This place is amazing. Great deals and supports a great organization

Great store for furniture, kitchenware, holiday items, appliances and paint. Great for tools and cabinets.

I love the ReStore! Great place for a great cause! There are always some awesome finds there!

One of the coolest places to venture for a massive warehouse vintage “Through the Ages” custom furniture to antique treasures for your home. Lots of Stock home fixtures also for purchase. You might even become an active Volunteer after gazing the goods after your visit like I did.

Excellent place to find home improvements and help charity while recycling!

Nice store with tons of great priced home interior items from fixture to furniture appliances and more.

This is a good place to get things that you need not too expensive they have a good selection of everything to choose from Very clean place

Sweet solid wood executive desk: 80 bucks.

Very friendly, knowledgeable staff. This was my first time coming to this store and I was surprised at their low prices, especially for used furniture. Heck they even had a cart 🛒 up front with free stuff. Yes I said FREE. Only store and I know of for that. Come and take a look because all of their furniture is really nice for used.

Great place for gently used, sometime new, furniture. Home and office stuff for super cheap prices. You will be surprised by the low prices and wide selection.

It's a great place to find a deal on anything regarding home. I went in there looking for light fixtures and they have so much more. Furniture, how's knickknacks, wall hangings, anything you can think of. I even bought a computer monitor they are a couple weeks ago. They have a lot of sales also

Super nice people!! The dresser I got is worse for the wear, but they discount so much I just cleaned it up. There is a pretty cute employee to if your into dudes 😉

A great place to find new and used items for the house while supporting a wonderful organization with a great mission. The prices were amazingly low on things like LED light bulbs and tools.

Pretty good place to shop for almost anything related to a home. Most everything is reasonably priced and if its not wait a week and it will be. The people are extremely friendly.

A wonderful place to buy nice used furniture at great prices and the money goes back into the habitat community how could you not want to help. Check them out you won't be disappointed.

A great place to find some special things. They accept donations of things that can be resold to help build a habitat home. They will come to your home and pick up if you have large items to donate that have been gently used.

Alot of great stuff at low prices. Very nice people. I'll be going back tomorrow to get a dishwasher. (I didn't have cabinet measurements with me today.)

I love the ReStore, it is a great place to stop in and look aroud, it is very clean and tidy and all the prices are reasonable. The profits all go to a great organization and help fund the local Habitat for Humanity, so all around it is a great place to shop. Some grow 's and I volunteer there regularly, so it is an awesome way to get involved with a great organization without a weekly commitment.

We bought several items with no regrets, and will continue to shop there. Really glad they got a location here in Evansville, we used to drive to the Warrick county store.

New store with new and used building supplies,  home furnishings, and miscellaneous stuff.  Great prices.  Very friendly and helpful staff.  Store is clean and inviting.

I am very impressed with the Lead Cashier. I have bought things there before and she has always been honest and friendly. Even today, she was able to correct the overcharge by the trainee, while taking a quick break from a meeting. I want her Supervisor to know she is doing a great job!

I always find a treasure or two here every time I go.  The older gentleman that was working the back today 4/6/23 is a true bright shining light.  He's a keeper for sure.  Thank you!

Friendly staff. Variety of items,  I enjoy stopping in to check out what they have since items are donated you don't know what you'll find.

Excellent Saturday morning was excellent for shopping although the cashier never showed up so I waited for 10 minutes and left without buying anything

The prices on the used cabinets are out of reach to the people that could really use them.  There should be some sort of program that is based on income with some sort of discount scale.  After all this is the whole reason for Habit for Humanity.

A variety of things ranging in price. Bought a nice china cabinet for my mom. Overall i enjoy shopping here!

A great place to find some deals when you are remodeling on a budget. Some of the furniture seems a bit overpriced for me, but I usually find a deal or two on most visits.

I get some good deals but some of their prices are regular store price. Need to come down on some of their prices. They have parts for door, ELETRIC stuff, plumbing stuff, windows,  doors, trim, project stuff.

As restores go, this one was very organized and spacious. With enough room to move around and check out the furniture. There was a nice selection of tables couches and chairs. I managed to pick up a nice cabinet for $25 that cleaned up rather nicely.

The store is tidy and easy to maneuver.  The employees are friendly and helpful.  The prices are much higher than I expected.

They have some decent things but prices are just a little high on some things that I didn't feel was worth the price BUT... other things were pretty reasonable.

The prices have went way up. A lot of the items are priced higher than what I can go buy them brand new. I dont mind helping by spending money but there is no way I'm going to spend more money for a used item than what I can go buy new for. Lower your prices and your revenue will increase!!

