We picked up a wonderful antique table at the Restore today. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable.

This is a wonderful place to shop for a great deal! Best used store by far, unbeatable prices. Check it out

Great place, I love this store and it's employees. They always have music playing and are very helpful. Make sure you stop by here before your next home improvement project or if you are looking for good deals on furniture, tools, home appliances and much more.

High quality super thrift store for all your home needs.
We go there often because they get new stuff so frequently. This place is hands down the best ReStore I have ever been to. So many options for chairs, tables, dressers, couches, sinks...etc
All great quality and excellent prices!
The service is great.

Great deals saw this fire pit for a great price

I went by on Friday for the first time and fell in love.  Prices aren't bad at all.Large inventory and nice and neat. This will be my go to and I will diffinetly tell people.

Always filled with treasures-from vintage porcelain to new doors and windows! Super excited to score an antique Industrial Singer today 😀

I'm all about reuse of items. Too many items in perfectly good shape go to the dump. I've found some beautiful and valuable furniture from the restore. The bedroom set for my guest room is made of quality oak wood and looks barely used. I recommend this place to everyone I know.

Nailed it today! The Columbia store had several pallets of Turkish- made tile like I've not seen before in any Restore. 54 boxes later, I'm ready to finish 2 bathrooms.
Three store reps helped me load, thank you so much!

If you are working on your home you would be utterly remiss in not going to this store. They have brand new stuff to build your home and quality used furniture to furnish your home. Doors, windows,tile and the tools to install them. You have to keep stopping past until you find what you are looking for for. I saved at least $140 on split face brick that I was needing for the front of my house. Definitely worth the drive.

Friendly volunteer driven source for most things home improvement on a budget.   Wide variety of furniture, doors, windows, and appliances, and good basic stock of repair materials and tools like paint, plaster,  brushes, rollers, etc.

One of the best non-profits in Maryland!!

Typical "Thrift Store" layout with a large selection of furniture, rugs, cabinets, chandeliers, blinds, doors, toilets, windows, paint, some small tools, kitchen appliances, etc. with no clothes or toys to clutter up the isles. Cleanly arranged into rows and organized by type/style of goods, easy to locate what your wanting to shop for and at the time I visited had a large selection of everything. Def one of the nicer Re-Stores I've stopped at and  a great place for that one of a kind project idea.

A nice place to find donated items reasonably priced to assist others in the community in obtaining suitable housing. This location has a large variety of furniture, glassware, building supplies, etc. I will go  ask, and donate unused items to the cause.

Plenty of space and social distancing! Helpful staff directed us to back onto a loading ramp and then assisted loading a dresser. Lots of great finds and we had to limit ourselves to getting what we came for.

Wow, I found great furniture for three rooms for my house today.
The prices are better than going to a new furniture store for cheap material. You can't beat it.
Come check it out.

Each trip to Habitat for Humanity is a treasure hunt. Sometimes I have a specific item I'm looking for sometimes not. Either I found some nice for a good price. Going to try some of the other locations now.

The new location is spacious and well organized. There are always dining sets, sofas, lounge chairs, bookcases, china cabinets, etc. if you need to furnishings for cheap.  I sell stuff online and get all my packing tape here--way cheaper than the office supply stores!

Stuff I've gotten: porcelain tile at 75% off retail, light bulbs, a Whirlpool Duet washer & dryer never used, tools,  teak bookcase,  dining chairs, a lot of nice housewares, some cool vintage art, and lots more.  You DO have to stop in regularly if you're looking for something special as the good stuff gets snapped up quickly.

Very friendly and helpful staff, too.  Parking is easy during the week.

I LOVE this place. If you want to find interesting used furniture for extremely low prices this is the place to go. Take a good look at what you buy cause some stuff is more used then other stuff but Ive gotten 2 LARGE pieces from here without fropping more than 80 bucks. Go here

The best place to buy new or use household items you can't beat the prices.

Always a good deal to be found. Great prices. Just got a solid wood bookcase for $10. Most things are either a bit outdated or need love. Every once in a while they have new modern stuff. Great for supplies like tape, paint brushes, sockets, etc.

THIS PLACE IS AMAZINGGGGG.!!!!! You can remodel your house for under 200 dollars! They have a selection of  paints and  lighting. They even have  toilets  and when I need blinds I was able to find the exact size for only 6 dollars. They have furniture and doors and BOOKS. I've never donated before but I will gladly.

