Told very rude with the open sign still up in the door still open we're closing in a minute now she could have been nicer there was other people walking around the store
My first time volunteering for Habitat for Humanity was at the 2025 Stars & Stripes 5k. The energy, dedication and team work of all the volunteers was amazing! I volunteered again for the 2025 Raise the Roof event. It was so much fun! I'm looking forward to future volunteer opportunities! If you're looking to become involved with a great organization, I highly recommend Habitat. A fun group with an honorable cause!
Lots, Lots and lots of furniture. Dresser, book shelves, tables, chairs, tv, tools, bikes, dishes, books.
Definitely worth a look if you need furniture.
12 months ago this would have been a 5 star rating. But there is and the new sheriff in town. Prices are through the roof. There's a whole different vibe. There is junk all over the place. Just for example of over pricing , a vintage yellow Pyrex bowl listed at $45. I found it many other places including eBay for less than $25. This is total oblivion to what the market is doing and they don't care. I wondered why the parking lot was half full on a Saturday afternoon and now I know why.
I’m shocked by the stickers prices on items that are donated to this organization. I spent over $500 dollars on a hutch. To help one of my church members move into their new home. I ask the manager could he come down off the price. I waited 45 mins to get a resounding NO!! And we were only a week away from the discount price and he was very firm about it. I will not support or will I encourage anyone to continue to support such monopoly and bad attitude.
Lake Geauga Habitat for Humanity your out of order and have forgotten about your mission.
Boy has this place changed. Pay no attention to what they say they will take on their website because when they get Tony your house, they’ll only take what is in pristine condition and then make up reasons not to take the rest. Never ever will we donate to habitat, they have a new attitude and it is not good. It’s a resale shop!! Not a new furniture store! There are plenty of places that will take items. Should be called Habitat for Inhumanity.
The prices are awful. Some at or even above retail. I can't stomach to buy anything there anymore bc I feel like being ripped off. These are donated items and they are selling like retail. This has happened over last year. Used to be a great place for bargains.
I went looking for a kitchen table and found it. Going back to look for chairs. Saw several things that I would come back for. An associate helped put my purchase in my car. Very nice if you're on a budget.
I love this place. The items for sale are always a wide variety. The volunteers/staff are friendly and helpful. We have gotten so much used furniture from here. I would recommend checking it out!
Love this place! If you are looking for some remodeling supplies, furniture, lighting, tools and kitchen stuff just to name a few, you can't beat the prices, their hours are limited so check the website before you go. Have fun, take your time.
This used to be a great place to shop but the prices are so high now. They are charging way too much on furniture that is mediocre at best. Also, the Geauga store was closed down so now the Eastlake store has 2x the donations, with much higher prices. Common sense in second hand selling is keep the prices low for quick turn around. The higher ups have lost their mind with this store.
Hard not to return every week, they have an excellent selection of artwork, furniture, and often unique pieces like old doors, desks and dressers, and chandeliers. There’s got to be something for everyone here. The workers are extremely attentive and kind, it gets really busy on Thursdays, especially in the mornings, because local shops are there to get stuff and they are on the hunt! If that doesn’t intimidate you, it would be a great time to go, but they do refresh their selection all weekend long, so any day works!
This is really nice store, the staff are super helpful and courteous. And there's just such a wide variety of household stuff there, and mostly all of it is in really good shape. I found a couple great chairs, and I'll definitely be going back there again soon?
I really enjoyed this store. I found a wonderful Chair and Dresser which was the perfect size. They have a great assortment of household goods. Most are in excellent condition and priced well. I will to this again and again. Their service is great! Friendly and Helpful Staff! ??
Went here with my wife and picked out a couch. Amazing prices and she found one she fell in love with. Full ceramic dish sets for cheap. Great place to start a new home!
Just did a quick walk-through after a small donation and nothing caught my eye. Cannot comment on store staff personally but they looked very helpful and kind. Ample parking. Donations accepted with a smile, or so I imagine, under their masks.
Exceptionally clean & very organized. Prices are below a rock bottom price; they are ridiculously rock bottom. I saw a beautiful, spotless, very gently used couch for $50. End tables. All types of chairs- kitchen, dining room, living room recliners. If you don't stop at Habitat as your 1st stop when decorating/redecorating, you are throwing your money in the wind. Many stores in Ohio.
They always have a good selection of used furniture at a reasonable price. They have a lot of building materials and fixtures as well.
If you are looking for inexpensive furniture and want to contribute to a good cause, make a visit to the restore.
An excellent place to find new & gently used residential building materials or home furnishings. No guarantee you'll find what you're looking for, but if you do, it's generally priced well below retail. I've purchased everything from new doors to gently used furniture and couldn't be more pleased with this place.
Great store at great prices. People are friendly. And, this is either good or bad. You will never know what you will find. Volunteers work the store. And the money is for a good cause. Keep them in mind for donating if you have furniture or appliances that are in good shape .
It's usually crazy busy and their prices are fair market value as checked by ebay. However it's rare that you'll find any amazing deals there.
Staff is friendly and helpful.
Parking is awful but if I go I stop late afternoon, perhaps other times are better.
It's still worth checking out from time to time. Turn over of items seems to be good, so it's never the same place twice
One other note, while I stated I felt the prices weren't fantastic, they do actively mark items down if they have been there for awhile.
Lastly it's for a good cause so consider that as well.
Personally I wish their hours were longer and open more days out of the week rather than the 2 days, Friday and Saturday, that they are. The products are decent if not in good to great condition. The prices are more than fair even though there are a few things that they price that I would not pay for with the quality. Overall though it is a great place, with a great cause.
Love love love the Restore! Great cause and great prices. You sometimes have to visit regularly to find things you want but when you do, it’s an awesome deal for the creative home remodeler! Unique tiles, cabinets and funky furniture can all be found by a persistent shopper.
Friendly and knowledgeable staff; mostly volunteers. Your patience will be rewarded as their stock changes every week. Stuff that's almost always available:
furniture, glassware, knick knacks, bikes, large variety of light fixtures, tools and supplies, paint, electronics, appliances, ceramic tile (especially if you have a thing for shades of beige) etc!
I love this place, And you can pick up some really good stuff for your home or business... Some of it is really reasonably priced and you can get some great deals, But sometimes there items there that are just outrageously priced!!! I paid $70 for an amazing, 8' by 10' entertainment stand... Around the same day I saw a lamp that was priced at $90... Like seriously a lamp??? And it wasn't even know outragiously fashionable lamp it was just a big brass lamp. So all I can say about this one is buyer beware
I love this store and the good they are doing in the community. You never know what you will find here. Quality home improvement items at fair price can be found, along with donated furniture and household items. It becomes a treasure hunt, some times taking a few visits to find what you are looking for, but we'll worth it. They are only open Friday and Saturday, so plan your visit accordingly. I do wish they had evening or Sunday hours, and would surely shop there more if they did.
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