Have a lot of great hidden jewels that are priced reasonably.  So much to look at. I could spend days and a lot of money.  This is a great place for someone fixing up or remodeling their homes. Flooring, paints, toilets,.doors, etc. Every kind of tool or item needed to do a job.

Well organized with very friendly employees.

Excellent place to save money on quality clothes. Friendly employees (volunteers). Place well kept and organized.

Found a woven laundry hamper for $10 and real wood frames 14x11” for only $4 each

May not have everything you need but most of it and price well below the other supply stores ( ask for Kelvin when you need help more then happy to help you)

The employees here are extremely helpful and the pricing is great. I came across a new in the box attic ladder system that I had in my Amazon cart for months for half the price.

I love to shop at the Habitat Restore mostly for the books because they are such a good deal. Every time I go in there, things are organized and the place is clean.

Great place, bathroom is usually cleaner, but letting that go. Otherwise, had fun, as evidenced by my bill total. Marianne (?) was pleasant during checkout and very careful wrapping and bagging my items. She even increased the customer experience by pushing my cart to my car as I handled a couple of other items.

I was amazed at just how many antique items they had and the amazing condition they were in. Everything was priced very reasonably and fairly. Plus, they have so many other odds and ends and if I would've had more time, who knows how long I could've stayed shopping in there!! I would've ended up paying 2-3x the price for these same items at any other store.

I love this place it's got brand new things that's never been used. It's got Thrift or Goodwill's type stuff that has been hand me down. Great prices you can find anything that you needed to fix your house up cool kid toys outside activities school supplies paint etc

I love browsing Restore! Like any thrift store, sometimes they have nothing you need & other times it's a goldmine. This, however, was my first time buying furniture. I purchased a chest of drawers, a sofa table & desk chair for $178, which felt like a steal to me! I've heard people say, & I would agree, that some of their prices are high. (I know it goes to a wonderful cause but it's still a thrift shop.) Although other times, things are a bargin. I would recommending checking it out & doing it often if you're looking for something particular. It's a great place to find books, furniture, rugs, home reno supplies & toys.

We love Habitat so much. The whole family...including 2 & 5 year olds. 😂😍 there is SOMETHING for literally EVERYONE. and at great prices.
Everything is color coded and each color has a percentage off (or not in the case of regular price items).... 0-75% off. Some things are a little over priced, but most things are priced great. Add a discount and the prices get even better.
I regularly find things that I'm planning on buying on Amazon at Habitat for a much lesser price, and brand new in many cases.
Me and the kids love the toy section. We almost always find really great deals. It makes it easier to buy the toys that cost (a lot) more than we're able to afford.
The other great thing about Habitat, is that they DO have a return policy... In most cases you have 10 days to return items... Just keep your receipt, just in case.
The staff is also friendly and helpful, which you don't find very often anymore. I've never had a bad experience at this store, and we're there a decent amount. Definitely a store I recommend to check out, even if you don't need anything. I almost guarantee you'll find SOMETHING that you just NEED and can't leave without. It's also a great place to just go look if you're trying to waste time, bc there's PLENTY to just look at.

Great store, clean, friendly staff. Awesome finds both new and antique! Loved it!

Everyone there is great!  Downside, the prices on things are way to high!  They are trying to sell used donated items at retail prices.  Yes much of the money goes to a good cause, but there is no need to price things so high.  Other than that the store is clean and pretty well organized.

This is a treasure hunter's paradise. I love to find old books, mirrors, and furniture. I also send my own things over when I can no longer use them. Great for bringing in the "new-old" and getting rid of the "tired-of." The more you go, the better your finds!

My Dad & I stopped in to check for rocker recliners & a washing machine.
There’s a wide variety of items in this relatively small-ish building.
The prices looked extremely reasonable & all for a good cause.
😁🤩😇

Great selection and reasonable prices, some great finds. Got craft paper for the kids and an early Christmas present or two. The staff are courteous and welcomed us upon entry. Good little book nook in the back and changing inventory. Worth the stop

I LOVE visiting this store! I always find something I want. If I have an idea of something, I go here first before going anywhere else! Also the staff are all so great! Very helpful with anything I need!