I love this place so much I bought the shirt! Goodwill for your home! Fixtures, furniture, appliances, lighting, doors, cabinets, paint...at thrift store prices. The stock turnover isn't as rapid as I might like, and probably not as rapid as they would like, but the place is still fairly new. I've seen the foot traffic pick up as people discover it. The staff are friendly and helpful.

If you have a home and limited cash, or you are just thrifty, you must visit this place. And if you have useful stuff that no longer fits in your life, take it to them. Don't forget that this is a very worthy charity. And who knows, that old table might be perfect in my house!

Excellent places. You find quality products and decent prices

There are a cavalcade of items from used furniture to appliances. There are hidden gems and hand-me-downs. While everything is not a winner, in this economy, you'll find a few pieces that might fit your aesthetic.

If they happen to have what you're looking for, great deals to be had.  I got a pile of painting supplies for next to nothing.   Spacious area,  don't feel cramped, like other discount places.

This is always a fun place to shop.  Mostly hardware store type of items but also some eclectic things as well.

It's nice to know that that the profits go to fund Habitat for Humanity.

Great selection of bits for remodeling. Also some truly odd bits of awesomeness. It's a hard to find. Go around the first building and into what looks like a shipping and receiving area. The store is towards the back.

The new location is better organised and I have found a few things for the house.  However, I like how the Salvation Army prices their furniture, if after 30 days on the floor the price automatically drops 50%.  If you're a landlord needing to fix a trashed bathroom or kitchen then this is the place to go.

Great deals to be had here if you like to hunt for that treasure. It smells yuck though, especially in warmer weather. I'm not sure I'd buy anything upholstered there because it would suck up that smell but wood furniture is abundant. I like the cause so I stop in now and then.

Pretty big place. It smells like cats & old people (not a good thing.) Furniture is super overpriced but you can find a good deal among the large selections of Furniture once in a while. Staff are friendly and helpful. 4/5

It's a great place to get some things in used but usable condition for prices (usually) quite low. Items include furniture, appliances, tools, and various types of building supplies and materials. The downsides are that you never know what they'll have until you show up and that used appliances don't always work.

I bought one major appliance that didn't work at all, and another that worked for a few days then died. They don't really have a warranty on their stuff, but they will replace major appliances if they don't work at all and if you return them right away, so the first failure I got replaced.

Having said that, I have bought a number of items there, and most of what I've bought worked fine.

Decent selection of home goods. Found a decent file cabinet. If you don't find what you're looking for the first trip, give them a second or even third try, they may have what you're looking for later.

Hard to find the entrance of the store. It's all the way down past the cargo loading areas, on the left. Look for the blue railing and the sign. Parking was difficult to find, due to all the trucks loading and unloading. The lighting inside is terrible. But habitat for humanity as always is a great store for used furniture cheap. They also have quite a lot of used appliances, hot water tanks, cabinets, dishes, etc.

Parking is SO LIMITED AND WEIRD. Not a huge selection and real dark inside, but they had good music playing and the workers were really nice.

Plenty of space for improvement! Not every item had a price tag on it. Cashier was slow and never smiled at the customers. The restroom smelled bad. Not enough parking. Delivery trucks/vans were taking up most of the space, most of the time!

Hard to find, tucked away. The parking lot sucks, as this is an industrial zone. It's basically a warehouse. Big place. Good if you need an affordable bathtub. Some things didn't seem so cheap for being used. If you want paint you can't sample, you can pay a lot for a can here, or play it safer with Home Depot/Lowe's nearby. A few interesting pieces, but not much variety of household goods. Was not greeted/approached by anyone, which makes it easier to leave with nothing. I left with nothing. The free book exchange outside the door was the highlight of my visit.

A great resource that is becoming marred by rising prices. A number of used items are being sold for prices close to or occasionally exceeding that of new, currently available stuff. Like many of these businesses that accept donations and sell them with the proceeds going to good causes, the prices are now being set by checking eBay and other online resources rather than what the local market will bear. I no longer find the good value the establishment provided a couple years ago. A shame, really, but not unexpected in these days of maximum profit potential.

