ReStore RI in
Charlestown Township (RI)

Great selection, friendly and helpful volunteers.

I went there with nothing in mind to buy. Just wanted to experience a restore. They had a lot of quality items and decent prices, especially on building supplies and washers and dryers

This is my favorite thrift store. I picked up furniture but they have lots of things for your home .

ÈXCELLENT variety of furniture, housewares etc. Good prices and a great, friendly staff. Thank you all! Run by Habitat for Humanity, which is an excellent organization whose profits go to building homes for veterans and others who need them. We have been to several Restore locations, and this was the cleanest and had some of the best furniture and appliances so far. Thank you all!

Great experience, nice people. Building supplies were pricy, but the pricing on the random thrift stuff is good!

Great selection of used furniture, and large and small appliances. Kitchen Cabinets. Doors and windows. Kitchen ware, beds, and many light fixtures. Very helpful staff.

Needed some shelf's for a project and found three. Always cool to find new and interesting things at this location. ?

Have upgraded my dishwasher and my friends refrigerator, with great results. Staff has been always helpful.

We purchased a fridge, washer, dryer, couch all from this place. They have nice furniture, dishes, cabinets, and some other little odds and ends. You're first time moving into a home an you need some things, this is the store to go to

This place is a treasure trove! You never know what you'll find. The prices are fair and go to a good cause. The staff there are extremely friendly and caring. Highly recommend you stop in.

You can find some beautiful pieces there for the right. And it's great the way it's run.

Terrible communication, not reliable. We got a new couch and wanted to donate our old one. It was in good shape. We contacted Restore and provided photos and dimensions of the couch. They said they wanted it and set a pickup date for today. We kept the couch for weeks and put it out today. They then just informed us that the couch is in great condition, but "they do not have room for it". They should have known this when we sent the dimensions and photos. Now we have to rent a van to donate it to another place.

Terrific niche store for second-hand household goods. Ranges from music records to glass swans to dryers and washing machines. I visited ReStore to find wooden planks that Home Depot and Lowe's would charge an arm and leg for, and ReStore had just what I was looking for at more than a fraction of the price! Very familial and homey environment, truly worth the visit for anything your house needs.

Amazing finds, incredible prices and great method of supporting local families in need. Staff is super friendly and very helpful. I find myself stopping in to just browse what's available. Good resource for budget building supplies , appliances, furniture / decor gems, etc. everyone who I introduce this place to is thrilled and thanks me for helping them discover it!

Check this out. Good deals on 2nd hand items. They have a nice set of fully insulated French doors. $1499. I wish I had the ability to move them.

Absolutely terrible. Disgusting, vile, waste of resources. The manager is one of the most pompous mouth breathers I’ve ever met. Like buddy you’re a manager at the re-store calm the hell down and learn how to speak to human beings. Don’t even bother scheduling an appointment, they’ll never show up or take any initiative whatsoever. If you actually want to help a family in need just throw whatever you plan to donate up on your local marketplace for free. It’ll actually be appreciated.

If you are looking for gently used second hand furniture this is the place. If you are renovating a home and need just about anything you should really check them first. They have cabinets, appliances, windows, doors, and much more. Prices are fantastic and go for a great cause. They also have some bricbrac and other stuff to check out. Nicest people too

This is a very cool place doing some very cool recycling. I love the idea of being able to keep perfectly fine and reuseable appliances, furniture and building materials out of the landfill or recycling and reusing them, which is the least resource intense way to reuse. They have really competitive prices on things like air conditioners, office chairs, kitchen tables, cans of paint, unopened boxes of tile and laminate flooring, kitchen ranges, shelving units, and even kitchen stuff like plates, cups, and smaller appliances and microwaves and toasters. I even saw a deep fryer from a commercial kitchen! Best of all? All the money raised goes to Habitat for Humanity, for making homes for people who don't have homes, so you can feel good about any and all money you spend here. Check it out before going new, you may find a good deal!

Too far to travel for most Rhode Islanders. The furniture at ReStore is mediocre at best. Prices are on the higher side compared to thrift stores (e. g., Goodwill and Salvation Army). Only bargains I found were on tools and hardware; but the selection of these items were lacking. Items include: furniture, appliances, lamps, books, DVDs, CDs, building materials, tools, hardware, artwork, dishes, and silverware.

If you are looking to save some money on hardware, paint and assorted housewares drop by and check out the selection. I have bought everything from end tables to espresso cups at the REstore. Staff is always pleasant and helpful. Don't forget to make your contributions.

Love, love, love, this place, ya just never know what your gonna find in a place like this. Everything they have out is in great working condition, older/antiques may need a little touching up, but that's about it, and you can't beat the prices!! The older gentleman behind the counter though... Smile will ya, nobody wants is at the grouch ringing out there purchases....

Going to the restore is like a treasure hunt, never know what you will find. I have gotten all sorts of things from here over the years and have also donated here too. Some examples: glasses, vases, bowls, pet dish, books, bathroom fan, bookcases, a couch and most recently an armoire. Some days I don't find anything and others I have a bunch of items. It is helpful to go in every couple of weeks as their inventory changes so often.

I appreciate the work that Habitat is doing. That said, I was at the Re-store recently, looking for a door for a project of mine, and I was disappointed in the fact that the doors they had were more expensive than at the big lumber box stores- and by a lot. I wanted to support the cause, and find a "bargain" in the process, over an hour round trip, a waste of time and effort. Probably won't be going back.

I got 4 of them for $43 they're very nice

Small store that sells everything including the kitchen sink. They have 3 floors including furniture and household items, appliances and used building material and I even bought a fishing rod! The place is run mostly by volunteers so pricing can be all over the place. But it's still a great place to check out of your renovating, redecorating or if you even want to donate.

This place is great for second hand and some new items. Everything from furniture to kitchen sinks. Great staff and friendly volunteers!

Wonderful place to visit! I grew up in Hope Valley and have the fondest memories from shopping at this store.