If you haven't stopped by here, or maybe you just enjoy browsing odds and ends items, then the Habitat for Humanity ReStore is where you need to go! They have a ton of stuff there for sale, all for cheap prices- plus, they regularly have deals going on, so it's a win win situation! The employees are very nice and treat you like family! Love it!

I had a wonderful shopping experience!! Excellent customer service!! Fantastic deals!! Wide variety of merchandise!! I will be back to shop again!! These are the items I purchased!!

I haven't been in the Restore in a very long time and I was greeted with a surprise as I visited. They offered some wonderful household items, furniture, rugs, lights, baseboards, paint brushes, golf clubs and the list goes on and on.
While most items were gently used they also offer quite a few items that were new. The Restore location has allowed them to display the merchandise in a better space. Masks were optional.

Great place always find good deals I go at least 3 times a week and there is always new stuff there!

I have gotten great deals on a variety of items. This was only $20.

I fell in love with this store. I've gotten all kinds of really great finds in this store. Got some trim, my husband made me some of the coolest shelves for pictures . Got the trim for the shelves for what one piece would cost at Lowes. They test an check each piece that's comes in to see that its not broken. Different items every time I shop. Avon collectables, dishes , pot an pan , blenders, washer an driers. Sofas , beds an dressers. If u like bargains? U will love this store too.

Clean,busy with seniors shopping. Didn't find any bargains. But then I go for bargains!

If you're looking for fairly used items even collectable for some this is a place for you. Paint, hardware items, kitchen items, rugs, appliances, beds, tables..etc

Great prices on building materials. A little high on second hand pieces... still some good fines.

On this particular visit the clerk was on her cellphone as I checked out. I stood there as she looked for her cellphone for a few minutes. Once in her hand she proceeded to text. She later said, can I help you...WOW....I enjoyed walking around the store. There were some nice items for my office 😊. I would visit this store again

More and better price labels. They need to lower their prices on items. It's a resale shop, not Walmart, Home Depot, or Lowes.

12/18/2023.
First time herethought that this was building supplies. It appears it's like the Goodwill or most 2nd Hand stores.
Used appliances, toys, golf clubs, and bags.
Used chairs, desk, furniture.
And way to many people.

The variety at this store is endless. You might not find a specific item you're searching for, but you will find something you weren't looking for but need. Item quality ranges from brand new to well loved. The store front facing Old Dawson (old Harley Davidson building) is home goods, furniture, books, decor, appliances, doors, etc. The store front facing Dawson (old Pier One building) is clothing. Both the clothing quality and pricing is better than Goodwill. There are many brand new clothing items here as well.

This is a great place to shop in if you're looking for bargain deals from furniture, clothing to building supplies.
While the front of the business was fairly clean and well organized, the back, where the building supplies and power tools are, was less than impressive. You could tell at a glance that the employees spent more time keeping the front organized than the back.
The prices are reasonable. There inventory was varied and changes every week. But the lack of care in the back was glaring.
It's well worth the visit. Specially since the staff is so friendly and welcoming.

I'm a major "Thrifter", so going to local & abroad stores makes me happy! Since we purchased our home 2 yrs ago and did a major renovation project, I tend to frequent this store because they carry a wide variety of useful things for my home. Over time, I've been able to find so much like, paint, furniture,  light fixtures, etc. I recommend visiting your local Rehab/Habitat!!

It was not quite the Customer Service I expected from the beginning.  But later it was a more welcoming. Bought these 2 chairs for a friend.

This place is great if you're moving into a fixer upper on a budget. They have various tools and appliance for purchase at a fair price. There are plenty of different household items like light fixtures and drawers that need a little tlc but still have great use left in them. An awesome place to explore before visiting home Depot or Lowe's.