It's hard to get excited about it. I remember when I was first getting into salvaged/reclaimed/upcycled DIY projects, and thought ReStore would be great. While the employees are always exceptionally nice, the real drawback here (as with many ReStores) is that the prices are often not so good. I'm not sure where they originate their prices for second-hand tools, tile, and a few other items. My theory is that it's from finding the same products on eBay and/or Craigslist, then using the highest *asking* prices they see from among those listings, regardless of the fact that asking prices are set to leave room to negotiate. As each item's tag will remind you, ReStore prices aren't negotiable. Power tools normally have least reasonable prices, as a recent $200 Ryobi table saw could indicate. I recently saw an industrial drill press priced at $1000 on their site, but it's been there quite a while, because no one with an interest in paying a thousand for a drill press will go into a store without an idea of the model, or at least the brand--neither of which appears on the site.

Also, for some reason they don't really bother with dimensional lumber, so while you'll find small lots of trim, tile, and new-in-box hardwood flooring, don't go looking for reclaimed heart pine or salvaged oak flooring. Reclaimed flooring and lumber reportedly uses 1/13th of the energy/resources that new materials do, but your good bets at this ReStore are the furniture, appliances, fixtures, a glut of builder-grade honey oak cabinetry, etc. The best deals of all seem to be the random housewares, if you happen to find some suited to your tastes.

You'll find a gem here and there, and as I said, the staff is friendly. It's also for charitable work that requires funding to operate, so it's understandable that they price things well above Craigslist levels. I just wish there were some kind of happy medium that benefitted the consumer side a little, because at this point, I don't find myself stopping there to look.

Nice spot, lots of inventory. Parking is awful though which is the reason for low rating.

I tried to donate 4 double-panes windows in excellent shape. Without looking at them I was told they don’t take windows even though the web- site says so. I guess they’ll end up in the landfill. What a shame.

Prices for the some of the stuff is outrageous. More than new stuff of same or better quality. You might find some good stuff, just gotta look hard is all..

Lots of like new furniture, but plenty of scratch and dent furniture, but it's priced higher than it should be. Lots of home improvement parts, could be worth checking out if you wanna find some supplies for home renovations. Great for finding a couch, cabinet, desk, renovation supplies...but not much else.

I waited over 10 minutes on the phone to reach a service rep. I tried to donate a practically brand new bed frame that I have only slept on no more than 5 times and I was told they would not accept the bed frame unless it comes with an entire bed set. lol I really can’t believe it. Didn’t know a charitable organization could be so picky as to turn down a practically brand new bed frame because it didn’t come with an entire bed set lol. Unbelievable. Oh well guess they are doing so well they can afford to be so picky.

They recently moved to a new location, the new location is also near the old location. The store has basically nothing, some old useless furniture, and stuff is also priced expensive. They should have better value things and if they can collect more building material and hardware, it would be a much better store.

I just bought kitchen table and I found it broke. When I returned it, the manager and the other ladies there refused to return. I was first anticipating at least to get store credit and buy another one. I don't recommend the Columbia location to anyone .
But, definately Restore Silver Spring.
The stuffs and volunteers there are wonderful.
Columbia location needs to  work on their manager and stuffs attitude.
The manager was really mean and not personable individual to lead the cause of "Habit for Humanity".
I had to call my bank.

Two White ladies i thinks who is manager and the other lady were too rude. They used loud tone to the customer and way so rinse. These people of workers need more professional and more training for working under pressure like sales time of the year.

Difficult to find. WAY overpriced compared to other Re-stores. Horrible parking conditions. Not handicapped accessible.

Store workers were extremely rude as soon as I walked in the door. I am still in shock at the absence of professionalism and just common decency. It was my first time ever going to a Habitat for Humanity and I will NEVER go to one again.

The person that helped me was very snippy. When I asked questions he would give me a smart or sarcastic reply like I was irritating him. I bought a desk and he told me to pull around the back where the ramp was , so when I pulled around back , I  asked how close did he want me to pull up the ramp- his reply was , “Pull up all the way , yeah that’s kinda the purpose of ramps for you to use them.” I didn’t ask for his rudeness, I just simply wanted to know how far did he want me to pull up. I know what a ramp is for and I also know when someone is being rude!  I won’t be going back to this location.

Poor communication. Called to find out if I could donate marble slabs, was told yes, including instructions on how and where to drop it off. Person on phone was really nice. However, once we got to the store we were told that they don’t take donations of marble slab. 🤨

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