This store is ridiculously priced. I have shopped and donated to HFH many of times. Never have I seen a store charge 125 for a common every day dresser or 500 to 1000 for chairs and couches. Might as well support everyday stores at this point and just get everything new

How do you expect poor people to buy things if you're prices are so high? Old worn ripped couches shouldn't be $200. And refrigerators that may or may not work properly for $1000? Really? These are donated items.

Very nice displays, courteous staff prices horrible! Majority of items I saw we're priced over what a retail store would be. I travel full-time and every city I stopped at their habitat store because that's the businesses that I want to support. If their prices were in line with second-hand items it would be great, but pricing them three times higher then new retail is outrageous

Ridiculously overpriced! I am surprised that anything actually is sold at that store because of the pricing. They had $125 sale ticket on a beat up coffee table unbelievable!

Went in to buy a dryer. Now they have new ones at high prices. I bought a used one and asked them if it was tested. They said yes, it works. You can't try the dryer out, of course.
It didn't come with a dryer cord amyway. The dryer is broken and won't turn on. They have a ridiculous return policy where you must bring things back in 3 days then get store credit. This is not the Habitat I remember. Everythingvis just going to hell these days. Be careful.

Quality items are definitely better than what I saw in the other store but their pricing is still too high. The cost of their appliances are as much as if not more than local appliance stores.. very disappointing.

You're supposed to be a charity. You're selling couches you got FOR FREE for $1,000+.  Selling a used vanity for 200 dollars, when a brand new one is 250 at home depot. You call it habitat for humanity, but it seems a lot more like habitat to line your pockets, dirt bags.

Mere minutes after welcoming us to the the store we were told that they were closed and couldn't even purchase the items we had already selected, and when asked why they would close with us still there the same woman that had welcomed us said she didn't know we were there, this never used to happen, their prices have skyrocketed and the service plummeted

Their furniture is way overpriced especially for donated items. No wonder their store is constantly full they price things so high no one want to buy them. A chest of drawers that were 20 years old and they wanted $1000 for them how is anyone on a budget supposed to afford that?!

Poor customer service. Walked in and the entire store was sitting behind register on their phones. Walked around found items we wanted to buy and walked to register to inquire about what we needed to do. Stood for a while and they put down their phones to assist me. I walked around and got tags of items I wanted and proceeded to pay. The lady took my card swiped it and something was wrong with their system. A loud unfriendly lady came out and swiped my card again. Both transactions were now pending on my bank history. They said “sorry your card doesn’t work”. Called my bank and they said both transactions were approved and they released funds to store. Loud unfriendly lady refused to give me anything paperwork wise stating that I didn’t buy anything from them even though they have now charged me twice. She said there is nothing they can do. So now I’m waiting on a call from their manager. I would avoid this place like the plaque.

The lady was so rude to me. She wouldn't answer hardly anything. She rudely rush me off the phone. I'm not buying anything is so disrespectful to people

Update: As this used to be a great place to get good deals, that is no longer the case. Most if not all prices are the same as retail or higher.

Don't waste your time on this place! Everything is priced outrageously high and the staff is extremely rude! Save yourself the trouble and drive 5 more minutes to the warrick county store. The Evansville location is horrible!

I'm from out of town and the prices are way higher than my hometown restore and if you just go up the road a few miles to the Chandler Restore you can actually get things at prices that you expect to pay thrifting. There was a weird red and black round sitting station with 4 round attached little desk tables ... Weird enough for my basement kids area and o would have paid up to $100. The price on the tag said $800. It was used, hadn't been cleaned up, and the tables were loose. It was vinyl.  $800 was so ridiculously high I am still in shock. Way out of my price range on everything and o shop thrift stores everywhere.

Harbor freight adjustable wrench $15 it was only $6.99 at harbor freight new!!! Prices are way to high on everything. I told the manager and she got light weight upset.

I believe the store in Evansville Indiana missed the memo about being a second hand resale store. Pricing is so far out of line its laughable, for example donated items such as box store run of the mill previously installed kitchen cabinets 1700.00 & 2500.00 faux leather couch 795 loveseat 595 a front load dryer that states "doesn't work" 200. Comes across as very desperate or greedy.

Thank you for visiting with our store. We are disappointed to see you had a negative experience. Our staff is very active to ensure a great atmosphere for our customers and we hope you give us another chance.

Nice new store. Not so friendly people. Really poor parking.  Seems like much bigger selection and lower prices at their Warrick County store on Morgan Road.

Habitat for Humanity Evansville ReStore

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