I don’t understand what’s going on at this location. Literally piles of rugs, furniture, and housewares, hard to walk through, Pricing is generally half of new but come on, its donated stuff. They could generate a lot more $$ for home building if they dropped their prices.

The items in this store are way over priced! How do they justify these prices for items that were donated and free. I asked one of the employees to price an unmarked item, she had the audacity to price it at new retail prices! I could get a similar item at Walmart for less, new. Charity or not, that's greedy!

I love thrift stores, and that includes most ReStore locations. This location has a lot of junk mixed in with some good finds, but no matter the quality of the item *everything* is extremely over priced. A worn-out, old couch for $300? No way. Or $20 for a single beat up pyrex bowl? No thanks. Many other thrift shops in the area.

Way overpriced used junk that they get from dead people. Some of the employees are rude, short haired guy at counter last time; though there are a couple nice folk there, too bad the bread shoes reflect on all of them. Giant store that you could spend over an hour in and they won't let you use the restroom, not even the children. The only thing I've ever found worth purchasing was a used closet rod at full price, but I'll pick it up on Amazon if I ever need another one. People are raving about the upstairs, but just don't; it's a maze of dumpster dive at rip off prices. I don't understand, I thought it was for charity. What I've learned about habitat is that they build some poor people houses with free workers, I think? But, unless you're rich you best not visit their stores except to waste your day. I won't be going back to this one anytime soon, that is for sure.

Not sure what these guys are smoking but prices are ridiculous for stuff they get for free....

They have a large selection of overpriced stuff. Half of it is broken or in bad disrepair. It's a thrift store but they price it like a consignment or vintage shop

Generally I avoid this location due to the employees at the drop off that smoke. Mostly the lady that smokes. She stinks up the entire store with her cigarette smoke. Furniture side is much better, no employees at the door smoking.

The home improvement store I definitely recommend especially if you're trying to redo something in your home and don't want to spend a lot.. but the other store with all the stuff in it severely overpriced.. outside of the occasional sale that they have to get their stuff gone.. It's too pricey for a place that gets that stuff for free