Nice place with plenty of furniture, paint, glassware, knick knacks. Reasonable prices. Would recommend it. Staff was friendly and polite. Store clean. Some vintage items.

Some items are overpriced and the managers are not flexible with the prices.

Some cool pieces to look at but most didn't work, they also have pages printed from eBay showing you how much an item goes for online.

I picked up a box from Amazon with the prices and invoice still attached, the content was 3 plastic flower pots for $9 they were selling it for back $35.

Rip Off.

Always a good selection of new and used items.
But, unfortunately REAL PRICEY!  I can understand higher prices on the new merchandise (leftovers, discontinued, and returns, etc;) that they purchase from a variety of big box stores/auctions. But, from all the used merchandise that's donated, you would think that they would offer better pricing for their clientele in this type of business. Especially in this inflated climate, with so many people hurting financially.

Some items were pretty expensive for a thrift but I know it's for a good cause. Overall they have a lot of furniture and supplies for school as well as paint. In the back they have doors and hardware.

I go every now and then just to look thru the used books. I think they tend to price most of the used and vintage furniture too high but that's just my opinion. The store is a bit cluttered but they do keep it clean and organized as much as they can. Most of the employees are friendly and pleasant.

The first few times we came here it was pretty decent. Things were reasonably priced but lately, not so much! They seem to have gotten greedy. A lot of broken items being sold at ridiculously high prices.

Starting to look as bad as the Goodwill in Albany. Items thrown on shelves, furniture areas barely shoppable, forget about looking at any framed art unless you want to get injured. And way overpriced for donated items especially the building materials and fixtures. Laughed to myself when I saw all the overpriced, donated Christmas items they had left after Christmas. I've always had a pleasant experience while checking out.

The staff was nice enough, hence the 2 stars. Most things worth purchasing were waaaaay over-priced; with the asking price being a very small percentage less than retail. Were the things being sold not donated to the store? Wouldn't that make every item sold a pure profit? I understand the purpose of the store is to generate funds to help build homes, but it would be helpful if the merchandise were priced to actually sell.🤷‍♀️

No applications given out. I was told that they don't give application out all year 😕 long. Only when someone donates land to them. I want to be on their list and they said that they don't have a list 😭. Maybe something has changed 🤔🧐 since that was a long time ago, but I decided to start saving up some money 💰 to pay cash for a fix it upper 🏠. That way I don't have to be bothered with all this crap and live in whatever city I want, how many 🛏️, 🛁, etc. But we all have to decide on our own.

Let the buyer beware. This used to be such a great community resource, but the items are over priced, I found a sofa with bed bugs and was sold a refrigerator which receive no maintenance or quality checks before being sold for almost $200. No remorse or apology from management, just a refund and they left the item on the floor to be resold! Not only was this a waste of my time and resources, but Im still without a working appliance. Very poor management, they seem to be focused on making a profit over providing the community with clean and working affordable goods.

For most of their stuff to have been donated their prices  on most (not all) is close to retail. And if I order on line from somewhere I could find it alot cheaper including shipping. You use to be able to find decent deals on alot of stuff prior to them moving to the larger building a few years back. Most recent visit their selection of stuff had dropped alot compared to before.

Over priced I bought flooring found it cheaper at ! Big box store everything is overpriced tvs $4000 like seriously windows 150 each wasn't 90%of what they sell donated terribly priced items don't even consider the furniture ...obe never and will never again

I used to bring in puzzles regularly but I will now bring them to goodwill. The reason is because every time I brought a bunch in I would ask them to not put their price stickers on the picture because people need to see the entire picture to do the puzzle. There are 4 sides and the back they can place their price. They continue to place sticker over the picture so I won’t donate mine to them now. Also they now raised their prices so many used items are now what I can pay for new products. Used puzzles normally have pieces missing at restore.

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