Reason for a 1 Starr is I was looking for a couple things never been in the store before and wasn’t familiar so here we go I walked in there’s a desk of a 3-4 employees chit chatting laughing and gossiping because I had to wait till they were done talking because since they worked there I thought they could point me in the direction of what I’m looking for, finally after they stopped gossiping I asked if they had vanities sink for bathrooms or the cabinets, he said I don’t know you have to walk around and look for yourself, I thought that was rude and I thought wow you work here and you don’t know. Anyway that’s my experience.
Excellent place for reuse, recycle and up purposing housing items. There was a gorgeous couch (needed taller legs) for only$200. We found floor tile that we liked there. Staff were helpful and friendly. Oh, but the wolf double oven!
I had some good furniture in good condition. I would like to donate to restore because I hear about the good things they do for the homeless of people and disasters so I will feel fine donating this furniture to them.
I want to take a moment to commend Ronda for her exceptional customer service. Every time I visit the store, she goes above and beyond to ensure that my experience is smooth and enjoyable. Ronda is not only attentive and efficient but also genuinely kind and personable. Her willingness to assist with any questions or needs, coupled with her warm demeanor, truly sets her apart. She represents the very best of what great service should be, and I am always grateful for her help. Thank you, Ronda, for consistently making shopping a pleasant and welcoming experience!
This store is beyond a joke now. It used to have reasonable prices. Now... you're better off going to home depot or another place. Funny thing... this place is supposed to help the community but they are selling mostly used things at a higher price than retail stores. Given that everything is donated to them , their prices do not justify what this foundation is supposed to represent. The picture that I posted shows that someone was probably trying to sell this hose at a yard sale or something of the sort for $2.00. They probably ended up donating to the habitat for humanity...well they decided to help the community by selling this donated cracked hose for $15.00. Jimmy Carter would be so proud of you guys!
I had a lot of items due to the recent passing of my husband. The folks there were great & I was really glad to not be carrying those heavy bags inside. It looked like they had some nice furniture there too as I walked in.
So, I was really debating on whether or not to share an honest review of this place . Habitat for humanity is a great organization, and the Re-store is an amazing retail outlet for items that have donated specifically within the construction industry/ residential remodeling materials departments. You can find anything from amazing antiques to brand new close out flooring materials, tile, cabinets, paint, lighting fixtures, and so much more. This is a great place, and I am always excited when I know that I'm going to any of their locations.
Jesse and Jo are awesome! Both have been super friendly and helpful every time I've come in. It had been a while since I had been in here until recently, and the store looks great! Everything is very clean and great lines, very organized. If you need furniture and want great service, come here!! Won't regret it ;)
A little bit of everything! Can't wait to go back. Furniture not expensive and many were further discounted. Easy to find. Parking ample. Employees kind, helpful and enthusiastic!
Don't bother scheduling a pick-up donation unless you're donating brand new, unused stuff since their standards are completely unreasonable for free furniture donations. Our furniture was intact and lightly used, slightly dusty, no tears, no issues. Don't waste your time unless you're giving away brand new Pottery Barn furniture just purchased fresh from the store.
$45 for a damaged TARGET store printed canvas….dozens of them? That still had the original $20 price tag? $25 for a beat to heck storage tub that’s $19 at Costco NEW? No idea why people say the prices are good. Customers are even more aggressive and rude here than any other thrift I’ve been to.
There are many different home decorating options, but I didn't feel the prices were all that great. The tiles in the picture sure were. So if you take the time, there are deals to be found.
Don’t shop here. Even though it’s not closing time yet, they refuse to allow customers in the store.
I drove a long distance after work & happy to arrive before closing, only to be refused to quickly see if they had one item I was interested in.
Drove 15 miles to donate two chandeliers in PERFECT condition. I’ve seen similar chandeliers in lighting stores at $300-$500 each. They refused to take them. I won’t waste my time donating to this organization ever again.
ReStore? More like Ridiculously priced store. Everything inside was either broken or overly priced for dirty used items. Some of the volunteers were nice, but others were very blunt or had no patience with customers. Either way, it was disappointing in the amount they charged for products that are so outdated, broken, or need parts.
Right as the doors open, the staff greeted me and were very friendly and helpful. When visiting these stores, please keep in mind, this is a second hand store just like good will or Salvation Army. While the offer some new items, most are used but in decent shape. Please feel free to visit this great location
A must visit store. Great deal. Remodeling your home and you don't want pay big bucks for the new items . This is the store. Looking for pieces of cute antique furniture, they got it. Chairs, tiles, headboards, sofas, windows Cabinets etc.
If you look at it from a very positive perspective, this is a place that has real awesome STUFF or with great potential... you must use your good eye either to buy as is items and use them just like that, or buy items with potential for a great restoration results. They have a bit of everything and you must check constantly, I mean if you have the time and patience. My last walnut center table, two side tables, dresser and entertainment unit, once just cleaned... all natural... PRICELESS!!
The deals there were okay but I found out of the many restores I've gone to in many states this resembled a thrift store with a few hardware options...the tile and pavers were plenty so if I need to do gardening work or tile work this is a great place to look. I wasnt unhappy with their stuff just surprised at how little they had in comparison to other stores.
Have visited this store numerous times in the past. The items that used to be sold at a fair price Are no longer Obviously time & Things have changed and not for the better. Used to be the staff was very friendly now it appears they are quite condescending. Also wonder what happened to the availability of a Rest room? Per my previous statement have been visiting this store for many years, And they used to have a restroom for use by customers. Was told there is no such thing and there never has been. OK that's all good but I would not recommend this place for quality and fair prices. And this is coming from a person that used to be a member of Habitat for Humanity donating money and donating items for the habitat's re stores.
It's a store where they are willing to receive donations, as well if something you donated is in good condition they will resale at an affordable price. I was looking for a TV, and they only have one at $45.00 but was the oldest kind of TV's those bulky ones and can't get those. They are hard to move.
Is a medium size store, it was clean and the workers are very helpful.
1071 N Blue Gum St, Anaheim, CARecycling center
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