Habitat For Humanity ReStore - Bond Hill in
Cincinnati (OH)

Always friendly staff. Clean, organized and good prices

I've always found things u mite not find at ur big box stores where ud pay way more for some of the as stuff esp like paint and paint supplies, screws and nuts, misc. Items u mite need for things around th house, some of their stuff although are priced to high, but hopefully u won't run into that too much the staff is always friendly and supportive I appreciate th whole place.

How are they out here selling some scratched up furniture and previously installed cabinetry at new retail prices? Prices used to be accessible for the whole community. You'd think they would want to move the product right along on out the door. I can go to IKEA and spend the same amount on something that hasn't been in a smoker's home.

The prices are ridiculous. These items are donated. You might as well go to a real store and get what you need. If you want a real bargain where they do daily deals visit st. Vincent on winneste, they never fail me.

Used to be a good place to find used furniture. Now prices are CRAZY HIGH. I’ll check back next year to see if they’ve come to their senses and lowered their prices.

I've been here many times since i moved to the area but after yesterday i will never go back. prices seem to have quadrupled. if i told you about this wobbly little end table, you wouldn't believe me when i say it costs 80 dollars. other insane prices, you could find better stuff in new condition at any furniture store!! screw that place. there's a good will a couple miles away. i got an excellent piece of furniture for 40 dollars.

Everything is beat up and overpriced. I was looking for an affordable washer since ours broke. They want $250 for a 15 year old washing machine. Save your money and go to St. Vincent DePaul. I'm there now and just bought a washer that is only 2 years old and it was $150. ReStore is a rip-off!

I frequent this store weekly and with their help have been able to score numerous salvage materials to upgrade my 1960's home. The prices are very reasonable and the employees are nice.

Furniture a little more expensive compared to Fairfield location. However, Fairfield location will not help you move or lift things into your truck. Staff at Bond Hill helped me, which was worth the extra cost.

Rarely leave empty handed. Selection has improved since my last visit during the height of the pandemic. Prices are almost always great. The effort to save stuff from going into a landfill and giving it a new home is much appreciated. You never know what you might find!

They had a lot of nice pieces of furniture at great prices

This is the absolute best place to go if you're a homeowner, contractor, or looking to refresh your space. You've got ample selection of different types andvarieties of products, furniture, Home goods, building materials. Everything is super cheap, the staff are really friendly and helpful in every way they can be. I went in there today and a guy helped me to put a blade back on a chainsaw, not because that's something they sell or expect to do but just because they're there to help out!

I LOVE THESE STORES. Everytime I go in it's like looking in a treasure box. I go in with the intention of getting ONE thing but...it never works out that way. There is so much to experience. Keep up the good work.

Granite slabs, cabinetry, lighting, windows and doors, toilets (new and used), ranges, air conditioners, TVs, night stands, tables, chairs, sofas, and prolly stuff I'm forgetting. All at "is that correct?" prices. Bring help, you'll most likely be taking something home. The staff is friendly and helpful and each location is different. If you're reading this, it means you've been missing out all this review. Stop reading. Go.

My wife and I are first time homeowners and the ReStore has been a really great resource for us. We are not super flush with cash so having a place where we have the ability to get a piece of needed furniture for a very reasonable price is a big deal. I've also gotten plenty of second hand tools and appliances for way less than retail cost there as well. As an added fun bonus I was able to get a set of golf clubs and bag for 8 dollars today. If you need something it's absolutely worth the time to stop in here first and see if it's on hand

You find so many great deals, found kitchen cabinets made from real wood and not that press board. Was only 20 bucks a cabinet, friendly service as well

Employees were very helpful and encouraged me to share a photo of the amazing chair I found on their Facebook page.

Place sucks.manager knows nothing about retail.prices set by loading dock attendant.prices way to high on everthing that they get free.used refrigerators 255.00 and they pay nothing for it.not fore poor people.like good will.i do not recommend this place.if you do go.set and watch back door by dumpster,watch the good things going out there.never hit self.receving people take it.or its sold by them out the back door.seen it meny times.manager knows.dont care.its use thats getting.ruck,messed up place.100 percent employees discounted.mostly junk on floor the employees dont want.or already have thats better.

I stop often here. Today, they had many furniture pieces but it is also a good place to shop for plumbing fixtures, kitchen cabinets, appliances and doors. Things are not always priced consistently but you can dicker somewhat if you feel something is overpriced.

Habitat is a great organization, i have learned so much , the classes are life changing, i must say that financial peace class changed the way i spend my money, and i now have a savings acct. The voluteers are all wonderful people. They genually care about us future home owners. I've done volunteer work myself as a young adult, but i never thought i woukd be helped by volunteers. I am forever grateful for all of you. Sincerely Jonica and Simon.

They had a ton of things I would've loved to get. Some items were priced very high, while others were inexpensive - what u would expect to pay for used items at a "thrift" store. It was hard to get help though. Several items were not marked with prices & were incomplete. I looked around most of the store (so I had alot of questions on pricing & item locations, etc. It was my 1st visit.) - the clerk didn't really have the time for me, or any answers to my questions. However, I will try again - as there was alot of furniture that was in good shape.

I've visited this store looking for certain items to repair this or that. Decent prices on odd doors and windows. Great selection of cabinets. Toilets. Tubs, showers ECT.

I always find a good deal here. I've purchase everything from a really nice KitchenAid gas stove to lots of lumber and plumbing parts. My house really looks great because of the Restore. I'm glad that it's in my neighborhood and I appreciate Mike ,the manager, and the rest of his staff for always taking care of us.

Everything liked so dirty, found a small table no price. None around to ask for help. So disappointing. came along way to bring a kid to college was not able to get anything we needed.

These people are the best and the deals are unbeatable. We are re-habbing our home and the couch is PERFECT for a cheap, cheap, cheap 80 bucks and NO BEDBUGS. Thanks, Habitat, we WILL be returning!!

I like finding my replacement pieces for my house here. Towel racks and such. But I've also found patio furniture and tables and ceiling fans. Love this store. Homeowners dream if your do it yourself type person.

Great store. Thrift store that isn't wasting space on a bunch of old clothes. Purchased 3 porch pillars in good condition for $30. The appliances are old but they do test them to make sure they work. Wonderful retail resource. Cannot wait till they open the westside location.