you can still find at cost in other stores locally

This store kinda hurt my feelings. As I was looking for a couple things for my home. I have a very low budget I got upset at the prices. I could never afford to shop there. It was way to expensive for used products and furniture. I don't know how this is helping the communities when low budget people can't afford to even shop there.

Not the greatest selection, but found some goodies here

This place is awesome, I was able to donate all the stuff I wasn't using anymore instead of throwing it away.They take furniture, tools, electronic, sporting good..

Love that this store supports Habitat for Humanity programs. The store itself is open and bright, with lots of parking. However, the prices are ridiculous. On our most recent visit, there were also lots of dirty-looking items (for example, a well-used small armchair was priced at $75). For a store that sells donated items, the pricing should not be at 40-60% of regular retail. This is especially true for items that are in need of repair or a cleaning.

Here's a great place to hunt for tools, housewares and building materials at truly affordable prices Leave your shopping list at home and bring your imagination.

MAKES ZERO SENSE TO OVER PRICE THE ENTIRE STORE.Who ever runs it and does the pricing needs to give there heads a shake. Most of the stuff is priced more then new.

I have always used Habitat and found many great items to use over the years. The new store is so lacking compared to the old location. There is a lot less to choose from and then if you do find an item it is way more than it used to be, some very close to buying new. The yard storage was awesome and really missed. You get 2 stars for being a help to the community, as for the store now, I doubt I will return.

Completely overpriced. I like to look at the smaller items but it was rather ridiculous how much they were asking.Update: I’m not arguing the Mission of ReStore, I’ve left this review based on my opinion of the pricing there. In my opinion the free donated items that the store gets in bulk that a retail store couldn’t sell (probably even on a 40-60% off sale) wouldn’t sell well at a second hand store for the prices that ReStore is asking. I would be happy for ReStore if all 100 of the ‘crochet your own toy’ sold out at $18 a piece. Also, many of the individual items are marked at full retail, in my opinion. What does ReStore do with all the items it can’t sell?

Nice store... good selection a bit overpriced ..no washroom